DAY TRIP TO PŁOCK, POLAND || Traditional blood soup, Mariavite cathedral, and Jewish history

Our first van trip in the season of 2024! We going to Plock - city with rich and complicated history. Visiting Mariavite cathedral, exploring Jewish history, and eating traditional polish soup Czarnina, made from blood! On the way back we visit Narrow Gauge Railway Museum in Sochaczew, and open air museum village of Olenders, - commune used to live on Vistula's banks.
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[@Peterlenko]

uii, new season! so it's legal to park your van just next to the lake near someone's houses, that's cool. and small trains are amazing!

[@yanazavgorodniaja2825]

[@susi725]

Waiting for an episode in which you try the strangest Polish food, starting with Czarnina again! :P And I had no idea about the tiny balconies. What are they called once again?

[@VintageVoyages]

Will do that😜
Tiny balconies are sukkot ( in Polish, " kuchki"). I've never heard about them before.

[@ЕвгенияРяднова-з3э]

Было приятно с вами прокатиться 😘

[@VintageVoyages]

Здорово, что были с нами😘