War Cemetery No. 383 - Wróblowice

War Cemetery No. 383 - Wróblowice is an Austrian First World War cemetery in Kraków, in District X Swoszowice, in the Wróblowice estate. It is a single grave in which two soldiers of the Austro-Hungarian army are probably buried.

Who is buried here

The names of the fallen, the dates of their deaths and the units in which they served are not known. At the cemetery stands a modern metal cross with a plaque reading “Unknown soldier, 1914 - 1916, military cemetery no. 383”.

Cemetery district

The cemetery was built by the War Graves Section of the Imperial and Royal Military Command in Kraków. It belongs to district XI Kraków Fortress. The designer is not known, and its original appearance is hard to guess today.

Practical information

• Location: in a grove, about 50 m north of ul. Bochnaka, in the Wróblowice estate.
• The grave is surrounded by a low wooden fence.
• This is a burial place, so silence and respect are expected here.