Akacja Pokoje i Apartementy
Siemaszki 44, Krakow
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Akacja Pokoje i Apartementy Krakow

Siemaszki 44 Krakow, Southern Poland, 31-207, Poland

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Memory

A travel blog entry by sven-herbst

... il a construit un gros centre religieux quil a pu mener a theme, la ville pour honorer sa memoire a prevu de creer un Gigantesque pole Religieux dans la banlieu de Krakow. sa suivre de pres...


Bien entendu jai visiter le tristement celebre Auchwitz... je vai pas m'etaler dessus, mais aujourd'hui c'est "une attraction pour touriste" je ne comprend pas comment un lieu de mort comme celui ci, peut generer autant de ...

Knock, Knock who's there? NOBODY!!

A travel blog entry by jennsummer2011

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The good news: we arrived safely. The bad news: it was pouring rain. The ugly: went to our apartment, rang the buzzer and twenty minutes later we were still standing in the rain with no answer. The other good news: we didn't kill each other. Our journey begins; not the smoothest start, but it was a great day. We wandered around the main market square in Old Town Krakow trying to find an internet cafe to check ...

Cracovia, a bagno nella storia

A travel blog entry by girodeuropa

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... E' stato uno di quelli incontri fortunati e spontanei, di quelli che solo i viaggiatori sanno imbastire, e poco dopo eravamo seduti a cenare insieme, dividendo quel poco che le nostre scarne dispense hanno saputo cacciare fuori. Braush e Sheila sono una strana coppia di sudafricani con passaporto britannico che vivono in Francia. Abbiamo fatto una bella chiacchierata prima che il freddo e l'umidita' ci avvolgessero, costringendoci alla ritirata.



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Getting Back to My Roots

A travel blog entry by euroraerae

... in a few weeks. If they can't go, I think I'll be absolutely devastated. I have to see them again. Especially Marta. She and I both teared up hugging eachother today when I got on the train. And I cried for about 10 minutes after the train pulled away. Hardest goodbye I've ever had. I haven't cried on this trip once. Until today. And I'm on my second one now writing this lol. I'm a hot mess.

Trying to move on from an amazing two weeks in Poland....Here we go Wien.

xoRae
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And now big Poland!!

A travel blog entry by agi_and_rudi

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... was happy time for Agi as she couldn`t wait to try the Polish Pirogi (dumplings filled with cabbage, cottage cheese, pork, chicken, spinach and much more) and they were indeed excellent!!
To finish, we experienced the tram on our way back to the train station which was very similar to the one we know in most of Eastern Europe.

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