Wzgórze Gajowe

Wzgórze Gajowe is an artificially raised hill in the Gaj housing estate in Wrocław. It reaches a height of 155.4 metres above sea level, making it the second-highest point of terrain in the city.

Where the hill came from

The hill was formed mainly from rubble used to clear Wrocław after wartime destruction. It covers an area of 8 hectares, and its relative height, measured from its base, is 31.5 metres.

Viewpoint

The highest spot on the hill is in its south-eastern corner. As an artificial hill within the city, it provides an easily accessible viewpoint without having to leave Wrocław.

Practical information

• The hill lies in the Gaj housing estate in Wrocław
• Reaching the top requires no special preparation, it is a small artificial hill within the city limits
• Further afield, already in the centre of Wrocław, are among others the Centennial Hall, the Wrocław Zoo with the Afrykarium, and the Market Square