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... operation of the CCTV. You can find a cashpoint in even the smallest village, and even there you can normally pay by a credit card. The best way to travel around is a bus. There are a number of trains, but they are overcrowded. A good idea is to rent a ...
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... some holy cheese. 2) Eat cherries on the banks of Zurich Sea, and swim in the Limmat river (Ask Marco & Manu where the best swimming spot is) 3) Leave rubbish somewhere 4) Go to the Gallery and see a Monet painting in the flesh. 5) Visit the ...
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... use this as my most basic form of communication while on the trip in order to avoid sending a mass amount of e-mails. Dont expect an update everyday as I will be busy studying and seeing the sights, but I will try my best to keep everyone informed.
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... and some other important dates for the long distance flights. I hope you enjoy my view of the places I visited, written in my best English (I chose English as the language of my travel log so that I could practice some writing in a foreign language. I ...
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Krakow, Poland
A Travel Blog entry by rnriggins from Krakow, Poland
... . Tens of thousands of prisoners, mostly Jews, are forced to march to the cities of Wodzisław and Gliwice in the western part of Upper Silesia. During the march, SS guards shoot anyone who cannot continue. In Wodzisław and Gliwice, the ...
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Just a nice, lazy day in cold Krakow
A Travel Blog entry by atlpilot36 from Krakow, Poland
... English or German speaking people. It must be the decades of Soviet influence that have kept them from learning any of the Western European languages, and it's been a source of frustration for me. But it's not because I want to get directions ...
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BACK FROM THE LINGUISTIC IRON CURTAIN, TO KRAKOW
A Travel Blog entry by hardiek from Krakow, Southern Poland, Poland
... of them now members of the EU with simple ID checks for citizens of member countries, and not much more for other Western countries. Krakow is now something of a tourist zoo along the lines of Paris, London, or any of Europe’s ...
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Krakow, Not Warsaw...(Poland)
A Travel Blog entry by barber.timothy from Krakow, Southern Poland, Poland
Poland's a bit weird....It's not one of those exotic countries, it's not western and it's not quite eastern either. We were initially thinking of going to Warsaw, being the capital etc. But after several conversations and recommendations from various ...
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On our way to Krakow, Poland
A Travel Blog entry by rlineurope from Stansted, United Kingdom
... our dinner tonight! For example, check this out: this is how far our US dollar goes in comparison to the British pound - dinner at a Best Western hotel: Fish and Chips (again, Ryan is trying out the different Fish and Chip recipes across the UK and this ...
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poland
A Travel Blog entry by talamarko from Krakow, Southern Poland, Poland
... in Iraq to be bothered with trying to solve a real conflict within Africa. How can we call ourselves a free, just and educated western society when we allow places like Guantanimo bay to exist, where people can be detained without charge or proof, and are ...
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camel toes, cheap wine and a bad joke
A Travel Blog entry by youngieonsafari from Krakow, Poland
... represent, stands closeby. it was back to the city though. although the weather for the 3 days i was there was not the best, Krakows (pron, KrakoV)many underground bars kept me out of the rain. i met a belgian student in a diner and he said hed show ...
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The polish onslaught streching out our ...
A Travel Blog entry by 3_canadians from Krakow, Poland
... grub. Perogies, cabbage dishes, unidentifiable meats and local beers... and all for next to nothing. For western travellers, Krakow was an untapped, cheap and authentic destination and we were more then happy to indulge. ---------------------------- ...
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My first 100 Days in Europe
A Travel Blog entry by skip2938 from Krakow, Poland
... like splitting time with local HC or CS "hosts" as well as time in Hostels meeting other travelers. Travel, particularly in Western Europe is the biggest daily expense. So, more time in one location can really stretch your travel budget.. ...
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Ragers and reflection in Poland
A Travel Blog entry by bradskey69 from Krakow, Southern Poland, Poland
... drink prices seemed to change each time I went to the bar but we all had a good time for much cheaper than we could in Western Europe. The next day was a very laazy one sitting around and making jokes all day as only can be done when hungover. Benny ...
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St. Patrick's Day - Polish style
A Travel Blog entry by devonandsarah from Krakow, Poland
... to do that. (deep breath)... I'm really glad we went, especially having learned a lot about it in my last year at Western. It was definetly an amazing, but still horrifying experience. So, (chance of mood) we also celebreated St. Patricks Day in ...
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The Funny Thing About Poland Is . . . (My Top Ten)
A Travel Blog entry by rballesca from Wroclaw, Poland
... . 6) Drinking Venue Variety - Poland is the best place in the world to bar hop. Take the city of Krakow, for instance. Within a ½ kilometer radius, there are over 400 bars, lounges, and clubs. 7) Women's Hairstyle #1, The ...
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Pierogis, Zapiekanki and Vodka - who knew?
A Travel Blog entry by emijean from Krakow, Southern Poland, Poland
... were so different and so…rich. And there was warmth to the building that you didn’t get in the large, cold, vaulted western churches. We hung out in the city square for a bit, there is a central market that is really old. They sell souvenirs ...
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Customer Service and a Culinary Competition
A Travel Blog entry by stanfalk from Krakow, Southern Poland, Poland
... to travel is you happen to be in the area. The good thing about Eastern Europe is that it feels a lot more like I would expect Western Europe to have been fifty or sixty years ago. I hadn't been to the region in probably more than 15 years and ...
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Wroclaw - my home city
A Travel Blog entry by tommnow from Wroclaw, Poland
... and many of my friends live, and this is where hundreds of great memories come from. Wroclaw is located in sout-western part of Poland, with a convenient geographical placement - it is well connected with German Dresden and Berlin, with czech Prague ...
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Wroclaw
A Travel Blog entry by glenn_christie from Wroclaw, Poland
... to get back, but the kebabs were worth the wait! After lunch we put our bags into the car (ready to catch the train to Krakow in the afternoon) and went to visit an old German relics building, used by Hitler, that used to have a big swastika symbol on ...
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Your Prizes are a Toy Animal or a Liter of Vodka
A Travel Blog entry by durnadupa from Nowa Sol, Poland
... have of Poles from various cities. According to her residents of Szczecin are just Germans who speak Polish, residents of Krakow think they are better than everyone else, residents of Warsaw are just villagers thrown into a fake city, and residents ...
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