Mokotow. Microdistrict (obszar) „Służewiec” (Sluzhevets)

Mokotow. Microdistrict (obszar) „Służewiec” (Sluzhevets)

Służewiec is the industrial part of Mokotowa, which is developing dynamically and is gradually changing its character to residential. The borders are marked by the streets Jana Pawła Woronicza, Wołoska, Obrzeżna, Bokserska and the railway lines radomskiej line.

The Służewiec microdistrict can be divided into northern and southern parts. The southern part of the area represents the territory of the 1970s, in the northern part there were industrial enterprises and warehouses. Industrial enterprises have been replaced by office buildings for many years, and the famous Mordor is also located here.

The Służewiec microdistrict can be divided into northern and southern parts. The southern part of the area represents the territory of the 1970s, in the northern part there were industrial enterprises and warehouses. Industrial enterprises have been replaced by office buildings for many years, and the famous Mordor is also located here.

History of the Służewiec microdistrict

1378 - the name Służewiec was first attested in documents. Służewiec was listed as one of the 17 villages of Służewo manorial property. It was a village annexed to the neighboring village of Służewo (now known as Służew) and its area was 1.6 km2, making it the largest on the list.

In 1414, the village of Służewiec, by grant of Prince Janusz I of Warsaw, ruler of the Duchy of Warsaw, received the right of Chelm,

In 1580, the village was located in the Warsaw Povet of the Warsaw Land of the Masovian Voivodeship, the minor nobility of the Kingdom of Poland lived here,

In 1678, Służewiec and Służewo were purchased by Stanisław Heraklusz Lubomirski and became part of his landed property.

In 1886, Fort VIIA of the Warsaw Fortress was founded, called Fort Służewieckim. It was part of the fortifications of the Warsaw Fortress, built around Warsaw by the Imperial Russian Army. The purpose of the fort was to protect the road leading to the city of Puławy, which is now called ul. Puławska. In 1909, the fortifications of the Warsaw Fortress were decommissioned due to high maintenance costs. Fort VIIA was partially demolished in 1913. Currently, the fort is located on the territory of the village of Służewiec Południowy (now on Służewie),

In 1903, the Służewiec railway station was opened. It was part of the railway line between the Warszawa Mokotów and Nowe Miasto stations above Pilicą. The station operated until July 31, 1971. It was located southeast of Służewiec, on the current territory of the Ursynów Północny city information system.

In 1925, construction of the Służewiec racetrack began on a site of 1.5 km2, which opened in 1939. At the time of its opening, it was the largest and most modern horse racing venue in Europe. Currently, the race track is located at st. Puławska, 266, within the current boundaries of the Ursynów Północny city information system area.

On September 27, 1938, Służewiec was annexed to Warsaw.

1944 - Służewiec is destroyed during the Second World War. The only surviving historical building is a small Roman Catholic shrine located on Boxerskaya Street.

1951 - by government decision, a new industrial center was to be built on Służewcu. It should occupy about 260 hectares south and southwest of the street. Jana Pawła Woronicza. About 60 industrial facilities and a residential microdistrict for 26 thousand residents are planned there. Construction of the so-called Southern Industrial Component Region began on September 1, 1952.

In 1956, a tram depot was opened on the street. Jana Pawła Woronicza,

1956 - production facilities for electronic profiles Unitra Unima are created in Służewcu (Domaniewska str., 42/44). The plant occupies an area of 27,000 m2.

In 1962, the Warszawa Służewiec railway station was opened, which is still operated by the Polish State Railways. It is located near Sasanki street.

On October 4, 1996, the Mokotów district was divided into urban information system districts, one of which was the Służewiec district. Some historical parts of Służewiec were included in the territories of the Służew and Ksawerów microdistricts.

In 2001, the municipal district of Służewiec Południowy was founded, governed by the Mokotów district council. It covers the territory of Służewiec Południowy and southeastern Służewa.

