Reaction To Top 10 Places To Visit In Poland
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- Опубліковано 2 лип 2023
- Reaction To Top 10 Places To Visit In Poland
This is my reaction to Top 10 Places To Visit In Poland
In this video I look at some beautiful places from around Poland like the cities of Warsaw and Krakow to the amazing landscapes of the mountains and lake districts.
#poland #travel #reaction
Original Video - • Top 10 Places To Visit...
Hi. Small correction this is a german concentration camp, the nazis didn't come from outer space.
Teraz polski😂😂😂
very important!
@@user-ve1mj5eh4vSpadaj przygłupie,swołocz.
@@user-ve1mj5eh4vw zasadzie to nie ;) Generalna Gubernia to nie Polska ;)
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Poland is a beautiful country with beautiful people with big hearts. Kocham Cie Polsko!
Zgadza się. Nasz Kraj jest Piękny .
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It might be as soon as you begin to respect LGBTQ+ people, their legal rights as all of the civilized Western world does. Until then you remain a homophobic apartheid state.
Polish architecture was razed to the ground during the WW2. Its crazy how much of it was restored.
Mhm teraz Ukraina się będzie w to bawić jeśli oczywiście wygra wojne
@@kamyk7377Zapewniam Cię, nie wygra. Jedyni wygrani to amerykańskie korporacje.
@@jacekpoco4630Co za pierdoly.
@@jacekpoco4630Are you suggesting that this war was started by the US? Then you are a complete fool because you do not know the history and aggression of Russia. What a Russian tempak wrote. That's how Russian propaganda works, Russia murders but it's the fault of the USA.
Except for Krakow, which was not as damaged as most of the country.
The Wieliczka Salt Mine is also very famous and worth seeing - it is one of the places listed on the UNESCO List of World Heritage Sites and is located just next to Cracow. And also The Jasna Góra Monastery in Częstochowa is a place to visit - it is an old place, which has been very important for Polish people for centuries up till now. And in Cracow (former, historic capital, before Warsaw) there are really a lot of great places to see.
Yeah, I'm Polish, and I have to tell you, I hear all those people from abroad talking about different cities in Poland: Kraków, Wrocław, Gdańsk, Sopot, Malbork... but what I personally enjoy the most in my country are not cities, but nature.
1. About 30% of Poland is covered by forests. There are plenty of small towns where you can spend the night in, and in the morning go outside the city to enjoy one of many different walking trails
2. Mountains: Tatra's are only one of many different mountain ranges in Poland. Practically all of the southern border is covered in mountains.
3. Lakes
4. Rivers: you can take part in a organised kayak trips. Some of them are shorter like 1 day, and some of them are longer and last few days
5. If you like cycling and you have a gravel bike or mtb, there are a lot of cycling trails. Even on road bikes there are plenty of places you can go to without encountering a big traffic
yesss!
prawda
I am from Toruń, also one of the most beautiful cities in Poland
True.
Bieszczady-beautiful part of Poland.
Indeed! ❤ one of the most charming places in Poland. Every foreign guest should see the Bieszczady . Wild and amazing nature with beautiful landscapes.
and solina lake
Fun fact - the Masurian lake district is also called in Poland "The Land of a Thousand Lakes" which I think is really beatiful
I'm so proud to be Polish!!!! ❤
Ja też
I am so proud of my beautifull Poland :)
Me to
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Ja też
I'm going to Poland in 4 days
@@felixmygames4488 4 dni to zbyt mało. Przyjedz na 1 rok, minimum. W każdym regionie (góry, wyżyny, niziny, pojezieża i pomorza) każdy miesiąc wygląda inaczej. Odwiedź każdy z 23 Parków Narodowych, 125 Parków Krajobrazowych, 41 arboretum, 24 Ogrodów botanicznych. Nie zapomnij że mamy też liczne zamki i pałace z pięknymi parkami i zagrodami edukacyjnymi. Karzda miejscowość nawet wsie, mają swoje zabytki, nie żadko liczące sobie więcej niż 1000 lat. U nas możesz pływać po rzekach i jeziorach, od kajaka po jacht. U nas możesz latać: paralotnią, balonem itd. Polska ma śliczne, ciekawe i długie ścieżki rowerowe. Choć by taka w zdłóż całej lini brzegowej Bałtyku. Konne szlaki i piękne stadniny. Zapraszamy do poznania naszej historii. To my mali, zawsze pomiędzy 2 mocarstwami - nic co działo się w Europie nas nie ominęło, chodź o te atrakcje nie prosiliśmy.
