The skyline of Kraków on a scrisp January afternoon

View over Kraków on a fresh January day

I have been taking photos ever since my uncle and aunt inspired me to buy my first DSL at the age of 16. I was born in Holland, moved to the eastern part of the Netherlands, immigrated to Sweden. Here I wrote a travel guide book as thick as a brick about my new home country, was a news and radio correspondent and was a teacher in Swedish schools. 15 years after settling in the land of the Vikings, I popped over to the southern side of the Baltic Sea, and found my third home in Kraków, Poland. The third time's the charm. 
I recently took a nice short afternoon stroll to some parts of the centre of The Hague, the Netherlands. Photos added to the story (see below).
Marcel Burger
Kraków, 11 October 2026

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The Hague, the Netherlands
11 October 2026 • The Hague is the administrational capital of the Netherlands. Take a stroll through the centre of the city and something nice always turns up. A few photos added from a late afternoon, almost evening walk in the beginning of October.
National Park De Hoge Veluwe & Kröller-Müller Museum
28 September 2026 • In one of the biggest nature zones of the Netherlands National Park De Hoge Veluwe can be found. Inside the park the highly-recommended Kröller-Müller art museum and its vast sculpture garden can be found. A 2026 extension of my 2024 story now live.
Wieliczka: the UNESCO World Heritage Salt Mine in Poland
20 September 2026 • Feel like an adventurer and step down to 135 metres (443 feet) underground into the salt mine of Wieliczka, near Kraków, Poland.
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