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Pyry, Warsaw — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Pyry is a single-family housing area of Warsaw in the Ursynów district, with the Saints Peter and Paul church standing on Puławska Street.
About Pyry
Where to stay in Pyry
Each area has its own feel; here's who each one suits.
Puławska Street is the address to work from in Pyry, since the Saints Peter and Paul church stands on it and the rest of the area is single-family housing. Pyry itself has almost nowhere to sleep. The wider Ursynów district holds the rooms, which suits you if a quiet address near the Saints Peter and Paul church matters more than a central one.
Central Warsaw lies beyond it.
About Pyry
What are the main landmarks in Pyry?
One church, and little more. The Saints Peter and Paul church at 434 Puławska Street was built between 1946 and 1973, and it is the single landmark the record attaches to Pyry within the Ursynów district. It is a Catholic parish church.
Single-family houses fill the streets around it, so a visit here is a short one unless the wider Ursynów district or central Warsaw is on the plan.
What is the history of Pyry?
Building ran across three decades. The Saints Peter and Paul church went up between 1946 and 1973 on Puławska Street, and that span is the only dated event the record fixes to Pyry. Pyry's record opens with that church, not with a founding year.
Pyry is governed by an elected council within the Ursynów district of Warsaw, and its ground is described as residential, given over to single-family housing. The country is Poland.
Where is Pyry?
Ursynów contains Pyry, a City Information System area of Warsaw given over to single-family housing, with its one church address on Puławska Street.
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Updated September 2026