Wielką przyjemnośc sprawia mi patrzenie jak reagujesz na moją Ojczyzne. Niech Ci Pan Bóg blogosławi 😍✌️
Ojczyzno moja ty jesteś jak zdrowie...kocham cię Polsko ❤ bezgranicznie! Pozdrawiam 👍😎
Fun fact:
After Warsaw was levelled with the ground during WW2, the people wanted to rebuild it as close as it was before. To do this, the city was rebuilt following to old paintings of the city by Canaletto.
Parts of it, especially the Old Town and the King's Castle. The rest of Warsaw was cleaned up, the main roads were widened, the districts were built to be more spacious.
Jan Zamojski built the ideal Renaissance city of Zamość.
Kazimierz Dolny is a charming town with the spirit of old Poland.
The village of Zalipie is an extremely colorful village.
The primeval European forest is the Białowieża Forest. The bison live here.
Lower Silesia is a land of many castles with an interesting history and the mysterious mountains of the Sudety Mountains.
Wielkopolska is a region that is the cradle of Polishness.
Toruń is the city of Copernicus and gingerbread. It is a beautiful medieval city.
There are many places worth visiting.
Each region of Poland has its own regional cuisine and products.
Zapraszamy jeszcze w Zachodniopomorskie! Szczecin, także jest piękny i oczywiście polecamy Krzywy Las pod Gryfinem 🇵🇱
Yeah the most beautiful for me is Lower Silesia. So much to see. This is the diamond for our country. With low numbers of tourist in some places. I love Sudety. And I don't mean Szklarska or Karpacz.
Ja z kazimieża
Jan Zamoyski 😘
@@bluziooo5882Serio, jesteś z KazimieRZa i robisz błąd ortograficzny w nazwie miejscowości???
Zapraszam turystów z całego świata do pięknej Polski. Polecam Lublin, Zamość, Kazimierz Dolny, Sandomierz, Białystok ..... Pozdrawiam
im from poland and im proud of my country
The nice part about the Mazury lakes, which was not mentioned in the video, is that most of the lakes are connected, be it naturally or by canals. If you are into sailing it enables you to sail for weeks and harly ever sail through the same lake twice.
Thanks for making this Video. I am from Cracow, but living in Canada since 1990. Yes, Poland is beautiful country.
I'm from Poland and I have really been to every place mentioned except Mazury. Those places are amazing! Almost every Poland city is an old town surrounded by new, modern districts. Nature is beautiful and landscape is breathtaking. Poland needs more credit internationally because of how cool it is.
i co chcesz by gburowaci alkoholicy zadeptali ci okolicę??? ja tam wolę by pozostali we własnych chlewach gdzie ich hodują...
@@wielblad1344 aha fajnie
Poland is my home🇵🇱♥️/Polska to mój dom🇵🇱♥️
me too mój też
Zapraszamy do Polski.. 🇵🇱
Szkoda, że często nie dostrzegamy piękna miejsc w których żyjemy
W myśl zasady "cudze chwalicie swego nie znacie"......
Am from Poland, Warsaw. I love all in my country ❤ People are The Best in tje world
I am Polish and I will say that if you love lakes, silence, peace and forests, then Masuria is for you, you will feel the peace of your soul there. Poland has such a beautiful nature that everyone will find a place for themselves to find peace in their soul, mind and heart
Kaszuby!!! Most beautiful region!!! Must be seeing!!!
Thank you for being so nice to all of our Polish people and because of that you have my respect.
Góry Bieszczady i zalew soliński, kopalnia soli w Wieliczce, Ojcowski Park Narodowy, Karpacz-Szklarska Poręba i Śnieżka, ruchome wydmy w Łebie, zalew szczeciński, Bory Tucholskie jestem pewny że wiele wiele pominąłem. Zapraszamy.
when I started traveling through Europe did I realize how clean and safe Poland is.
