What we film in Praga-Południe
Cafés and restaurants on Francuska, lofts and showrooms in Kamionek, new estates in Gocław and along Grochowska, sports clubs, dance schools and event venues. From above: the boulevards and beaches on the Vistula, Kamionkowskie Lake, Skaryszewski Park and the skyline of the centre across the river at sunset.
Zone map over Warsaw
On the map: the red hatched area is the Chopin Airport CTR, where every flight is registered in DroneTower; solid red marks prohibited zones (DRA-P) and the 1 km strip around the airport; orange marks DRA-R zones that need the manager’s consent (plants, military sites, some parks). Crosses are rescue-helicopter pads.
Zones in Praga-Południe
According to PANSA data as of 17 October 2026, Praga-Południe lies entirely outside the Chopin Airport control zone, which sets it apart from Mokotów, Wilanów and Ursynów. The district does, however, contain around 10 small DRA-R zones that need the manager's consent, and two rescue-helicopter pads where we take particular care.
The surroundings of the National Stadium are a separate matter: temporary zones may appear on event days, and we do not fly over the stadium itself without the operator's consent. Over the Vistula and the boulevards flying is usually possible, but we keep our distance from people on the beaches and paths. We check the zone map on the day of the shoot.
How it works for you
The address, a zone check within a day, 15–30 minutes of flying and a clip within 72 hours. For venues in Saska Kępa we usually combine a golden-hour drone shot with interior and garden filming from the ground. The flight rules for all of Warsaw are on the service page.