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For Wordless Wednesday and bloghops various.
The third part of my recent trip to Kraków, Poland.
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It’s near Kraków and dates back to the 13th century. You are about to climb down 800 steps. Don’t worry, there’s a lift to bring you back up again!
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This the chapel, hewn into the rock deep underground. You can get down married here!
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…we visit the beautiful Dominican church.
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Now for a final stroll around the city!
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all together now…
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Incase you missed them –
Part One, Kraków Old Town HERE
Part Two, Auschwitz-Birkenau HERE
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Gorgeous! Down below and above!
Thanks, Dale, there were rather a lot of pics this week!
All of them wonderful!
The underground chapel is amazing 🤩
It is, I was certainly not expecting to see anything like that down there!
What an amazing place. Thanks for sharing Keith.
Thanks, Sadje, it was quite an experience.
I can imagine.
So cool down there and above, both!
So cool! Thanks, Beth,
Great pics!
I’m pleased you liked them, Di, thank you.
Fabulous! What incredible memories you have of all your travels.
Thanks, Nancy. My mind’s overflowing with them!
You are very fortunate, my friend. Thank you for sharing your memories! 😊
Thank you for the beautiful tour, I never did get to Poland.
Thanks, Mimi. It’s whetted my appetite to see more of Poland.
Mom would never go in a cave or underground in a place like the salt mines, she would be terrified of being trapped and/or buried but it is amazing what they did underground! Above ground the buildings and things are gorgeous. So much beauty to be seen.
Being so far down is not for everybody, but Krakow can’t fail to delight!
As always, the photos are beautiful. The salt mine looks very interesting, and the chapel is a work of art. The Dominican church is beautiful, although the figures holding their heads are slightly gruesome!
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Thanks so much – that painting is a bit odd!
Wonderful place, Great pics
I read with great Interest. Thank you for sharing at MosaicMonday.
Greetings by Heidrun
My pleasure Heidrun, thank you.
What a fun adventure. You do the coolest things. I would love to see this in person. Thanks for taking us along.
Thank you for hosting the Wordless Wednesday Blog Hop.
Have a fabulous day and rest of the week, Keith. 🙂
You’d love it I’m sure, Sandee!
excellent photation.
(for the record, I worked offshore fishing, but no way in the multiverse would I go down into a mine… even as a tourist. way too confining)
Such a beautiful city. I loved the shots from the final stroll and the Dominican church is stunning.
Wonderful and awe-inspiring gallery Keith. I love all the churches, especially the chapel carved inside stone.
What a wonderful architecture and design
Hi Keith – I knew about the salt mine, but hadn’t realised it was a ‘museum’ now. Amazing pics you’ve given us – the cathedral looks incredible – not sure about the headless ‘bishops’. So much to see and learn about – great trip for you – cheers Hilary
Keith, your photos are stunning!
Every detail brings Kraków to life.
Visiting that underground chapel is officially on my bucket list now!