I guess you guys missed the nicest part of Gdynia. That modern part of the port with battleship ORP „Błyskawica” turned into museum. I think that’s the best looking and pleasant area of the city to see and walk around.
Not “just”. The one and only ship in history, which have had saved Scottish town setting up.smoke screen. And shooting, but I guess shooting does’t count
Gdynia was established around 100 years ago. Prior to that it was a village. The port of Gdynia was established as a window of Poland to the world, since Gdansk became a free/independent city after World War I
Gdansk was by no means independent before World War II. You write nonsense. The former great port of the Kingdom of Poland became in 1918 a "free city" jointly managed by Poland and Germany, but this cooperation was difficult. So Poland, in order to free itself from all that shit with Germany, built a new port, which was much more important than Gdańsk .. By the way, the pearl of art deco was created then - Gdynia is wonderful ...
It’s not Art Deco, bro. It’s modernism, polish modernism. Nautical, pure, beautiful modernism of Gdynia. Also there is a villas part, up high, around the hills. Movie staff
@@mnimagi Yep, and received city rights Feb 10, 1926. And that's what I was referring to. Also, my comment was in response to a comment from OP that was looking for old city center like in Gdańsk. I didn't mean to ignore Gdynia's history, just wanted to point out there may not be too much medieval architecture in Gdynia
The most important about Gdynia is fact, that it was build in just one decade from tiny fisherman's village to very modern harbour city of over 100 000 inhabitants. Tri-city in fact includes more towns and settlements which counts nearly 1M people altogether. If you look at the map you can see strange peninsula north of Gdańsk. It's Hel - 20 miles long narrow strip of sand covered with forest with some sea resorts along the route and railtrack. On the very end of peninsula is small town called Hel extremely worth to visit not only in summer. So just go to Hel!!! ;)
You missed Orłowo and many other amazing things in Gdynia, there is a reason to visit this city again :) i like your videos. You should stay and live in Poland, we need people like you :-)
Hey! Been watching your channel and I have to share this: Surf burger chain with few locations across Tri-city region. Their burgers are out of this world- best stuff outside of Canada. And I genuinely believe that no place in Europe can compete with our Canadian beef burgers lol. that was a nice discovery anyway... Ah Polska❤- I'm always good few lbs heavier after each visit lol (my mom is Polish so I've relatives there who I visit quite often). Cheers!
Gdynia was built by polish government between World Wars for Poland to have a large seaport, because port of Gdańsk was controlled by Free City of Gdańsk which was officially separate state. Because Gdynia was built from beggining, it was possible to create a city in accordance to rules of style called modernism.
@@alh6255 Majority of the architecture is modernistic, some have art deco influence, some eclectic. But in terms of urbanism this is quite traditionally planed city with regular grid of streets and this is why is so nice.
@@Pawel_Mrozek I fully agree. It is a beautiful, unique city. What distinguishes it from modernism (in the sense of art nouveau) is that it is so strongly arranged, almost geometric (an art deco feature - also visible in e.g. old Miami)
You’re just about to experience a gorgeous Polish spring. Our cities will start looking even nicer with the greenery exploding everywhere. I can almost smell it. Good luck guys! Glad you can relax for a bit.
I have been following you guys ever since you had to escape war in Ukraine. So happy you got to relax in Gdynia. As others have mentioned you missed the prettiest part of both Gdynia and the nicest beach there, too. Great excuse for another day trip! While you are in Gdansk, I'd recommend the following day trips: 1. Toruń (Unesco World Heritage site); beautiful medieval town; home to gingerbread and a birthplace of Nicolaus Copernicus 2. Hel Peninsula (gorgeous beaches on the "the other side." 3. Słowinski National Park (biggest shifting dunes in Europe) 4. Malbork Castle (Unesco World Heritage Site); biggest brick castle in the world. Also, Daniel Fahrenheit, was born in Gdansk. I know you lived in the States growing up. Obviously we use Fahrenheit scale here in the States. There is a model of Fahrenheit's thermometer on display in the old town.😉
Hello from Gdynia! :) this ice cream spot is my favourite as well! During winter season they sell pierogi :) I'm glad you liked trip to my hometown. Living in Gdynia is very convenient, if you live in the city center you've got everything within walking distance: all the shops, fancy restaurants, beach, parks and forest. No need to use a car
@@monikalewandowska523 you cannot pass from Polanka Redlowska to Orlowo by beach for couple of years now since one of the cliffs slid down to the sea (mayby during low tide). You need to go through forest and i dunno if it's passable. Or has it changed?
