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Nowe Bródno, Warsaw — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Nowe Bródno belongs to the Bródno neighbourhood of Targówek, a Warsaw borough on the eastern side of the Vistula.
About Nowe Bródno
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Beds cluster elsewhere. Central Warsaw lies across the Vistula, and most visitors to this side of the city book there and travel out to Targówek for the cemetery, the churches and the streets of Nowe Bródno. If you want a base beside Bródno Cemetery rather than the centre, ulica Oliwska and the streets around Our Lady of the Rosary church in Warsaw are the part of the district to look at first.
About Nowe Bródno
What are the main landmarks in Nowe Bródno?
Our Lady of the Rosary church in Warsaw and Our Lady of Częstochowa Church in Warsaw-Bródno are the two parish landmarks of the district, and the Church of Saint Vincent de Paul stands within Bródno Cemetery. Smaller entries follow. Houses numbered 1A and 3A on Oliwska stand near 6A and 6B, with Wysockiego 32A a short walk off.
Targówek surrounds them, and the Vistula runs west of the borough.
What is the history of Nowe Bródno?
Three churches carry the record. The Church of Saint Vincent de Paul stands on Bródno Cemetery, and the parishes of Our Lady of the Rosary church in Warsaw and Our Lady of Częstochowa Church in Warsaw-Bródno hold the built weight of the quarter inside Targówek. Individual houses are recorded by number on two streets: 1A and 3A on ulica Oliwska, with 6A and 6B alongside them, and 32A on ulica Wysockiego.
The older name, Bródno, still covers the whole neighbourhood.
Where is Nowe Bródno?
Nowe Bródno lies within the Bródno neighbourhood of the Targówek borough of Warsaw, on the eastern side of the Vistula.
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Updated September 2026