Włochy is a district located in the southwest part of Warsaw, Poland. It covers an area of 28.63 km² and was inhabited by 50,753 people in 2024. Based on these metrics, it ranks as the 16th largest district in the city by both population and area, while simultaneously being its third smallest district by those same measures.
The district borders Bemowo, Ochota, and Wola to the north; Mokotów and Ursynów to the east; and Ursus to the northwest. Its southwestern boundary serves as the city border with the municipalities of Michałowice and Raszyn in Pruszków County. The area is primarily a residential zone characterized by low-rise single-family housing, though it also contains apartment buildings.
Specific neighborhoods within the district include Włochy in the northwest, and Okęcie, Opacz Wielka, and Załuski in the central south. The northeastern portion of the district is dominated by several housing estates featuring mid-rise apartment buildings, specifically Jadwisin, Okęcie Lotnisko, Raków, and Salomea.