Common! You should inform in advance where you plan to go, please... Could show you really a good places in my town. Living here 51 years, make me quite experienced ;) Because you missed(a BIG time) the best part of Gdynia! Hahaha Being few hundred meters away! Kościuszko Square. Or the Kamienna Góra... Anyway... Greetings from Gdynia!
That is so fun to watch You visiting the places where we live XD. So, You have missed some great places in Gdynia :> A port with the Aquarium. And on the Świętojańska Street there is a great place offering polish stuffed donuts "Pączki", "Pączuś", "Pączkarnia". I love donuts with apples and caramel. Also next time try to exit at "Gdynia Orłowo" SKM station, go to the beach, take off your shoes and go to the cliff. Some years ago we used to sit on the cliff and watch the sea but it is more dangerous now. So You can go underneath the cliff to the main Gdynia beach. The coast is so nice and relaxing to walk. Try it next time :> In the centre of Gdynia there is a cheap BAR MLECZNY SŁONECZNY. I used to eat there when I have worked in Gdynia. It is crowded with all kinds of people eating. It was fun :)
In Gdańsk you can find even The Ronald Reagan Park which is located in the neighborhood of Przymorze near the beach. You can go there if you like sea. 🙂
Before you leave Gdańsk, I recommend visiting 2 amazing world-class museums. The first is the European Solidarity Center and the second is the Museum of the Second World War (although you can visit these one another time, due to the current situation) Btw: If you like Spanish food, I highly recommend "Hora de Espana".
8:23 I can see on the wall a very wise quote from Primate Stefan Wyszyński (the informal leader of the nation, imprisoned by communists): _"It is glorious to die for the homeland, but the greatest glory is to live well for it"_ . It is especially important in our time.
You are a great couple. I hope that you will stay in Poland for a long time. We will always welcome people like you with open arms. I wish you all the best.
Nice to see you enjoying Gdynia, a city where I currently live :) I moved here from absolutely beautiful Lower Silesia and miss it very much, but the Tricity is a good place to live. I can recommend you delicious ice cream served by the cafe called Bosko, they’re really great! I wish you all the best!
Manekin is a well-known pancake restaurant, you may find it in other cities as well. But beware of long queues in "rush-hours"! As a quick snack from a bakery/pastry shop is a "drożdżówka" - a sweet roll that comes with many flavours and fillings (cheese, poppyseed, marmelade etc.). Might be a very useful word ;)
21:10 (ice-cream) Legendary ice-creams in Gdynia are in two places: "Mariola Cafe" at Bolesława Prusa str. no. 24 and "Lody Tradycyjne Kwaśniak 1954" (a little far from center in Grabówek district) at Stanisława Wąsowicza str. no. 2a.
This ice cream spot is pretty classic, i had eaten them past 20 years Sure, there are more classic hand made ice cream places, but this was the first place im aware of that server "twirly" style ice cream in the city :D
Wow ! I am impressed ! I saw pictures on Facebook how much things you bought! So great ! So happy day for Ukrainian people. Will you do it again? I would like to support as well and send some money. I dont have car, so I cant buy and bring too much in my hands.
Ohh wow. Gdynia is my birth city. I grew up in Gdynia Plyta Redlowska. Ohh miss so much. Next time you guys are visiting go to Kamienna Gora which was on your right when you walked to the beach. Nice place to relax. Also walk on the bulward which starts end end of the send/beach part and go to the end. You can actually take the beach after the bulward and walk all the way to Gdynia Orlowo and even Sopot. Some distance but I walked that way for years growing up with friends. Also the so called wild beach near Kepa Redlowska is really nice. Orlowo also cool place. Enjoy my city and wish you the best and Marina to have a peaceful and beautiful labor and healthy baby. 🥰
Great you guys enjoyed Gdynia. Have a nice time in our region ! PS if you went further up the main street (it's almost 2 km long) you would find better ice creams and food.
