Krakow

This is my first experience travelling solo, discovering a city that so far is one of my favourite in Europe. I climbed ancient mounds, visited the castle and the jewish district, discovered the history of the jeishw comunity during the World War II. I've also been in Oświęcim to see the nazi camp of Auschwitz, place of sadness. I found out how the camera doesn't work below zero, not many pictures but extremly cold.

Brama Floriańska

Rynek Główny

Auschwitz

Wawel Castle

View from Pilsu Dskiego bridge... getting into the Podgòrze district

Kopiec Krakusa

I climbed the Krakus mound! Temperature: - 10°C

The Krakus Mound is assumed to be the resting place of the legendary prince Krakus. The age and the original purpose of the mound remain a mystery.

Bohaterów Getta Square (the Ghetto Heroes Square), Podgórze
On 13th and 14th March 1943 the ghetto was liquidated. Bohaterów Getta Square was the place of assembling the Jews who were then taken to Płaszów Concentration Camp or to the railroad station, from whence they were taken to extermination camps

Wieliczka salt mine

Schindler factories - 'Whoever saves one life, saves the world entire'

Kościół św. Benedykta, Podgórze
The church is opened only once a year: on the first Tuesday after Easter.

Jewish cemetery, Kazimierz

Kościuszko Mound