>>2651709
This. However, with limited time, Krakow and Wroclaw is overkill given they're basically the same city.

Far better to throw in some diversity for daytrips/weekends:
>Silesia & industrial heritage
>Hiking in Podkarpackie
>Lviv
>Smaller places like Ojcow

Warsaw is kinda shit, but at least it does open up Gdansk and the coast as daytrippable.

As for foods, Krakow was the European food capital at one point. There's quite possibly every national cuisine here - from Polynesian to Nepali. Local shit though, you'd probably want to tick off:
>Oscypek cheese
>Zurek soup (preferably served in bread for the wow factor)
>Bigos stew
>Various sausages
>Pierogi with various flavours
>Golabki (minced pork wrapped in cabbage
>Potato pancakes
>Burgers (Poland has a STRONG burger scene)

Also you must try Solyanka, a Russian/Ukrainian soup which is probably the tastiest soup in the world.

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