Saturday in Krakow after two days of SteemFest conference

Saturday morning, with my brother Philippe, we visited part of Kraków, starting with the Wawel Castle, that has been the residence of the kings of Poland for centuries.

Wawel Castle

At one of the entrance of the castle, there is an equestrian statue of Tadeusz Kościuszko who "was a Polish-Lithuanian military engineer, statesman, and military leader who became a national hero in Poland, Lithuania, Belarus, and the United States", as he fought "on the U.S. side in the American Revolutionary War." (Wikipedia)

Statue of Tadeusz Kościuszko

Philippe in front of the entrance to the castle

Like in the Prague castle, inside the Wawel castle there is a cathedral: the "Royal Archcathedral Basilica of Saints Stanislaus and Wenceslaus", known simply as the Wawel Cathedral,

Wawel Cathedral

Gutter exhaust in the shape of a dragon

Inside the main courtyard of the case, we admired this magnificent ivy bush, 7 to 8 m high, that must be very old

View of the Vistula river from the castle

After the visit of the castle, we went to the "Art at SteemFest" display. We were a little disappointed because the artworks were not printed but simply projected on the four walls of the room and constantly rotating.

However, as we are nerds, we were amazed that we could not see any discontinuity on the images from the ten video projectors.

Art at SteemFest

We continued our visit through the Jewish quarter, before going back to the hotel.

Jewish cemetery

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In the afternoon, I went to the boat tour on the Vistula river with many Steemians.

One of the Steemian that I have know for almost 2 years but had never met before SteemFest³ is @teamsteem. Here you can see him with @redrica during the boat tour.

@redrica and @teamsteem

View of the castle from the boat

And that was it for me for the day. I did not participate to Beer Saturday, that apparently was enjoyable, or to the SteemFest Karaoke.
In the famous words of Roger Murtaugh, "I am too old for this shit!"