Day 140: Krakow

Krakow, the second largest city, is the center of Polish academic, cultural, and artistic life. The old town is considered a UNESCO heritage site and the famous Krakow Polish dolls are collected internationally.

Our train arrived in the afternoon and we checked into our adorable little apartment. Made the mistake of almost walking into a school until some Polish nuns stopped us at the door. We spent the remainder of the day walking through Old Town and enjoying a colorful sunset. In the town square, there was a memorial event occurring for Ukraine and it was sobering to remember that Poland is on the northern border where many Ukrainians have fled.

Hotel: R&R Rooms Krakow

Restaurant: Chinkalnia Restauracja Gruzińska

Food:
(We cheated and had Georgian food)
Khinkali
Kubdari
Szeferili Bostuneli

Spots:
Krakow Old Town
Kraków Barbican
Rynek Główny Plaza
Grunwald MonumentLeia mais