Alchemia Krakow

... some random people and they told us that tonight the guys were not selling the kielbasas. Bummer! Our last night! So we ended up at Alchemia in Kazimierz. It is a really chill place. My teacher from last year always talked about it. Good bye ...

... cab alone was like another 15 min drive. Luckily, we pulled up as people were loading into the bus for Poland.  First stop was a cute town called Krakow. The Euro 2012 football (soccer) games were heating up and like we usually do, we were all in ...

... ready for our night out. That night we went to the old Jewish quarters and eventually made our way to a famous bar called Alchemia. Overflowing into several rooms, Alchemia was dark and musty in splendid bohemian madness. We listen to jazz in a fog ...

... to go out. We grabbed Sylvia and a Kiwi guy named Nelson from our hostel and headed out to this local watering hold called Alchemia. We were definitely the only foreigners. I chatted with some Poles in line for the bathroom and then a group of guys that ...

... Wifi in the town square.  Half litre beers cost around $2.50, depending on where you were.  Cappuccinos were about the same.   Krakow was an excellent introduction to Poland.  I would like to check out more of this ...

... light snack’ at Pod Sloncem).  My research has yielded a whole host of recommended restaurant and bar names, and we pass Alchemia, and Singer – and end up at Nova.  Not on any of my ‘recommended by Trip Advisor’ lists ...