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Sara's Krakow Blog
Malta is like no place I have ever been before...
Posted
9 months ago
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Sara
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...and is only reminiscent of films and folklore. Well, it's been a little longer since my last blog post because of getting behind from...
Sara's Krakow Blog
You know that spring is definitely in full bloom when...
Posted
9 months ago
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Sara
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...the Easter Market appears in the main square again! Every year, for the ten days leading up to Easter Monday, Krakow's Easter Market takes...
Sara's Krakow Blog
With the players mere yards away and the crowd energized...
Posted
10 months ago
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Sara
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...the whole scene, complete with three great goals, had me mesmerized. On Saturday, I went to my first Polish soccer game - Cracovia vs. Lechia...
Sara's Krakow Blog
Craggy rocks, captivating castles and cold caves...
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10 months ago
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Sara
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...Ojc ó w National Park features some of my favs. This weekend, I visited Ojców National Park, which is conveniently just around...
Sara's Krakow Blog
Let's take a look at the quirkier side of Krakow...
Posted
10 months ago
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Sara
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...a photo tour of the city's fun details starts now! After going through all of my photos that I've taken in the nearly six months ...
Sara's Krakow Blog
The sprawling Wawel Castle sits atop a legendary hill...
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10 months ago
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Sara
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...with a long history and many stories, some of which I'll spill. I have ventured up Wawel Hill, home to Poland's most important castle...
Sara's Krakow Blog
Down by the river, it's a world of its own...
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11 months ago
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Sara
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...one that in Krakow is not all that well known. The riverside route that I walked to get to and from my Polish classes a few neighborhoods...
Sara's Krakow Blog
I knew that learning Polish wasn't going to be a breeze...
Posted
11 months ago
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Sara
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...and hearing it's one of the toughest did not put me at ease! Serwus! (Greetings!) ;-) During most of the month of February I was on my...
Sara's Krakow Blog
Traditional carp was prepared by the family with care...
Posted
11 months ago
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Sara
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...and apparently St. Nicholas had already been there! So, this is the last of my winter break posts - good thing I guess, since it's late...
Sara's Krakow Blog
Amidst weightless raindrops, I gazed at the ruins from the sidewalk...
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11 months ago
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Sara
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...and in the cold, dark, winter evening, the walls could almost talk. After dropping my cousin off at Warsaw's airport, I headed back to...
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A resilient city that was once a disaster zone...
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over 1 year ago
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Sara
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...Poland's capital pressed on, and out of the rubble it's grown. When walking past the cheerful orange castle, along the grand royal...
Sara's Krakow Blog
Accented by soft, white snow, L'viv looked extra pretty...
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over 1 year ago
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Sara
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...it was icing on the ornate structures of the city. On my second day in L'viv, Ukraine, I started out with a stroll by two of the city's...
Sara's Krakow Blog
It's crazy how a short train ride can lead to a whole new world...
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over 1 year ago
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Sara
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...and stepping off the train, Ukrainian culture was unfurled. Over my Christmas break I did not go home to the US, but instead ended up visiting...
Sara's Krakow Blog
I had always wondered what it would be like in grad school...
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over 1 year ago
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Sara
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...but never thought I'd get to study in a place this cool! Photo: Collegium Maius, the oldest part of Jagiellonian University, dating from...
Sara's Krakow Blog
One day, a charming Christmas village showed up in the square...
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over 2 years ago
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Sara
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...So sudden and flawless and festive; had elves put it there? Picture a whimsical, snowy Christmas village - complete with all the trimmings...
Sara's Krakow Blog
Krakow greeted me with a pleasant Indian Summer...
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over 2 years ago
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Sara
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...but now the snow is here, so it's a bit of a bummer. When I originally decided to do a post about autumn in Krakow, it still seemed very...
Sara's Krakow Blog
Once upon a time, a ruthless dragon controlled Krakow...
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over 2 years ago
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Sara
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...and how to get rid of him, the people didn't know how. The story of Smok Wawelski, or the Wawel Dragon, is one of the most famous legends...
Sara's Krakow Blog
There's nothing like a bustling morning market...
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over 2 years ago
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Sara
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...to jump-start the day and find a cheap jacket. A cheap jacket? Huh? Why yes, that was one of my more exciting finds (it's almost winter...
Sara's Krakow Blog
A sea of warm, twinkling lights lay before me...
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over 2 years ago
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Sara
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...As I stepped into the old cemetery. Everyone I know in Krakow kept telling me that I HAD to go check out at least one cemetery in the city...
Sara's Krakow Blog
After a break, it was back-to-school time again...
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over 2 years ago
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Sara
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...But what would it be like as a Krakovian? Going back to school after having all of summer off is always strange at first, but having graduated...
Sara's Krakow Blog
As I rounded the bend, the grand square appeared...
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over 2 years ago
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Sara
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...and all expectations were beyond averred. Sometimes things can look different in photos or videos than they actually are, which can lead to...
Sara's Krakow Blog
I arrived in town on a crisp, cool and clear night...
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over 2 years ago
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Sara
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...the stunning architecture bathed in warm lamplight. Have you ever done SO MUCH research on a place before visiting that you literally feel...
Sara's Krakow Blog
Enchanted by the Land of Fire and Ice...
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over 2 years ago
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Sara
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...Planning to soon return, it was so nice. Have you ever been to a completely new city or country, but felt that it was somehow strangely familiar...
Sara's Krakow Blog
Packing, cleaning and moving, oh my...
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over 2 years ago
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Sara
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...it came so soon - how the time does fly! You know how when you're really excited for something, it seems to take FOREVER to finally happen...
Sara's Krakow Blog
I guess this is the part where I say hi...
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over 2 years ago
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Sara
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...and tell you who I am, or so I'll try. You know how on the first day of school there are always "ice breakers", aka when the...
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