If someone is visiting Kraków i highly recommend to check out Wieliczka salt mine, it's really close to Kraków and it's very unique, people were extracting salt from there for at least 5000 years and it was a working salt mine until 1996. Now it's a musem with many cool chambers and sculptures made of salt by the miners, the main attraction is the Saint Kinga's Chapel, it's 54 by 18 meters chapel with height of 12 meters and it's carved in one solid block of salt, everything there, walls, floor tiles, reliefs, sculptures and even chandeliers are made of salt. And it's over 100 meters below the surface ;p
Yup. Wieliczka salt mine is basically real version of dwarf city.
Polska jest piękna
You probably don't know this my friend, but the Dutch, Scottish, English and Germans were present in our lives and had their own colonies (districts) in our country many centuries ago. Their influence on art, architecture and landscape is visible at every step in some parts of our country.
As a polish guy i would highly recommend my favourite place in the whole country which is hel peninsula. Its a perfect place for watersports like kite snd windsurfing and the beaches are stunning. There is also a really chill vibe due to campu gs and a surfer culture
Hello . Krakow is my hometown. I was born and live here. This city has its magic that makes me never leave my beloved Krakow. I love to watch the crowds of tourists and just walk the streets of the Old Town. Once a month I visit the Wawel Royal Castle. One of the chakras of the Earth is located here. It is the most famous chakra in Poland. As many as seven ley lines intersect in Wawel. It connects our country with four other important energy centers in the world - Rome, Vilnius, Mariazell and Stonehenge. One of the lines coming out of it passes through Jasna Góra and heads towards Bornholm, which was a former place of worship for Burgundians and Normans. Another one reaches Jerusalem. I invite to Cracow .
Zapraszamy do pięknej Polski
Dokładnie
dooookładnie
Polska Jest Najpiękniejsza, Moja Kochana Ojczyzna
❤🤗🇵🇱❤🇵🇱🤗🇵🇱
I grew up in Krakow. Amazing city with history, art, culture, fun areas and activities. Poland has everything, from mountains, valleys, hike areas galore, plains, lakes, seaside and beaches. It's a really beautiful country. I live in the States and no one state of the US has so much to partake; events, geography, museums. Poland is small enough to get on the train and go across the country to a fun event or summer festival or something; everything is accessible.
It will still take you hell a lot of time though 😂. PKP is so slow.
@@10secondsrule2:50 w pendolino do Sopotu to nie tak dużo .
I LOVE POLAND
I'm from Kraków and I agree with everything said here. I would add the whole baltic seaside, incedible for its nature. No hotels nor any kind of buildings right in front of the beaches, it's almost wild. I love it!
Amazing people amazing country with astonishing history how its people rebuild it. I feel like poland is my home!!
Białowieża Forest - ancient forest, unique in Europe and beautiful
There are some places which are not mentioned but they are unique. Bieszczady mountains - not very high but picturesque, the medieval ruins trail called Szlak Orlich Gniazd (The Trail of Eagles' Nests), medieval Toruń city, Saltmines in Wieliczka or Bochnia with Underground chambers and chapels, to mention the most known. There are some beautiful churchs or little museums, but I suppose, Poland is not going to impress anybody with that. The interesting place is for example Amber Museum in Gdańs - where Sir Hammond from "Jurrasic Park" would get crazy with all the insects drowned in amber ;) There is also the Pszczyna Palace known for the story of the unhappy Daisy von Pless or Sudety mountains ..
Greetings from Warsaw, the capital of Poland, the most beautiful city in the world! ❤
I love polish mountains!
Being in Krakow, you can not miss the salt mine in Wieliczka.
Moja kochana ,piękna Polska 🇵🇱
Pozdrawiam🙋♀️🙂
Ja też kocham Polskę! Najpiękniejsza!
Pozdrowienia z Polski🇵🇱
Dzienki
Lower Silesia (south-western Poland) is definitely my favourite. It has so much to offer - mountains, rolling hills, forests, wonderful castles and palaces to visit, medieval towns, old gold mines, excellent vineyards and breweries...
Lasy nam karczują
indeed! The loveliest!
Mazury, beautiful nature
My Kraków ❤ my home and the most beautiful city in the world ❤
looking at your face during the video I can see your soul is connected to our nature. So much understanding and nature-love! Greetings from Stettin.
