DW, you couldn't have picked a better person to represent Poland, and Krakow than Eva and Vilk. Excellent spokesperson in whatever she does. Good job, a truly honest and real personality.
I have been following Eva on YT for quite a while, from crossing the Black Sea over the USA and then to Poland, her birth country, where she recently bought land. She is an inspiration for many, so it was very nice of you to feature her.
Eva, this was such a great video. My first serious girlfriend in high school was Polish. Her father was my boss where I had a summer job. He actually invited me to dinner one night as he wanted me to meet his daughter. Her mother was a very strict Catholic and very traditional. She would not let her daughter shave her legs until she was 16 yrs. old. I first met her when she was about 15 and she got a lot of teasing because of it. She was a beautiful girl, but also had a heart of gold. We dated for about a year then I went off to college and life just happened and I never saw her again. I asked my dad once why people liked to tell jokes about Polish people. He told me when he was overseas in World War II he went through many towns & cities in Poland and that Poland was the first place where he saw stores that had "electric eyes" that automatically opened the door when you approached it. He said the Polish people were very friendly, loving people and only ignorant people tell jokes about other people they don't bother getting to know. I'm proud that he helped liberate Europe from Hitler's rule. My dad was at Omaha Beach and the Battle of the Bulge. He passed thru Buchenwald Concentration Prison a few days after it had been liberated. He lived to be 100 years and 4 months.
interesting post. I think I know where the perception of Poles as second-class people comes from. Poland was partitioned in 1796. One of these invaders was Germany, whose policy of ruling over Poles was based on discrimination, Germanization and denationalization. However, despite Germany's power, Life in the 19th century was very difficult and many Germans emigrated to the USA in search of a better life. On site, they spread their views about Poles and infected the local population with them. There were many more Germans and they enjoyed greater respect, so the effect was that Poles were classified in the same way as those under German occupation. Germany had a huge impact on the impoverishment of Poles, on their perception in the world, and in the final phase they committed the systemic murder of millions of Poles. It is not surprising that Poles still have great problems with trust in Germans.
@@invit87 You've avoided to mention what Russia did to Poland? I have ancestors from both sides, who lived under Prussian rule, and Russian rule. And you know what? those who lived under Prussian rule were happy, that they don't had to live on Russian side. Those on Russian side, hated Russia what they had been doing to Polish people in their concentration camps in Sybir. BTW Krakow was in Austro Hungarian rule, which has nothing to do with Germany
@@marektln but the conversation concerns the reasons for the poor perception of Poles in the West. Russians have never managed to convince the world of negative stereotypes about Poles. Probably because they also had to fight for their good name.
You are asking a very good question about "Polish jokes". I think Poles were very easy target to pick on since they were were Catholics as opposed to Anglo-Saxons; Slavic people where a big portions were farmers in Poland, and did not speak English. Another factor that happened is that some of terrible jokes that were told about Black Americans were replaced with jokes about " dumb Polacks" in the name of political correctness. But the facts are as follows: Poles are one the most intelligent people in the world including Copernicus, Frederyk Chopin, Maria Curie- Skłodowska, Polish mathematicians who broke the Enigma code or Polish physicist Stanisław Ulam who contributed greatly to the Manhattan project that invented the first atomic bomb. My advice is that if someone ever tries to tell you a "Polish joke" just ask them why they are doing that and if you really think that "Pollacks are dumb" ...and a person telling a joke gets confused and they usually stop telling those stupid jokes.
@@patrickstick8249 I've been to so many countries and Poland in my opinion is better than half of them very clean,safe and so much to see . And prizes aren't bad . And definitely isn't a poor country maybe you live under a rock .
Having been to Kraków twice (for conferences), first as an omnivore, second as a vegan some 9 years later - this was (culinary) heaven both times. The city has a special vibe, the culture, churches, museums, parks, places, restaurants, pubs - very beautiful and all in all easy to access for foreigners. Thank you for showing some of this to us. Plus, I would recommend Poland's touristic sites for vegans wholeheartedly. Had a great time hiking at the Baltic Sea in summer, had the most amazing dishes, pierogi, sushi, pizza, burgers, "fish" soup, ravioli with fake prawns etc. In my view, Poland is a touristic gem to be discovered, be it the Baltic sea, mountains, cities, hiking and biking paths.
