Really glad you enjoyed 😊 I’m glad I got to visit this city, everywhere in Poland can be a lovely little time capsule of the past and this city proved to be no exception to that rule 😁
AT LAST someone did justice to Koszalin! For some reasons that I'm unaware of, this welcoming Polish city - a former provincial capital - is not only underrated by many foreigners visiting Poland or living here, it's completely ignored on a regular basis. I've been there several times just passing by and stopping for a while, and my reflection always was, that I'd love to stay there for much longer. It's not only the nice, cozy city, it's also its beautiful, hilly forested area with lakes, and the Baltic beaches only some 15 km away. About the "sleepy" aspect, well, living in the hustle/bustle of Warsaw, from my viewpoint I'd rather call Koszalin tranquil and relaxing, but not boring.
When I was researching and seeing what there was to do I gave myself 2 nights here and I was certainly never bored, relaxing and tranquil are perfect words to describe this city 😊 glad you enjoyed the video, part 2 coming soon!
@@britinpoland2392 😀, yes you have reminded my hometown very well. I will be back there for good probably in 4 years exactly for the reasons mentioned by you: sleepy town, close to sea and plenty of forest. One thing you might not know about Pomerania that ethnically it is mixed with people from Ukraine, Baltic States and also from Kresy (Lviv). I know that I might sound self-centred, but people from my region are not from Poland but from Pomerania (Pomorze) :). I remember my childhood friends being German, Ukrainian or Lithuanian or Jewish.
@@lucapacino8831 actually I didn’t know that about the different demographics there, interesting! And this really was a lovely place to visit, I think one often overlooked!
Good video! I've learnt new things about the city from you. Not much to do after 10pm up there but... It is really lovely city. Greetings from Edinburgh:) Thanks for the effort of making this video!
My pleasure 😊 respect to the tourist info who gave me the sightseeing map, it helped me to see more…I think the browar is open until 11…and pretty sure I remember people having some beers with kebabs after 10 but for sure the city could use a few more bars 😅
@Brit InPoland As for memories...well...it loooks very different from what I remember it as but, nevertheless, it was nice to see what it looks like now. Should see it for myself later this year. It's time...
@@kafel_ski that’s interesting to know, I imagine a lot of Poland has also changed greatly over the years, it’s a shame I didn’t visit in my youth to have a comparison
@Brit InPoland It sure did. For the better it seems. Streets themselves are the same...some changed names and whats there mostly changed. When I lived there it never occurred to me to visit any museums...not sure if they even existed. It was nice to see where I met my wife for our first date back in the summer of '82. In the park , right by the public library....lots of memories. Thanks again.
also ich muss sagen es sieht heute aus wie viele klein stätchen ehrlich gesagt.ich bin 1936 in keoslin geboren .nach dem krieg sind meine Eltern wieder von den russen und später von der polnischen commandatur wieder erlaubt nach koeslin zu kommen.die ganze innen Stadt war ja vollständig zerstört.wir sind dann 1946 über Stettin nach west Germany rausgekommen
It's true, it's not the biggest place...and I called it sleeping beauty because it was so quiet, there was not much going on in this city, though it has some wonderful architecture and I enjoyed my stay there, I especially liked the Browar for Kowal
I was born in Koszalin 46 yrs ago. Left when I was 3. Haven’t seen the city since then. Thanks man! Great job!
Glad you enjoyed 😊
I wonder how much has changed in that time!
Your video about Koszalin is Brilliant! Got plenty od good memories, too... Lots of kudos from Japan...👌.
