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Krakow, the ancient capital

Krakow is beautiful, you can not deny. Before that Warsaw was the capital city of Krakow fulfilled this role, but Mikolaj told me that during WWII, the Germans left little standing. Still, still preserved medieval architecture and castles and cathedrals are super different from those I have seen in Germany or other parts of Europe (SAAA, she poh, tour guide, haha \u200b\u200b...). Anyway, the old the city was declared a World Heritage Humanity by UNESCO , and the square you have is immense, as Plaza San Marcos in Vencecia, clearly a more complicated name. Mikolaj is interesting how I tell the story of his country, when we toured the museum to see the weapons and pictures of important Polish generals, he told me that Poland has always been invaded and oppressed, if not by the Germans, the Russians. During the Holocaust, the Polish town of Auschwitz hosted to three refugee camps, and a large number of Jews killed in Nazi hands. Still, Miki says no bad vibes with the Germans and, moreover, tells me that prefers to live in Germany rather than Poland, but this is obvious considering the living standards and qu in this country. At times it also makes me want to stay here instead of returning to Chile ... but THAT'S NOT GOING TO HAPPEN, because I have a ticket to pr week or Maximum ...

Here I am inside the Castle Wawel (read Vavel), former residence of Polish kings from the 11th century to the 17. The castle is located in the Wzgorze Wawelski (Wawel Hill) and is the most famous city. While we were there we had the opportunity to see a bunch of guys with spears trumpet and did a medieval spectacle, wave to travel to the past ... bacanísimo.

Mikolaj My friend (whose name is pronounced Mikouai) in the Cathedral of Wawel (Katedra Wawelska). Mismito is located there where the castle, and was the coronation and burial place of Polish kings. Following my tradition of climbing the church tower how much appear to me ahead, it also went up, and up we have the bell of King Zygmunt (Sigismund), which had to touch for luck. I almost did not loose ...

Rynek Glowny, Market Square, one of the largest malls in Europe medieval. To this day keeps shops and numerous cafes and restaurants with outdoor tables. Background, the old cloth market.

The Mariacki Kosciol Gothic church (Santa Maria) century 15. Although I have photos of the day, I love this picture. They are like 11 at night and had a lot of people on the streets, and also the beautiful church is lit. The next photo is of Mickey and me inside, praying like good children. The decor inside is the keynote of the churches bacanes I've shown before in this blog: gold, richly decorated pulpits, giant images of saints in full color, etc. The novelty was that by entering the church charged more, but if you want to take pictures inside, they charge you twice and you get a credential to see that you are "authorized." And this system will have for museums, monuments, etc. Like, I suppose, considering that not everyone gets to charge more, but charge for camera. That wave ...

An ice cream in the Jewish district of Kazimierz. This place was super picturesque, Sweden type Santiago neighborhood, full of pubs and restaurants, but pretty sure ... Super Krakow, nothing to say. You missed no more poh, Nicole, lol ...