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Ursynów Północny, Warsaw — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Ursynów Północny is a high-rise quarter of Warsaw, its Jary and Stokłosy estates served by two stations on the M1 line of the Warsaw Metro.
About Ursynów Północny
Where to stay in Ursynów Północny
Each area has its own feel; here's who each one suits.
Two metro stations set the shape of a stay. Ursynów and Stokłosy both sit on the M1 line, and the Jary and Stokłosy estates that fill this part of the district put apartment blocks rather than hotels along most of the streets, so guests trade character for a fast ride into the centre of Warsaw. Parks soften it. Roman Kozłowski Park runs through the centre north, John Paul II Park closes the southern edge, and the Służewiec Racecourse lies within the same boundary.
About Ursynów Północny
What are the main landmarks in Ursynów Północny?
Churches lead. The Church of the Ascension of Christ in Warsaw and the Madeleine-Sophie Barat church in Warsaw both stand within the neighbourhood, and Fort VIII Służew and the Dom inspektora give it two structures of a very different kind. Two addresses are listed in their own right: 8A Romera Street in Warsaw and 10 Wyścigowa Street in Warsaw.
The Dzwon Pokoju w Warszawie is recorded here too, together with the Pomnik Powstania Warszawskiego at Służew nad Dolinką.
What is the history of Ursynów Północny?
High-rise housing came to define this ground, and the two estates that carry most of it, Jary and Stokłosy, still set the pattern of streets and blocks across Ursynów Północny. Fort VIII Służew stands among them. The Służewiec Racecourse and the Vistula University occupy their own plots, while the Pomnik Powstania Warszawskiego at Służew nad Dolinką and the Dzwon Pokoju w Warszawie mark later memory.
How old Ursynów Północny is, the paperwork never says.
Where is Ursynów Północny?
Ursynów Północny sits inside the Ursynów district of Warsaw, with John Paul II Park along its southern edge and Roman Kozłowski Park through the middle.
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Updated September 2026