Brwinow

The Utrata River defines the setting of Brwinów — its lowland course runs through a town of residential streets and greenery on Warsaw’s western fringe. Brwinów lies on the flat Mazovian Plain, with rail and road connections binding it closely to the capital while retaining the scale of an independent small town. Granted town rights in 1950, it is marked by the parish church of St Florian, a familiar local landmark. Gardens and public green spaces soften the built-up areas, and the surrounding countryside begins beyond the urban edge. Discover other points of interest through webcams located across Masovian Voivodeship.

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