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The Market Square (Rynek Glowny) Krakow

39 Reviews Krakow is fabulous in any season. I have visited in holiday season, summer, and spring. The Cloth Market is the centerpiece of the historic square...untouched by wars. It's the purest part of Poland...

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Memories Warsaw

39 Reviews It had never crossed my mind to visit Poland, even after meeting Ewa, and teaching children who had Polish fathers in Scotland and Sudan. I'd never felt the inclination to visit Eastern Europe at all,...

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St. Mary's Church (Kosciol Mariacki) Krakow

30 Reviews Upon entering the BASILICA OF THE HOLY VIRGIN MARY from the Market Square, you come across the Vestibule (1750-53) in the shape of the Tomb of Jesus. Entering from Mariacki Square (enter here to...

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Streets Warsaw

28 Reviews Royal Route is possible the most popular walking part of Warsaw. It starts from Royal Castle, goes to Krakowskie Przedmescie street, later connects Nowi Swiat street and further to Lazenki and...

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Wawel Castle Krakow

41 Reviews The originally Gothic WAWEL CASTLE or ZAMEK WAWELSKI, was built by Casimir II the Great and consisted of a number of structures situated around the central courtyard. The Gothic structures were...

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Old Town Warsaw

39 Reviews Walking along the streets of the Old Town, you will see another kind of ornament - beautiful decorative shop signs above the doors of the elegant shops or restaurants. Their intricate designs, often...

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The Cloth Hall (Sukiennice) Krakow

13 Reviews this was the first shopping center in Krakow (14th century) Looks like a bazar with stall in both sides selling handcrafts or religious stuff ..its a large corridor with just this.On the upper floor...

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Royal Castle Warsaw

6 Reviews The Royal Castle is probably the best known landmark of Warsaw. From the outside it is a simple, huge five-wing early Baroque structure with a tall clock-tower. It's painted in unique colour but......

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St. Florian's Gate and the Barbican Krakow

15 Reviews The Krakow Barbican, exquisite structure. Matt decided to have a photo shoot for the Krakow 2010 Euromeet here, a beautiful place to do it, as you can see in the photos.. Matt, Ursula and our Polish...

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Warsaw Uprising Warsaw

8 Reviews WOW! Warsaw Uprising 1944 Museum is the best set up museum I have ever seen in Poland. It was open in 2004. I've already visited it twice and it's not enough for me :-). Fascinating and very...

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Lazienki Park and Chopin's Monument Warsaw

14 Reviews The Lazienki Park abounds in statues. They can be found everywhere: on the terrace of the Palace on the Water, in the Theatre on the Island, and in many other parts of the park too. They are often...

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Palace of Culture and Science Warsaw

13 Reviews Unfortunately, there are some politicians who want to destroy the Palace - symbol of the city!!! So, if you have free time, go to Warsaw - it is maybe the last chance to see this marvellous building!...

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Sightseeing - All tips in one Warsaw

9 Reviews We stayed three days in capital of Poland. I should say it was enough to see essential, but also better to have more time visiting Warsaw. I think the three day planning was quite full and useful, so...

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Barbican Warsaw

5 Reviews 2001: Some fun guys at the wall around Old Town.. available with axe... for the crazy tourists with busy cameras. The area around the Barbicon usually has some entertainers offering a variety of...

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Monuments Warsaw

6 Reviews There are many monuments and statues throughout the city, but I rather like the Tomb of the Unknown soldier. The tomb rests under several pillars which are the remnants of an old king's palace which...

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Castle Square Warsaw

6 Reviews The most part of the downdown was ruined during WWII. So, all that you can see on a photo is a reconstruction. From gale.blog.pl 's VT page I've just learned that number of old churches in Selesia...

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Wilanow Warsaw

5 Reviews King Jan III Sobieski was a hero- he saved Europe from Islam- but a controversial one- he told his wife not to take baths until he`s back from the war so he could have her "all natural"! A walk...

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Language Warsaw

3 Reviews Although most younger Poles speak English, there are many Poles, especially among the older generation who don't or don't want to. Even the majority of the police do not speak it. There is no doubt...

