The facility features a specialized 'bird-safe' airlock entry system to prevent parrots from escaping the main enclosure.
The aviary includes varied climbing structures and perches designed to mimic the natural canopy environments of the housed species.
Several species in the collection are known for their high intelligence and ability to mimic human speech.
The aviary maintains strict temperature and humidity controls to sustain the tropical birds throughout the Polish winter.
Papugarnia Marywilska 44 is an interactive indoor aviary located within the Marywilska 44 shopping complex in Warsaw. The facility houses dozens of free-flying parrots of various species, including macaws, cockatoos, and conures. Visitors can enter the flight area and interact directly with birds that are acclimated to human presence. The environment is designed as a walk-through tropical enclosure. Staff members are present to supervise interactions and provide information about parrot care and behavior. The space serves as both an educational hub and an entertainment venue. It is a controlled indoor setting that remains operational regardless of outdoor weather conditions.
Near the central perch area where large macaws are frequently stationed for close-up portrait opportunities.
Remove shiny jewelry, dangling earrings, or loose items before entering, as birds are naturally drawn to them.
Wear clothing you do not mind getting slightly messy, as parrots may land on your shoulders or head.
Follow staff instructions regarding bird handling to avoid accidental nips or stress to the animals.
Avoid wearing hats, scarves, or loose accessories that parrots might chew on or become tangled in.
Do not touch the birds unless guided by staff; do not feed the birds your own snacks; keep voices low to avoid stressing the parrots.