I definitely recommend visiting Lublin and the mountains known as Bieszczady. Lublin is smaller than Kraków, Gdańsk or Wrocław, but it is also a beautiful and extremely atmospheric city (it is located 160 km south-east of Warsaw). On the other hand, the Bieszczady Mountains (mountains located in the very south-eastern corner of Poland) are unique. Not as high as the Tatras, but they have a unique character, wonderfully preserved wild nature, the tops of the highest ranges are covered with pastures, from which there are wonderful views.
Agreed!
Lublin ładny...? Ok..
@@pawelpardo5393 Moim zdaniem najładniejszy. Lepiej się tam czuję niż w Warszawie i ma zdecydowanie więcej miejsc gdzie można przyjemnie wypocząć.
Thanks man, I am a man from Korea, my next traveling to go will be definitely Poland. Can't wait.
Orange rooftops my friend.
That is how my country looks from the sky.
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I recommend visiting Nikiszowiec where you can see how miners used to live, try Silesian food, Zabrze where you can go underground and visit a coal mine.
I'm from Germany but i travel since 2005 every year two times to Poland. My wifes family comes near from Olsztyn. In all this years i saw so many places in Poland and i love it to stay there. The people in Poland are so friendly, helpful and nice. But, the nature too is impressive, Warmia for example - so many small and big lakes in the woods. Wonderful. All Trójmiasta cities are nice places, not only for holidays - i believe for living there too. Gdańsk is such a beautiful city, only Stockholm in Sweden is more beautiful in Bałtyk. Anyway, i love Poland. I can imagine at one day to life there. Every person who visit Poland should go to Gdańsk, Gdynia, Sopot and the peninsula Hel.
A nauczył się Pan języka polskiego???
One of the beautiful places in Wroclaw is the University's buildings located very close to townhall's square. I love the University's gorgous baroque architecture esp the main building with its Mathematical tower and the university's Chapel, and the Ossolineum Institute (National Library) building and the medieval, red brick buildings of archeological department of the University. A walk around the old town at sunset in autumn or in winter when its raining or snowing, well it feels like the old town could become a film set for a fantasy TV show :)
I am from Krakow and its sooo beautiful!
I love our mountains, not only Tatry but yes - Pieniny are my favourite, I know its trailes by heart.
I live in Poland and do confirm it is an amazing country. The presented list is a good starter. I will just add there is so much more than this. I love Tatras so much. Morskie Oko, again a good place to start but there are even better and less tourism overwhelmed places. Polish old cities are full of old and renovated town houses and they are pretty beautiful. Gdańsk actually differs from Kroków quite significantly as their history and location is different. I would add at least Poznań to the cities list but still it is just a beginning. Feel invited to visit my Scottish friend
+1 chłopie
Moja Mama była na Tatrach😮
You must visit Zamość, Roztocze, Lublin, Kazimierz Dolny, , Sandomierz. They are beautiful places of Poland too.
@@halinawandawozniak936 ok
POLSKA JEST PIĘKNA ❤🩹❤🩹❤🩹 ZAPRASZAMY❤🩹
Hi
All of Poland is beautiful. I am from Poland, the city of Bielsko-Biała. The city is absolutely beautiful. Mountains called Szyndzielnia and Klimczok are popular. Recommend everyone to see them. I have been living in the Netherlands for 13 years. But whenever I am in Poland, I go to the mountains right away. I was also in Zakopane, Krakow. In Kraków. I recommend coming to Wieliczka, there is a salt mine 😊It is also worth seeing the Białowieski Park Narodowy, you can see Żubry. Cousin American Bison 😁❤
I'm Polish living in Scotland for the last few years and Scotland reminds me of my motherland big time!❤
0:07 A year ago I was in Zakopane, I saw Morskie Oko. It's not overrated, It's beautiful.
I live in Góry Sowie (Owl Mountains) near Srebrna Góra. This is Dolny Śląsk (Lower Silesia region). It's beautiful and I am very blessed. But there are so many beautiful places in my country. My beloved home away from home is Półwysep Helski (Hel Peninsula) on Baltic Sea shore. My most favorite city is Krakow for obvious reasons. For winter getaway I love Zakopane. For fall Kazimierz Dolny on the Vistula River bank. But there is so much more in Poland to see and love.
