🍖 Where to Barbecue in Warsaw

Warsaw publishes designated places for grilling and lighting fireplaces. The practical options include riverside and recreation areas such as Aluzyjna recreation area in Białołęka, the beach by the Maria Skłodowska-Curie Bridge and Poniatówka Beach. Warsaw also points residents to designated places managed by City Forests and selected district parks.

  • Teren rekreacji Aluzyjna (Białołęka)
  • Plaża przy Moście M. Skłodowskiej-Curie
  • Plaża Poniatówka
  • Plaża Saska
  • Strefa rekreacji Gocław
  • Pawilon Edukacyjny Kamień
  • Plaża Rusałka / ZOO
  • Plaża Żoliborz
  • Plaża przy Płycie Desantu
  • Park Bródnowski
  • Park Czechowicki
  • Fort Bema
  • Fort Włochy
  • Park Glinianki Sznajdra
  • Park Górczewska
  • Park Kępa Potocka – część żoliborska
  • Park Kombatantów
  • Park Obwodu Praga Armii Krajowej
  • Park Picassa
  • Park przy ul. Ludnej
  • Teren parkowy przy Człuchowskiej, ul. Anieli Krzywoń, ul. Synów Pułku
  • Park ze Stawami Cietrzewia
  • Park ze Stawem Koziorożca
  • Polana rekreacyjna przy ul. Papirusów w Lesie Młociny

👮 Fines for Grilling in a Forbidden Place in Poland

ViolationPossible Fine
Grilling in a prohibited public placeUp to 500 PLN
Grilling in a forest or within 100 meters of a forestUp to 5,000 PLN
Causing smoke, noise or public disturbanceUp to 500 PLN
Drinking alcohol in a prohibited public place while grillingUsually 100 PLN
Causing a fire hazard or damageHigher fine or criminal liability

🪟 Balcony Grilling

Grilling on balconies, loggias or terraces in apartment buildings is prohibited and can be treated as a fire safety violation.

The fine may reach 5000 PLN, especially if open fire creates danger for the building or residents.


✅ Practical rules for foreigners

  • Do not grill in ordinary green areas just because other people are sitting there.
  • Avoid smoke close to playgrounds, buildings and crowded paths.
  • Do not drink alcohol in a public place unless that specific area legally allows it.
  • Keep a bag for rubbish; leaving waste can lead to a fine.
  • Check fire-risk announcements in hot and dry weather.