Mosques

Targówek, a district in eastern Warsaw, is served by several listed prayer places within a 50 km radius. The nearest is the Meczet - Muzułmański Dom Modlitwy na Cmentarzu Tatarskim, located on Tatarska Street in the Wola district of Warsaw, approximately 7.1 km away. This mosque, situated at the Tatar Cemetery, reflects the historical presence of the Tatar Muslim community in the region. Other notable mosques include Masjid Warsaw on aleja Bohaterów Września in the Ochota district (10.4 km), and Centrum Kultury Islamu on Wiertnicza Street in the Wilanów district (13.2 km).

The mapped data shows a concentration of prayer places in Warsaw's central and southern districts, as well as in nearby communes. For instance, the Malaysian Centre - Europejskie Centrum Muzułmańskie is located on Skalnicowa Street in the Wawer district (13.3 km), while Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama’t Poland is on Dymna Street in the Ochota district (14.3 km). Further afield, Fatih Mosque is in Raszyn (17 km), and Masjid Opacz-Kolonia is in Opacz-Kolonia (16.3 km). These locations indicate that while Targówek itself has no listed mosque, residents can access prayer facilities in several Warsaw districts and neighboring towns.

For Muslims living in or visiting Targówek, the available prayer places are spread across the city and its surroundings, with the closest options in Warsaw's Wola and Ochota districts. The listings include both established mosques and community centers, offering diverse spaces for prayer and community activities. Travelers and new arrivals should note that distances vary, and verifying opening hours and access details directly is recommended. The mapped records provide a useful starting point for locating prayer facilities in the Targówek area.

Check the address and distance of each mosque before visiting. Contact details and opening hours are not provided in the listings; verify directly with the mosque. Some mosques may require prior arrangement for visits or prayers. Use the supplied addresses for navigation.