Location, administrative boundaries and divisions of the Służewiec microdistrict

Służewiec is located in the southwestern part of the Mokotów district in the Górny Mokotów subregion. This is a microdistrict of the city information system. In the north, its border is defined by Woronicza Street and a straight line running from the Miś roundabout to the western border; in the east - Obrzeżna and Wołoska streets; in the south - st. Bokserska (commune border); and west of the Warszawa-Radom railway line with Warszawa-Służewiec station

It borders the microdistricts of Wyględów in the north, Wierzbno in the northeast, Ksawerów and Służew in the east, the villages of Wyczółki in the south and Okęcie in the west. Its southern and western borders form the boundary of the Mokotów district, bordered by the Ursynów district in the south and Włochy in the west.

The southern part of Służewiec is part of the municipal district of Służewiec Południowy and is regulated by the district council. The border between Służewiec Południowy and the rest of Służewiec runs along Marynarska Street. Part of Służewiec Południowy is located in the nearby Służew district.

Currently, the area of the Służewiec microdistrict is 26 hectares. Within the boundaries of the microdistrict there is an industrial part and part of the residential building for service personnel. The remaining residential part (part of the village of Służewiec Południowy and Fort Służewiec), as we have already said, are located within the boundaries of Służewa.

The Służewca development has two parts. The first, located in the south, is a small residential complex of experimental and prototype residential buildings built using large slab technology with a population of about 2,500 people. Initially this village was designed for 18,000 residents. The experimental and, at that time, new methods of construction from prefabricated elements used in it allowed the residential complex to quickly expand.

The second, located in the north and known as Służewiec Przemysłowy (Industrial Służewiec), is an area intended during the Polish People's Republic for industrial enterprises and warehouses (the so-called industrial and warehouse district "Służewiec", covering an area of about 260 hectares). The area was founded on the agricultural lands of the villages Służewiec and Zbarż.

Służewiec industrial

In 1951, the area of Służewiec and Zbarż was designated as the industrial zone of the Służewiec Industrial and Warehouse District (Dzielnica Przemysłowo-Składowa "Służewiec"), later known as Slużewiec Przemysłowy (Industrial Służewiec. It was planned to build 60 factories and industrial enterprises in the area, as well as residential buildings for 26 thousand people. Construction here began in 1952.

The buildings were built using the large-panel system technology, which was one of the first examples of the use of such a system in Poland. The allocated territory occupied about 2.6 km2. Construction began in 1952. In the early 1970s, the industrial area employed approximately 20,000 people. Among the corporations present in the area, notable examples are: Teva Semiconductor Factory (Fabryka Półprzewodników “Tewa”), Lifting Equipment Factory (Zakłady Urządzeń Dźwigowych), Elwa Radio Components Factory (Fabryka Podzespołów Radiowych “Elwa”), Radio Ceramic Factories (Zakłady Ceram iki Radiowej ) and the Służewiec Meat Processing Plant (Zakłady Mięsne „Służewiec”), the Argo leather goods factory. This part of the city was also home to an elevator factory (passenger crane plant), the building of which was demolished in 2016.

Służewiec residential

Between 1960 and 1965, the Służewiec-Prototypy residential area, consisting of apartment buildings, was built in the southeastern part of Służewiec. It was designed as a place to test new architectural ideas, including technologies for building large-panel systems. The construction process and its observation allowed the testing, observation and improvement of various methods and technologies to be used in future projects. It was the first and largest district of this type in Poland, with an area of 122,000 m2. It was designed to accommodate between 17 and 20,000 people, mostly factory workers in the nearby Służewiec industrial area. Currently it is part of the territory of the Służew city information system.

Real estate in Służewcu

In the 1990s, manufacturing industry ceased to exist in the Służewiec area and the nearby western part of Ksawerów. This has led to the emergence of huge and developed areas on the real estate market, located near the city center and Warsaw Chopin Airport. All this contributed to the development of the business industry in the area, which ultimately led to the creation of the largest complex of office buildings in Poland. One of the first to be built in 1992 was the Curtis Plaza office building at the address: st. Wołoska, 18.

