Klodzko Valley Poland

Stayed at Hotel Tillia in Polanica-Zdroj, a small spa town. We planned to stay 3 nights, but they were full on the weekend because on Mon Nov 11th is the Polish independence Day. That's the end of WWI when they got their independence from Germany, Austria, and Russia and united as a new nation.
We walked to a local restaurant, and Laura had polish pierozki.
The next day, we drove to Klodzko, known as little Prague, because of its buildings and mini Charles Bridge. We did a lot of shopping because the prices were very low. Took pictures of their cemeteries because they are very colorful.
That night, we went to the ForRest restaurant where I had boar stew over potatoe cake. Laura had 'wild potatoes' that were French fries with boar meat, jalapeños and pomegranate seeds.
On the way back to Czechia we stopped at the pepper museum for pictures and visited a local Ossuary that was decorated with 3000 skulls and had 4 meters of bones pulled up in the basement.Les mer