The monument was designed by sculptor Stanisław Biżek and architect Czesław Wesołowski.
The Battle of Cedynia is considered one of the earliest recorded military victories of the Polish state.
The hill stands at an elevation of approximately 60 meters above sea level, providing a clear vantage point over the Oder River valley.
The monument is constructed of steel and reinforced concrete, reflecting the architectural aesthetics of the 1970s.
The site commemorates the victory of Mieszko I, the first historical ruler of Poland, against the Holy Roman Empire.
Góra Czcibora is a commemorative hill situated in the Oder Valley near the Polish-German border, known for the monumental monument dedicated to the Battle of Cedynia in 972. The site features a 15-meter tall steel monument depicting a stylized eagle, erected in 1972 to celebrate the thousandth anniversary of the battle. The hill offers panoramic views over the Oder River floodplains and the surrounding Cedynia Landscape Park. Access involves a staircase leading from the base of the hill to the monument platform. The area serves as a significant landmark in Polish history, marking the site where Prince Mieszko I and his brother Czcibor defeated the forces of Margrave Odo I. It is located near Osinów Dolny and serves as a popular lookout point for nature enthusiasts and history students.
From the observation deck at the base of the eagle monument looking westward over the Oder River.
Bring binoculars to observe the birds and wildlife in the Oder River valley below.
Prepare for steep walking as the ascent to the monument involves a long set of stairs.
Visit during sunset for favorable lighting conditions for photography over the river.
Attempting to climb the monument structure itself, as it is designed for viewing purposes only.