Hi. Morskie oko, been there on a hike with brother and his wife. Its feels amazing, fresh, magical, there is lake that you trek to, crystal clear, surrounded by mountains in a distance, it seems almost unbeliveable, there is a hut that you can rest and have some warm food. Then you can go around that lake, climb a little and get to another lake directly linked to mountains, vast and mighty.
I'm from Kraków. I was born there. And I'm proud. I was also in Sopot. And I saw Three Crowns moutain. I love my country.
Polska jest piękna a ludzie Polacy od zawsze są gościnni ,jedzenie jest wspaniałe
Jak ktoś trochę podróżuje po Europie i nie tylko, to ma porównanie i wie jak jest naprawdę. Polacy ciągle powtarzają to samo, że są gościnni, że Polska jest piękna a jedzenie jest wspaniałe i wyborne🙈 Pracowałam poza Polską w hotelach i restauracjach ponad 23 lata, obecnie mieszkam w Polsce i niestety muszę stwierdzić, że w Polskich restauracjach jest jałowe i nie doprawione jedziecie. Bez smaku!!! Poza tym mimo wybornej i obszernej kuchni, serwujemy ciągle te same dania. Nie ma czym się chwalić. Wręcz odwrotnie. Kraj ogólnie się zmienił, ale nadal jest okropnie brudny. Owszem centrum wielu polskich miast jest spoko, ale już tylko poza centrum jest tragedia. Ulice miast są brudne, nikt ich nie myje. Nowe domy w w bardzo krótkim czasie wyglądają jakby miały już po kilkanaście lat. Cieszę się, że obcokrajowcy widzą to innymi oczyma, ja niestety jestem wymagająca i bardzo krytyczna. Wiem, że można lepiej. Niestety Polacy w Polsce stali się leniwi. Dziwnym trafem poza granicami potrafią dobrze i dokładnie pracować, bo chcą, ale we własnym kraju już nie!!
@@joannapinkus7005 Zdecydowanie popieram, a nawet sięgnę troszkę dalej i zdecyduje się zwrócić uwagę na fakt ,że naszą kulturę i jej unikalne aspekty również mamy mocno zaniedbane, na rzecz obcych krajów. Więcej zaporzyczamy, a o swoim powoli zapominamy, tyle mitów, legend, kultury regionalnej się marnuje. Czasamy zdarza mi się z uwagi na swoje prywatne zainteresowania, próbować stworzyć coś unikalnego co opierałoby się o nasze własne rzeczy jednak gdy spojrzysz w internet, lub spróbujesz spojrzeć z dystansu na to co tak na prawdę ludzie wiedzą o Polsce, co nas wyróżnia, dociera do Ciebie ,że gdyby nie to że jesteś Polakiem więc automatycznie masz tą wiedzę o swoim kraju, to nie jesteś w stanie zbudować w głowie obrazu unikalnego dla tego rejonu, gdy myślisz: Francja,USA,Chiny,Japonia,Rosja,Rzym....każde z tych miejsc można bogato opisać, nie będąc tam wcale, jednak Polska jest często w cieniu ,często kojarzona z innymi krajami, nijaka CZASEM ktoś bardziej oczytany zwróci uwagę na drobne ikony jak Chopin czy właśnie Kraków, ale poza tym najczęściej usłyszysz o nas skojarzenie z ''kurwa'' i ''wódka'' ,a nawet to drugie nie jest 100% nasze. Smutne bo mamy predyspozycje do naprawdę unikatowej dla nas wizji miejsca na świecie, niestety zbyt wiele uwagi poświęcamy innym krajom nie dbając o swoje zupełnie.