From 1995 to 2001, a complex of office buildings known as the Mokotów Business Park was built on the site, located in the area of Domaniewska and Postępu streets. In 2000, Galeria Mokotów, one of the city's largest shopping centers, was opened on the border of Służewiec. By 2019, 83 office buildings had been built on the territory. They were largely built without city control and contributed to the development of an office monoculture. In 2019, the area began to lose its status as an office center in favor of the Wola area.

Since the area initially developed as an industrial sector, no residential buildings were built in Służewcu. After the area transitioned from an industrial area to an office center, starting in the 1990s and continuing into the early 21st century, residential apartment buildings began to be built there, although in very small numbers compared to office buildings. In the 2020s, several thousand people live in this area, and up to 100 thousand people commute here every day to work.

Służewiec is an excellent place to buy an apartment for investment purposes.

New residential complexes in the Służewiec microdistrict

Residential complex Ażurowych Okiennic

The residential complex Ażurowych Okiennic or Apartamenty Wilanowska consists of 13 buildings of 4-7 floors, located on a plot of about 3.8 hectares. Construction took place in 2006–2014. A total of 471 apartments with areas ranging from 37 to 324 m² were built. The investment also includes service areas.

The developer of the estate was Rogowski Development, and the general contractor was Henpol. The residential complex was designed by one of the most famous architectural studios in Poland, JEMS Architekci.

The complex is characterized by an uneven arrangement of buildings - they are not lined up in a row, they vary in size, length and shape. The buildings have varied but simple shapes. Their location depends on the shape of the site and maximum use of usable area. Pedestrian routes have been laid out within the complex to create a common area for residents. The U-shaped building on the Alei Wilanowskiej side forms the façade and separates the rest of the estate from the street. A recreation area has been created in the southern part, including a children's playground and a park with tall greenery.

The premises are equipped with panoramic windows. Depending on the standard of the building, the apartments also provide: dedicated wiring for a smart home, air conditioning in individual rooms, installation of a fireplace, videophones. Gated complex - peace, quiet and privacy. Large playgrounds for children and area for walking dogs. The territory has a wide variety of trees and shrubs, including conifers - greenery predominates all year round. Cozy and quiet walking alleys.

Cozy buildings are distinguished by creativity in decoration. A characteristic feature of the complex is the glazed facades, which are hidden behind the characteristic openwork sliding wooden blinds. Hence the name - Ażurowych Okiennic - Openwork blinds. They provide privacy and the ability to regulate the amount of light in the room. In addition, due to the fact that each resident can independently close and open the blinds, the impression of high dynamics of the volumetric architectural composition is created.

The residential complex is perfectly arranged with park greenery located in a closed area. From the south the complex adjoins the park and palace complex Gucin Gaj and Potoku Służewieckiemu, and from the north it runs along the modernized Alei Wilanowskiej.

Location

The residential complex Ażurowych Okiennic is located on one of the main streets of Mokotowa, at Aleje Wilanowskiej 69. A place that is highly valued for its unique location, close to the city center, and, at the same time, surrounded by greenery and beautiful conditions for children's education. Near the investment you can find numerous kindergartens, international schools.

Near the complex there are service points, gourmet restaurants and the historic Pałac w Wilanowie. An additional advantage of the location of the residential complex is the proximity to nature due to the neighboring nature reserve with Potokiem Służewieckim, which guarantees its residents peace and quiet.

The location of the complex provides effective communication with the city center.

Residential complex Woronicza Qbik

Address: Jana Pawła Woronicza 31 (Racjonalizacji), Służewiec, Warsaw

Built in 2012, Woronicza Qbik is one of the most unique residential projects in Warsaw. Woronicza Qbik is a modern loft-style residential complex whose character is expressed in spaciousness and clean architecture. This is the first residential complex in the soft-loft style in Warsaw (new apartments designed in the style of traditional lofts).

The architecture of the building perfectly matches the industrial part of Mokotów. The investment has a very bold and modern form. A third of the facade is made of glass - the entire structure has glass surfaces, as well as elements made of concrete, wood and metal. The highest part of the complex has 11 floors, the western - 8 and the eastern - 10. The section adjacent to the courtyard has 5 floors. The entire structure bears the imprint of a post-industrial style.

