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    It is now a UNESCO world heritage site: by drmitch, Views[314]
         		 View of the Royal Castle in Castle Square in the Old Town of Warsaw: by drmitch, Views[241]
         		 Walking through the gardens towards the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier: by drmitch, Views[254]
         		 Tomb of the Unknown Soldier - dedicated to the unknown soldiers who have given their lives for Poland.: by drmitch, Views[231]
         		 Another amazing room shored up by all this wood: by drmitch, Views[346]
     
    An underground lake complete with boat: by drmitch, Views[1075]
         		 by drmitch, Views[271]
         		 The rock salt is naturally gray in various shades, so that the carvings resemble unpolished granite rather than the white or crystalline look that many visitors expect.: by drmitch, Views[270]
         		 by drmitch, Views[342]
         		 The Last Supper carved into the wall of the chapel area: by drmitch, Views[496]
     
    Part of the flooded area: by drmitch, Views[333]
         		 by drmitch, Views[177]
         		 by drmitch, Views[199]
         		 Some horses spent their entire lives underground as it was too dangerous and difficult to bring them up and down: by drmitch, Views[208]
         		 The mine is often referred to as
     
    Even the crystals of the chandeliers are made from rock salt that has been dissolved and reconstituted to achieve a clear, glass-like appearance.: by drmitch, Views[258]
         		 Wandering through the passages of the mine which continuously produced table salt from the 13th century until 2007 as one of the world's oldest operating salt mines, : by drmitch, Views[365]
         		 Commercial mining was discontinued in 1996 due to low salt prices and mine flooding.: by drmitch, Views[216]
         		 Many of the shafts are roped off due to flooding (mainly in the lower floors): by drmitch, Views[279]
         		 Figures showing how they used to test for dangerous gases in the mines: by drmitch, Views[273]
     
    Salt dripping down. The Wieliczka salt mine reaches a depth of 327 meters and is over 300 km long. It features a 3.5-km touring route for visitors (less than 1% of the length of the mine's passages): by drmitch, Views[599]
         		 Some horse-powered equipment deep under the earth: by drmitch, Views[241]
         		 by drmitch, Views[227]
         		 An example of the cattle cars used to ship people into the camps: by drmitch, Views[232]
         		 Apparently people would fall into the pond when trying to get water on arrival, and would be so weak that they would drown. : by drmitch, Views[229]
     
    Figures carved out of salt in the Wieliczka Salt Mine: by drmitch, Views[244]
         		 Living quarters in the camp: by drmitch, Views[266]
         		 Toilets - you had 5 minutes twice a day and that was it, despite rampant gastroenteritis often plaguing the camp: by drmitch, Views[236]
         		 Looks spacious enough empty, but imagine it packed with 3-4 times more people than bedspace.: by drmitch, Views[231]
         		 by drmitch, Views[205]
     
    Entrance to Birkenau: by drmitch, Views[241]
         		 In remembrance...: by drmitch, Views[229]
         		 The end of the line: by drmitch, Views[204]
         		 by drmitch, Views[207]
         		 The gallows: by drmitch, Views[239]
     
    by drmitch, Views[208]
         		 View of Birkenau camp from the tower: by drmitch, Views[228]
         		 Entrance to Auschwitz -
         		 Here is where you lose all hope...: by drmitch, Views[276]
         		 by drmitch, Views[206]
     
    by drmitch, Views[196]
         		 Tank in the Schindler Museum: by drmitch, Views[987]
         		 A reminder of the cause of so much trouble: by drmitch, Views[256]
         		 Oscar Schindlet's office in the Enamelfabriek: by drmitch, Views[237]
         		 Walking up to Wawel Castle in the rain: by drmitch, Views[256]
     
    “Heroes of the Ghetto Square” (Zgody Square) : by drmitch, Views[532]
         		 The chair sculptures represent all the belongings the Jews had to leave behind in the square before they entered the ghetto : by drmitch, Views[385]
         		 The walls of the ghetto were purposely designed to look like tombstones: by drmitch, Views[301]
         		 The Barbican at the Florian Gate: by drmitch, Views[221]
         		 The souvenir market in the old Cloth Hall: by drmitch, Views[293]
     
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