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Krakow is the second largest cities in Poland as well as one of the oldest dating back to the 7th century. It was even the capital of Poland between 1038 to 1569. Today tourists flock to this beautiful city, its easy to see why. The historic centre is filled with colourful streets all leading to the huge main Rynek Glowney square. It has an abundance of budget friendly restaurants, bars and so many historic sites. The following guide will give you the perfect 4 day Krakow itinerary to give first time visitors a great introduction to the city.

Koh Samui is Thailands third largest island and also one of its most popular. Tourists flock to the island to take advantage of beautiful palm lined beaches, coconut groves and dense, mountainous rainforest.The following post details some of the best things to do in Koh Samui including exploring the beautiful beaches and scenery, cultural activities as well as enjoying some of the local entertainment.

Only 14km from the city of Krakow you will find one of Poland’s most visited attractions, the Wieliczka Salt Mine. Be amazed at the sheer scale of the place as well as the amazing detail in the chambers that include chapels with altarpieces and figures, while others are adorned with statues and monuments, there is even an underground lake. The following article tells you everything you need to know to make the most of a trip to this interesting and unusual tourist attraction!

Krakow is the second largest city in Poland and one of its oldest with parts dating back to the 7th century. It’s easy to see why tourists flock to this beautiful city, The historic centre is filled with colourful streets all leading off the huge main square Rynek Glówny, it has an abundance of amazing budget friendly restaurants and so many historic sights.

Wroclaw is one of Poland’s most beautiful cities. The city in recent years has started to grow its international profile drawing in thousands of visitors each day that flock to see the cities beautiful architecture, picturesque squares, historic cathedrals and warm hospitality.
However the city has another attraction not like any other I’ve ever seen. It’s the hundreds of tiny gnomes or dwarfs that you can find dotted all over the city! These Wroclaw Gnomes or Krasnales as they are called locally have become a tourist attraction themselves with more and more popping up around the city each year!

Wroclaw is such a beautiful city that you could really spend days just wandering around getting lost in its cobbled streets, checking out all the fabulous architecture. I myself found the city a wonderful place to slowly wander exploring all its side streets and checking out many of its amazing churches and historic buildings as well as keeping an eye out for Wroclaw’s most famous attraction, the hundreds of little bronze gnomes scatted around the city! However the city has so much more to offer, here’s my recommendations for the best things to do in Wroclaw, Poland.