@@osobliwy4570👌
No ja mam inne zdanie czy to w Francji czy Włoszech, Niemcy jeszcze jakoś objadą ale Angla to w większości smród i bród, śmieci się tam po ulicach tyle wala że zgrozo i nawet nie zdążą posprzątać bo już jakiś w większości obco krajowiec z afryki ma problem by zejść wyrzucić śmieci to są wstanie wypierdolić to przez okno na chodnik i wywalone. Nie raz widziałem stare pralki czy rowery wyjebane do pobliskiej rzeczki czy jakiegoś kanału. A jedzenie xD po za włoską kuchnią którą uwielbiam to reszta to katastrofa no chyba że pójdziesz do jakiejś knajpy z tradycjami to zjesz dobrze, to samo można spotkać w Polsce w pierwszej lepszej dostaniesz taki sam syf jak w reszcie zachodnich państw ale jako turysta wybrał bym te knajpy które robią po staropolskiemu jedzenie. @@joannapinkus7005
@@joannapinkus7005 Nie wiem o jakim Polskim miescie Pani pisze , ale u nas jest czysto. Jezeli u Pani jest inaczej , to zalezy juz od lrdzi ktorzy tam mieszkaja. Jedzenie nie jest wcale gorsze , a jezeli chce sie generowac zyski to trzeba ograniczyc sie do kilku najpopularniejszych dan. Owszem , jest czym sie chwalic , wystarczy posluchac co mowia obcokrajowcy o Polsce. Sa zachwyceni czystoscia , jedzeniem , przyroda i zabytkami. Podobaja im sie stare Polskie miasta. I niech Pani nie mysli ze znam tylko Polske , od 34 lat mieszkam poza Polska i wiem jak jest nie tylko w cebtrach duzych miast. Nieraz dostalem w restauracji niezjadliwe zarcie , ktore w Polsce nikt by klientowi nie zaserwowal. Dzielnice poza centrum sa brudne i zaniedbane.
Guys... Plz come on. He didn't mean to Insult Polska. He's a good Man, his heart is at the right PLACE. Can't you feel his positive energy. Greetings to all ya ✌🏻👍🏻🤝🏻
As a Pole, thank you for this channel, just like that… I wish you all the best...
Bieszczady, Puszcza Bialowieska, Poznan, Bory Tucholskie... I am going to tell you... Wherever you go in Poland you will enjoy beautiful landscapes, architecture, and yummy, traditional foodstuff. You are really welcome to visit and enjoy our beautiful country.
I was born in Cracow, and lived there for 18 years. I love this city! In fact, it has very pollution air (sometimes more then Paris), because it is located in the valley. But city is clean, and quite safe. The architecture is stunning (for me too even after 18 years), and I love taking walk through the old town. It's great, that in old town you can see buildings from 14th/13th century and skyscrapers all made of glass standing next to each other. I love this city, and my heart will be there to my last days ❤. Now I live in Gdańsk, and it's also cool, and beautiful (especially railway station), but as I said, my heart always be in City of Kings❤
Fields of Grunwald where in July there is a huge construction of the battle of Polish troops with the Teutonic Knights, which took place in July 1410
Wolin Island - Center of Slavs and Vikings, open-air museum
Biskupin - a reconstructed Slavic fortified settlement from the turn of the Bronze and Iron Ages, where thematic archaeological festivals are held every year around September
kayaking in beautiful landscapes
salt mine in Wieliczka, salt mining since the 13th century
The Gold Mine in Złoty Stok
Bieszczady - beautiful mountains with a national park
Lower Silesian castles - Książ, Czocha castle, Grodziec, Karpniki, Kliczków, castle in Bolków, Grodno, Leśnica
Errant Rocks - a group of rock blocks at an altitude of 853 m above sea level, forming a picturesque labyrinth, located in south-western Poland in the Central Sudetes in the Stołowe Mountains
and many other attractions 🥰
In the years 90-2000, when my grandmother was a conservator of monuments and belonged to the artists' union, she arranged for us quarters in the castle in Niedzica. We spent a couple of nights there. I remember one time there was a terrible storm, when my mother came to close the window, it burst open outside like in the movies 😅
I'm from Poland and I can confirm that we spend our vacations in theese places. I have been in almost all of them and i can confirm that they are beautyfull places. I prefer spending time in nature than in the city and i love to going back to the Tatras mountains and Masurian lakes.
I live in Masury
I love traveling, getting to know other cultures, stories of other countries, but... It's also great to travel around your homeland. And we Poles have something to be proud of :) We have beautiful mountains - those as big as the Tatra Mountains, but also as small as the Pieniny Mountains. We have wonderful wide beaches with a crisp, cool sea. We also have a beautiful land of lakes - Masuria.
There are wonderful cities in Poland with a rich history, wonderful old towns.
