Playground in Ujazdowski Park is a space designed to meet the needs of children of all ages - from the youngest to the oldest. After more than two years of refurbishment, it was opened to the public in spring 2024. Already at the outset, it impresses with its large space and the well thought-out layout of themed zones, which allow the smallest children to play at the same time and active fitness games for the older ones. In this way, parents can watch their little ones naturally develop their motor skills, balance and creativity, regardless of their developmental stage.

The playground operates every day during the opening hours of the entire park, i.e. between 6 a.m. and 9 p.m. The upgraded infrastructure takes into account the safety of children (e.g. soft surfaces and robust structures). In addition, the aesthetic context of the green surroundings carefully complemented by benches and walking routes. A sensory path to stimulate the senses and a unique mother-child swing have been designed, allowing toddlers to play together with a carer. Children's attractions also include linarium, trampolines, varying in height slides, classic swings, huge sandpit and diverse climbing walls.

The playground at Bema Fort is the largest space of its kind in Warsaw. Forest surroundings and division into zones for different age groups They are impressive right from the entrance. Younger children will find enclosed spaces with colourful structures, sandpits and low swings. Older ones will find challenges in the form of a linarium, high slides, sloping bridges and numerous ladders. There is also a tyrolean, which has become a favourite with the bigger children. Also worth mentioning is a wooden structure resembling an obstacle course, where you can test your reflexes and agility.

On the plus side, the facilities are also convenient - the playground has a covered changing table and a public toilet, making family visits much more comfortable. An additional advantage is the cafe The yurt just inside the entrance. Drinks, ice cream and snacks are served here, and lounging on the deckchairs on a sunny day adds a relaxing touch to family time. You are free to arrive by car: ample parking is available right next door - or arrive by public transport. In category "the best playgrounds in Warsaw" without a doubt, this place is worthy of parents' recommendation and attention.

The playground in Stefan Żeromski Park, next to the Wilson Square metro station, is a space divided into four clearly differentiated zones - for children from 0-3, 3-6, 6-12 and over 12 years. This allows every little one to play safely. There is free movement between the areas thanks to comfortable wooden platforms. The youngest children have low swings, rockers and small sets with slides at their disposal. There is also sandpit with sunshade. Older children will find tunnel climbing walls, ladders, a rope pyramid ending in a slide. A much-vaunted attraction are the swings and merry-go-rounds of the "alternating" type, which engage coordination and balance.

Particularly noteworthy is the stylistic and functional environment of the square - lush greenery, resting pergolas, grassy areas for free play. Numerous benches have been placed around the main areas. Here it is not difficult to find shade and a comfortable observation point for parents. There are also bicycle racks. In addition the playground has an outdoor library with educational panels and sculptures alluding to the literary patrons of Żoliborz's parks and streets - Żeromski, Mickiewicz, Krasiński and Słowacki. This creative link between play and culture underlines the consistent multidimensional character of the site.

Playground "Jurassic Park" - also known as "Olkowek" - is a 3500 m² space for children full of wooden dinosaurs, which are also creative play structures. Children can climb steps hidden in giant models, go through tunnels, slide down dinosaur tails and overcome obstacle courses. A tartan surface marks the dinosaur tracks that lead to a sandpit with a hidden skeleton or eggs, while a rope web and rope with a slide seat provide excitement for active play.

The site also offers an area suitable for younger children. It is an area separated by a fence, with lower structures, dinosaur-shaped rockers, low slides and a safe sandpit. The whole area has been made of natural woodThe design is reminiscent of a prehistoric setting, which emphasises the thematic coherence of the whole project. Park Jurajski stands out not only because of its size and attractiveness, but also because of its attention to the variety of challenges for all age groups of children. All this speaks for its inclusion in the list that summarises the 'best playgrounds in Warsaw'.

Playground in the Royal Baths is located in the southern part of the gardens, between Park Street and China Avenue. It is open daily from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. The space is made of natural materials - wood, sand and bark. As a result, it fits perfectly into the park environment. You will find elaborate climbing structures, platforms connected by ropes, swings, long slides, balance boards and a rope carousel. Younger children have wooden houses, sandpits and a water zone with a system of canals and dams, ideal for hot days. One of the most interesting features is sensory area with musical instruments. Among them you can find a dendrophone, as well as drums and gongs that allow you to play with sound.

The plaza has been designed as an inclusive space, accommodating children with varying levels of ability. There are ramps for pushchairs, a stork's nest swing, a Braille board and elements to support sensory play. A modern pavilion with toilets, including a changing table and facilities for people with disabilities. There is also a gazebo with chess boards and deckchairs for families to relax in the shade of the trees. The whole creates a unique place that combines fun, education and relaxation in the beautiful setting of the Baths.

