즈고르잘라 호수 주변 최고의 도시 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

Cryptologists Marian Rejewski, Jerzy Różycki and Henryk Zygalski (they worked in Pyry, in the area of today's Ursynów, where the Polish decryption center was located and they worked on breaking the German Enigma code). The murals were made in the "low poly" technique - using vector graphics and a small number of polygons with a uniform color plane. The works were made with special paints, resistant to weather conditions. The murals were created as part of the participatory budget - the project "Metro Murals - a train to art".

Art House SMB "Jary" - a cultural and educational center operating since 1984 at ul. Wiolinowa 14 in Ursynów. Run by the Housing and Construction Cooperative "Jary", it implements a program based on cinema, theater and gallery. It offers film screenings, performances, exhibitions, art workshops and classes for children, youth, adults and seniors. There is also a Senior Club and a branch - Modelarnia Lotnicza. The center cooperates with the Ursynów District Office and art schools.

Part of Kozłowski Park with lush vegetation, walking paths, benches. Formerly, it housed allotment gardens (ROD).

Kopa Cwila is an artificial hill located in the Ursynów district of Warsaw, in Roman Kozłowski Park. The hill was built in the 1970s from soil from excavations for the construction of apartment blocks and roads, as well as from damaged prefabricated elements that were to be used to build nearby buildings. Initially, it was planned for this place to be a park with a central hill. The idea of building the hill came from engineer Henryk Cwila, chief inspector at the Warsaw Directorate for Cooperative Investments, whose name became the name of the hill. In culture, Kopa Cwila became known thanks to the music video for the song "Ten wasz świat" by the band Oddział Zamknięty from 1983. In 2021, it also became the subject of episodes of the series "Blok Ekipa" broadcast by SPInka Film Studio.

The Embassy of Armenia in Poland is located in Warsaw at ul. Bekasów 50. Diplomatic relations between Poland and Armenia were established in 1992, and a diplomatic representation in Warsaw was opened in 1998. Previously, the embassy was located at ul. Woziwody 15 (2001-2003) and ul. Waszkowskiego 11 (2004-2006).

The Maria Skłodowska-Curie National Institute of Oncology – National Research Institute is the largest oncology facility in Poland. It was established in 1932 as the Radium Institute on the initiative of Maria Skłodowska-Curie, who donated a gram of radium to it. During World War II, the institute was destroyed, and after the war it was rebuilt and developed. In 1951, it was merged with facilities in Kraków and Gliwice, creating the Maria Skłodowska-Curie Institute of Oncology. In the 1970s, a decision was made to build a new headquarters in Warsaw's Ursynów district, the first premises of which were put into use in 1984.

Kopa Cwila is an artificial hill located in the Ursynów district of Warsaw, in Roman Kozłowski Park. The hill was built in the 1970s from soil from excavations for the construction of apartment blocks and roads, as well as from damaged prefabricated elements that were to be used to build nearby buildings. Initially, it was planned for this place to be a park with a central hill. The idea of building the hill came from engineer Henryk Cwila, chief inspector at the Warsaw Directorate for Cooperative Investments, whose name became the name of the hill. In culture, Kopa Cwila became known thanks to the music video for the song "Ten wasz świat" by the band Oddział Zamknięty from 1983. In 2021, it also became the subject of episodes of the series "Blok Ekipa" broadcast by SPInka Film Studio.

On September 17, 2021, the mural dedicated to the steadfast soldier Captain Witold Pilecki was officially unveiled. The creation of the mural was possible thanks to the support of the Ursynów District Office and the Ministry of National Defense. The mural was conceived by the GROM Association, and designed and executed by Bakcyl Studio. The mural commemorating Captain Witold Pilecki was created as part of the MUR, ALE HISTORIA WOJSKA POLSKIEGO competition. Witold Pilecki, pseudonym "Witold", "Druh"; conspiratorial names "Roman Jezierski", "Tomasz Serafiński", "Leon Bryjak", "Jan Uznański", "Witold Smoliński"; crypt. T-IV (born April 30?/May 13, 1901 in Olonets, died May 25, 1948 in Warsaw) – captain of the Polish Army cavalry, co-founder of the Polish Secret Army, soldier of the Home Army, prisoner and organizer of the resistance movement in the Auschwitz concentration camp. Author of reports on the Holocaust, the so-called Pilecki Reports. Accused and sentenced by the communist authorities of the People's Republic of Poland to death, executed in 1948. The verdict was annulled in 1990. In 2006, he was posthumously awarded the Order of the White Eagle, in 2013 he was promoted to the rank of colonel.