This past spring, my wife and I took a river cruise down the Elbe River, I made sure that we added the overland extension to Poland. Krakow, Czestochowa, and Warsaw. My Dziadzia left Krakow for the US before WW I and went back when he was 70 while it was still under Communism. So, I went for my 70th. I loved Krakow, as did my wife. I'm proud to say "Jestem Polakiem Amerykaninem" (My Polish isn't very good)
"Dziadzia" made me suddenly choke up and my throat tightened. It's been a while since I was able to call anybody that word. Almost forgot it existed. All the best to you and your family. :)
I LOVE Eva! She's the most amazing & authentic & truthful traveler! So glad to see her doing videos for DW - whose travel videos I rely on for useful information & travel research!! 😇
Beautiful country, one of the few in Europe that I've missed going to. I'm a widower with a special needs child now so I can't do international travel any longer. Maybe I'll make it to Krakow in another life. Good to see Eva and Vilk on a different channel.
Nice Eva! Krakow is truly spectacular! I studied Polish there three times in Szkola Letnia at Jagiellonian and loved every minute of it! It is my favorite city in Europe! Such history and atmosphere and culture and beauty! Great to see you show it off! It is a must-visit place!
I came to Krakow in the far October of 2011 as Erasmus student! I was sitting in the rynek glowny and I understood after 2 minutes that I would not leave it anymore. I called my mum in Italy ( I am an Albanian guy raised in the Tuscan town of Empoli) and i told her "I found my place in earth". 13 years later I created a family with a Polish lady and recently I proudly got The Polish citizenship! Greetings from Krakow Ewa! PL
A beautiful girl with her best friend in one of the most beautiful cities in Europe ❤. My city. I was born in Cracow and spent best days of my life here. Thank you for this video, made me hungry though 😊
Oh your puppy. He’s SO cute. Hi Eva Thank you for your energetic assessment of Krakow. It is beautiful. How refreshing. A trip to Poland is long overdue. Thank you Zoltán
Thank you for this video, Eva! I used to live in Kraków (Podgórze) sixteen years ago and it was the most memorable, magical and freeing year of my life. I will never forget this special city. Your video brought so many memories to me. ❤️
I was in Krakow about twenty years ago. I was travelling though Poland, then down though the Slovakia, into Hungary, then Ukraine and Romania. It was a wonderful month long trip. Krakow was great, with lots of Buffalo vodka!
Who would ever have thought Poland would be one of the strongest economies and governments in Europe from just 30 years ago? Poland is without doubt a beautiful country. You are definitely a compliment to Polish history and people, and are proving that every day. Keep up the good work. Now I have to find some good veggie food.😎
Oh, through experience i can confirm that Poland, especially by the sea is very dog friendly. We spend our family vacation in Poland in the summer of 2022 and 2023 by the sea and never had an issue. We could take our dog to the beach and he was welcomed at every restaurant we went to.
I am an American who got to spend the weekend in Krakow as part of a work conference. I can attest to to everything she is saying here. Krakow is a great tourist city. The market square and the other cultural landmarks. I felt safe and welcomed (this was 15 years ago so take that as you will).
Great video---good to see Vilk again----so macho!!!! You look happy and rested---can't wait to see your next adventure !!! Take care and give Vilk a treat for me!!!!!!!!!
We used to go for vacations to Krakow when I was a kid, we traveled all across Poland Warsaw, Gdansk, been to to them all. Poland 🇵🇱 is a special country the best people in the world in my opinion.
Krakow is one of our favorite cities in Europe. I remember as an American child reading about the famous trumpeter of Krakow, which you failed to mention in your comments. That's too good a story to pass up!
Eva is the perfect host for this. And I love that Vilk got to enjoy the city too! I am Polish on my dads side so it is really cool to see and learn more about Poland
My wife and I were in Krakow a few years ago right before Christmas. At first my wife was skeptical especially since it was the same time Russia invaded the Crimea in Ukraine the first time but once we got there she and I loved it. We stayed in a small hotel in the Jewish Quarter and the service was better than some of the big expensive hotels. The food, The beer, the wine and especially the people were fantastic and Krakow is a great walking city. If you get the opportunity to go to Poland don't wait. We want to get back there and to visit Wroclaw.
@@DWTravel I watch DW World and its programs for years. We saw the Wroclaw program and thought it was great. I have lost count how many times we have traveled to Germany many times especially during Christmas. The first time we saw DW was on our first trip to Vienna 27 years ago.