Next time visiting Gdynia, I recommend you to stop at "Gdynia Orlowo" (train station between Sopot and Gdynia) to see the beautiful coast with an lovely beach, smaller pier than in Sopot, but also an impressive and beautiful cliff with a great viewpoint.
And wen it comes to ice cream I believe soon all ice cream places will open again. Wen it gets warmer. One good place you’ve went by. When you go from „Manekin” to świetojańska street, you pass a book store (by the way, very good choice of books for kids there) pass two other small restaurants (or one, dont remember now) and then there are really good ice creams. Probably soon open (: Take care!
Stay in Poland 🇵🇱... build your family there. I miss it so much. Help those in need if you can but also focus on building your future. You have a family coming soon. A baby makes a huge difference in life. Take care and please continue showing your family adventures
@@misterborak751 well I have a daughter, and she means the world to me. You both seem super nice and I love your videos. I wish you the best with your home stay choices. Polaska will welcome you with open hands.
1:08 finally :D Greetings from my city :D The next time you are in Gdynia, head to Gdynia Orłowo - beautiful green areas and pier.It's true, Gdynia is calm, we are not in a hurry, that's why the inhabitants of Gdańsk always joke about us;)
You should visit Gdynia Orlowo by SKM from Gdansk. In Orłowo is amazing cliff with beautiful view of the waterfront. Hiking paths between the woods are on that cliff. Once there were bunkers here (closed nowadays).
Gdynia was built "from the scratch" between wars so it is quite modern (no old town etc.). But thanks to that it is more organized and well thought (sort of) .
I must say - Gdynia is my favorite seaside city. It is very calm and quite beautiful in the summer. It is modern and because of that there is not much tourists there.
I heard many years ago Gdansk was thee place in summer. Getting there in the summer from the US, especially now is just a huge headache. Ukraine was my only hope really.
idk hows weather in gdansk but in wroclaw we have full sun from 3 weeks and last 10 days is temp over 20 celcius. yesterday was 25. ;))) Lower Silesia is warmest region in Poland.
By the way, I really love Marina's jacket. It's so pretty. (I had to pull one of my winter jackets out of the closet in January I think. It was 39° in Florida and I had to go out and let the ducks out, fill their dishes, changed their pools. I have leftover jackets from Boston. Somewhat cold, colder, coldest. I hear back home this weekend it will be 31°. Oh and all these numbers are Fahrenheit)
23:01 The longest Polish building is a wavy building in the housing estate Przymorze on Obrońców Wybrzeża Street in Gdansk. It was built in the years 1970-1973 and according to initial plans it was supposed to be shorter. However, the architects (Tadeusz Różański, Danuta Olędzka, Janusz Morek) decided that it was worth taking advantage of the free land on which it was built. Falowiec is 13 meters wide, 32 meters high and 860 meters long. It has 16 staircases and eleven storeys with 1793 apartments.
During summer time the beach and the playground are packed FULL 😂 but still there are a couplle of other places in the nearest area where you can find some privacy and space like the park Kaczyńskiego on kamienna góra.
Nie no. Byliście w Gdyni i nie jedliście pączków w Pączusiu czy choćby gofra na Skwerze Kościuszki. Dobrze że możecie z Warszawy kupić w przedsprzedaży bilety na Pendolino za 49 zł i to szybko nadrobić ;) No no. You've been to Gdynia and haven't eaten donuts in Pączuś or even a waffle at Kościuszko Square. It's good that you can pre-purchase Pendolino tickets from Warsaw for PLN 49 and make up for it quickly;)
I see people recommending Malbork and it's castle, but that's like easily a whole entire day of walking in the castle itself and I'm not sure If that would be comfortable with the pregnancy, so just a tiny warning there. :) I'm glad you're enjoying your time here in PL, finding some enjoyment in times like these is important.
