Monday we left for Krakow. I won’t lie and say the ride was
pleasant. It was 94 degrees out…and the train was not air-conditioned. I have
never appreciated air conditioning more in my entire life. After a long
difficult walk down an entire train car (I got on the wrong car), I found my
seat. The three-hour train ride felt like forever. We finally arrived in Krakow
around 2:00. We embarked on a short walk to our hotel. I am pleased to say our
hotel not only had air conditioning, but also free wifi! Two things I have
started to appreciate more and more. We settled into our rooms and went down to
the hotel restaurant for some lunch. I enjoyed a piece of salmon with a salad.
After lunch we did some work on our papers and then headed out for the Old
Town. Ryan and I walked for a bit and then found a Polish restaurant. We both
ordered the golobaki (what did you expect) and they were very tasty. We then
set out for a cold refreshing dessert. We grabbed some swiderki and headed back
to finish our papers. The Old Town was very beautiful and reminded us a little
bit of Nuremberg. Krakow is very different from Warsaw. I really like it here
and look forward to exploring more of the city.
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