Bolesław the Brave was crowned in Gniezno in 1025. The monument is the most photographed spot in town and a traditional meeting place.
It stands on the axis between the old town and the cathedral hill, so it is hard to miss on the climb.
The monument to Poland’s first king, a few steps from the Market Square.
Bolesław the Brave was crowned in Gniezno in 1025. The monument is the most photographed spot in town and a traditional meeting place.
It stands on the axis between the old town and the cathedral hill, so it is hard to miss on the climb.
approx. 10 min walk
A few steps from the Market Square, on the axis between the old town and the cathedral hill. You pass it walking uphill.
No ticket and no connection needed – comfortable shoes are enough.
A few steps from the Market Square, on the axis between the old town and the cathedral hill. You pass it walking uphill. No ticket and no connection needed.
The monument to Poland’s first king, a few steps from the Market Square. Among the highlights: A few steps from the Market Square, On the way to Lech Hill, The coronation of 1025, Meeting and photo spot, Free, at any hour.
We recommend it especially for: A quick stop on the way to the cathedral. From ul. Mieszka I 39 the railway station is 7 minutes on foot, and the bus stops are closer still.
A historic theatre five minutes away, with a regular programme.
approx. 15 min walkThe primatial basilica with the relics of St Adalbert and the Gniezno Doors. Fifteen minutes on foot.
approx. 15 min walkRomanesque bronze from the 12th century inside the cathedral – one of Poland’s greatest treasures.

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