This mound on the outskirts of Kraków was built in tribute to the memory of Tadeusz Kosciuszko in 1820, three years after his death. The earth came from battlefields on which he had fought; soil from the United States was added in 1926. The best place from which to get a panoramic view of the city, the mound presides above a 19th-century Austrian fort. Take Tram 1 or 6 from plac Dominikanski to the terminus at Salwator and then walk up aleja Waszyngtona to the mound.
Reviewed by blues1977 from London on 5/17/07
The effort to get there is rewarded by a fantastic view. Try to get there on a nice cloudless day and you will be not dissapointed.
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