Excuse me, but is this Vilk's first official gig? Aww. Eva, he did so good! I love when you take us around and show us the beautiful cities in Poland! ❤️
I fully agree with the dog friendliness of Poland and Krakow especially, we were there a decade ago with our dog on a holiday, we were welcome almost everywhere. However the food you had does differ from the Pierogi with piwo z wody I got a decade ago 😉
Hi! I'm a dog owner here in Krakow and I can recommend some awesome dog friendly places to go with your pup. 1. Cricoteka cafe in Stare Podgórze district - cool for breakfast or cake and cafe, the view if amazing and they have separate manu just for dogs :) not even many people from Krakow know this place 2. Manggha cafe - also dog friendly place - japanese cuisine with one of the best view of Wawel Castle, in the summer they do outside cinema, where you can go with your dog 3. Zakrzówek park - there is a dog beach, but it can be crowdy during the summer, park and the lake are very beautiful and there is a dog friendly cafe with good ice creams :)
Good job DW on hiring Eva and Vilk to do a travel show for your channel. SHE is my favorite vlogger and where she goes, I follow. She is easy on the ears and eyes...Great Travel Video
Cześć Eva 👊🏼 It's great to see you do this walkabout around Krakow with Wilk 🐺 It's one of my fav cities in Polska 🇵🇱 As is Wrocław, though I prefer the countryside mostly... 🌳🪵🔥 One of the highlights was seeing Bison, in Białowieża forest, early morning... No doubt, new adventures await you, as the wind knows your name... 🌬
I love that market and do most of my shopping there. However, on Saturdays, it can get crowded unless you go early. On some Sundays during the year, they have a food fair, which is good during the summer months.
DW, you couldn't have picked a better person to represent Poland, and Krakow than Eva and Vilk. Excellent spokesperson in whatever she does. Good job, a truly honest and real personality.
I have been following Eva on YT for quite a while, from crossing the Black Sea over the USA and then to Poland, her birth country, where she recently bought land. She is an inspiration for many, so it was very nice of you to feature her.
Eva, this was such a great video. My first serious girlfriend in high school was Polish. Her father was my boss where I had a summer job. He actually invited me to dinner one night as he wanted me to meet his daughter. Her mother was a very strict Catholic and very traditional. She would not let her daughter shave her legs until she was 16 yrs. old. I first met her when she was about 15 and she got a lot of teasing because of it. She was a beautiful girl, but also had a heart of gold. We dated for about a year then I went off to college and life just happened and I never saw her again. I asked my dad once why people liked to tell jokes about Polish people. He told me when he was overseas in World War II he went through many towns & cities in Poland and that Poland was the first place where he saw stores that had "electric eyes" that automatically opened the door when you approached it. He said the Polish people were very friendly, loving people and only ignorant people tell jokes about other people they don't bother getting to know. I'm proud that he helped liberate Europe from Hitler's rule. My dad was at Omaha Beach and the Battle of the Bulge. He passed thru Buchenwald Concentration Prison a few days after it had been liberated. He lived to be 100 years and 4 months.
interesting post. I think I know where the perception of Poles as second-class people comes from. Poland was partitioned in 1796. One of these invaders was Germany, whose policy of ruling over Poles was based on discrimination, Germanization and denationalization. However, despite Germany's power, Life in the 19th century was very difficult and many Germans emigrated to the USA in search of a better life. On site, they spread their views about Poles and infected the local population with them. There were many more Germans and they enjoyed greater respect, so the effect was that Poles were classified in the same way as those under German occupation.
Germany had a huge impact on the impoverishment of Poles, on their perception in the world, and in the final phase they committed the systemic murder of millions of Poles. It is not surprising that Poles still have great problems with trust in Germans.
@@invit87 You've avoided to mention what Russia did to Poland? I have ancestors from both sides, who lived under Prussian rule, and Russian rule. And you know what? those who lived under Prussian rule were happy, that they don't had to live on Russian side. Those on Russian side, hated Russia what they had been doing to Polish people in their concentration camps in Sybir. BTW Krakow was in Austro Hungarian rule, which has nothing to do with Germany
@@marektln, I don't want to be rude but it sounds like Stockholm syndrome
@@marektln but the conversation concerns the reasons for the poor perception of Poles in the West. Russians have never managed to convince the world of negative stereotypes about Poles. Probably because they also had to fight for their good name.
