Wyspianski Krakow

... of charm to the city, and give it an almost stately feel which warrants its 'Royal City' tag. A 3-night stay at the hotel Wyspianski proved to be a wise choice, since the adequately-equipped hotel is within striking distance of the Old Town, and is a mere ...

... !! Of course we had to arrive there yet, but it seemed too good to resist so it was booked up. The hotel we chose was the Wyspianski :- http://www.hotel-wyspianski.pl/  There are so many links on the web offering accomodation to this hotel, but ...

... covered in pralines, nuts and cream. Add to this lashings of cheap Polish vodka (shots of Wisniowska for $1.50AUD hells yes!) and Krakow wins my food filled heart. After wandering the Old Town some more I found the bus to Wieliczka as directed by some ...

... summer jazz festival in Krakow, and saw the museum of the famous Polish artist, playwright and stained glass window designer, Stanislaw Wyspianski. We also managed to meet up with Witold while he was here and then later Matt and Meaghan, which was ...

... a statement. When it comes to something unique I would say St. Francis has a beautiful glass tinted entrance. It was made by Wyspianski who is known as one of Poland's greatest artists. St. Andrew's is really cute and tiny but inside it looks like ...

Sudden change of plans, more details later.  "<i>I'm going for a walk, I may be some ...

... liked most. I could make a list of all the places we went to but I prefer to put it as a Wyspianski tour (Wyspianski is a famous Polish painter from Krakow). Most of the places she took me to were somehow related to Wyspianski and it seemed to me that he ...