Darling, let me tell you story about pain, about being hated for things you can not change from yourself...when you are made enemy because of the skin you are born to; your race...Welcome to Krakow, the largest and oldest city in Poland and the city where Pope John Paul II was born and raised.
Krakow was the last city we visited during the summer trip. They were our longest stay with most comfort hostel room yet ugliest weather. It was raining all the time during the days we were there. Enriched by religious culture of Jew and Catholicism, Krakow is Poland's tourist city. 
We went to Schindler List Museum. Which was the original Schindler List factory that Mr. Schindler used as a reason to save over 12o0 Jews from Auschwitz camp. Besides Auschwitz-Birkenau, Krakow is also famous for Wawel Castle where the legend of dragon that once invaded the city took place...isn't that excited, I always like ancient old stories which included Knights and Dragon. That is why I LOOOVEEE Harry Potter. The Wawel Cathedral is where many kings of Poland were buried.
Krakow is also famous for Wieliczka Salt Mine. Just like its name, a mine way way under ground that was made by salts. So beautiful. There is a church in the mine, also sooo beautiful. Probably one of the most unique church I have seen in Europe.
Like most European cities, there is market square in Krakow where the town's daily economic activities took place. Krakow's Cloth Hall or Sukiennice in Poland, is where to go for the city's lovely souvenirs. Krakow is the place where Poland's craftsmen settled.
Krakow, like Budapest also offers good food which taste no much different from Asian foods. But no matter how hungry you are, don't buy pretzels they sell on the street. No goody worthy.
