Outdoor Fitness Station — Aleja Tadeusza Różewicza
Looking for calisthenics in Warsaw? Outdoor Fitness Station — Aleja Tadeusza Różewicza offers outdoor training equipment in a public open-air setting.
The spot is outdoor, publicly accessible, and free to use year-round (weather permitting).
Located in the Śródmieście area of Warsaw.
Good to know
- Park Marszałka Edwarda Rydza-Śmigłego in Warsaw's Śródmieście covers about 90 hectares and was built from 1948 as the Central Park of Culture, its main section opening on 22 July 1955 to a design by Alina Scholtz, Zygmunt Stępiński and Longin Majdecki. The park received its present name in 1992. (Source: pl.wikipedia.org)
Location data partly from OpenStreetMap contributors, licensed under ODbL.
Community activity
- One of 363 calisthenics parks listed for Warsaw.
FAQ
What equipment is available at Outdoor Fitness Station — Aleja Tadeusza Różewicza?
Outdoor Fitness Station — Aleja Tadeusza Różewicza features outdoor calisthenics equipment in Warsaw. It's free to use and open to the public.
Is Outdoor Fitness Station — Aleja Tadeusza Różewicza free to use?
Yes — Outdoor Fitness Station — Aleja Tadeusza Różewicza is a public outdoor calisthenics spot, free of charge and open year-round.
Where is Outdoor Fitness Station — Aleja Tadeusza Różewicza located?
Outdoor Fitness Station — Aleja Tadeusza Różewicza is in Warsaw, Poland (Aleja Tadeusza Różewicza). Open the map for one-tap directions.
Other calisthenics parks nearby
- Street Workout Park nad Wisla — 850 m away
- Outdoor Fitness Station — Bulwar Flotylli Wiślanej — 900 m away
- Kanal Piaseczynski Warschau Calisthenics — 1.0 km away
Last updated: August 1, 2026