Wieliczka, Poland
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What is Wieliczka
Wieliczka is a town near Krakow in Poland.
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"You can do them in one day using public transport, but it will be very tough to coordinate without some direct knowledge of the best buses to take, how long to stay at each place, exactly where to pick up the bus back to Krakow in Auschwitz, etc."
lonelyplanet.com
"I must confess to a touch of claustrophobia and for that reason I don't get much out of this trip to a subterranean salt mine, about 16km (10 miles) southeast of Kraków."
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"The Orchestra of the Royal City of Krak?w), The Polish Radio Choir of Krak?w, Organum Academic Choir, Mixed Marian Choir Association ( Mieszany Ch?r Maria?ski ), Krakow Academic Choir of the Jagiellonian University ,Krakow Chamber Choir, Amar Corde String Quartet, Consortium Iagellonicum Baroque Orchestra of the Jagiellonian University ,Brass Band of T. Sendzimir Steelworks, and Camerata Chamber Orchestra of Radio Krak?w."
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"The province is bounded on the north by the ?wi?tokrzyskie Mountains ( Góry ?wi?tokrzyskie ), on the west by Jura Krakowsko-Cz?stochowska (a broad range of hills stretching from Kraków to Cz?stochowa ), and on the south by the Tatra , Pieniny and Beskidy Mountains."
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"At the start of the war, it the site of the Battle of Limanowa between December 1st and December 9th, 1914 in which the Austro-Hungarian Army repelled a Russian breakthrough southwestwards between Limanowa and Kraków."
world66.com
"For more than 5 centuries, Kraków served as the seat of the Polish kingdom (it only lost out to the usurper Warsaw in 1596 after the union with Lithuania made the Polish-Lithuanian kingdom so large that it became difficult for distant noblemen to travel here)."
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"Summer 2006 saw the opening of a gigantic new 270-store shopping mall, Galeria Krakowska ,immediately next to the main train station, and a 5-minute walk from the main town square, bringing with it even more international products not previously available in Krakow."
wikitravel.org
"Wieliczka County is bordered by Bochnia County to the east, My?lenice County to the south, and the city of Kraków and Kraków County to the north-west."
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"Several travel agencies run guided coach tours of the death camps; these usually include transportation from Kraków's main square and an English-language guide once you've arrived at the camps."
frommers.com
" · Kraków -Stare Miasto / Cracow's Historic Centre · Kalwaria Zebrzydowska : the Mannerist Architectural and Park Landscape Complex and Pilgrimage Park · Park Muzakowski / Muskauer Park."
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"Encompassing majestic mountain ranges, stunning lakes and rivers, vivid history, and major urban centers like Warsaw and Kraków, Poland, as the saying goes, has something for everyone."
fodors.com
"a ]is a town (2006 population: 19,128) in southern Poland in the Kraków metropolitan area, and situated (since 1999) in Lesser Poland Voivodeship ; previously, it was in Kraków Voivodeship (1975-1998)."
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"The former Nazi extermination camp at Auschwitz/Birkenau lies about 90 minutes west of Kraków by car; alternatively, you can book one of several Auschwitz day tours through the tourist information office."
frommers.com
"do not miss zakopane!...eat in a restaurant at night while listening to a highland band...unforgettable!...but 2 nights should be enough and that will give u another night in krakow....as for aushewitz...only you know what will make your trip...there are plenty of side trips around krakow to fill your time . . . . . 5."
lonelyplanet.com
"Located under the town of Wieliczka is the Wieliczka Salt Mine."
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"Auschwitz and Wieliczka Salt Mine."
lonelyplanet.com
"There is a company called Cracow Tours, i think, that does trips to the Concentration Camp in the morning and then to the Salt mine in the afternoon."
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"The quotation comes from an the justification of entering the Wieliczka Salt Mine into UNESCO's 1st World List of Cultural and Natural Heritage on 8th September, 1978 together with 11 other sites from all over the world."
world66.com
")organises various bus trips to the most popular sites within and near Cracow, including daily city tours, Jewish Cracow, Wieliczka Salt Mine, Auschwitz, and even a day trip to Zakopane."
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"The Wieliczka salt mine features a 3.5-km tourist route (less than 1% of the length of the mine's passages) that includes statues of historic and mythic figures, all sculpted by miners out of the rock salt."
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"The Wieliczka salt mine."
lonelyplanet.com
"I must confess to a touch of claustrophobia and for that reason I don't get much out of this trip to a subterranean salt mine, about 16km (10 miles) southeast of Kraków."
frommers.com
"-historic salt mine, older than Wieliczka's one."
wikitravel.org
"Although farther and smaller, this mine in Bochnia is said to be older than Wieliczka, and is worth a trip for those interested in salt mines."
world66.com
"Visitors are not allowed to visit the salt mine alone, and must be with a tour guide."
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juha from Finland wrote about Cracow Cloth Hall 2 years, 4 months ago
Lots of "stuff" to buy, especially tons of chess boards. :) Pretty nice selection of useless things you can bring home as souveniers.
essimkil from Finland wrote about Dom Studencki Zaułek one year, 3 months ago
This summer hostel, called Dom Studencki Zaułek, is modest, cheap and nice place to stay a night quite near the center of Cracow. The address is ul. Piekarska 5-7
31-067 Kraków.
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jussi from Finland wrote about Rynek Glowny one year, 7 months ago
We came back to Cracow's market square each day we spent in the city. It somehow seemed to be the real center of the city and we found everything we needed there. Good food, peaceful cafés, raucous jazz bars and of course the cloth hall (marketplace) with so many items related to Cracow's own Pope John Paul II.
jussi from Finland wrote about Wawel one year, 7 months ago
The royal palace and cathedral have a great location on the Wawel hill rising steeply from the Vistula River. The place reflects the glorious past of Poland and is a good place to think about another one of those "what if" scenarios: Poland was powerful kingdom in the history - the royal palace is still look magnificient from outside. What it could be now, if.. Napoleon, WW II, Communit Era, ...
luefkens from France wrote about Cracow one year, 6 months ago
Before you go download the Krakow In Your Pocket city guide for free from http://krakow.inyourpocket.com or grab a hard copy when you are there.
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