Poland Praga to tower up over Warsaw
Architecture and urban planningschedule 18 May 2026
The development of Port Praga is to integrate with the character of the area
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High-rise developments may be developed near the National Stadium metro station. The city's spatial policy clearly aims to break down the division between the left and right banks of the Vistula. The opening of the popular pedestrian and bicycle bridge over the Vistula, the ongoing reconstruction of Okrzei Street, and the development of transportation infrastructure – including the planned modernisation of the Eastern Railway Station and the Warsaw-Stadion station – are functionally integrating Praga into the New Center of Warsaw.
The Praga district is being integrated into the centre of Warsaw due to regulations that allow for high-rise buildings to be developed near the National Stadium metro station, the redevelopment of ul. Okrzei and the planned modernisation of Warsaw's Dworzec Wschodnia (East Station). This reflects a shift in thinking about Warsaw's centre from a point to a network. The draft plan for the city's spatial policy will allow for high-rise developments ranging from 90 to 140m. The concept incorporates
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