The complex has 24-hour security and monitoring. There is a fitness club on the investment territory, open only to residents.

Qbik consists of 350 residential apartments on one or two floors ranging from 36 m2 to 160 m2. Of these, 168 are single-level and 187 are two-level.

The duplex apartments have space with windows almost six meters high. All apartments are energy efficient and have large windows. The spacious and breathtaking panorama of Warsaw from the upper floors is amazing. The project is aimed at people who need an inspiring and creative living environment. The atmosphere is enhanced by a carefully designed courtyard with greenery, small architectural elements and a special building that houses exercise equipment for Qbik residents.

Modern post-industrial investment is a combination of designer interiors and functionality. The cozy investment complex Woronicza Qbik offers its residents a number of amenities, guaranteeing prestige and comfort:

o Tall windows, reaching almost 6 m, offer panoramic views of the city

o Patio surrounded by greenery with a safe play area for children

o Office space on the ground floor of the complex

o Private fitness area and gym for residents

o Energy saving apartments

o Representative lobby

o Garage and above ground premises

o Security and monitoring

Location Woronicza Qbik

The innovative investment Woronicz Qbik in Mokotów is located in a convenient location with good transport connections. There are many service points and shops in the area. In the immediate vicinity there is a primary school, a secondary school, a university, the Galeria Mokotów shopping center, as well as the Mokotów Field Park and the Szczęsliwiecki Park. Nearby there is a gas station, medical facilities, shops, restaurants, entertainment venues and a post office. In the immediate vicinity there are bus and tram stops, the Żwirki and Wigóry light rail station and the Wierzbno metro station.

Residential complex Central House

Location: Warszawa, Mokotów, Służewiec, ul. Domaniewska 47/49

The complex is distinguished by modern architecture, an elegant façade: natural stone, clinker tiles and HPL; carefully selected finishing materials, bright apartments thanks to 2-meter high windows. Commissioned in 2022.

Central House is an expression of an innovative approach to apartments on the Polish market and the first project implemented under the New Quality Policy. In the heart of the Mokotów business district, a thoughtful project has been built using high-quality building materials and environmental solutions that are implemented as standard, such as rental of electric vehicles and bicycles for the exclusive use of residents, air purifiers in each apartment, solar panels, car charging stations, etc. etc. We also took care of the space for relaxation, therefore, for the comfort of future clients, a meeting room, a fitness room and a sauna, an internal green courtyard in two versions (for children and adults), as well as a public terrace with an area of ​​about 220 m2 were designed in the resident’s premises on the roof of the building.

The comfort of the apartment will be ensured by a bright interior with high, 2-meter windows. An additional convenience will be greater flexibility in the layout of the living space and the ability to allocate an additional room. Some premises will also have roof terraces.

The complex has:

• Representative reception desk.

• Commercial and service premises on the ground floor.

• Own rental of bicycles and electric vehicles.

• The parcel machine is intended exclusively for residents.

• Charging stations for electrical devices (smartphones, tablets).

• Space for servicing cars and bicycles in the garage.

• Monitoring system, 24-hour security, fenced area.

• Roof terraces for individual apartments.

• Photovoltaic panels.

The complex is a 9-storey residential building with 474 apartments ranging from 26 to 115 sq. m. m. In individual studios and apartments it is possible to divide the space into additional rooms.

The complex has 540 parking spaces in a two-story underground garage, 200 bicycle spaces in the underground garage, 38 bicycle spaces on the ground floor. There is an elevator, a room for bicycles, and a stroller room. Room height: depending on the floor, from 270 to 280 cm in height. Finish standard: builder standard

Social sphere in the area:

The convenience of living in CENTRAL HOUSE will also be ensured by the surrounding shops, restaurants and small service points, which are part of the well-functioning urban infrastructure of Mokotowa.

Residents of the house can use an extensive network of transport communications. The nearest point - the metro station - is 1780 meters from Central House.

There are 18 educational institutions in the immediate vicinity of the house. The closest of them are: KIDS&Co. at 290 m, secondary school at 390 m, school at 410 m.