I personally love the Polish sea the most. The cities of Gdańsk and Sopot. I love Kraków and Wrocław. Toruń is also beautiful. And Pieniny with rafting on the Dunajec, Trzy Korony mountain and Sokolica. The castle and the dam in Niedzica, the ruins of Czorsztyn, the Pieniny trail from Szczawnica to the Red Monastery in Slovakia... Oh, there are enough pages for all the beautiful places. You have to see it for yourself. You're welcome. Some videos are attached.
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PS: And also the Bieszczady Mountains, another mountain massif. Very wild and beautiful.
I'm from Poland and I love this country❤❤
Pozdrowienia z Wrocławia. Dolny Śląsk pełen jest pięknych pałaców i zamków a góry Karkonosze to świetne miejsce na weekendowe wycieczki. Owszem przynajmniej raz do roku jeżdżę nad morze, częściej w góry czy nad jezioro. W Polsce jest ogromna różnorodność przyrody i zabytków, niezależnie od pogody możesz ciekawie spędzić tu czas 😊👍
I love living in Kraków. It's a great mix of history and modernity. It has it's own vibe. Life seems a bit slower than in Warsaw, for example, so you have time to enjoy everything that happens here. It feels like you can discover new places around the city endlessly. And it never gets boring. The city is always just as beautiful to me, even if I see it for the thousandth time, And if you're a mountain lover, they are not that far away so that's great too ☺
Where are You from? If You came from Singapur wht would You think?
Nie mieszkałaś nigdy gdzie indziej i pierdolisz sentymentalne głupoty
@@VoidCosmonaut Co ma Singapur do mojej opinii na temat Krakowa? Oczywiście, że odczuwam sentyment do tego miasta, jak pewnie większość mieszkańców, ale to nie jest jedyne miejsce, w którym mieszkałam i mam z czym je porównać. Dalej nie zmienia to tego, co wcześniej napisałam. Padło pytanie w filmiku to na nie odpowiedziałam. Proste i logiczne 🙂
@@VoidCosmonaut odklejko to jej opinia wieć po co sie srasz
I had a Scottish geography teacher at the British school I used to attend. At first I didn't even understand what he was saying to me, although I knew it was in English :) And today I enjoy listening to your Scottish accent; melodic, as if softer than Oxford English :)
I'm Polish.
Born and raised in my beautiful Gdańsk
Yes, Polish people go there for vacation or just for over the weekend type of visit. I grew up in Poland, and there is so much to see and explore.
There is much much more to visit, to see, to know and to love in Poland ❤
I live in the SE part of this amazing piece of land, but the most I love is the coastline ❤
Greetings 😊
Brought dozens of people to Poland over the years. Asked them, what was the most impressive to see, 90% aswered the Wieliczka Saltmine.
Hi i'm from Poland but I moved to Scotland 18y ago and I have to say both of these countries are stunning in mature and in architecture. Wroclaw is my hometown ❤
Wrocław jest piękny/ Wrocław is beautiful
No to masz fajne widoczki w Szkocji, piękny kraj. Właśnie wróciłem stamtąd z wakacji, ale jedzenie to... sam wiesz.
haha tak wiem, ale na szczescie sa polskie sklepy i restauracje z calego swiata, wiec jakos da sie przezyc, pozdrawiam :)@@levv81
I'm from Warsaw, I really like going to the mountains, especially for climbing and beautiful views, but Masuria will always be my number one - wonderful lakes, forests, swamps, beautiful glades, climate - I recommend
I recommend you to visit TRÓJMIASTO: Gdynia, Gdańsk and Sopot and then Hel Pennisula with Batlic sea :)
Biebrzański Park Narodowy (Biebrza National Park) is my favourite place I visited in Poland
You need to see Gdańsk ! It is the best city to visit!!!!
We traveled to Krakow, Poland in 2018 and i really liked the city with full of history and great architectures. We went also to 2 mounds i think but the popular is Kozkiusko.They have beautiful churches, castles and etc.
I'm from Poland and I love the diversity of this country. I live in Katowice and there are also many beautiful places.
Poland is beautiful and so clean people are friendly. We live in uk but we visit Krakow at least twice a year. Our place on earth it’s perfect
I miss here some of the most stunning nature areas, especially Bieszczady (wild mountains), Puszcza Białowieska (extremely old european forest), Karkonosze (wonderful, green mountains in western Poland) or Biebrzański National Park with breathtaking swampland landscapes. Worth to see, visitors!
