We spent a lot of time just wandering around Krakow. It's an imminently
walkable city, and interesting in that it was not bombed during World War II
(unlike Warsaw). Click on the image to see a larger version.
Random church we passed en route from Market
Square to Wawel Castle -- statues of the twelve apostles were mounted
over the fence out front.
A small street near Market Square. Look
closely at the sign on the right side of the street (no, we did NOT go
in).
The view through the gate to a public garden.
Near the university -- 100 or so aerial
photographs stretching for a lonnnnnnnnng way. Each one had a caption
under it (including an English translation) -- and all ended with a
sociopolitical/environmental statement (we LOVE this town!).
The Krakow Cemetery. This place is huge, and
there is somewhat more space between the gravesites.
Another shot in the Krakow Cemetery -- that's
Julie standing in front (there's room for another generation or two in
this one structure).
