Hi there my Hivean friends and followers!
I hope you are ready for some epic time traveling because my today post will take you back to the mysterious medieval times. A couple of months ago, I visited this amazing permanent exhibition called "The Lost Wawel" here in Krakow, Poland and even though I am not really a big fan of historic museums in general, I must admit that I really enjoyed the tour.
The tour is partially set in the actual underground remains of the Wawel Castle that was built many centuries ago back in the early medieval era. The tour leads through the actual archaeological sites of the castle but it´s nicely combined with modern technologies so that you can really soak up the very special atmosphere of the place, admire the remarkably preserved artifacts, statues, pieces of architecture etc. and also educate yourself about the unusually rich and interesting history of the castle and the medieval way of life of those who used to live there.
Although the tour itself is not so long, I actually took dozens of photos down there in the Wawel underground but I don´t want to overwhelm you so I decided to split this post into two parts. Without further ado, here comes the first one :) The photos are not ordered in any particular order but some of them come up with the original captions so you should be able to find out what they are...
I hope you enjoyed the first part of this little photo series dedicated to the permanent exhibition held at the royal Wawel Castle in Krakow titled "The Lost Wawel". I will post the second part of the series next week, probably on Tuesday again, so stay tuned ;) If you want to know more about the exhibition, feel free to visit the official website.
