• History of the District
• Monuments
• Following Bialoleka
• Interesting places

Monuments

Here you will find a list of buildings, churches, monuments and places of remembrance in Białołęka District that we recommend to visitors and residents:

• St. Michael Archangel's in Grodzisk; made of larch wood, dating from the 16th century.
• Altar in the Larch Church.
• Chapel at Odkryta Street with a statue of the Virgin Mary.
• St. Jacob's the Apostle Church in Mehoffera Street.
• Church of Virgin Mary's birth in Klasyków Street.
• Church of Our Lady in Myśliborska Street.
• Redemptoris Mater Archdiocese Mission Seminary in Mehoffera Street.
• Period Villa in the area of High Seminary.
• Chapel of Primate Stefan Wyszyński at Choszczówka.
• Monument of the 1944 Warsaw Uprising Children near Primary School No. 344.
• Insurgent's headquarters belonging to the 5th and 6th Campaign of the 2nd Battalion of the 1st Crypt "Brzozów" VII "Obroża" of the Warsaw Zone of Armia Krajowa - Polish underground military organization active during World War II.
• Monument of Sea and River League; Located near to traffic circle named Sea and River League in Warsaw. Opening on July 14th, 2008 during the Marine Picnic.
• Osváth László Monument –Located at Ordonowny Street; A monument to a Hungarian politician, who organized aid for over a hundred thousand Polish refugees during World War II.
• The Town Hall; Warsaw's best public utility building in 1996-1997, selected in the competition "Life in Architecture". The Town Hall was awarded for the relationship between its appearance to the architecture of the inter-war period.
• Białołęka Community Center (BOK); Build in 2005, the facade of Community Center is wavy shaped.
• Watergate; The only one in Poland of its type, working on changeable water levels.
• Old Mills; Located in Płochocińska Street, near the Żerański Channel.