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| Today, the plan was to journey from Warsaw to Krakow in the morning, then explore Krakow in the afternoon. The journey occurred (thanks largely to one very helpful Polish man), but--due to incorrect scheduling and a delayed train--we didn't actually get to Krakow until late afternoon, hence me sitting on my backpack at the train station for three hours (see above). At least it was nice and cool! |
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| The shot above really doesn't do it justice, as I took it from a moving train, but the Polish countryside was really beautiful, with lots of small, well-kept farms and cute little houses. |
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| The main square of the Old Town is Europe's largest medieval square, measuring 200m by 200m. It is quite beautiful by night, as all the buildings and towers are well-lit, and there are street performers and people out in droves (and it's actually dark by 9:30, something we haven't experienced in quite some time). I can't wait to start exploring Krakow in more depth tomorrow! |
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