One Day in Gdańsk, Poland
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- Опубліковано 27 сер 2024
- This video is part 6 of our 10 Countries in 10 Days series. We lost a little time in the morning doing some laundry, but we really enjoyed our time in Gdansk. It is maybe a little bit of a hidden gem. Such a beautiful city.
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Places visited in this video:
Westerplatte
Museum of the Second World War
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Bad Little Flex by Blac Bamboo
Whenever You Leave by Anna Landstrom
Analog Sunset by Rebecca Mardal
Lost in the Mail by Dylan Sitts
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Interested in the rest of this amazing trip? Watch the recap here: ua-cam.com/video/Mz4ENLvV1HE/v-deo.html
Wow man the place is so beautiful..i also wanna go there
I hope you get to go sometime!
Faworki in English are called angel wings. Milk bars were established at the end of the 19th century. They were very popular during the Great Depression, wars and communism. The traditional Polish donut(pączek) is stuffed with rosehip jam, but now there are dozens of different filling variations.
Thank you for the details and for watching. Our comments about Milk Bars were based on some info I researched. Hopefully we weren't misleading. We weren't trying to say that they starting during communist rule, but what we read is they spread during it.
Beautiful city! Enjoyed seeing the museum and city highlights and I love my pastries - so intrigued watching you describe the different ones. Your faces were so funny biting into that Paczek - haha!
Great video!
Glad you enjoyed it
Great video. But mighty Pierogi in this place are not the best 😅
pączek you have tried was with rose marmalade 💁♂
Thank you! : We figured it out later on, but we were stumped at the time. It's not a flavor we have very often.
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