Poland · Warsaw · Kabaty metro station
Kabaty is the southern terminus of Warsaw's M1 metro, gateway to green Ursynów and the Las Kabacki pine forest.
Useful information
Kabaty station opened in 1995 and gave its name to an entire neighbourhood in southern Ursynów. Nearby are a hub of bus routes and Las Kabacki — the largest forest within the Warsaw city limits. The area is quiet, green, with a family feel and established osiedla.
Large-panel housing from the 1980s–90s dominates the area, with a number of modern developments. Prices are mid-range by city standards — popular with families for the combination of metro and proximity to the forest.
Kabaty is the M1 terminus: a direct train to the central Centrum and Świętokrzyska stations takes about 20 minutes. There is also a bus hub with routes to Wilanów and Piaseczno.
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On the metro to Centrum, about 20 minutes with no changes.
Yes — Las Kabacki, a large pine forest popular for walks and cycling, starts right at the station.
Mostly flats in panel blocks and a number of apartments in modern developments. Current prices are in the DomCom catalogue.
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