We have many beautiful places in Poland, but most people go abroad on holiday for example to Croatia. From what I heard it's cheeper than holidays in Poland. I love spending my holidays by the lake, sleeping in a tent. Poland has many beautiful lakes 🥰
Hi! I'm from Poland, and I live somewhere in Lodz Voivodeship (idk is that right). I visted Warsaw, Łódź, Wrocław, Kraków, and lot more! I usually visit Mazuria, it contains more than 2,000 lakes, to visit my famyli. Sometimes we visit new places there. . Sometimes we go to mountains, the views are beautyful, especially when you catch the sunset. Whene you come to Wrocław you can find a lot of dwarves. Me and my family whant to visit castle in Malbok, and climb on 28 mountians (bc there is something called "Korona gór Polskich")
sorry if something is wrong I had to use a translator :(
If you want to spend vacation in Poland, you have basically 4 good options - Baltic sea (however water is usually bit cold), Tatra mountains (high and sharp mountains), Bieszczady mountains - very old and "soft" good for walking - and Mazury - over 2500 lakes (yes 2500)
I am from Poland from białystok 0:49 and the best part of Poland is my city
Not far from Krakow is the amazing Wieliczka salt mine. Worth a stop.
Honestly, I feel like you could probably spend a week touring Kraków alone.
I know when I was taking my Japanese friends around the city, there was so much to see, and yet so little time - the WW2 Home Army museum, The medieval museum beneath the central square, the Royal castle, National Museum, Jan Matejko's (one of our most famous, if not THE most famous painter) house, Aviation museum (we have a Sopwith Camel there), Hutten-Czapski's coin museum, museum of the House Czartoryski, civil engineering museum, Słowacki's theatre, the Kazimierz district... Then you've got the St. Maria's basilica, but also many, _many_ smaller churches, all around the town - and after you are done with touring the city during the day, you can pop into one of _many_ pubs to have a cold one. And most of those are just the centre of Kraków. Outside you have the already mentioned Auschwitz-Birkenau camp complex, and on the other side there are Wieliczka and Bochnia, both famous for their salt mines, which are 30 and 60 minutes away from Kraków respectively.
And it's not just Kraków that is this way. Poznań, Gdańsk, Wrocław, Warszawa - these are the larger cities, but also smaller ones like Sandomierz, Kazimierz, Nowy Sącz... So many castles - Castle Chojnik, Malbork, Pieskowa Skała, Czorsztyn, Nowy Wiśnicz... Then you've got the nature - Tatra mountains, Three Crowns, Mazury lakes, Hel, all the national parks... I feel like you could spend a year here and not see half of what we have to offer :D
EDIT: If you're more interested in nature, then Pieniny, Bieszczady, Tatry and Mazury would definitely be up your alley, just to name a few regions.
EDIT2: Regarding the Warsaw architecture: After the Warsaw Uprising of 1944, German command decided to level the city to the ground, which resulted in the city getting completely ravaged. Unfortunately, what came right after that, were the Soviets, who, either due to hatred for the "bourgeoisie" architecture, or lack of qualified architects due to many political cleansings, after communists got into power, instead of rebuilding the city the way it was, they've decided to replace all the medieval architecture with this disgusting, brutalist, utilitarian style, sometimes even completely redrawing the city plan. I remember reading somewhere, that they even wanted to "finish the city off", by destroying what was left of the old architecture, but I don't know how much truth there is to that.
Poznań- the city of old history and modern architecture. Beautiful MIX what I've never seen. I recommend this city. I decided to live Germany next year and to be a part of Poznań. I was view times there and everytime I was in really big shock! Just like 2 weeks ago. They build the streets now but it's ok, no big problem for me. I was feeling like free human inside this city and outside! It was stanning! Germans should to learn how to live from Poznań!
Almost every Pole has been to the Polish beaches at the Baltic sea. Some people go there every summer. Check out the Bay of Puck and Hel Peninsula! One of the best kiteboarding and windsurfing spots in all of Europe.
dirtiest sea on the world
Thank you for a beautiful film about my homeland, what you show in it is just the beginning of interesting and cool places. However, one place should not be missing from the top 10, namely: The Wieliczka Salt Mine. This place is interesting, beautiful with a magical atmosphere.