False cognates, I learned that term in my foreign language classes in high school. I can't think of any examples though right now. Glad you are feeling relaxed. I have a niche where I live. I've been here 11 years.
You did not see the 2 most beautiful places in Gdynia, and you were so close. 1 Square, kosciuszko and promenade.Which is located about 200 300 m from the Marina. 2 And on (kamienna góra)a stone mountain some 500 700m from the beach.
What time are you doing the charity shopping on Monday? I live just in the middle between your favorite Lidl and the refugee help point on Chmielna, so I can give you a lift or two in my mid-sized car
I sooo much prefer Gdynia than Gdańsk. Gdańsk is always full of tourists. Gdynia also but more like families with kids on young ones, have this cool vibe. And hopefully even in this mad bad times we will have Opener music festial in summer. Hopefully sun will come for all of us both in UA and all over world. Just like in this vid :)
Further up this street you could find fancier ice cream, my girlfriend always takes me there when we're nearby because they have a variety of unconvential ice cream. I always get the most "normal" types tho they still taste nice, as if less artificial than regular ice cream.
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Oh how comforting it is to watch how two beautiful people slowly fall in love with your country
I like your enthusiasm. It seems to me that we, Poles, should appreciate more what we have.
Spring in Poland is awesome.
Jesteście Super! Pozdrawiam z Białegostoku
I guess you guys missed the nicest part of Gdynia. That modern part of the port with battleship ORP „Błyskawica” turned into museum. I think that’s the best looking and pleasant area of the city to see and walk around.
Yes, they should check the map first.
Not a battleship. Just a WW II Destroyer.
Not “just”. The one and only ship in history, which have had saved Scottish town setting up.smoke screen. And shooting, but I guess shooting does’t count
@@misterborak751 We are talking bout warship class not her achivements. So yes it's just a destroyer.
@@BogdanBoner300 chyba twoja stara
Miło widzieć, że się uśmiechacie oby było tak zawsze 💪💪🇵🇱🇵🇱
Gdynia was established around 100 years ago. Prior to that it was a village. The port of Gdynia was established as a window of Poland to the world, since Gdansk became a free/independent city after World War I
And is known to be the Polish pearl of modernism architecture!
Gdansk was by no means independent before World War II. You write nonsense. The former great port of the Kingdom of Poland became in 1918 a "free city" jointly managed by Poland and Germany, but this cooperation was difficult. So Poland, in order to free itself from all that shit with Germany, built a new port, which was much more important than Gdańsk .. By the way, the pearl of art deco was created then - Gdynia is wonderful ...
It’s not Art Deco, bro. It’s modernism, polish modernism. Nautical, pure, beautiful modernism of Gdynia.
Also there is a villas part, up high, around the hills. Movie staff
Dear friend. Gdynia was established in the year 1253. God Bless.
@@mnimagi Yep, and received city rights Feb 10, 1926. And that's what I was referring to. Also, my comment was in response to a comment from OP that was looking for old city center like in Gdańsk. I didn't mean to ignore Gdynia's history, just wanted to point out there may not be too much medieval architecture in Gdynia
The most important about Gdynia is fact, that it was build in just one decade from tiny fisherman's village to very modern harbour city of over 100 000 inhabitants. Tri-city in fact includes more towns and settlements which counts nearly 1M people altogether.
If you look at the map you can see strange peninsula north of Gdańsk. It's Hel - 20 miles long narrow strip of sand covered with forest with some sea resorts along the route and railtrack. On the very end of peninsula is small town called Hel extremely worth to visit not only in summer. So just go to Hel!!! ;)
You missed Orłowo and many other amazing things in Gdynia, there is a reason to visit this city again :) i like your videos. You should stay and live in Poland, we need people like you :-)
Yes I agree.
Hey! Been watching your channel and I have to share this: Surf burger chain with few locations across Tri-city region. Their burgers are out of this world- best stuff outside of Canada. And I genuinely believe that no place in Europe can compete with our Canadian beef burgers lol. that was a nice discovery anyway...
