Poland Lesser Poland Voivodeship Kraków
Krakus Mound
An ancient tumulus in Poland attributed to a legendary prince, offering panoramic views of the city and Vistula River.
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Beyond the cobblestone walks of Old Podgorze (an immersive district) and the meanders of the Vistula River, the high Krakus Mound keeps watch over the cityscape. It’s one of four memorial mounds that skirt the edges of town, but is considered the oldest of the lot, with a history that links it to mythical founder King Krakus himself. During the warmer months, folks gather during the evening to barbecue and chat, and watch as the sunset glows ochre and golden across the sea of belfries and castle turrets beyond.
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41 of the Best Things to Do in Krakow
Read more...So, you’re heading off to Krakow? Get ready for a whirlwind of Gothic castles, cobbled squares topped by majestic palaces, leafy parks, and, of course, more potent vodka shots than you’ll care to remember (or be able to remember!). Yep, this cultural hub of Poland is unquestionably one of the most enthralling towns on the […]