AQQ Hostel Krakow
Tomasza Str. 8 Krakow, Southern Poland, 31-014, Poland
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Kracow, Wieliczka, Aushwitz, and Zakopane
We woke up early for a long travel day. We were hoping to get on a 7:00am bus to Prague to make it there in time to catch a train to Krakow that would have us there for about 6:00pm. Unfortunately the 7:00am bus was all booked up, but they had room to take us as far as Ceske Budejovice where luckily there was another bus heading to Prague. As luck …
Krakow Poland
Well after 12 hours of traveling, we finally made it to Krakow, Poland. So far so good. We reserved our train all the way out to Poprad-Tatry which we'll be going to in a few days. Then we went into the town center and started looking for a place to stay. It turns out the high season starts sooner than we thought so finding a place was fairly …
Krakow - Noticably Good
After leaving Kiev we flew to Krakow via Warsaw with Lot Air. I have to say at this point that the landing in Warsaw was possibly one of the most nerve-wracking I've ever been through - there was a loud bang moments before landing, and when we connected with the runway it sounded like one of the tires on our side had blown. Upon leaving the …
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Magical Fairy Land
... checking the views and learning about the dragon that used to terrorize the town, we tried to descend the hill and were accosted by four people wanting us to wear their animal hats. Jokes, hats, laughs, and my hand firmly on my bag! We finally escaped, made our way down the hill, and were accosted by a medieval man, who put medieval clothes on me and a sword in my hand and challenged me to a fight. Again, hand firmly on my bag! Those ...
Auschwitz
... maintained with fresh paint etc. It felt a little made-up to me. Birkenau on the other hand, has had very little alterations. There is grass now which makes it look peaceful, but in the 40's there was only dirt and mud. The housing at Birkenau (which was significantly worse than Auschwitz I, and where most of the gas chambers and crematorium were located) were old stables that were shipped in. These stables were originally built to ...



