Poland
Folder: Germany/Poland
Trip to Krakow and Auschwitz, and points in between.
Poland, Krakow Old Town (#2294)
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Looking back towards St. Andrews (see adjacent pictures). I ran across the group in the lower right (green, white, and red, cowboy-like hats) repeatedly, but never figured out who they were.
Poland, Krakow Old Town (#2295)
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Ulica (street) Poselska... just an interesting, quiet, escape from the tourist traffic.
Poland, Krakow Old Town (#2296)
Poland, Krakow Old Town (#2297)
Poland, Krakow Old Town (#2299)
Poland, Krakow Old Town (#2388)
Poland, Krakow Old Town (#2389)
Poland, Krakow Old Town (#2392)
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Kościół Św. Jana Chrzciciela i Jana Ewangelisty / Church of the Holy John the Baptist and John the Evangelist -- protected by Hush Live disco...
Poland, Krakow Old Town (#2407)
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On the southern edge of Old Town, a number of buildings with netting to catch falling plaster. In the close ups you can see where the plaster it deteriorating.
Poland, Krakow Old Town (#2408)
Poland, Krakow Old Town (#2424)
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Looking back towards St. Florian's gate, and illustrating the crowds -- I had no idea that Krakow would be so filled with tourists in the middle of the week in mid-April.
Poland, Krakow Old Town (#2436)
Poland, Krakow Old Town KFC (#2275)
Poland, Krakow Old Town McDonald's (#2271)
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Looking past McDonald's towards the center of Old Town. Note the kids on the green motorized 3-wheel scooters -- you'll see them again.
Poland, Krakow Rynek Główny (#2278)
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St. Mary's Basilica, on the edge of Rynek Główny. Rynek Główny (main market) is the largest medieval (13th century) town square in Europe.
Poland, Krakow Rynek Główny (#2279)
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Cloth Hall in the market square, originally built in the 1500's as the market area for cloth-sellers, recently restored and used for other purposes.
Poland, Krakow Rynek Główny (#2284)
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Eros Bendato, by Igor Mitoraj, a famous Polish artist. There is debate about such contemporary art (created in 1999) in the square. I'll admit that it seemed odd to be there and I could not figure out the symbolism, but to me it also somehow fit. An empty head on its side, wrapped, seemed to be possibly some commentary on the commercialization of the square.
Poland, Krakow Rynek Główny (#2287)
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