The beautifully-painted ceiling in the Kupa Synogogue.
Kupa Synagogue, Kraków.
The waterside of the River Vistula (also known as the Visła) at dusk.
Tethered helium balloon alongside the River Vistula.
Riverside scene at night, with the helium balloon aloft, and the colour-changing ferris wheel.
Sculpture of the fire-breathing dragon in the park at Kraków. The dragon is the symbol of Kraków. The dragon's mouth contains a gas supply and every 15 minutes…
Wawel Castle, Kraków, against a flawless blue sky.
Twins domes at Wawel Castle, Kraków.
Inside the courtyard at Wawel Castle.
Statue of Karol Józef Wojtyła, otherwise known as Pope John Paul II. He served as the Archbishop of Kraków from 1964-1978.
Debbie poses between two Polish musicians on our walk around Kraków.
The main square in Krakóow, called Rynek Główny, is the largest town square in Europe.
Part of the Cloth Hall in the main square in Kraków.
Frontage of the magnificent Cloth Hall, Kraków.
The office of Oskar Schindler, in the Schindler Enamelware Factory, Kraków.
Oskar Schindler's desk and map of Europe in his former factory in Kraków.
Some of the pots and pans made in Oscar Schindler's factory.
Sunset over the River Vistula, with the helium balloon above the Pilsudski Bridge.