Krakow (I)

Today we threw ourselves into the hustle and bustle; Krakow is the most visited city in Poland, so we were not the only tourists; a city tour on an electric scooter was the first activity. 2 hours of ZDF (Figures, Data, Facts - of course not to be confused with the station from Mainz's Märchenberg with Klaus Klebrig and Marionetta Slomka) about Krakow's history, buildings, churches and synagogues.

The rain cover on the vehicle was good, but unfortunately it doesn't have a heater - but that's a sore point with electric carts anyway.

In the afternoon, a visit to the underworld...: during excavations, numerous and extensive finds and graves from 1000 years of Krakow's history were discovered and the whole thing was presented on site in a museum under the largest market square in Europe.

And the famous low-meat Polish cuisine ensured that hunger never arose.