War Cemetery No. 399 - Prusy

War Cemetery No. 399 in Prusy is the grave of one unknown Austrian soldier of the First World War. It belongs to District XI Kraków Fortress and was built by the War Graves Section of the Imperial and Royal Military Command in Kraków.

Place and the person buried

The cemetery lies on the right-hand side of voivodeship road no. 776 Kraków - Busko-Zdrój, a few dozen metres from the Kraków city boundary. It was created on the site of a former railway station. The source gives neither the date of the soldier's death nor the unit in which he served. The designer was probably Hans Mayr.

Nearby

This is a roadside point, not a place for a longer walk. In the area lies, among others, Nowa Huta, and further on the Wanda Mound.

Practical information

• Location: Prusy, Kraków County, beside road no. 776.
• There are no opening hours; when stopping, pay attention to the traffic on the road.