Ah Polska❤- I'm always good few lbs heavier after each visit lol (my mom is Polish so I've relatives there who I visit quite often). Cheers!
Gdynia was built by polish government between World Wars for Poland to have a large seaport, because port of Gdańsk was controlled by Free City of Gdańsk which was officially separate state. Because Gdynia was built from beggining, it was possible to create a city in accordance to rules of style called modernism.
It is art deco, not modernism (not art nouveau)!!!!
@@alh6255 Majority of the architecture is modernistic, some have art deco influence, some eclectic. But in terms of urbanism this is quite traditionally planed city with regular grid of streets and this is why is so nice.
@@Pawel_Mrozek I fully agree. It is a beautiful, unique city. What distinguishes it from modernism (in the sense of art nouveau) is that it is so strongly arranged, almost geometric (an art deco feature - also visible in e.g. old Miami)
I love watching u guys exploring Poland 🥰
You’re just about to experience a gorgeous Polish spring. Our cities will start looking even nicer with the greenery exploding everywhere. I can almost smell it. Good luck guys! Glad you can relax for a bit.
I have been following you guys ever since you had to escape war in Ukraine. So happy you got to relax in Gdynia. As others have mentioned you missed the prettiest part of both Gdynia and the nicest beach there, too. Great excuse for another day trip!
While you are in Gdansk, I'd recommend the following day trips:
1. Toruń (Unesco World Heritage site); beautiful medieval town; home to gingerbread and a birthplace of Nicolaus Copernicus
2. Hel Peninsula (gorgeous beaches on the "the other side."
3. Słowinski National Park (biggest shifting dunes in Europe)
4. Malbork Castle (Unesco World Heritage Site); biggest brick castle in the world.
Also, Daniel Fahrenheit, was born in Gdansk. I know you lived in the States growing up. Obviously we use Fahrenheit scale here in the States. There is a model of Fahrenheit's thermometer on display in the old town.😉
With all that is going on in your lives you find the time to share your day with us. Thank you so much and you find prosperity in all that you do.
Sorry guys but you have to go back. You've missed Skwer Kościuszki, Which is a must in Gdynia. Regards
Another beautiful part of the world, much love🙏🏽💟
I wish all the best to all three of you. Take care.
Hello from Gdynia! :)
this ice cream spot is my favourite as well! During winter season they sell pierogi :)
I'm glad you liked trip to my hometown. Living in Gdynia is very convenient, if you live in the city center you've got everything within walking distance: all the shops, fancy restaurants, beach, parks and forest. No need to use a car
I want some of that ice cream. I'm going to the Homeland next year...I need to go there....
Go to Gdynia Orłowo beach and walk back along the seaside to Gdansk Brzezno (took me around 1,5h-2h) if there's nice weather
Yes loved waking along the shore from Gdynia Plyta Redlowska to Sopot. Never made it to Gdańsk Brzezno but I hope one day. Got to go back to my roots
@@monikalewandowska523 you cannot pass from Polanka Redlowska to Orlowo by beach for couple of years now since one of the cliffs slid down to the sea (mayby during low tide). You need to go through forest and i dunno if it's passable. Or has it changed?
Good to see you upload again. Hope you guys have good time here in Poland.
I regret you have not discovered an old port with historical ships and oceanarium. But now you have an excuse to visit Gdynia again 😉
Fun fact, in Poland we have trolley buses in only 3 cities - Lublin, Gdynia and Tychy.
Common!
You should inform in advance where you plan to go, please...
Could show you really a good places in my town. Living here 51 years, make me quite experienced ;)
Because you missed(a BIG time) the best part of Gdynia! Hahaha Being few hundred meters away!
Kościuszko Square. Or the Kamienna Góra...
Anyway...
Greetings from Gdynia!
Yes true
If you have some time, check out also Oliwa (Park Oliwski), Sopot and Orłowo - to all of these you can go by suburban or regional train.
enjoy safe Poland
Glad you got a chance to relax in these hard times. Slava Ukraini 🇺🇦
You're very lucky to be having such nice weather! The wind can be strong and cold here some days.
