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Monument of the Wawel Dragon

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Incorporate a visit to the Wawel Dragon into your Krakow itinerary, especially in the evening to see its fire display.

More About Monument of the Wawel Dragon

Situated near Wawel Castle, the Monument of the Wawel Dragon captures a significant piece of Krakow's folklore. This statue, crafted by Bronisław Chromy in 1972, commemorates the legendary dragon that once haunted the city. Visitors can witness the statue breathe fire, creating a captivating spectacle that draws crowds, particularly at dusk. As you explore the surrounding area, this landmark adds a unique touch to your day, blending history with a bit of magic.

What Makes It Special

The statue's ability to breathe fire sets it apart as a unique attraction in Krakow.

Address

Bulwar Czerwiński, 31-069 Krakow, Poland

Best Time to Visit

Best visited in the evening when the fire display is most visible

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