Really glad you enjoyed 😊 I’m glad I got to visit this city, everywhere in Poland can be a lovely little time capsule of the past and this city proved to be no exception to that rule 😁
AT LAST someone did justice to Koszalin! For some reasons that I'm unaware of, this welcoming Polish city - a former provincial capital - is not only underrated by many foreigners visiting Poland or living here, it's completely ignored on a regular basis. I've been there several times just passing by and stopping for a while, and my reflection always was, that I'd love to stay there for much longer. It's not only the nice, cozy city, it's also its beautiful, hilly forested area with lakes, and the Baltic beaches only some 15 km away. About the "sleepy" aspect, well, living in the hustle/bustle of Warsaw, from my viewpoint I'd rather call Koszalin tranquil and relaxing, but not boring.
When I was researching and seeing what there was to do I gave myself 2 nights here and I was certainly never bored, relaxing and tranquil are perfect words to describe this city 😊 glad you enjoyed the video, part 2 coming soon!
I'm going there in a month cuz my friend lives there!
Well mate you visited my hometown, well done with very knowledgeable explanations.
Thank you, hope you felt the video did your hometown justice!
@@britinpoland2392 😀, yes you have reminded my hometown very well. I will be back there for good probably in 4 years exactly for the reasons mentioned by you: sleepy town, close to sea and plenty of forest. One thing you might not know about Pomerania that ethnically it is mixed with people from Ukraine, Baltic States and also from Kresy (Lviv). I know that I might sound self-centred, but people from my region are not from Poland but from Pomerania (Pomorze) :). I remember my childhood friends being German, Ukrainian or Lithuanian or Jewish.
@@lucapacino8831 actually I didn’t know that about the different demographics there, interesting! And this really was a lovely place to visit, I think one often overlooked!
Cool👍🙂 i am from Koszalin greetings from castle donington
Greetings from Warszawa!
Good video! I've learnt new things about the city from you. Not much to do after 10pm up there but... It is really lovely city. Greetings from Edinburgh:)
Thanks for the effort of making this video!
My pleasure 😊 respect to the tourist info who gave me the sightseeing map, it helped me to see more…I think the browar is open until 11…and pretty sure I remember people having some beers with kebabs after 10 but for sure the city could use a few more bars 😅
Greatings from Koszalin 👋🏻
You described my city perfectly.
Sleepy but beauty, not much going on here,but it's my home.🏠
Greetings from Warsaw!
It was a pleasure to visit and glad to be one of the first English videos to capture this fine city 😊
My city!!!
Lived there for the first 19 years of my life. Moved away in '84. Last visit in 2000. Thanks!
Glad I could bring back some memories and show you have it looks now 😊
@Brit InPoland As for memories...well...it loooks very different from what I remember it as but, nevertheless, it was nice to see what it looks like now. Should see it for myself later this year. It's time...
@@kafel_ski that’s interesting to know, I imagine a lot of Poland has also changed greatly over the years, it’s a shame I didn’t visit in my youth to have a comparison
@Brit InPoland It sure did. For the better it seems. Streets themselves are the same...some changed names and whats there mostly changed. When I lived there it never occurred to me to visit any museums...not sure if they even existed. It was nice to see where I met my wife for our first date back in the summer of '82. In the park , right by the public library....lots of memories. Thanks again.
@@kafel_ski and thank you for sharing your story 😊
my grandpa lived there where it was german prussian
Wow, I imagine he could share quite the history lesson!
Ta very much! For me it is somewhat like Swansea and what Dylan Thomas said.. an ugly lovely town 😉
Personally I wouldn’t go as far as saying ugly haha, it had some very nice looking areas, there are definitely worse in Poland 😛
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also ich muss sagen es sieht heute aus wie viele klein stätchen ehrlich gesagt.ich bin 1936 in keoslin geboren .nach dem krieg sind meine Eltern wieder von den russen und später von der polnischen commandatur wieder erlaubt nach koeslin zu kommen.die ganze innen Stadt war ja vollständig zerstört.wir sind dann 1946 über Stettin nach west Germany rausgekommen
It's true, it's not the biggest place...and I called it sleeping beauty because it was so quiet, there was not much going on in this city, though it has some wonderful architecture and I enjoyed my stay there, I especially liked the Browar for Kowal