Glad you could relax in Gdynia. It is my childhood city. :)
Mine too. From Plyta Redlowska
Trains are so great to ride! The only ones were in Toronto, Canada and Amtrak from Norfolk, Va to Washington DC! Both were great comfortable rides.
That is so fun to watch You visiting the places where we live XD. So, You have missed some great places in Gdynia :> A port with the Aquarium. And on the Świętojańska Street there is a great place offering polish stuffed donuts "Pączki", "Pączuś", "Pączkarnia". I love donuts with apples and caramel. Also next time try to exit at "Gdynia Orłowo" SKM station, go to the beach, take off your shoes and go to the cliff. Some years ago we used to sit on the cliff and watch the sea but it is more dangerous now. So You can go underneath the cliff to the main Gdynia beach. The coast is so nice and relaxing to walk. Try it next time :> In the centre of Gdynia there is a cheap BAR MLECZNY SŁONECZNY. I used to eat there when I have worked in Gdynia. It is crowded with all kinds of people eating. It was fun :)
SUN ON YOUR FACE, GOOD ICE CREAM, GLAD YOU ENJOYED YOUR TRIP.
Thank you, William.
In Gdańsk you can find even The Ronald Reagan Park which is located in the neighborhood of Przymorze near the beach. You can go there if you like sea. 🙂
Ukraine might need to wait…
Check also WWII muzeum in Gdańsk - its facinating. Also you can make a one day trip to Malbork - one of the biggest castle in the world.
good to see you safe and in good spirits in my hometown(s)
Before you leave Gdańsk, I recommend visiting 2 amazing world-class museums.
The first is the European Solidarity Center and the second is the Museum of the Second World War (although you can visit these one another time, due to the current situation)
Btw: If you like Spanish food, I highly recommend "Hora de Espana".
As an avid museum goer, I agree. Been to both of these and they really are 2 of the best museums I've ever visited
The European Solidarity Center is great, highly recommend!
8:23 I can see on the wall a very wise quote from Primate Stefan Wyszyński (the informal leader of the nation, imprisoned by communists): _"It is glorious to die for the homeland, but the greatest glory is to live well for it"_ . It is especially important in our time.
I exactly know how you feel exploring new cities and terrains. I played Gothic series🤣
You are a great couple. I hope that you will stay in Poland for a long time. We will always welcome people like you with open arms. I wish you all the best.
Paszteciki ze szpinakiem od Przyjaciela Piekarza są The best :) Have you thought about a trip to Hel?
Nice to see you enjoying Gdynia, a city where I currently live :) I moved here from absolutely beautiful Lower Silesia and miss it very much, but the Tricity is a good place to live. I can recommend you delicious ice cream served by the cafe called Bosko, they’re really great! I wish you all the best!
Manekin is a well-known pancake restaurant, you may find it in other cities as well. But beware of long queues in "rush-hours"!
As a quick snack from a bakery/pastry shop is a "drożdżówka" - a sweet roll that comes with many flavours and fillings (cheese, poppyseed, marmelade etc.). Might be a very useful word ;)
Great video Im glad that u guys could just relaxed a little bit in these hard times.
23:25 This yellow building looks like a piece of honey comb😆
21:10 (ice-cream) Legendary ice-creams in Gdynia are in two places: "Mariola Cafe" at Bolesława Prusa str. no. 24 and "Lody Tradycyjne Kwaśniak 1954" (a little far from center in Grabówek district) at Stanisława Wąsowicza str. no. 2a.
After seeing a couple of your videos I know your favorite word is "beautiful" :)
This ice cream spot is pretty classic, i had eaten them past 20 years
Sure, there are more classic hand made ice cream places, but this was the first place im aware of that server "twirly" style ice cream in the city :D
Hah! Right it's really similar view to Vilnius citycenter ;) I didn't think about that earlier
I am happy, you like Gdynia. It is a city I grown up. Cheers from Wejherowo (north-west from Gdynia).
You are very wise and beautiful couple 😊
Wow ! I am impressed ! I saw pictures on Facebook how much things you bought! So great ! So happy day for Ukrainian people. Will you do it again? I would like to support as well and send some money. I dont have car, so I cant buy and bring too much in my hands.
