Labo Apartment Fort Wola

Spacious, modern 3-room apartment (2 bedrooms + separate kitchen) for 6 people, in a safe new housing estate at 12 Fort Wola Street. Balcony and private parking space outside the building for an additional fee.

It is located in the dynamically developing Wola district in Warsaw, known for its numerous business and residential investments. In the area there are modern office buildings, stylish restaurants, cafes, shopping centers and green areas that offer space for relaxation and recreation. The proximity of the main communication arteries and convenient access to public transport provide quick connections to other parts of the city.

Space

• Area: 55 m2
• Spacious kitchen with dining room.
• 2 lockable bedrooms.
• Bathroom with bathtub and toilet.
• Balcony
• 3rd floor (elevator).

Beds

• Bedroom 1 - 2 double beds (160 cm x 200 cm),
• Bedroom 2 - 2 fold-out single beds (80 cm x 200 cm), 1 fold-out sofa (140 cm x 200 cm).

Equipment

• clothes dryer, ironing board and iron,
• hair dryer,
• guest cosmetics (shower gel)
• fridge with freezer,
• dishwasher,
• 2x small dining table for 4 people
• washing machine,
• gas hob, hood, microwave, toaster, kettle,
• NESPRESSO coffee machine for capsules, tea, sugar,
• plates, bowls, pots, pans, cutlery, glasses, cups, mugs, glasses, goblets,
• bottle and wine opener.

Amenities

• Towel and bed linen for each guest (single duvets),
• 42-inch Smart TV with cable TV,
• Wi-Fi,
• playpen, highchair and bathtub for infants (on request for an additional fee).

Area

• Progresja Music Club (approx. 5 minutes on foot)                                                                                                                        One of the most important places on the concert map of Warsaw. Located in Warsaw's Wola district, the club is known for organizing concerts of artists of various musical genres, including rock, metal, electronics, hip-hop and alternative. Progresja offers a spacious concert hall with professional sound and lighting, which can accommodate a large audience. This place is often visited by fans of live music, as well as a center for artistic events, from concerts to festivals and themed events.
• Fort Wola Shopping Center (approx. 5 minutes on foot)                                                                                                                  A small shopping mall that offers a variety of stores, including clothing, footwear, electronics and grocery stores. You will also find service points, restaurants and cafes here. The city centre is well-connected, with easy access to numerous bus and tram lines. Thanks to its intimate atmosphere and convenient location, Fort Wola is a popular place for quick shopping and everyday errands.
• Warsaw Uprising Museum (approx. 10 minutes by car)
  The museum dedicated to the 1944 Warsaw Uprising is one of the most important points on the map of Warsaw. A modern exhibition, documentaries, interactive exhibitions and original exhibits make it a must-see for those who want to better understand the history of the city.
• Moczydło Park (approx. 5 minutes by car or 15 minutes on foot)
  A large, green recreational park with walking paths, playgrounds and a complex of outdoor swimming pools. It is an ideal place for outdoor relaxation, jogging or picnicking. The park also has a small hill with a view of the surrounding area.
• Szymański Park (approx. 5 minutes by car)
  A park located near Moczydło Park, which offers modern fountains, bike paths and walking areas. Outdoor events and picnics are also often organized here, making it a popular meeting place.
• Wola Park Shopping Center (approx. 5 minutes' drive)
  A large shopping center with numerous shops, restaurants and a cinema. An ideal place for shopping or relaxing in one of the many cafes. There is also a recreational complex with gyms, fitness clubs and space for organizing events in the vicinity of Wola Park.
• Fort Bema and Fort Bema Park (approx. 10 minutes' drive)
  A historic fort from the 19th century, which currently serves as a recreational area. The park surrounding Fort Bema offers picturesque walking trails, bridges, as well as a popular playground and sports fields. It is a peaceful place filled with greenery and a historical atmosphere.
• Powązki Cemetery (approx. 10 minutes' drive)
  One of the oldest cemeteries in Warsaw, full of impressive monuments and historic tombs. This is the place where many outstanding figures of Polish culture and history are buried. The cemetery also has a war section, commemorating the heroes of the Warsaw Uprising.
• Norblin Factory (approx. 15 minutes by car)
  The rebuilt space of the former Norblin factory, now transformed into a modern cultural and entertainment center. There are galleries, a cinema, restaurants, cafes,
• Warsaw Railway Museum (approx. 15 minutes by car)
  For railway history enthusiasts, this is an extraordinary attraction - the museum offers a rich collection of locomotives, wagons and exhibitions presenting the history of rail transport in Poland. This place is popular with families with children.
• Skyline Warsaw and Wola skyscrapers (approx. 10-15 minutes by car)
  Wola is currently one of the most dynamically developing areas of Warsaw with an impressive panorama of modern skyscrapers. Here you can admire modern architecture and the rapidly developing business profile of the city.
  Rondo Daszyńskiego and the surrounding area (approx. 10 minutes by car)
  The area around Rondo Daszyńskiego is bustling with life thanks to numerous restaurants, bars, clubs and cafes. This area is a center for social and cultural meetings, as well as a place for frequent events and concerts.

Public transport

• Buses
  - Lines: 105, 106, 109, 154, 167, 184
  - Nearby stops: Fort Wola, Reduta Wolska
  - Buses 105 and 109 go towards the city centre, stopping at major transfer points such as the Central Railway Station and the area around the Palace of Culture.
• Trams
  - Lines: 10, 11, 13, 26, 27
  - Stops: Fort Wola, Reduta Wolska
  - Trams 10 and 26 go directly to the city centre, passing through Rondo Daszyńskiego and close to the Central Railway Station.
• Metro
  - Metro M2: The nearest metro station on the M2 line is **Księcia Janusza**. It can be reached by bus or tram with a transfer. This is a convenient connection for faster access to the eastern part of the city, e.g. Praga Północ
• Taxis and electric scooters.
  - You can also use taxi apps and electric scooters, which makes it easier to get around the area.