The aim of the research was to present a floristic and phytosociological assessment of „Łąki Pyzderskie” complex in terms of its natural and touristic attractiveness as well as the determination of existing and potential risks for the flora of this area. The research was conducted in the years 2012-2016. Natural values of grassland and pasture communities which influenced their touristic attractiveness were defined on the basis of a complex analysis of 226 phytosociological relevés completed with Braun-Blanquet’s method in representative areas of 50 m2. The results show that natural values of this area are determined by:geomorphology of the area i.e. small dry hills and basins; presence of halophile communities, especially with Glaux maritima, Triglochin maritima, Samolus valerandi; floral diversity visible in the richness of phytocenoses (30 communities from 5 phytosociological classes), richness in species (a total number of 233 observed species including 16 endangered and protected, inter alia: Samolus valerandi, Glaux maritima, Epipactis palustris, Orchis palustris, Dactylorhiza maculata, Triglochin maritima, Tetragonolobus maritimus), domination of native species, presence of numerous (89) melliferous plants, presence of 55 species with medicinal/herbal properties and 28 poisonous ones.