Taking antique arms out of Poland by plane

Kmaddock · 26th April 2017, 08:30 PM

I found the Kolo market the best. The one at the stadium was full of rubbish in my mind, v touristy. At kolo I was the only non pole when I was there at 7 am
Lots of Militaria and a fantastic range of bayonets
Not much English spoken so a note pad to write prices on and barter with would be advisable. Bargain like hell though as they think tourists are loaded.
Enjoy your trip
Regards
Ken
Ps I have never been to krakow so can't comment, wife has and she reckons it is more touristy, not sure if this means less or more antiques though.

26th April 2017, 08:30 PM	#7
Kmaddock Member Join Date: May 2014 Location: Ireland Posts: 543	I found the Kolo market the best. The one at the stadium was full of rubbish in my mind, v touristy. At kolo I was the only non pole when I was there at 7 am Lots of Militaria and a fantastic range of bayonets Not much English spoken so a note pad to write prices on and barter with would be advisable. Bargain like hell though as they think tourists are loaded. Enjoy your trip Regards Ken Ps I have never been to krakow so can't comment, wife has and she reckons it is more touristy, not sure if this means less or more antiques though.