Northeast Warsaw

2 Routes Available

Both northeast routes are strongly connected to water landscapes and recreational movement through open, natural corridors.

Time: 1.5–2 hours Distance: 15 km Type: Cycling End: Nieporęt Beach / Lake Zegrze

Follow the dedicated bike lane alongside the Żerań Canal — an artificial 1950s waterway linking the Vistula to Lake Zegrze. Tree-lined banks, smooth infrastructure, and a calm atmosphere throughout. The route ends at a wide sandy beach by the lake.

Key stops

Żerań Canal corridor
Cycling & pedestrian path (co-financed by EU)
Nieporęt Beach — Lake Zegrze

Time: ~2 hours Distance: 4 km Type: Cycling / Walking End: Warsaw Zoo entrance

A route along the eastern (Praga) bank of the Vistula — grassy floodplains, wide views of the river and the city skyline across the water, ending at the historic Warsaw Zoo, founded in 1928 and associated with the Żabiński family who sheltered Jews during WWII.

Key stops

Northern Praga riverbank
Open Vistula floodplain & sandbanks
Warsaw Zoo (est. 1928)

2 Routes Available

Bike Lane Along the Żerań Canal

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Vistula Riverside Path to Warsaw Zoo

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