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Gengið til Póllands
... og strengdum þess þá heit að koma þar aftur. Yfir yfir ána, milli bæjanna Cerveny Klastor í Slóvakíu og Sromowce Niżne í Póllandi er göngubrú sem byggð var sem tákn samvinnu og vináttu þegar þjóðirnar voru komnar inn í ESB. Guð blessi ESB og Schengen sem gert hafa Evrópu svo miklu skemmtilegri en áður var! Við hlökkum til að sjá göngubrúna til Írlands sem vonandi kemur fyrr en síðar.
Keyrðum svo til baka til Strbske Pleso og erum nú að skipuleggja morgundaginn.
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In Search of the Zebracki Family Ancestors
We arrived in Krakow early Wednesday morning and were met by Adam our guide and researcher for our Poland excursion. We then took a quick tour of the main square of Krakow and had lunch at a traditional Polish restaurant. Hopped in the car and drove ~4 hours to Muszyna in the Southern part of Poland right on the Slovakian border. We were exhausted and crashed after a quick dinner!
The town of Muszna is a resort town newly developed, with ...
Passing by the wars
... Being battle ground again in the second world war and being 'moved' 200 km to the west, left its traces Many cities in South-East Poland had a numerous Jewish population (almost 50%), from which we only see memory plaques, as the remaining Jews were discriminated against also after the war and not allowed to live their values and traditions.
By the way, we were hosted in the Jewish quarter of Krakow, one of the hippest places to be these ...
Castles, every where we look
We might be wrong, but Sovakia seems to be full with castles (or what is left otf them). Perhaps because it has been conquered every second year or so. Every 20-40 kilometers there seems to be another big one.
After ending a day with as main highllight the longest bathtube of Slovakia, we had our breakfast wiith a view on the biggest middle-European castle 'ruine', Spissky-castle. It is a ruiine insofar that you can not live there anylonger. But the sheer masiveness of it takes ...
Through the High Tatra Mountains
... in its day because it had massive castle walls and impenetrable doors. We walked to the castle up a steep, cobbled hill that was completely pedestrianized. There was a beautiful cathedral within the castle grounds and a terraced garden. When we climbed up the walls there was a lookout over the river. There were various different tickets that you could buy to view the castle's various areas – an armory, state rooms, a cathedral and its museum, as well ...
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