Once the enemy was looked out from its top, today it is one of the best viewpoints of the city and the most famous monuments of Opole. But also one of the oldest objects of defensive architecture in Poland. It is 35 meters high, and with the peak about 42 meters. It is its outline that can be seen from above the famous Opole amphitheater during the television broadcasts of the National Festival of Polish Song. It is located in Ostrówek in Opole, in a place where already around 990 there was a stronghold belonging to the state of Mieszko I.
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