After Budapest, the next stop on our Central European Tour was Krakow, Poland. We took a 6 hour bus ride from Budapest to Krakow, which Nicole had booked before she left. She joked that her confirmation email either said we were booked for 3 seats to Krakow, or she had just purchased an organ grinder monkey. So when they let us on the bus, were were already in a good mood. We had a rest break in Slovakia, which was on the Euro, and required one to use the bathroom. After running around getting change and then waiting in line to go, the bus was already running when Lana finally got back on the bus. It was a very pretty drive, and a much more comfortable bus than we'd been on in other parts of the world (Bolivia we're looking at you).
In Krakow, Nicole had arranged for a two bedroom apartment with a full kitchen, in the old town district. After settling our bags there, we explored town a bit, found a grocery store, and stocked up for making our own breakfasts for the next several days. After eating both lunch and dinner, we knew Polish food was wonderful, but we also knew our only healthy meals were going to be the breakfasts we’d cook for ourselves.
In Krakow, Nicole had arranged for a two bedroom apartment with a full kitchen, in the old town district. After settling our bags there, we explored town a bit, found a grocery store, and stocked up for making our own breakfasts for the next several days. After eating both lunch and dinner, we knew Polish food was wonderful, but we also knew our only healthy meals were going to be the breakfasts we’d cook for ourselves.