You are asking a very good question about "Polish jokes". I think Poles were very easy target to pick on since they were were Catholics as opposed to Anglo-Saxons; Slavic people where a big portions were farmers in Poland, and did not speak English. Another factor that happened is that some of terrible jokes that were told about Black Americans were replaced with jokes about " dumb Polacks" in the name of political correctness. But the facts are as follows: Poles are one the most intelligent people in the world including Copernicus, Frederyk Chopin, Maria Curie- Skłodowska, Polish mathematicians who broke the Enigma code or Polish physicist Stanisław Ulam who contributed greatly to the Manhattan project that invented the first atomic bomb. My advice is that if someone ever tries to tell you a "Polish joke" just ask them why they are doing that and if you really think that "Pollacks are dumb" ...and a person telling a joke gets confused and they usually stop telling those stupid jokes.
Here for Eva and Vilk. Krakow is now on my list.
Have you alreday found our playlist with Eva? ua-cam.com/video/tYJ2ewRgoeA/v-deo.html
@@DWTravel how great you've done more videos with Eva! Excellent choice!
Thumbs up for having Eva as your presenter for this documentary.
After watching this documentary, I really want to visit Poland! Thank you DW!
poland poor
Yeah, there are better places than Cities and especially main markets there
@@patrickstick8249 it's literally the sixth biggest economy in the EU XD it's not 1991 anymore, crawl back from your basement
@@blase777 yes, sixth from the end
@@patrickstick8249 I've been to so many countries and Poland in my opinion is better than half of them very clean,safe and so much to see . And prizes aren't bad . And definitely isn't a poor country maybe you live under a rock .
DW must see a boon in views when Eva hosts. She’s quite genuine and charming. ❤
Poland is so beautiful and orderly.
Having been to Kraków twice (for conferences), first as an omnivore, second as a vegan some 9 years later - this was (culinary) heaven both times. The city has a special vibe, the culture, churches, museums, parks, places, restaurants, pubs - very beautiful and all in all easy to access for foreigners. Thank you for showing some of this to us.
Plus, I would recommend Poland's touristic sites for vegans wholeheartedly. Had a great time hiking at the Baltic Sea in summer, had the most amazing dishes, pierogi, sushi, pizza, burgers, "fish" soup, ravioli with fake prawns etc. In my view, Poland is a touristic gem to be discovered, be it the Baltic sea, mountains, cities, hiking and biking paths.
You lost us at vegan.
@@skonstas4683 vegan here too, been to Kraków, ate a lot of delicacies
This past spring, my wife and I took a river cruise down the Elbe River, I made sure that we added the overland extension to Poland. Krakow, Czestochowa, and Warsaw. My Dziadzia left Krakow for the US before WW I and went back when he was 70 while it was still under Communism. So, I went for my 70th. I loved Krakow, as did my wife.
I'm proud to say "Jestem Polakiem Amerykaninem" (My Polish isn't very good)
Dziadzia ❤
@@ksenka4 😁 It's also what my grandkids call me.
"Dziadzia" made me suddenly choke up and my throat tightened. It's been a while since I was able to call anybody that word. Almost forgot it existed.
All the best to you and your family. :)
I LOVE Eva! She's the most amazing & authentic & truthful traveler! So glad to see her doing videos for DW - whose travel videos I rely on for useful information & travel research!! 😇
Poland is a lovely country and Krakow is beautiful! must visit country for sure
Beautiful country, one of the few in Europe that I've missed going to. I'm a widower with a special needs child now so I can't do international travel any longer. Maybe I'll make it to Krakow in another life. Good to see Eva and Vilk on a different channel.
Eva and Vilk, you're the best tour guide for such a beautiful city. 🤝🤝🇺🇸
Nice Eva! Krakow is truly spectacular! I studied Polish there three times in Szkola Letnia at Jagiellonian and loved every minute of it! It is my favorite city in Europe! Such history and atmosphere and culture and beauty! Great to see you show it off! It is a must-visit place!
I came to Krakow in the far October of 2011 as Erasmus student! I was sitting in the rynek glowny and I understood after 2 minutes that I would not leave it anymore. I called my mum in Italy ( I am an Albanian guy raised in the Tuscan town of Empoli) and i told her "I found my place in earth". 13 years later I created a family with a Polish lady and recently I proudly got The Polish citizenship! Greetings from Krakow Ewa! PL
In 2011 I pedaled from Beijing to Amsterdam and stopped there for a couple of days.
It wasn't enough time. One of the places I want to see more of.
