King Jagiello / Poland Monument
monument depicts the moment at the Battle of Grunewald of 1410 when the King crossed over his head the two swords handed to him by his adversaries, the Teutonic Knights of the Cross.
East Dr (79th St) New York , NY 10024 United States
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Located in Central Park since 1945, this statue depicts Wladyslaw Jagiello (1362-1434), the king of Poland and grand duke of Lithuania.
There is a pretty lake nearby this statue , with plenty of seating around this monument .
Great place to rest and take in the view of Turtle Pond and. Just south off The Great Lawn.
Lithuanian power!!!
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Amazing place for a long run. Almost feels like you are out of the city and so many runners are out as well! - Kristine Yapp
Beautiful area of the park to meet with friends and play a little frisbee - Peter Bernstein
Beautiful spot with scenic views. Great spot to run or jog. - Kimmie Ohh
The General has a prime spot for parade watching down 5th Avenue. Sculpture by Augustus Saint-Gaudens. - Charles
Where it says Jose de San Martín has nothing to do with the statue of José Martí; they are 2 totally diferent persons! José Martí es from Cuba & General José Francisco de San Martín is from Argentina. - Liza Casanova
Great views in a cute spot. It's worth the wait to go to the very top! - Afi Yellow-Duke
My summer go-to spot. Dog friendly and perfect for spending lazy afternoons laying in the sun. - pinsuda sagooleim
Category Landmarks and Outdoors » Monument
Place United States » New York » Central Park