Rekawka Krakow in Krakow
Rekawka is a Krakow tradition held on the first Tuesday after Easter at Krakus Mound, the legendary burial site of the city's founder, King Krakus. Rooted in pagan spring rites, it now draws Slavic re-enactors who camp at the mound and stage a dramatized battle for crowds of visitors.
On the first Tuesday after Easter, Krakow's Podgorze district hosts one of the city's stranger and older traditions: Rekawka, a gathering held at Krakus Mound, the earthen hill said to be the burial place of Krak, the legendary founder-king from whom Krakow supposedly takes its name.