A beautiful girl with her best friend in one of the most beautiful cities in Europe ❤. My city. I was born in Cracow and spent best days of my life here. Thank you for this video, made me hungry though 😊
Poland is my beautiful country. We have mountains, lakes, sea and beautiful cities. It is clean, safe and friendly.
I love Eva! Great video, and her being Polish adds some authenticity to her Poland videos!
Loved watching Eva explore Krakow! She is so perfect for videos like this...
Oh your puppy. He’s SO cute.
Hi Eva
Thank you for your energetic assessment of Krakow. It is beautiful. How refreshing.
A trip to Poland is long overdue.
Thank you
Zoltán
Thank you for this video, Eva! I used to live in Kraków (Podgórze) sixteen years ago and it was the most memorable, magical and freeing year of my life. I will never forget this special city. Your video brought so many memories to me. ❤️
We spent a week there in 2018. We will be back, since we loved it so much.
Extremely touristed. Not high adventure by any means!
I have never been but it’s just gone on my overland list! Thanks Eva.
Great job Eva!
Eva, I love this video. This is great for someone who lives in California and will probably never be able to get to Poland. Thank You
I was in Krakow about twenty years ago. I was travelling though Poland, then down though the Slovakia, into Hungary, then Ukraine and Romania. It was a wonderful month long trip. Krakow was great, with lots of Buffalo vodka!
Who would ever have thought Poland would be one of the strongest economies and governments in Europe from just 30 years ago? Poland is without doubt a beautiful country. You are definitely a compliment to Polish history and people, and are proving that every day. Keep up the good work. Now I have to find some good veggie food.😎
Oh, through experience i can confirm that Poland, especially by the sea is very dog friendly. We spend our family vacation in Poland in the summer of 2022 and 2023 by the sea and never had an issue. We could take our dog to the beach and he was welcomed at every restaurant we went to.
what an awesome place! That food looked absolutely amazing
We loved Krakow when we visited Poland. I remember sitting under that very tree in front of the dragon. Such a wonderful city.
Loved this one. Poland is in my top 5 places to visit.
A big day to introduce Vilk to your home city, such a lovely place 😊
On my bucket list.
I am an American who got to spend the weekend in Krakow as part of a work conference. I can attest to to everything she is saying here. Krakow is a great tourist city. The market square and the other cultural landmarks. I felt safe and welcomed (this was 15 years ago so take that as you will).
Vilk! 😍 I missed him so much in your latest video from Mongolia, Eva!
Great video, Eva. Kraków is indeed such a fascinating place to visit!
Eva and Vilk are the best Poland guides.
Krakow is wonderful, I love ❤❤❤❤❤
Great video---good to see Vilk again----so macho!!!! You look happy and rested---can't wait to see your next adventure !!! Take care and give Vilk a treat for me!!!!!!!!!
Great travel video. Krakow looks beautiful.
Thank you for adding yet another beautiful place to my bucket list.
We used to go for vacations to Krakow when I was a kid, we traveled all across Poland Warsaw, Gdansk, been to to them all. Poland 🇵🇱 is a special country the best people in the world in my opinion.
Krakow is everything prague is trying to be! I love that city so much
Awesome, thanks Eva!
Kocham i tęsknię za moją Ojczyzną…. Pięknym krajem! Dzięki EWA! Pozdrawiam ☺️
To me the best city, and it should be the capital again. I love Poland !!
Krakow is one of our favorite cities in Europe. I remember as an American child reading about the famous trumpeter of Krakow, which you failed to mention in your comments. That's too good a story to pass up!
Yes! More Eva! Can’t get enough of her presentation!
Krakow is lovely, indeed!!! 😍
Thank you so much for sharing your part of the world with us.
Good old days. Love from Germany
I visited here in June, loved the place
Loved it, must visit this lovely place❤
Love Eva!
I agree, been there once and the city is just fantastic.
nice to see Eva zu Beck being hosted on more than her own excellent channel. She's a great guide. well done DW.
Krakow is amazing was there for a couple days in late fall.
love love love Eva and Vilk!
You have a nice warm personality and you did an excellent job showing why Krakow is an amazing city.
Poland super ! Kraków - Wieliczka - Bochnia - 3 city Unesco
What a fabulous journey through the wonders of Krakow, Poland. Thanks to our "hostess" Eva who's always the consummate travel pro!
such a heartfelt video! the love you have for krakòw makes me love it too. thank you for posting this❤️
Love Krakow..visited last year..coming back in October cant wait
Terrific video of a beautiful city both modern and historic. You and Vilk both looked incredible.