Ohh wow. Gdynia is my birth city. I grew up in Gdynia Plyta Redlowska. Ohh miss so much. Next time you guys are visiting go to Kamienna Gora which was on your right when you walked to the beach. Nice place to relax. Also walk on the bulward which starts end end of the send/beach part and go to the end. You can actually take the beach after the bulward and walk all the way to Gdynia Orlowo and even Sopot. Some distance but I walked that way for years growing up with friends. Also the so called wild beach near Kepa Redlowska is really nice. Orlowo also cool place. Enjoy my city and wish you the best and Marina to have a peaceful and beautiful labor and healthy baby. 🥰
Yes that bldg is very great, the placement of the windows is what makes it, very unusual.
Great you guys enjoyed Gdynia. Have a nice time in our region ! PS if you went further up the main street (it's almost 2 km long) you would find better ice creams and food.
My hometown 🥺❤️
I am always looking forward to your updates. :)
Thanks 🙏
ha ha from stadium to Wrzeszcz station, that was quick standing on the platform in Wrzeszcz you been 3 minutes away from my home !!!!lovely ;)
Next time visiting Gdynia, I recommend you to stop at "Gdynia Orlowo" (train station between Sopot and Gdynia) to see the beautiful coast with an lovely beach, smaller pier than in Sopot, but also an impressive and beautiful cliff with a great viewpoint.
Go to the top of Kamienna Góra. There's a beautiful view of the marina and the town.
Nice day 🍀
And wen it comes to ice cream I believe soon all ice cream places will open again. Wen it gets warmer. One good place you’ve went by. When you go from „Manekin” to świetojańska street, you pass a book store (by the way, very good choice of books for kids there) pass two other small restaurants (or one, dont remember now) and then there are really good ice creams. Probably soon open (:
Take care!
Stay in Poland 🇵🇱... build your family there. I miss it so much. Help those in need if you can but also focus on building your future. You have a family coming soon. A baby makes a huge difference in life. Take care and please continue showing your family adventures
Good man you. I jaki madry! Nie zartuje teraz
@@misterborak751 well I have a daughter, and she means the world to me. You both seem super nice and I love your videos. I wish you the best with your home stay choices. Polaska will welcome you with open hands.
In a day like this the best is to travel to end of the peninsula to city of Hel
Its cool that everything tastes really really good 😃
You're walking around my neighbourhood in Gdynia, how cool ;)
and this icecream spot is the best!!! I'm living nearby
We’re welcome in my hometown 👌
09:30 Hilarious! To order an crane to pick me up from an Restaurant... 🤷♂️😅🤤🤣🤷♂️🤦♂️👍
03:00 Is Gdynia an glorious City? For me is is just an city...
Sorry, I'm form Gdańsk.
As always, it is great to see your positive attitude with every new place you go to.
Fingers crossed for the immigration status thing.
Thank you 🙏
About Gediminas, yes you are right, there is the essence of it at least.
I am glad you got to relax! Marina at the marina!💛BTW, how are the food prices? 🌸
Gdynia?! You should have gone to Sopot - now, there’s a gem of a Polish town.
Maybe visit Hel although it's long trip from Gdańsk, but right now might be the only opportunity to exeperience it without massive crowds.
Good to know that you and your family is doing well. Thank you for helping out at the refugee stations. Glory to you Ukraine.
1:08 finally :D Greetings from my city :D The next time you are in Gdynia, head to Gdynia Orłowo - beautiful green areas and pier.It's true, Gdynia is calm, we are not in a hurry, that's why the inhabitants of Gdańsk always joke about us;)
You should visit Gdynia Orlowo by SKM from Gdansk. In Orłowo is amazing cliff with beautiful view of the waterfront. Hiking paths between the woods are on that cliff. Once there were bunkers here (closed nowadays).
Gdynia Orłowo is the prettiest.
Gdynia was built "from the scratch" between wars so it is quite modern (no old town etc.). But thanks to that it is more organized and well thought (sort of) .
