From Krakow to Warsaw

We arrived in Warsaw shortly after midnight.  We spent most of the day shopping and touring the sights in Krakow, including Wawel Castle and Wawel Cathedral.  We left Krakow at about 6:00 p.m. and drove to Warsaw.  We stopped for an amazing dinner of Polish cuisine (including smalec - bread with lard - it's much better than it sounds!).  We'll be up early for a free day in Warsaw before heading home on Thursday.  Sleep well!

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