Krakow is a lovely city to visit any time. You can see distinct periods in architecture. A beautiful medieval core and castle. USSR tenements, Modern “Western” Ikea and Starbucks scattered about and a countryside that would not look out of place in The Witcher III. (CD Project Red being Polish)
I concur. I have fond memories of that city. I’ve visited there at the height of couch surfing and “free walking tours” tourism, hopping from one commie block lodging to the next with nothing but spare underwear in my backpack. Was well worth the 11hr bus ride from Budapest.
Krakow is a lovely city to visit any time. You can see distinct periods in architecture. A beautiful medieval core and castle. USSR tenements, Modern “Western” Ikea and Starbucks scattered about and a countryside that would not look out of place in The Witcher III. (CD Project Red being Polish)
Bars and restaurants to die for.
A++ experience. Would do again.
I concur. I have fond memories of that city. I’ve visited there at the height of couch surfing and “free walking tours” tourism, hopping from one commie block lodging to the next with nothing but spare underwear in my backpack. Was well worth the 11hr bus ride from Budapest.