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Fort M (Mokotów) of the Warsaw Fortress
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Fort M (Mokotów) of the Warsaw Fortress

Форт «М» (Мокотув) Варшавской крепости
PolandВаршава1886Military sites
An earth-and-brick pentagonal fort with a dry moat, erected as part of the inner ring of forts of the Warsaw Fortress, construction of which began in 1886; the Kingdom of Poland was then part of the Russian Empire. Between the wars Polish Radio broadcast from the fort, and after 1945 radio-communication enterprises operated here. In 1975 the fort was entered in the register of monuments. Since 2015 the former combat part has been owned by White Stone Development; the casemates house restaurants, studios and event venues.
Земляно-кирпичный пятиугольный форт с сухим рвом, возведённый в составе внутреннего кольца фортов Варшавской крепости, строительство которого началось в 1886 году; Царство Польское тогда входило в состав Российской империи. В межвоенные годы с территории форта вело передачи Польское радио, после 1945 года здесь работали предприятия радиосвязи. В 1975 году форт внесён в реестр памятников. С 2015 года бывшей боевой частью форта владеет компания White Stone Development; в казематах размещаются рестораны, студии и площадки для мероприятий.

Property abroad

EraRussian Empire
FunctionFort, settlement
Present ownerWhite Stone Development (former combat part of the fort), since 2015
Acquisitionbuilt, 1886
StatusSold, transferred or lost
As of2026-06
After 1918 the fort passed to Poland; according to FORTY.waw.pl (June 2026), the former combat part has been owned by White Stone Development since 2015, and the casemates house restaurants and event venues.

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