Travels on Planet Earth - A blog
Krakow, Poland; 2008 One of the best things about living in London from 2004 to 2009 was that it gave us the ability to visit other countries for the weekend. We did Paris and Bruges on the train and other cities by plane, usually on one of the budget airlines. We visited Krakow, Poland in [...]
Kraków, Poland; August 2008 From the vantage of our lunch spot in Rynek Glowny, the main square in the historic Polish city of Kraków, this statue looked like a giant walnut. This had us somewhat puzzled – walnuts do grow in Poland but they are hardly a national symbol. When you walk around the other [...]
A weekend city break to Krakow lets me sample Polish food and, in a surprise twist, I tick Georgian food off the list as well. Poland Kraków is better known for its beautiful historic architecture than its food, but Poland’s old royal capital does offer plenty to eat. This was true even for the token [...]
* On my foodie site The Gooseberry Fool, I share my dining experiences in Kraków, Poland. * Kim at Wild About Writing + Travel shares her top 10 things to do in Havana, Cuba. * On Sheila Scarborough’s new and improved family travel site, now at its new home at FamilyTravelLogue, she reminds us of [...]
Jewish Cemetery, Krakow, Poland. August 2008. As we walked from the train station in Krakow, the old royal capital of Poland, to our rented apartment, a lady handed us a tourist leaflet offering air-conditioned coach tours of various ‘attractions’ around the city. Along with the guided tours of the salt mines, one of the options [...]
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