Sinfonietta in District VII – Zwierzyniec

We invite you to the first meeting of the new artistic season at the Kościuszko Museum, a unique venue located on Kościuszko Mound, offering a breathtaking panorama of Krakow. This will be another edition of the Sinfonietta in the Districts series, which continues to attract growing interest from our audience with each concert.

The program performed by the Sinfonietta Cracovia Chamber Players will feature true gems of classical music – Mozart’s celebrated Divertimenti and his timeless serenade Eine kleine Nachtmusik.

The concert will also include musical references to American music and tango, a genre that has enjoyed a devoted following in our city for many years. The audience will hear, among others, the famous El Choclo by Ángél Villoldo, as well as the popular 1920s standard Chicago (That Toddlin’ Town) by Fred Fisher.

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Visitors arriving by car or bus should use Ksiecia Jozefa str. and Malczewskiego str.

Kościuszko Mound offers free parking place for both cars and buses.

You may use two bus lines to get to Kościuszko Mound. Bus #101 departs from Rondo Grunwaldzkie (Grunwaldzkie traffic circle).

We encourage you to take a walk to the Mound due to the picturesque views of the surrounding landscapes.

Next to the ticket office there is a bike stand available with the free bike chain locks available in the ticket office.

People with a disability can visit the Kościuszko Mound in Krakow based on discount tickets that may be purchased after presenting proof of disability document.

Kosciuszko Mound availability for people with a disability increases yearly. Currently almost the whole of the Mound is adapted to their needs including those on wheelchairs. Accessible entrances, ramps and elevators – those and many more facilities were developed to assist visitors with disabilities of movement.

After arriving at the car park by the Kościuszko Mound, head to the ticket office located at the right side of the car park. This is where the main entrance to Mound is located, leading trough the permanent exhibition “Kosciuszko – a hero for our times”. Exhibition is fully adapted to requirements of people with disabilities.

To get from the exhibition to the observation deck placed next to the Kosciuszko Mound you can use the lift. The road to the top is easy accessible without thresholds, stairs and other obstacles that could restrict access, however is quite steep.

Fully disabled friendly are Bastion V and Curtain I-V (T.Kosciuszko Conference and Exhibition Center – a pavilion for temporary exhibitions). People with a disability will find there an elevator, elevating platform and accessible toilets. Access is limited – due to located in the historic building – to the Wax Figure Exhibit.

It is worth to mention that you can reach the Kosciuszko Mound by one of two available bus lines: 100 and 101. Bus #100 departs from Salwator and bus #101 from Grunwaldzkie traffic circle. Vehicles equipped with special elevation ramps are fully accessible for people with a disability. In case of a need to transport larger group of people on wheelchairs please inform MPK in Cracow for them to arrange a special vehicle for such a ride.

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