A big advantage of investing in Central House is its proximity to medical centers. Access to medical care will be provided: Enel-Med Domanevskaya branch at 120 m, Luxmed at 140 m, Damian Rehabilitation Center at 210 m.

The commercial and service infrastructure consists of many points. Nearby, 110 m away is Goronko Poletsam, 310 m away is Zhabka.

In the immediate vicinity of Central House, there is an outdoor gym 430 meters away, a field/sports ground 450 meters away, and a jogging track 480 meters away.

Residential complex Galeria Park.

The complex is located on the street. Obrzeżna 5D, put into operation in 2015. The entire investment consists of 1 building. The building has from 4 to 9 above-ground floors, including a ground floor and 1 underground floor. Room height: depending on the floor, from 260 to 280 cm in height.

Galeria Park is a modern multi-apartment residential complex, being implemented in three stages, being built in Mokotowie, on Obrzeżna Street, next to the Galeria Mokotów shopping and entertainment center and the Mokotów Business Park office complex.

The variety of apartment layouts and high finishing standards emphasize the uniqueness of the project. Another advantage is the mature trees surrounding the park of the complex and natural stone on the facade. A well-groomed courtyard surrounded by greenery is a relaxing place for adults and children. The building features large wooden windows providing optimal sunlight and excellent thermal insulation. The varied apartment layouts, attention to detail and stone façade elements with spacious balconies and terraces meet the expectations of even the most demanding clients. High standard of finishing.

Location

The convenient location of the complex allows easy access to the city center and the airport, and in the neighboring Galerejie Mokotów it is convenient to shop and spend leisure time. In addition, the area is home to many schools and educational institutions, as well as banks and office buildings.

Residential complex Galeria Park Top

Consists of two 8-storey buildings at the address: st. Obrzeżna 3. Galeria Park Top is a modern residential complex, built as a continuation of the GALERIA PARK and GALERIA POINT projects. The third stage of the project is a residential complex located on Obrzeżna Street next to the shopping and entertainment center Galeria Mokotów. Galeria Park Top has 267 apartments.

The complex has buildings of varying sizes, heights (4-9 floors) and apartment structures (from 34 m2 to 135 m2). The project is characterized by unique glazing of the premises throughout the entire floor height in the form of glass bay windows, creating the impression of a local double façade of the building.

Each apartment has its own unique balcony, glass-enclosed room, or terrace overlooking the surrounding area. Particular attention is paid to finishing materials, the high standard of common areas and the quality of construction work.

All 3 phases of investment constitute one urban unit, and the connection with internal green areas provides an excellent recreational area for all residents.

Location

The convenient location provides convenience and easy access to the city center and airport. Residents of Galeria Park Top can benefit from an extensive transport network. The nearest point – Służew – is located 1820 meters from the Galeria Park Top investment.

There are 24 educational institutions in the immediate vicinity of the Galeria Park Top investment. Primary school 180 m, school 200 m.

Access to medical care is provided by: Reumatika 90 m, MediPark 110 m, doctor's office/clinic/hospital 280 m.

The retail and service infrastructure of the Galeria Park Top investment project consists of many points. Nearby, 70 meters away is A.M., 110 meters away - Żabka, 150 meters away - Carrefour Express.

In the immediate vicinity of the Galeria Park Top investment there is an outdoor gym at 210 m, a field/court at 230 m and a field/court at 300 m.

Investment properties in the Służew microdistrict

The following residential complexes are currently under construction in the Służew microdistrict:

Pozytywny Mokotów III. Address: st. Postępu, Służewiec, Mokotów, Warszawa (5.1 km from center)

Moko Botanika. Address: st. Boxserska 54, Słuzewiec, Mokotów, Warsaw (6.7 km from center)

MOKOsfera. Address: st. Konstruktorska 8, Służewiec, Mokotów, Warszawa (5.1 km from center)

Mozaika Mokotów etap II, etap III, etap IV, etap V. Address: st. Cybernetyki, Służewiec, Mokotów, Warszawa (6.3 km from center)

Przy Woronicza. Address: st. Woronicza, Służewiec, Mokotów, Warszawa (4.8 km from center)

