A monument to Poland’s first king in front of the cathedral – one of the most photographed spots in Gniezno.
The monument commemorates Bolesław the Brave, the first crowned king of Poland, whose coronation took place in Gniezno Cathedral in 1025. It stands in a prominent spot near Lech Hill.
It is one of the city’s most recognisable landmarks and a frequent subject of souvenir photos. It fits perfectly into a walk in the footsteps of the beginnings of Polish statehood.
From Klinkierowa Komnata: approx. 3 km from the property.
Monument to Bolesław the Brave is located approx. 3 km from Klinkierowa Komnata in Gniezno. The most convenient way is by car – at Klinkierowa Komnata there is free parking right by your room entrance, so getting to the attraction is quick and easy.
A monument to Poland’s first king in front of the cathedral – one of the most photographed spots in Gniezno. Among the highlights: Commemorates Poland’s first king, A popular photo spot, By the cathedral and Lech Hill.
We recommend it especially for: A quick stop on your route. It is one of the important places to see when visiting Gniezno and the area.
A historic municipal theatre with a rich programme – an idea for a cultural evening in Gniezno.
approx. 3 kmA scenic lake at the foot of Lech Hill with a promenade and a view of the cathedral – perfect for a walk.
approx. 3 kmThe largest of Gniezno’s lakes, with a swimming area and beach – great for a summer break.
Private entrance, free parking and breakfast on request – stay at Klinkierowa Komnata.