More Krakow
While Gretchen has had most of the fun this week, from what little I've seen, I have to agree that Krakow is definitely worth a visit--I would actually put it above Prague if I had to choose. Tomorrow I finish work and Gretchen finishes sightseeing, then it's back to Basel. We haven't taken a ton of pictures, but here are some scenes from around town:
The Market Square, which is enormous (supposedly 10 acres) and beautiful, even in the rain:
One of the twelve apostles in front of the Church of Saints Peter and Paul:
A riot of color in the interior of the Church of St. Mary (I'm convinced you'd be hard-pressed to find a more Catholic country than Poland):
Wawel Hill with a looming thunderstorm as backdrop:
A new friend admires my man-purse at Chlopskie Jadlo:
And finally, we prepare to eat lard (the one on the left):
The Market Square, which is enormous (supposedly 10 acres) and beautiful, even in the rain:
One of the twelve apostles in front of the Church of Saints Peter and Paul:
A riot of color in the interior of the Church of St. Mary (I'm convinced you'd be hard-pressed to find a more Catholic country than Poland):
Wawel Hill with a looming thunderstorm as backdrop:
A new friend admires my man-purse at Chlopskie Jadlo:
And finally, we prepare to eat lard (the one on the left):
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