Przy Woronicza etap II, etap III. Address: st. Woronicza , Służewiec, Mokotów, Warszawa (4.8 km from center)

Moduo House. Address: st. Cybernetyki 4, Służewiec, Mokotów, Warszawa (6 km from center)

Moduo House etap II. Address: st. Cybernetyki 4, Służewiec, Mokotów, Warszawa (6 km from center)

Mokka Mokotow. Address: st. Konstruktorska 7, Służewiec, Mokotów, Warszawa (5.1 km from center)

Vista Mokotów. Address: st. Woronicza 33, Służewiec, Mokotów, Warszawa (4.8 km from center)

Living Point Mokotów. Address: st. Konstruktorska 9, Służewiec, Mokotów, Warszawa (5.2 km from center)

Osiedle Cybernetyki 17. Address: st. Cybernetyki 17, Służewiec, Mokotów, Warszawa (6.1 km from center)

Murapol Atrium Służewiec. Address: st. Cybernetyki 15, Służewiec, Mokotów, Warszawa (6.1 km from center)

Osiedle Reset. Address: st. Taśmowa, Służewiec, Mokotów, Warszawa (5.8 km from center)

Woronicza. Address: st. Suwak 14, Służewiec, Mokotów, Warszawa (4.9 km from center)

Osiedle Krzemowe. Address: st. Cybernetyki 2, Służewiec, Mokotów, Warszawa (6.1 km from center)

Alanda Residence. Address: st. Woronicza 33, Służewiec, Mokotów, Warszawa (4.8 km from center)

Apartamenty Bokserska. Address: st. Bokserska 56, Służewiec, Mokotów, Warszawa (6.6 km from center)

Luxor Residences. Address: st. Wynalazek 2, Służewiec, Mokotów, Warszawa (5.9 km from center)

Wizja Mokotów. Address: st. Garażowa 5, Ksawerów, Mokotów, Warszawa (4.7 km from center)

Postępu 10. Address: st. Postępu 10, Służewiec, Mokotów, Warszawa (6.1 km from center)

Osiedle Hubertus. Address: st. Obrzeżna 1, Służewiec, Mokotów, Warszawa (6.7 km from center)

Osiedle Hubertus - I Etap, II Etap, III Etap, IV Etap, V Etap. Address: st. Obrzeżna 1, Służewiec, Mokotów, Warszawa (6.6 km from center)

Moduo Apartments. Address: st. Cybernetyki, Służewiec, Mokotów, Warszawa (6 km from center)

Galeria Point. Address: st. Cybernetyki3 , Służewiec, Mokotów, Warszawa (6.2 km from center)

Concept House Mokotów. Address: st. Cybernetyki, Służewiec, Mokotów, Warszawa (6.1 km from center)

If you wish, the OKEASK company will tell you in detail about these objects and select an apartment for you. Just write a request on our website https://okeask.com/en.

Business in Służewcu

Since the 90s In the 20th century, the former industrial part of Służewca and the functionally connected western part of Ksawerowa began to be intensively developed with office buildings, resulting in the creation of the largest office complex in Poland. It houses many branch headquarters of many domestic and multinational corporations. To date, 90 office buildings have been built here.

There are an estimated 80,000 to 100,000 employees in the area of office buildings in Służewiec and the western part of nearby Ksaverów, with the majority of corporate employees between 20 and 40 years of age. The sheer number of people traveling to and from the area every day, coupled with the local road system not designed to accommodate so many vehicles, causes massive traffic congestion as well as a shortage of parking spaces.

The business nature of the area also influenced the availability of hotels - Vienna House Mokotow Warsaw and Hampton by Hilton Warsaw Mokotow are located on Postępu Street.

District "Mordor" in Służewcu

Due to communication problems (including traffic jams and difficulties with parking), it received the humorous name Mordor - the dark land from the fantasy novel The Lord of the Rings by J. R. R. Tolkien. Its boundaries are usually considered to be the streets Cybernetyki, Domaniewska, Marynarska and Wołoska.

