Finally, I became a tourist in my own city (just 10 months after arriving). This doesn't mean that I never explored and looked around (I think this is obvious to you), but I actually wanted to look at a museum or two. I later regretted the idea, but still enjoyed myself as I went out among living.
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| WHAT?! A cat on a leash?! He doesn't look happy. |
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| I've honestly never seen this phenomenon before. |
The Braunschweigs Palace was a museum I thought was interesting and wanted to visit. However, with a 15 PLN price tag, and being able to see a few things from the foyer, I decided against it. It has old measuring instruments (for weights, distance, and climate as well--I think). If you click the link below the picture, it will take you to it's website. Warning: the site is in Polish.
Next, I decided to spend some time inside the cathedral:
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| There's room for both tourists and worshipers; just be respectful. |
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| Ugh oh, my pyromaniac side is awakened. |
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| Small, yet meaningful |
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| Feel the scale? |
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| A tiny idea of the inside. |
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| Oh, what a grandiose candlestick! |
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| Oh, to hear that organ being played . . . |
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| Up to the front |
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| The only pillar that's not plain. |
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| Not the kind of chandelier I'd expect to see. |
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| Close-up of the candlestick |
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| Base of said candlestick |
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| The elevator up the tower. |
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| I was there during the off time. Maybe next time, I'll make it up . . . |
Well, time to go and behold the flowers in the parks:
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| Just across from the cathedral. |
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| About a block behind the previous picture. |
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