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Tworki, Pruszków — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Tworki is the Pruszków district built around a psychiatric hospital that opened in 1891, with a Warszawska Kolej Dojazdowa station at its edge.
About Tworki
Where to stay in Tworki
The right area depends on your trip — here's what each neighbourhood is best for.
Pruszków takes the beds. Trains on the Warszawska Kolej Dojazdowa stop at Tworki itself, which puts the hospital grounds, the Muzeum Dulag 121 and the Church of Saint Casimir in Pruszków inside a short ride of one another. Rooms cluster on the Pruszków side, near the Museum of Ancient Masovian Metallurgy in Pruszków rather than the hospital walls. Warsaw lies within commuter reach.
About Tworki
What are the main landmarks in Tworki?
Muzeum Dulag 121 and the Museum of Ancient Masovian Metallurgy in Pruszków are the two collections a visitor to Tworki can reach, and the Church of Saint Casimir in Pruszków and the Saint Edward church in Pruszków carry the parish side of the record. The hospital is its own quarter. Registers list the Zespół urbanistyczno-architektoniczny szpitala psychiatrycznego together with the Dom polekarski, the Lodownia, the Odlewnia, the Modelarnia i malarnia and a Pomnik.
The Szkoła powszechna listed at the ZNTK works and 9 Mickiewicza Street in Piastów close the group.
What is the history of Tworki?
Tworki's name travels with its hospital. The psychiatric hospital opened in 1891 and works as part of the Medical University of Warsaw, an institution whose grounds have shaped the way the district grew around them ever since. Pruszków itself sits on the outskirts of Warsaw, and the Warszawska Kolej Dojazdowa commuter railway gave Tworki a station of its own.
No charter year attaches to the district.
Where is Tworki?
Tworki lies inside Pruszków, a city on the outskirts of Warsaw, its ground taken up largely by the hospital park and the Warszawska Kolej Dojazdowa line.
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Updated September 2026