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Willa Borgosz Zakopane

Droga Do Olczy 21 B Zakopane, Southern Poland, 34-500, Poland

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The 2nd Wedding

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... ticket on the bus. Three bus lines all leave from the main bus station in Kraków (dworzec autobusowy) at regular intervals. In you are travelling at a civilized time of day, the longest you will have to wait is 1 hour. Look for Trans Frej, Szwagropol, or PKS.

Kraków >> Zakopane - Weekday Direct Train Schedule
EIC 78/105 ...

Everything you shouldn't do during an interview

A travel blog entry by skladak-trek

... minutes late for the interview and then spilling my water on his desk at the end. So pretty much it was the worst interview of my life in those regards.

I get back to Zakopane at midnight, but it’s a long walk to the guesthouse and it’s at least 2 am before I’m in bed to catch a few hours sleep before getting up real early to beat the crowds in the mountains tomorrow.
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Kasprowy Wierch

A travel blog entry by rachelkw

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... 9am.

We thought about it, and decided to go and have a look anyway. By the time we got there, the queue was about 6 people wide and 200m long. Clearly it would be a long wait. Consulting the map showed us a cable car stop half way up, so we decided to walk half way and see if we could catch it there. Saskia wasn't impressed with this plan, as she still remembers our exhausting, wet walk up Snowdon, last October. Anyway, she got out voted, and we walked up through ...

4th of July in the Tatras Mountains

A travel blog entry by pdchapla

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... have attended, and the obligatory evening dinners at 7 pm each night.  Dinner usually takes about 2 hours or longer, and I can honestly say, there has been no shortage of wonderful food.  Like being on a ship at sea, my motto for this trip seems to be, "Eat 'til you're tired, sleep ‘til you’re hungry."

As we hit the outskirts of Zakopane, we stopped at an old wooden church, which dates back several hundred ...

Up to the Five Polish Lakes

A travel blog entry by skicabin

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... We took the larger part of Paul's pack and the smaller part of Rosemary's pack. The rest we left at the reception when we checked out, for them to store until we returned. We headed down the cobbled path to Kuźnice, meeting busloads of walkers coming up. This took about 20 minutes. At the bottom of the hill we found the bus stop, where we got on a minibus which took us to the Zakopane bus terminal for 3 złoty each. This trip took about 15 ...