Hotel Rezydencja Karpacz
Parkowa 6 Karpacz, Western Poland, 58 540, Poland
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Castles and Churches
... This amazing church was the result, and it has stood for over 300 years with nary a stone in sight. It also has cool spy hiding places where the Catholic Hapsburgs spied on the Lutherans. Hence, "the Church of Peace", I guess ? After a day of sightseeing, we finally got down to business at the opening of the Euro Sim model EU meeting. I was happy to see my merry band of Skidmore students, who arrived later in the day from their sightseeing in Warsaw. Aren't they so cute ? ...
Day 12 - some time in the snow!
... and only crashed into the mounds of snow on the sides of the road a few times! We eventually reached a little house which was a restaurant inside with 4 medium sized tables next to each other. We all sat down and the menu had the regular Czech foods of beef goulash with dumplings or roast pork with dumplings and cabbage. I decided to be a bit different and go for chicken schnitzel and boiled potatoes. The food was alright, but the schnitzel didn't have ...
Day 11 - planning things and to the holiday house
... and felt a bit depressed and home sick. I'm laying in bed now and my stomach is better after Baba gave me some tablet, but my throat, nose and eyes are all super itchy and I feel like I just want to scratch my face off. Yay to cat allergies. Really missing family and friends right now. I don't feel I'm appreciating my surroundings as much as I should be as I'm constantly feeling a bit down and missing my Adelaide people, most of all Ryan and ...
Road Trip through Lower Silesia 2
... another Palace, Wojanow
Palace. Wojanow is a Neo-Gothic style palace completed with a
English style parkland, artificial ruins and romantic temples. This
centuries-old palace blend harmoniously with picturesque county
landscape, spectacular mountains and beautifully restored pre-war
edifices.
A day of endless sky and more hills and country roads that brought us
back to Wroclaw, the capital of Lower Silesia.
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Road trip through Lower Silesia 1
... The walk first started
from the old market square, Swidnica has became a famous trade town
since the mediaeval time and it was especially famous for its beer
brewing. Within the colourful old town we admired a mixture of
architectural styles buildings: Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque
style. We walked through the narrow avenues and cobblestone streets
and then stopped at one of the biggest gothic church in Lower
Silesia, Swidnica ...
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