Love ya guys, but this should be titled “How to go to Gdynia, and missed almost everything”. ❤️❤️
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I must say - Gdynia is my favorite seaside city. It is very calm and quite beautiful in the summer. It is modern and because of that there is not much tourists there.
I heard many years ago Gdansk was thee place in summer. Getting there in the summer from the US, especially now is just a huge headache. Ukraine was my only hope really.
Nice +1 like from Poland
Come see Bydgoszcz - maybe you will like it :)
That cool yellow-brown building is often called "szafa" which means "a wardrobe". Pity that you didn't let me know you were coming to Gdynia ;)
idk hows weather in gdansk but in wroclaw we have full sun from 3 weeks and last 10 days is temp over 20 celcius. yesterday was 25. ;))) Lower Silesia is warmest region in Poland.
I love Wrocław too. Beautiful city.
"it's really really good" that's your catchphrase now haha,
By the way, I really love Marina's jacket. It's so pretty.
(I had to pull one of my winter jackets out of the closet in January I think. It was 39° in Florida and I had to go out and let the ducks out, fill their dishes, changed their pools. I have leftover jackets from Boston. Somewhat cold, colder, coldest. I hear back home this weekend it will be 31°. Oh and all these numbers are Fahrenheit)
23:01 The longest Polish building is a wavy building in the housing estate Przymorze on Obrońców Wybrzeża Street in Gdansk. It was built in the years 1970-1973 and according to initial plans it was supposed to be shorter. However, the architects (Tadeusz Różański, Danuta Olędzka, Janusz Morek) decided that it was worth taking advantage of the free land on which it was built. Falowiec is 13 meters wide, 32 meters high and 860 meters long. It has 16 staircases and eleven storeys with 1793 apartments.
During summer time the beach and the playground are packed FULL 😂 but still there are a couplle of other places in the nearest area where you can find some privacy and space like the park Kaczyńskiego on kamienna góra.
Gdynia is the best! I lived there for 3 months last year.
My city
Check Bydgoszcz , 8th biggest town in Poland not far from Gdansk and you can find flat there for about 1500 zl/month
Nie no. Byliście w Gdyni i nie jedliście pączków w Pączusiu czy choćby gofra na Skwerze Kościuszki. Dobrze że możecie z Warszawy kupić w przedsprzedaży bilety na Pendolino za 49 zł i to szybko nadrobić ;)
No no. You've been to Gdynia and haven't eaten donuts in Pączuś or even a waffle at Kościuszko Square. It's good that you can pre-purchase Pendolino tickets from Warsaw for PLN 49 and make up for it quickly;)
If You like the coast, move to live to Puck. It is the best place to live, even better than 3city. And You can visit the sea every day :>
I see people recommending Malbork and it's castle, but that's like easily a whole entire day of walking in the castle itself and I'm not sure If that would be comfortable with the pregnancy, so just a tiny warning there. :) I'm glad you're enjoying your time here in PL, finding some enjoyment in times like these is important.
False cognates, I learned that term in my foreign language classes in high school. I can't think of any examples though right now. Glad you are feeling relaxed. I have a niche where I live. I've been here 11 years.
You did not see the 2 most beautiful places in Gdynia, and you were so close.
1 Square, kosciuszko and promenade.Which is located about 200 300 m from the Marina.
2 And on (kamienna góra)a stone mountain some 500 700m from the beach.
WOW great ice cream
What time are you doing the charity shopping on Monday? I live just in the middle between your favorite Lidl and the refugee help point on Chmielna, so I can give you a lift or two in my mid-sized car
I sooo much prefer Gdynia than Gdańsk. Gdańsk is always full of tourists. Gdynia also but more like families with kids on young ones, have this cool vibe. And hopefully even in this mad bad times we will have Opener music festial in summer. Hopefully sun will come for all of us both in UA and all over world. Just like in this vid :)
Further up this street you could find fancier ice cream, my girlfriend always takes me there when we're nearby because they have a variety of unconvential ice cream. I always get the most "normal" types tho they still taste nice, as if less artificial than regular ice cream.