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Same same...

by Sharrie

WE gravitate towards the same values & taste. It is this very similarity between people that draws us together & probably binds us forever. In some society, the more & open & trusted societies, individual glory is being exemplified! In some ways, it encourages each & every one of us to work towards perfection. Yet, in other ways, it draws boundaries among people. But you know what... for me, on this trip, what makes Poland endearing is its Flaki - a beef tripe soup that tasted almost the same as the Chinese Dim Sum "steamed beef-tripe". If we eat similar food, how different can we be? ;-)

Pride & Prejudice

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Ok, this occured to me in Poland. So, it's appearing on this page instead of elsewhere. But for the rest of world, it could have been anywhere.We humans love to differentiate ourselves against the entire race, population or even the world. It's in the name of competition, vanity or ego!Yeah, sometimes we are not such beautiful spirits ;-)How we separate ourselves from the neighbors, cities, states, countries & races! We take pride in being "better" than the rest of the world. As if that truly matters in your spiritual growth!But we, including me, & many a times, me alone, are guillty of such acts. Acts which hold us to the view that that's what being a human being means!It striked like a bolt of lightning somewhat, that very day in Zakopane.Hey, we are all the same! Live in the same type of houses (designwise it's different, but they all involves a roof over the head, a shelter to...

Passing On

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There is life, there is death.It's basically a cycle. Just like seasons.I was in Zakopane for 2 nights.Zakopane is the resort gateway to Mt. Tatras National Park. It was where I realised given the right circumstances I am able to enjoy the simplest things in life just as much as the "big" things in life.2 "events" stand out:1) A visit to the cemetry.I was told to do so in Warsaw by Alina & Robert. Ok, I've been to many cemetries. Some very massive ones like those in Buenos Aires & Punta Arenas.I thought, well, if I find time I will.Actually, the visit was more to the small wooden church. But since it was so tiny, I just took a few steps further.In a cemetry, you often realise your own mortality. I think that's natural. & the thought "ultimately nothing matters".This time round, I didn't quite "see" death... but life.It was truly a "strange" but delightful experience.I noticed a lot of...

Exchanging money

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Not really relevant to this section - but I couldn't really find anywhere else to mention it & I thought it was important!It has been quite tricky to exchange UK pounds before travelling to Poland as you have to order the currency in advance etc. I recommend just taking your sterling with you and exchanging it when you get there at one of the 'Kantor's. They offer a really excellent rate & don't charge commission like the banks - they want the pounds! Just make sure you check how much money they have handed over to you before walking away. The beauty of the mountains & how great the food is there! The ice cream parlours and bakerys are to die for. I was also surprised by how nice these eateries are to look at as well - some really interesting and contemporary decoration!

EU enlargement - summit problems IV

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rarely Warsaw looked so deserted. Even during the summer holidays in August, when many inhabitants of Warsaw take off for the Mazurian lakes, the seaside or the mountains, at least visitors from the province come to see the capital. Now, however, a spooky silence and emoty streets, closed shops and - as the schools had sent the kids home during the summit - many families heading off for a short trip outside the summit zone

EU enlargement - summit problems III

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Well, those wood plates made a good background for some graffiti at least. For while hundreds of antiglobalists flocked into Warsaw, their protest was peaceful and instead of stines, they only hurled rolls of toilet paper at the policemen who outnumbered them about 5:1 (the cops were clearly underworked and "amused" themselves giving speeding tickets to Warsovians - this made them less popular than the protesters.... the pigeons in the old town, on the other hand, grew fat as bored policemen threw crumbs of bread at them

EU enlargement - summit problems II

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Some local media and politicians had raised hysteria - many businesspeople in downtown Warsaw were convinced the Economic Summit would draw hundreds of antiglobalists to Warsaw, many of them only too eager to smash windows. Instead of getting into a festive European mood, they barricaded shops and houses, covering the windows with wood plates

EU enlargement - summit problems

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Unfortunately, the tight security measures during the European Economic Summit right before the enlargement fesitvities meant much of downtown Warsaw was barricaded off and tightly secured by police. while the european and Polish flags were fastened to buildings, there was hardly anyone allowed around to see them....

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The night to first May is called Walpurgis night in some areas - the night of the witches and spirits, a pagan festival of rebirth. In 2004 it was the night of Poland' s (and nine other countries) return to Europe. On Friday evening people began to gather on Castle Square and in the old town

The wonderful nature of Polish People

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I can't say enough about the poeple of Poland. I have always found them to be the most helpful and welcoming people in my travels. There is a purity of spirit that amazes me in light of all they have had to endure throughout their history. One would never know their hardships when you encounter them along your way. This is the way I like to know a country or a place that I visit...through the simple human encounters...day to day experiences. It enriches my travels and I feel I've benefited more than just seeing monuments.Michael was the taxi driver we engaged for a half day out of Rzeszow. It was a short drive to Kolbuszowa, and he was as helpful as could be with his limited English. The hotel clerk said he enjoyed practicing his English, so he is enthusiastic about tourists like us. We all had lunch in a little neighborhood restaurant in Kolbuszowa..he helped us with the menu, and...

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A: Hi Gloria! From Krakow, I'd recommend that you pay a visit to Wadowice, the home town of Pope John Paul 11 - visit the cathedral where he served - then the house where he...

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