Here is the first installment of 4 of my pictures of Poland. This first lot is, as the name of this post suggests, of Krakow!
Enjoy!
xo
Enjoy!
xo
Christina and I at the restaurant on the first night!
Our beds at the hostel. I had the top bunk on the left the first night then moved to take the bottom bunk on the right the other two nights I was there.
The view from our hostel window!
The trams!!!
Some random street in Krakow!
Kim and I on a street in Krakow
Some nice looking building in Krakow that we passed on our way to see the castle
You can see the blue tram in the background!
A horse and carriage!
Wawel Castle from the street outside!!
Christina in front of the castle
Christina and I with some weird guy in a costume who wanted a photo with us and then expected us to give him money!!!
Me outside Wawel Castel
The entrance to the grounds and inside of Wawel Castle
A statue of the Pope! Not too sure which one it is!!
Inside Wawel Castle (the castle itself and the grounds)
Aparently the gold part of the roof is actually made out of real gold!!!
The cute old guy who sang us a song as we were leaving the castle
The view of the river from just outside Wawel Castle walls
Me with the dragon
All of us in front of the dragon near Wawel Castel
Kim eating some bread thing! The were sold everywhere and only cost 1.50 zloty (60c)
A round ball thing that I thought looked cool!
The Old Jewish Town
The front of the Synagogue
Kim and I
Kim trying to see if she could fit in the alcove in the wall!! She did very well considering how small it was!
Pictures of inside the Synagogue!
The cemetery at the Jewish Synagogue
The boys in their Kippahs!
These letter boxes were for people to write a wish on a piece of paper and place it in one of the boxes. It was said that if you do this your wish will come true!
The cemetery at the Jewish Synagogue
These buildings reminded me of Stockholm!
A group of break dancers performing in Main Square. They were really impressive and entertaining to watch
One of the smallest church buildings I've seen! (also at Main Square)
A nice looking building at Main Square
The outside stalls that mainly sold flowers and plants
The market inside the great hall!
The clock tower in Main Square
The famous hot chocolate. It was so good!!
