We stayed in the southern city of Krakow, which is nicely preserved because it was not bombed during World War II.
Rynek Główny is the central square.
There are all kinds of vendor booths in the square's center, including this one selling pierogi.
We visited Krakow's engineering museum, which has an interesting collection of cars, motorcycles, scooters, trucks, trams and buses.
A lot of these models are not seen in the States.
You can sit in the driver's seat of the trams.
We tried to visit Oskar Schindler's factory, famous from the book and movie "Schindler's List." However, the museum is currently undergoing major renovations. We took a picture anyway.
There was a flea market one morning near our hotel. It was completely packed with people despite having few items of apparent interest, to us, anyway.
Krakow is a pleasant city to walk in. We saw plenty of people strolling. During a pause in the park, we saw this young person who seems to prefer driving. Can you blame him with a sweet ride like that?