The 'Jungle' playground at Brustman's Ponds is a modern recreational space that harmoniously combines an exotic atmosphere with the natural surroundings of the Bielany park. The designers preserved the existing trees and supplemented the area with decorative grasses and lilacs. The paving was made with leaf and flower motifs so as to allude to the tropics. The centrepiece is two climbing towers - the largest set is as high as 8.5 metres - and three slides. You will also find a tyrolean, a rope park, interactive games, a stork's nest swing, a carousel and a water zone with misters. The playground is fenced and adapted to the needs of disabled children.

The investment in the playground cost nearly PLN 2 million and was the result of extensive consultation with residents and Bielany District authorities. The playground equipment was made of wood, steel and colourful elements in the shape of animals. They enable active play for children of all ages - from climbing and sliding to exercising motor coordination. Thanks to numerous benches and greenery, parents and carers enjoy spending time in the shade. The site fosters intergenerational integration. The implementation of the project by Educarium, a company known for its quality and aesthetic workmanship, has made this a playground in Warsaw has quickly become known as one of the most interesting in the city. This is evidenced by the enthusiastic feedback from visitors.

Arkadia playground is an impressive open leisure area located right in front of the main entrance to the shopping centre. The large surface area allows children of all ages to play freely. In turn, the tartan ground guarantees comfort and safety during the activity. Even in case of contact with water, which appears in special water zones. The whole area is not fenced, but it is surrounded by strips of vegetation that clearly delimit the space. The area is constantly supervised by security guards, which gives parents a sense of calm and good conditions for relaxation.

The toys are designed to offer engaging entertainment for both the youngest and older players. Toddlers love to hide in the tunnels and trample paths on the soft hills. Older children, on the other hand, exercise their agility using the climbing walls and trampolines. Intriguing elements such as illuminated swings or innovative ladder and hammock constructions introduce a touch of modernity and are eye-catching. Parents, despite the small number of benches, can freely observe the play. The overall organisation and variety of the square and its great location fully support its inclusion in the list of "the best playgrounds in Warsaw".

Hasanka playground in Ursus is one of the largest and best equipped attractions for children in Warsaw. Located between Wojciechowskiego and Orląt Lwowskich Streets, next to the shopping pavilions and the Albatros swimming pool. The facility has a large car park, making it easy to access by car. There are two zones within the complex. A zone dedicated to older children with an impressive structure with a spider web climbing, a tyrolean, a ramp for rollerblading or scooter riding, a rotating tyre swing and a playground. And there is also a toddler zone with smaller rockers, a fountain, a 'pirate ship' and a carousel.

A surface of soft coloured rubber and a large open space ensure that children can play comfortably and safely all day long. Hasanka stands out for its thoughtful organisation - there is something for everyone, regardless of age or exercise preferences. Families will appreciate the wealth of attractions, the variety of activities and the easy access to infrastructure. Thanks to this Ursus playground not only entertains, but also develops physical fitness, creativity and group cooperation, becoming a place where children enjoy returning to.

The Warsaw Family Zone located right next to the Multimedia Fountain Park is divided into themed zones. There is the Toddler Zone, where you can find educational toys, swings, slide and sandbox. The next zone is the Water Zone - a mini water park with a pond, waterfall and dams for exploring the movement of the water and launching boats. Then we have the Gym Zone, which features an outdoor gym with an orbiter, rowing machine and twister for older children and adults. You can also head to the multifunctional pitch with artificial grass and stands for sporting competition. Then finish in the friendly Relaxation Zone with large tables, benches, blankets for lounging and board games.

The venue stands out for the comprehensiveness of its offer. Animations organised here, art workshops for children and the possibility to use free sports equipment encourage people to play and compete together. The location next to the Fountain Park and the proximity to the Old Town make the zone a perfect stop during a stroll around Warsaw. With everything free of charge, open at weekends and planned for different age groups, the playground has gained a reputation as a place to return to. Both with younger and older children.

The 'Alice in Wonderland' playground in Bielany is a place that takes children right into the middle of Lewis Carroll's fairytale world. The main attraction is a huge wooden structure resembling maze with towers, bridges and slidesinspired by the theme of an enchanted garden. The toys and decorations are based on characters and exhibits from the book. There is a rabbit hole, clocks and even a fancy door or stairway to nowhere. Everything is in pastel colours and made of natural materials. The result is a safe, yet imaginative play environment.

The area has been designed with children of all ages in mind. The following await the little ones here sandpit and low obstacles, while older children can climb rope structures or explore the more challenging elements of the maze. It is interesting to see how the square is integrated into the natural surroundings - trees provide shade, while lawns and recreational paths encourage family relaxation. There are also benches and deckchairs nearby, so parents can comfortably watch their children play.