Lemon Krakow
ul. 28 lipca 1943r 8A Krakow, Southern Poland, Poland
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Ostatnie wrażenia z Krakowa!
Kraków to naprawdę przepiękne miasto. Czasami odnoszę wrażenie, że jestem gdzieś za granicą. Wieczorem na starym rynku ludzi jest coraz więcej. Są pokazy ognia, pokazy tańca i miejscowi muzycy próbujący dorobić sobie na wakacje.
Jak w każdym mieście, niestety, są …
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Customer Service and a Culinary Competition
... empty, walking over to me motioning to see if I had a lighter for the half of a cigarette he probably picked up off the ground, trying ask me something about the train to Bucharest and then going back to his bench to nod off again for another 10 minutes. I probably could have moved but each time the record skipped it involved me for less than a minute so it wasn't that big of a deal. And I had a nice spot in the sun.
So at 3:55 I go to ...
Krakow Part 2 (Visit to the Salt Mines)
... you. I guess coming from such a new and clean city as Toronto, the accumulated grime from centuries of history takes a moment to get used to. There is a lot of graffiti and you begin to realize that the dirt and decay is not necessarily a sign of a bad neighborhood. Although the concern is always that you just don't know. I will be putting the name of the hotel into the blog after we leave since I am worried that if the proprietors were to google its name, they will find ...
Poland's Proud People/Vienna's Viceroys
... is some of that, there is a much more metropolitan feeling to it. So, we visited the 2 main palaces of the Habsburgs, the Hofburg and Schonbrunn Palaces. SOOO over the top in every way possible- these people had so much money it’s stupid. There is a museum of their china. Yes, eating utensils, that took us over an hour visit! We toured the royal apartments, the Sissi Museum, and by the time it was over, I thought I ...
Cracow Culture
... getting out of the main areas
- Just BEING in one of the world’s great small cities
- Jewish quarter tour and Auschwitz (not enjoyable but essential)
Least favorite experiences:
- Summer 2010 Europe weather: scorching heat and rainstorms.
Tips:
- Stay near, but not on, the main square if possible- (Unikat B&B!)
- Just wander, away from the tourists- it’s quite easy
- Grab In Your ...



