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Krakow – Płaszów Concentration Camp

There’s not much left of Płaszów concentration camp now, although it remains today almost in the same state as the

The tablet on the memorial was mostly covered by wreathes, but I think that this is a memorial to those

There are a lot of companies offering tours to the salt mines at Wieliczka and some of them appear to

There are, to my knowledge, two intact sections of ghetto wall left in Krakow, and this is the longest section

This cafe is located in the Jewish area of Krakow and I was attracted by the tempting signage offering coffee

Craft beer bars are becoming more common across Poland, and this in my view is a wonderful step in the

The Polish Legions Statue, or the Four Legionnaires statue. Józef Piłsudski founded the Polish Legions in 1914 and they were

I got to spend one more day than anticipated in Krakow, so I moved after three days in the Ibis

Krakus Mound is said to be the burial place of Krakus, the founder of Krakow, although no actual evidence of

When I went to Krakow a couple of years ago I visited Płaszów concentration camp and meant to come to