Wawel Royal Castle

Wawel Royal Castle

where all the great kings lived and died
Wawel Royal Castle - where all the great kings lived and died

Location: 

Wawel Royal Castle, Kraków, Poland

Duration: 

Thursday, November 12, 2015

Journey: 

The Habsburg Empire

personal highlights

  1. prehistoric: first inhabitants 100'000 BC
  2. Royal Castle: Polish Kings for one millennia
  3. Cathedral: where all the Kings rest in peace
  4. Museums: free in November, but sold out! (missed)
  5. Dragon's Cave: completely closed in Winter (missed)

image sources

  1. central quare @ the heart of Wawel
  2. photographer @ terrace to Wisla river
  3. two horses @ park in front of Wawel
  4. random couple @ Smok the dragon
  5. kindergarden @ the royal terraces

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