7 places to run away from Kraków

When you’re living in Kraków too long, sometimes you want to escape from smog, traffic jam, tourists… I know that feeling. But even if you’re in Kraków only for few days it’s worth to visit some of the places from the list below. Why? Because most of the is unique.

Moja dzielnica - Ajuda

"Jesteśmy z Ajudy"

Wylądowałam tu w pierwszy dzień, od razu po przyjeżdzie. To jeden z plusów załatwiana mieszkania przed wyjazdem na Erasmusa – od razu masz swoje mieszkanie. Pomimo, że żar lał się z nieba i nie mogliśmy z Vasco znaleźć kawiarni wskazanej przez właściciela mieszkania, a byliśmy okropnie głodni, dzielnica do której trafiłam zachwyciła mnie. Od razu podzieliłam się pewnym spostrzeżeniem z moim portugalskim kolegą: „Ta dzielnica wygląda dokładnie jak z wyobrażeń Polaka o Portugalii”. Wiecie, białe i kolorowe domki, azulejo na ścianach, w oddali widać cudownie niebieską wodę, tuż koło ciebie przejeżdża żółty tramwaj… Tak, to moja dzielnica, Ajuda, o której Wam dziś opowiem.

7 street food spots that will blow your mind

Today I would like to tell you about some of my favorite places to eat. When I thought about food trucks, I used to think about summer, towns at the coast of Baltic Sea, holidays with my parents and that touristic trucks, where you can buy ice-creams, cotton candy, waffles… But after I started study in Kraków, a meaning of that word changed totally.

A gdyby nie Portugalia...

Nikt nigdy nie mówił, że będzie łatwo – ten blog ma już 3 lata, a teraz Angie wraca na niego z wielkimi marzeniami. Zapewne gdybym nie wyjechała z Polski, nigdy nie odnowiłabym bloga, pomimo obiecanek składanych samej sobie i stosu zdjęć na dysku z podróży. Zacznę więc od decyzji, którą podjęłam już kilka lat temu, a dzięki której znów zachciało mi się pisać bloga. Czyli wyjazdu na Erasmusa do Portugalii.

7 things that can shock you in Poland

Photo totally not related with post. Me in Warsaw, first time for sightseeing, in age 21. Yeah, I know that it is capital, but it different world for me...

Did you ever experienced “culture shock”? It is the feeling of disorientation experienced by someone when they are suddenly subjected to an unfamiliar culture, way of life, or set of attitudes. We can feel that during longer stay abroad, but also during short trips to other countries. Even fact that globalization is spreading through the world, we still experience culture shock, when we dive more into culture of other society and nation.

Today ONLY 7 things that can shock you in Poland. I could do much more, based on self-experience, jokes of foreigners and stories from exchange students. Even people from one country can experience culture shock, because differences are so big among various regions (I felt that in Poland, really!)

5 things I love in Kraków for good beginning

Cześć* everybody! Already broke your tongue on first word? And can you pronounce well "Kraków" (English - Cracow)? Try, because I can bet that this will be the word you'll want and will say with pleasure, excitement and joy after serie of my articles "7 in Kraków".

Why seven? Because it's a magical number (didn't you know? Ahhh, read Harry Potter...) and it's more than boring five and less than big number ten. All posts in that serie will have 7 points about different things, so brace yourself. The serie is made for YOU and because blogging it's my task for Digital Media subject in my Erasmus university <sohardbloggingformarks>.