Fort VII Zbarż of the Warsaw Fortress

Форт VII «Збарж» Варшавской крепости

PolandВаршава1883–1908Military sites

A fort of the outer ring of the Warsaw Fortress on its southern sector, between the roads to Kraków and Puławy; according to the register of monuments it was built in 1883–1894 and modernised in 1906–1908; the Kingdom of Poland was then part of the Russian Empire. The pentagonal work had a brick gorge barracks of 20 casemates, and during modernisation it received a concrete counterscarp caponier, rare in Warsaw. After 1909 the fort was partly dismantled, and later the moat and courtyard were flooded; the army used the site until the 1990s.

Форт внешнего кольца Варшавской крепости на южном участке, между дорогами на Краков и Пулавы; по реестру памятников построен в 1883–1894 годах и модернизирован в 1906–1908 годах; Царство Польское тогда входило в состав Российской империи. Пятиугольное укрепление имело кирпичную казарму из 20 казематов в горже, а при модернизации получило редкий для Варшавы бетонный контрэскарповый капонир. После 1909 года форт частично разобран, позднее ров и двор затоплены; до 1990-х годов территорией пользовалась армия.

Property abroad

EraRussian Empire

FunctionFort, settlement

Present ownerAtenor Poland and its subsidiary Brookfort Investments, since 2019

Acquisitionbuilt, 1883

StatusSold, transferred or lost

As of2026-09

After 1918 the fort passed to Poland; according to FORTY.waw.pl (revision of 13 September 2026), since 2019 the site has belonged to Atenor Poland, which plans office development, and the structures are badly damaged and flooded.