Krakow, any suggestions?

[djdave01]

After a very bad week, we're heading to Krakow tomorrow for a few days. Anyone been there that can recommend good sights to see or places to eat?

Already booked the Auchfitz trip & the Salt mines, staying in a hotel very near the main square

Dave

[Creature]

let us know your thoughts on the auchfitz tour please as me & wife are planning to spend july/august 2013 touring as many concentration camps as we can. Just hope I get the bike built in time

[yourdj]

I call it Krackoff (which is how is pronounced) which really annoys my polish girlfriend.

just go up to the biggest man you can find and say "yestesh pinknya".

It means "can you show me a nice place around here please" He will help you to know end.

:D

[djdave01]

let us know your thoughts on the auchfitz tour please as me & wife are planning to spend july/august 2013 touring as many concentration camps as we can. Just hope I get the bike built in time

will do mate, going there on tuesday :)

[djdave01]

I call it Krackoff (which is how is pronounced) which really annoys my polish girlfriend.

just go up to the biggest man you can find and say "yestesh pinknya".

It means "can you show me a nice place around here please" He will help you to know end.

:D

sounds like a plan, although i'll probably say it wrong lol

[yourdj]

sounds like a plan, although i'll probably say it wrong lol

Dont say it to any men - it means your very pretty :p

Here are some easy ones. Not spelt properly but how they sound. :)

yak sey mash (how are you).
Dobsher (good).
Or tak sobier (so-so).

Gin-coyer (thanks)
chesch (hi)
dovidzenia (goodbye)
Prosher (please)

[djdave01]

Dont say it to any men - it means your very pretty :p

Here are some easy ones. Not spelt properly but how they sound. :)

yak sey mash (how are you).
Dobsher (good).
Or tak sobier (so-so).

Gin-coyer (thanks)
chesch (hi)
dovidzenia (goodbye)
Prosher (please)


thanks for the info, glad i didnt meet any big men last night lol