Ogród Saski

The Saski Garden is the oldest public park in Warsaw, established in the 17th century as part of a royal urban planning project.

This historic garden impresses with a grand fountain designed by Henryk Marconi, a historic sundial from 1863 and the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier - the only surviving part of the Saski Palace.

Beautiful alleys, a picturesque pond and playgrounds create an ideal place for rest and recreation for the whole family. Originally designed in the French style, over time transformed into a romantic English park, today it is an oasis of calm in the heart of the bustling capital.