This post discusses fun things to do in Krakow, Poland’s second biggest city and a hub for culture, arts, and economics. ___ The train came to a halt around 6:00 a.m. We waited and waited and then, waited a little bit more. Nobody seemed to be moving. In a haze, I came out from my little cabin, opened one of the main doors and stick my head outside. In the distance, I saw a guy signaling me to get back in. After taking the night train from Prague, the arrival time to Krakow was near. That is when a streak of fear hit me. I was not sure how I ended up on a train so far from home, in a country that was completely foreign to me where I knew (maybe) two words of the local language. And, did I mention it was 6:00 a.m., dark and cold? The oppressing feeling started to melt away once we made it to the hotel. We were lucky since they already had a room ready for us. Once upstairs, I opened the window and got my first view of Old Town. Minutes after that, I heard the trumpet...