Krakus Mound, also known as Mound of Krak, is one of Krakow's four historic mounds - and the oldest of them all. Situated in the Podgórze district, on Lasota Hill, it offers a One of the most beautiful panoramic views of the city. No crowds, no noise, a gentle breeze and space that invites reflection.

According to legend, it was here that the the legendary founder of Krakow - Prince Krak. The mound is more than 16 meters high and is 271 meters above sea level, making it an ideal vantage point. From here you can see Wawel Castle, the Old Town, Kazimierz, and on a cloudless day even Tatra Mountains. It's a great place to start or end a scooter tour of southern Krakow.

On the way to the mound, it is worth stopping at St. Benedict's Church - is one of Krakow's smallest and oldest churches, opening only a few times a year. The route itself towards the mound leads through Bednarski Park - A natural, charming park with the remains of a quarry, numerous alleys and viewpoints.

🛴 Tour at the speed of your own dreams! Getting to Krakus Mound by scooter is an ideal idea - you avoid traffic, have full control of the route, and can stop, rest and enjoy the view. Don't have a scooter? No problem - check out our rental shop and hit the road! 👉 Rental

In May, the following also takes place around the mound Sleeve - A reconstruction of the Slavic festival of spring, with demonstrations of battles, crafts and rituals. This is one of the most atmospheric outdoor events in Cracow.

Krakus Mound is a place to catch your breath - literally and figuratively. Here, time slows down and history meets modernity. Take a photo, sit on the grass and feel the magic of Krakow from on high.

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