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Jean-François , France

30 Dec 2023

Good

Le point de rencontre n’était pas le bon, on nous a donné une adresse, et en fait il fallait aller indirectement sur place

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Maciej, Poland

02 Jan 2024

Excellent

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Monika, Germany

10 Feb 2024

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About: Kosciuszko Mound

In Krakow, the Kościuszko Mound is a monument steeped in history, that unveils sweeping panoramic views of the city and its picturesque countryside. The onsite museum invites you to journey through the life of national hero Tadeusz Kościuszko as you ascend the mound. The lush trails teem with native wildlife and vibrant flora, offering a sensory feast. With its seamless blend of cultural heritage and natural beauty, Kościuszko Mound captivates history buffs and nature lovers alike.

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1 al. Waszyngtona, 30-204, Krakow

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