janisj

Go to the test forum and play around - characters don't have to be 'seen'

amyb

I agree with this. After Auschwitz, I got back to Krakow around 2:30 p.m. and nothing I did felt "right" after that. It was very unsettling for me and I was just at a loss what to do.

thursdaysd

It took me several days to recover.

cdnyul

All of this is about a three hour drive east of Kraków,
with an overnight in Rzeszów.

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kja

@ janisj: Interesting! Options galore.
@ susanwr: Please forgive this digression.

joduhl

We took the train from Prague to Krakow and I would not recommend- it was a long trip!! And then we took the train from Krakow to Amsterdam - not as long but somehow we did not have seat assignments and on a Sunday turned out there were no seats. Our fellow travelers were lovely and made room for us in their berths. Re Prague vs Budapest - I highly prefer Budapest - so much more there, a really grand city great food, history, culture and much more spread out so not as tight, touristy in the "must see" places.

dawidnowak2873

Instead of train you may want to try Tiger Express minibus conection from PRague to Krakow

delta9106

Hi,
I found this site while browsing - I'm organising a reunion trip to Krakow for a group of 40yo+ and we are looking for recommendations on local vodka & beer places. Would be good to get some feedback, we travel at the end of this year (we hope).
Thanks.

janisj

Welcome to Fodors delta9106. I suggest you start a new thread of your own and not rack your questions to an existing thread.