The train ride between Warsaw and Krakow with PKP is a great way to see more of the country without spending too much time in one location, and it is very hard-of-hearing friendly with it’s modern cars, which are quieter.
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Zapiecek: A Pierogarnia
A review of Zapiecek, a pierogarnia in Warsaw, Poland.
Coffee Chains in Warsaw
I'm not a coffee drinker. I do not ever need a 'coffee fix,' but I do tend to drink coffee socially, especially when I am in Europe. It's something to do when I'm out and about in cities and meeting up with friends. Good thing that most cities have lots of cafés. Warsaw is not… Continue reading Coffee Chains in Warsaw
Away Luggage: Unpackaging
Opening up the new Away Luggage
48 Hours in Kraków
A travel guide to spending 48 Hours in Kraków and seeing the most important parts of the city.
Airlines: How can they be more DHH Friendly?
If airlines are not Deaf and Hard of Hearing Friendly, how can they be? Few tips on what airlines could do better to cater to those who are hard of hearing and deaf, and be more friendly to these individuals. Second in the article series on Airlines and Deaf and Hard of Hearing friendliness.
Green Caffe Nero: Evening Internet Chaos
A review of a not-so- hard of hearing friendly cafe, by the name of Green Caffee Nero in Warsaw, Poland
Book Review: The Hideaway
A review of The Hideaway, Laura K. Denton’s Debut Novel
Canon Square and the Wishing Bell of Warsaw
A quite corner leads to a beautiful surprise, and the Old Town of Warsaw's best kept secret.
Narodowy Bank Polski: A Surprising Museum
A visit to the Narodowy Bank Polski (National Bank of Poland) is a must see if you're interest in money, and it is very hard-of-hearing friendly!
