Ada Hostel Krakow

Dluga 35/2 Krakow, Southern Poland, Poland

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Customer Service and a Culinary Competition

A travel blog entry by stanfalk

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... be late." She gave me a shrug born of 80 years of Soviet rule that said so many things in a simple gesture that it would take so many words communicate like "sucks to be you," "not my fault you don't speak Bulgarian," "where the hell do you think you are you over-privileged Brit, German, American or whatever the hell you are" and "you can stand there and ***** till you're blue in the face but I've seriously I got to get back to filing my finger ...

Krakow Part 2 (Visit to the Salt Mines)

A travel blog entry by abbyandmorry

... historic site.   There are many positives, once you get past the red and black decor of the bedrooms, which I admit is my own bias. There is always fresh bottled water free of charge, they gave us champagne which was removed, but only to refrigerate. We thought they had taken it back since we hadn't had any the first two nights, but they would have given it back to us. We declined due to the impracticality of taking it to Warsaw and beyond.  The toiletries are all in full ...

Poland's Proud People/Vienna's Viceroys

A travel blog entry by stefanbass1

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... gets to be a little long even for a music dork like myself. Still, it’s a great place to spend several days and I highly recommend doing it at least once in your life, even if it is more expensive than the other destinations I have visited.

Anyway, thanks for reading, we are en route to Slovenia on a train through Southern Austria which has absolutely gorgeous scenery. Back at you soon- until then, hugs

Stefan ...

Shoulda... didn't... am I damned to hell?

A travel blog entry by slice_n_dice

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... preferring to pose for photographs instead (actually it's a sculpture made in the 1970s that spurts flames every 10 minutes or so... fun for the kiddies).

I walked through the Planty gardens that surround the old town to get to the Barbican. Built in 1490 it is one of only three surviving fortifications of its type left in Europe. Built as extra protection for Florian Gate - built in 1300 and one of several gates through ...

Cracow Culture

A travel blog entry by wanderwoman2010

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... I was told I should pay for a taxi (starting price: 30). I couldn’t have been more thrilled to land at the location of the B&B Unikat (TIP: one of my favorites of the whole trip- STAY HERE), steps from the main square. Tired and maybe a bit grumpy, I was welcomed at the hotel as I have never experienced before. They brought me breakfast (shouldn’t have been included!), let me pick a room to stay in because the one I booked was ...

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