Several attempts were made to make Mordor the officially recognized name of the area. In 2020, at the request of local residents, two small streets in the vicinity of Służewca were named after Mordor. These are J. R. R. Tolkien Street and Gandalf Street (after one of the main characters in Tolkien's books). These streets form an intersection with each other.

While most of the Służewiec area is occupied by office buildings, a relatively small part of the area consists of multi-family residential buildings, mainly located along the perimeter of the office areas.

Government offices in Służewcu

Służewcu is home to the headquarters of several Polish government agencies. Among them are the Institute of National Remembrance, located at Kurtyki Street 1, the National Court of Appeal at Postępu Street 17A, the National Foundation for Environmental Protection and Water Management at Konstruktorska Street 3A and the National Prosecutor's Office at Postępu Street 3.

Monuments in Służewcu

In Służewcu there is a monument to the builders of the Służewiec Przemysłowy district, made in the style of socialist realism. This is a sculpture depicting a mason, dedicated to the people who worked on the construction of the Służewiec Przemysłowy (Industrial Służewiec) industrial area in the 1950s. It is located in front of the Park Rozwoju office building on Suwak Street. The sculpture is one of the last surviving objects of Służewca's industrial history.

Nature in Służewcu

Historically, the Sadurka stream flowed through the territory of Służewiec, which formed the Służew valley. The stream no longer exists, and its remaining sections form the Służewiec stream, which does not pass through the surrounding area. The stream's bed was artificially altered between the 1920s and 1930s by channeling it through canals.

Public transport and transport infrastructure in Służewcu

Służewiec is a part of Warsaw with very good transport connections. In Służewcu, near Sasanki Street, there is the Warszawa Służewiec railway station. This is a railway line between the stations Warszawa Zachodnia and Kraków Główny, which is operated by Polish Railways. The average number of passengers per day is about 2,000. From here trains depart to Śródmieścia, the Western railway station, to cities near Warsaw.

There are also trams and buses going to the Wierzbno, Służew and Wilanowska metro stations, as well as routes leaving the city.

In this area there is also a tram depot "Mokotów" on Woronicza street 27 and a bus depot R-1 "Woronicza" on street. Woronicza 29. Since 2019, the Chamber of Tram Traditions, a museum of Warsaw trams, has been operating in the Mokotów tram depot.

Social sphere in Służewcu

Służewcie is home to a large number of medical centers, including Lux-Med, Medicover and Enel-Med, as well as other small specialized offices.

There is no park or designated recreation area in the Służewiec area, but the Służewiec Hippodrome and the Zbarż Fort are within walking distance.

Sports lovers in Służewcu have at their disposal the Zdrofit clubs at ul. Konstruktorskiej and Marynarskiej, Calypso with a swimming pool on the street. Postępu and small sports centers. Children can train at the Służewiec football academy - KS GROM PRO Mokotów, at the Razem dla piłki club and at the American football club STF Champion.

A popular shopping destination in Służewcie is the row of pavilions and shops on the corner of Rzymowskiego and Gotarda streets. Very close is Galeria Mokotow, Warsaw's largest shopping center. Galeria Mokotów has shops, restaurants, the Cinema City cinema, as well as other entertainment venues. Thanks to the large number of office workers who come to the area every day, Służewca's gastronomic offer is very attractive and continues to develop.

There are public and private kindergartens on the territory of Służewca, primary schools are located in the southern part of the district.

Służewcu houses two faculties of the University of Warsaw. These are the Faculty of Management (Szturmowa 1/3) and the Faculty of Applied Linguistics (Szturmowa 4). Also located in this area, at Postępu Street 9, is the Institute of Ceramics and Building Materials of the Łukasiewicz Research Network, a national research institute for the processing of non-metallic resources, including the production of ceramics and building materials, mineral binders and concrete.

Służewiec will appeal to people who value convenient access to the most important points of trade, service and communication. Służewiec is also an ideal location for investors looking for rental premises.

The Służewiec microdistrict is developing very dynamically and is the site of many investments in residential and office real estate. People live here who like the city, its rhythm and dynamism. On non-working days, when offices are closed, the atmosphere becomes calmer.