u/rybnickifull

This is a really good description of Zielonki, and a couple of other places around the city.

You really need to actually visit Krakow and try and get to Mogilany by public transport. You'll be a lot less >>>>>>>> at that point.

Z drugiej strony ciągle naruszasz przepisy RODO.

Gdyby wniosła przeciwko tobie pozew za opublikowanie tego, musiałbyś zapłacić jej znacznie więcej. I bez wątpienia wygrałaby sprawę.

Oh-ohh RODO!

Is r/soccer leaking again?

Are you going to ask this every day until you leave?

Where in Croatia are you thinking you'll be visiting from Zagreb? Sisak? Not only is it very boring there, it's a long way from the bits of Croatia people usually want to visit. Plus it's very congested, you can spend ages leaving and returning.

Karkow

Oh yeah, Prague is notoriously bad for bikes. Anyway, glad you enjoyed the city, it's always nice to hear after getting so jaded myself!

Make sure not to book tickets with Omio, OP. It's a third party site that will add booking fees. Book directly with https://www.trenitalia.com/en.html

It's up to a 45 minute drive from Krakow depending on traffic on Zakopiańska, moving there isn't moving to Krakow and you shouldn't expect amenities of a city.

You can absolutely manage a day trip to Florence from Rome though. Book your Uffizi entry well in advance and be prepared to spend hours there. I did exactly this about a decade ago and spent fully half my time in the city in the galleries.

You like paying more to go slower, got it. Good shout, moneybags!

Do you just not know about the buses and trams and trains?

Not really true. Both main kopcy are very busy at the weekend. Ojców is swamped all summer, and every outdoor swimming space is an overcrowded hell. The tourists might not be there, but there's just not enough leisure facilities spread out around the city for its growing population. Prague has that to some extent but it's definitely worse in Krakow.

I can certainly believe you make comments to strangers in pubs now, yes.

I told you there were rooms and where to find them. I wasn't remotely aggressive. You gave us precisely zero information on where you wanted or what your budget was. I'll happily refund you everything you paid me for looking up rooms for you, though!

Similar attitude to sport as the Victorian English (cf Corinthian Casuals), that kind of noble pursuit of self improvement through physical exercise, taking inspiration from the original olympians.

Shitloads of this in the Dutch leagues. Ajax, Heracles, Sparta, even more in the amateur levels.

I was watching football before it became a thing so inevitably view it as incomprehensible bollocks

Then you probably want r/Europetravel but we'll need a bit more effort than this.

Edit: mate. When I said "more effort" I didn't mean write a list of 6 random countries.

The leisure routes out of the city are fine, yes. I was thinking more of the many, many crossings where the cyclist must trust car drivers to look backwards over their shoulder while turning off a 70 limit road, or bizarre constructions where cycle paths and footpaths cross over each other repeatedly for no apparent reason.

ETA: you're right to mention that route to Tyniec, it's lovely.

If it's windy I'd forget the umbrella and just bring a good waterproof coat with a hood.

I don't know, is this Italian adaptability?