- For many years until mid-1830s a folk festival was held annually on the first Tuesday after Easter on the slopes of Krakus Mound.
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- The park surrounding Krakus Mound offers a great view of the city, and despite being an artificial structure, it still provides a genuine feeling of being in Krakow.
- Koordinatlar : 50 ° 02′18″ K 19 ° 57′30 ″ D / 50.03833 ° K 19.95833 ° D / 50.03833; 19.95833. Krakus Höyüğü (Lehçe : Kopiec Krakusa)...
- Krakus Mound, also called the Krak Mound, is a tumulus, thought to be the resting place of Kraków’s mythical founder, the legendary King Krakus.
- Podgórze bölgesinde yer alan bir tümülüs olan Krakus Mound, Kelt Kralı Krakus’un 2.100 yıllık mezar yeri olduğu varsayıldığından örtülmüş.
- Most hypotheses suggest that Krakus Mound is a burial monument of some sort.
- Originally, four smaller mounds ringed the Krakus Mound, but they were demolished in the 19th century to create Kraków's city wall.[2].
- 1830'ların ortalarına kadar bir halk Festival her yıl, sonraki ilk Salı Paskalya Krakus Höyüğünün eteklerinde.
- Though lower in size compared to other mounds, Krakus stands at 16m (52 ft) in height.