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poodicat | 23:47 Sun 10th Oct 2010 | Travel
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Fancy a short trip there,anyone got any suggestions
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It's a big place, what do you want to do there, poodi?
Kracow,,,lovely poodie..;-0)
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Get some culture boxy,krackow was really nice
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Yep my polish mate said its so much better than warsaw
OH says Katowice is nice, it's where the old Pope came from. Lots of lovely cities, take your pick. EasyJet flies there.
I would say go to Kracow, I loved it there
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There was another place that takes you through 3 cities,couldnt understand what my starting place was,all by tram
Auschwitz is a must poodi
Bobbi - I didn't recognise you...!
I bloody well can't change it, do people think this is me...LOL
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Sorry bobbi,we have to move forward,i know how they suffered
As Bobbi indicates, Krakow is probably the top tourist city in Poland:
http://www.krakow.pl/en/turystyka/

I seem to remember that you're 'north of the border', Poodi. easyJet and Ryanair both fly to Krakow from Edinburgh.

Wrocław seems to be gaining a positive reputation among visitors:
http://www.wroclaw.pl/index.dhtml
(Click the Union Flag, at the top of the page, to switch to English).

Ryanair fly to Wrocław from Prestwick.

Chris
I still wanted to visit poodi and I am so pleased I did
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I want to marry chris end of lolx
I would never go again but I think it was a learning curve...so sad
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Feel its tourist attraction,and the only reason they visit poland,my co worker suggested the tram ride thru 3 cities
Are you saying Auschwitz is a 'tourist attraction'??...Now I've heard everything.....
I'd go for three or four nights in Gdansk on the north coast - wonderful Old Town, tons of history spanning many centuries and cracking restaurants and bars. It's also very easy to reach the seaside town of Sopot (15 mins by train) and the medevial castle at Malbork is a great day out (60 - 70 mins by train). Enjoy!
Regarding your 'three cities' thread, are you thinking about Gdansk, Sopot and Gdayna, all allong the coast of the Baltic Sea?

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