Today was All Saints’ Day, and this holiday is celebrated quite seriously all over Poland. People flocked to their nearby cemeteries laying down thousands and thousands of candles all over the place. Was quite a spectacular view. The cemetery in Warsaw is also one of the best to be at for this as it has quite a few famous people buried there.

A lot of other travellers were telling me that Warsaw is an ugly city. I tend to disagree.

Inside the Warsaw Rising Museum. Along with House of Terror in Budapest and Schindler’s Factory in Krakow, this is a WW2 museum not to be missed. Top notch.

Today I was so hungover it was ridiculous. I somehow still managed to drag myself to Warsaw and find my hostel. This Maccas is just around the corner and gave me some much needed fat.

Pigeons are absolutely everywhere in Krakow. It might have something to do with the fact that you actually get fined if caught killing one. I hate them.

Yes, I went back. This is probably one of my favourite photos of the entire trip, and one of the most memorable days.

Quickly flew back to Sydney to catch this sunset over the Harbour Bridge. Or maybe its Krakow.

The altar inside St Marys Cathedral in Krakow, Poland. Its supposed to be the biggest altar in Europe, but I may have remembered that wrong as ive been inside approximately 924834 cathedrals in Europe.

The two towers of St Mary’s Cathedral in Krakow, Poland.