Our trip to Krakow lasted 13,5 hours with night train. We were sleeping in our couchette most of the time so it went kind of easy. We had to pay for the couchette about 100 zlotys (25euros) for two person but luckily no one else wasn't in the same cabin with us so we had our own peace for sleeping. Train falled behind. I thought it was because there where some water on the rails. At least it's not floating in here Krakow. Although it is raining. After tree hot summer days in Gdansk, rain feels kind of refreshing. But there is some drizzle in here all the time so it feels kind of depressing too. 
Our last day in Gdansk we spended by walking around the city and sitting in the parks. At the evening we ate some creps in one caffeteria wich was specialized in that. I can't remember the name but it was on some tiny sidestreet on the South side of the main street and the creps were delicious. So after our meal we spended some time just sitting there and enjoying our non alcoholic mojitos (i know it sounds stupid but it was good though :D). And all the sudden people were rushing to the street and screaming loudly. After few minutes we heard sirens and we went to the street to look what's going on and we realized that one apartment in the next building was on fire. Fortunately no one was in there.
My brother suggested Krakow for us as an beautiful city but the main reason why i wanted to come here was the Auschwitz wich is near the city. I just wanna know how will it affect me after all the stories i've been told and all the things i've read about the brutal actions towards Jewish in World War Two. So we are going to Oświecim tomorrow and heading to Auschwitz and after that we will get a train to the Bratislava instead of Praha cause there is an massive float at the moment.
Tomorrow will be tuff i guess.
http://www.praguepost.com/news/16403-tuesday-news-briefing.html
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