Eva is the perfect host for this. And I love that Vilk got to enjoy the city too! I am Polish on my dads side so it is really cool to see and learn more about Poland
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Madom
Your efforts are very beautiful. Thankyou for introducing this beautiful Krakow and Poland structure 👍
Love Krakow. Also Poznan and Katowice.
❤❤❤ love Krakow xx
My wife and I were in Krakow a few years ago right before Christmas. At first my wife was skeptical especially since it was the same time Russia invaded the Crimea in Ukraine the first time but once we got there she and I loved it. We stayed in a small hotel in the Jewish Quarter and the service was better than some of the big expensive hotels. The food, The beer, the wine and especially the people were fantastic and Krakow is a great walking city. If you get the opportunity to go to Poland don't wait. We want to get back there and to visit Wroclaw.
Then our video from Wroclaw might be interesting for you: ua-cam.com/video/Wzfr4yYJVww/v-deo.html
@@DWTravel I watch DW World and its programs for years. We saw the Wroclaw program and thought it was great. I have lost count how many times we have traveled to Germany many times especially during Christmas. The first time we saw DW was on our first trip to Vienna 27 years ago.
Beautiful city. ❤
You picked an excellent Guide, Eva zu Beck! Loved it all.
I'm glad you're back I enjoyed watching you travel and it's good to see you again
Hello Poland
Eva rocks! She could make a video about folding laundry fun. Nice to see Wilke also!
We also went somewhere to see the Black Madonna. It was so full of history. 😊
Częstochowa.😁🫡
Excuse me, but is this Vilk's first official gig? Aww. Eva, he did so good! I love when you take us around and show us the beautiful cities in Poland! ❤️
Eva thank you for sharing! I will definitely share this video with my British friends💙
On my list 😊
I fully agree with the dog friendliness of Poland and Krakow especially, we were there a decade ago with our dog on a holiday, we were welcome almost everywhere. However the food you had does differ from the Pierogi with piwo z wody I got a decade ago 😉
Eva, thank you for showing that beautiful city and country. It's just amazing, and you explaining it is a great history of your country .❤
Wow Krakow is enchanting!!!!
I absolutely love Krakow. Really enjoyed your vlog of this beautiful city and of course sweet Wilk ❤
Lovely places & food 👌✨💜
I wud LOVE to visit one day 🙏
beautiful city.....bucket list 4 sure.
Good job Eva, nice seeing you here, what a treat
There is an underground museum under the sukiennic. It’s the archaeological sight of the old market stalls
Hi! I'm a dog owner here in Krakow and I can recommend some awesome dog friendly places to go with your pup.
1. Cricoteka cafe in Stare Podgórze district - cool for breakfast or cake and cafe, the view if amazing and they have separate manu just for dogs :) not even many people from Krakow know this place
2. Manggha cafe - also dog friendly place - japanese cuisine with one of the best view of Wawel Castle, in the summer they do outside cinema, where you can go with your dog
3. Zakrzówek park - there is a dog beach, but it can be crowdy during the summer, park and the lake are very beautiful and there is a dog friendly cafe with good ice creams :)
Love Eva and Krakow is freaking amazing place to visits.
Good job DW on hiring Eva and Vilk to do a travel show for your channel. SHE is my favorite vlogger and where she goes, I follow. She is easy on the ears and eyes...Great Travel Video
oh my, what a nice video to watch with my coffee .. hello to Eva and Vilk 🤩
Pushing all the right buttons. 😉
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Eva Zu Beck, didn't see this but found it today💥
To more years of travel and loads and loads of good memories🎉
Cześć Eva 👊🏼
It's great to see you do this walkabout around Krakow with Wilk 🐺
It's one of my fav cities in Polska 🇵🇱
As is Wrocław, though I prefer the countryside mostly...
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One of the highlights was seeing Bison, in Białowieża forest, early morning...
No doubt, new adventures await you, as the wind knows your name...
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Wonderful segment!
We spent a week there , such an amazing city filled with art.
I was born in Cracov but now I live in Tricity - sea side in Poland :-) Ewa is great storyteller! I love watching her and Wilk :-)
love you Eva, my mother is from Krakow...
I love that market and do most of my shopping there. However, on Saturdays, it can get crowded unless you go early. On some Sundays during the year, they have a food fair, which is good during the summer months.