Mosques

Wałbrzych, a city in southwestern Poland, hosts a modest Muslim presence reflected in the available mapped records. Within the city itself, one listed prayer place is located at 11 Listopada 59, in the district of Wałbrzych, offering a point of reference for Muslims living in or visiting the city. This address is situated in a central area, providing accessibility for daily prayers or community gatherings. The surrounding region includes additional prayer places in nearby towns, expanding options for worshippers.

Beyond Wałbrzych, the data shows prayer places in Świebodzice, approximately 9 km away, with two listings at Polna 4. This indicates a small but established Muslim presence in that commune. Further afield, in the village of Kępy (about 39 km from Wałbrzych), two prayer places are recorded at Kępy 14B. These locations suggest that Muslim communities are present in several areas across the region, though the number of mapped sites remains limited. The listings are based on available verified records, and users should confirm details directly.

For Muslims in Wałbrzych, the city offers a starting point for prayer, with the central location on 11 Listopada serving as a key site. The nearby towns of Świebodzice and Kępy provide additional options for those willing to travel. While the mapped coverage is sparse, it reflects the early stages of Muslim life in this part of Poland. New arrivals, students, and travellers can use these listings to locate prayer spaces, though it is advisable to verify addresses and accessibility beforehand.

The listed prayer places include addresses and distances from Wałbrzych city center. Verify opening hours, access, and any specific requirements (e.g., women's sections) directly with the contact information if provided. Note that some addresses may be residential or shared spaces; confirm before visiting. Distances are approximate and based on the supplied coordinates.