Poetic Poland Photo Gallery by Ray at pbase.com

Poetic Poland

Krakow is one of the oldest and largest cities of Poland.
It was once the national capital and is still considered by many to be the heart of Poland.

Krakow is full of both buildings and customs that date from the 13th and 14th centuries and
is one of the few Polish cities that escaped devastation during WWII.

The city is painted by numerous stories and tales, and a visit to Osweicim (Auschwitz and
Birkenau Concentration Camps) can make every visitor moves.

Krakow gave us a mixed feeling, like reciting a poem, chanting its past and present, ups and downs, pains and joys.....

< My Auschwitz Experience >	Polska Emblem	House Number	Street at Sunset	Wawel Castle at Sunset
Medieval Facades	Wooden Toy Shop	Dominican Church	Hebda House	St Mary's Basilica
Children Fun at Market Square	A Street Corner	St. Andrew's Church	Inside St. Florian's Gate	Carriage Horses
Polska Emblem	Market Square	House Front	Light in Dark	Pigeons at Waterpoint
Shop Sign	Collection Box	Church of SS. Peter & Paul	Lights of Cloth Hall	Sunset
Monocycling	Road Lamps	Guild Sign	Street at Dusk	Market Square at Noon
Street Sign	Town Hall	Cloth Hall	Elvis Performing	Paintings
Sunset at Market Square	Jewish Quarter at Dusk	Statue of Poet Mickiewicz	St Mary's Basilica	Lights of Cloth Hall
Street Signs	Sunset	Polska Menu	St. Andrew's Church	Paintings
House Number	Sunset Street	Sunset at Planty Park	Bronze Statue	St. Florian's Gate
Gothic Residence	St John's Church	Artist	Fan of Che Guevara	Churches
Bus	House Front	Coca Cola Ad	St. Andrew's Church	St . Florian's Gate
St. Francis Church	Decoration	St. Mary's Bascilia	Flowers	Cafes at Market Square
Notice at Cloth Hall	Polish Engine	Guild Sign	Cloth Hall Shopping Mall	Wawel Castle
Shop Sign	Lights of Cloth Hall	Grilled Snacks	St John's Church	Platforms