Thank you for showing that Poland is a beatiful and safe country.

@woltersworld

6 жыл бұрын

+Areox 95 wow

@pipe8736

6 жыл бұрын

Wolters World Yep, that's one of the only good thing that the Teutonic Knights left us.

We were in Poland 3 weeks ago. I love everytime we go thrre. My husband grew up in Rszesow. We spent a week with his aunt and cousins who lives in Worclaw. We also went to the Tantra Mountains. We did the 12.5 mile hike to Morskie Oko. We typically go every other year, but I'm thinking we should go every year so I can see more of Europe. After we finish Europe, it will be time to try for our cross country tour of the US.

Going to Poland tomorrow! Excited!

Thank you for this one. Will use it in 2021

I'd say Poznań is also nice to see. Together with Gniezno, the first capital of Poland, it's the oldest part of Poland.

Wroclaw. Vrotz-wav. You are spot on, thank you.

Need to get to Poland! Soon :) thanks for sharing this!

Nice list. I would add Toruń, Zamość and Częstochowa to it

Hi Wolters. I am from Warsaw, and i highly recommend to you, to watch photos or movies from prewar Warsaw.

I was in Poland recently and Zakopane is such a beautiful town. I would love to go there in the winter. And Wrocław is pronounced "vrotswav".

@psmith85channel5

6 жыл бұрын

Slovakian Tatras (including right on border) also very nice if into nature sights; a little more scenic than Polish side but less in way of cities/towns/culture

Mmmm. Looks like paczki, bigos, pierogi and herring yes? Ate very well during my visit to Warsaw! Love these itinerary videos. 👍

@besteconomicsfaculty

6 жыл бұрын

Tosh T thanks Tosh. I've made a few of these to help give people an idea of where we would go if we had all the time in the world to see as much as we could. Hope all is well with you.

@tosht2515

6 жыл бұрын

+Karolina fish

@jendorei

6 жыл бұрын

Karolina śledź

After every video like this of yours I immediately start pricing plane tickets!

Thank you so much for this! Very helpful! I will actually use some of these itinerary videos when I visit some of these countries. 🇬🇧👍🏻🇬🇧

@woltersworld

6 жыл бұрын

+fluffy kid awesome to hear. We had some request for some itinerary videos so I thought I would try to put some together. Thabk s for letting me know they are helpful. All the best on your travels.

I can also recomend Torun, which has the Old Town on the UNESCO list, really beautiful and perfect for a one or two days trip

Im half polish live in USA never been in Poland but I'm so ready to move there

Never visit it but it looks beautiful

Get to the point: which way to best kielbasa?

Poznań :) U forget about this city at the north form Wrocław.

@woltersworld

6 жыл бұрын

+magda12022 I had it in the video but the audio was so bad it got cut out. I totally messed that one up. Good call.

Mark, are you going to do a "5 things you will love and hate about warsaw?"

I am from Gdansk and I am really in love with my city ❤ Very similar to Edinburgh or Amsterdam but home sweet home 😉

I'm visiting Krakow in November, can't wait! These videos are really helping me plan it out too, thanks for the great content, keep it up!

@konduita

6 жыл бұрын

Bbb999902 Hey, if you want any tips on what to visit and where to eat or drink in Kraków I will be more than glad to help.

@rupertthedrone4717

6 жыл бұрын

Łukasz Dziura that'd be fantastic! The main things we wanna do is visit auschwitz and try some pierogi but we're not sure where/who to book the tour with, any tips?

@cesur1149

6 жыл бұрын

so how was it?

Great country great people

Mark, I will be visiting Europe in a few weeks and was hopping around various travel videos on KZread to research and learn until I stumbled upon yours. Not only are your videos highly informative, but also highly entertaining. Keep up the good work. I'm a fan.

Good list! I'd add Poznan, Kielce, Opole, and Lodz.

Yay! Great vid moremoremore!!!!

@woltersworld

6 жыл бұрын

I am trying :)

Lovely

Like the itenerary video format.

Loves it

Mark you must see the Table Mountains in south west Poland and Czech Republick. Your jaw will fall. BTW great job.

Poznan and Vroclav are also definitely worth visiting.

I love the way you pronounced "Wrocław" 😂

@psmith85channel5

6 жыл бұрын

he wasn't all that far off, got the C and L wrong; vroswav; also zakopahnay

@jendorei

6 жыл бұрын

And I hate it.

@steviegibson5847

6 жыл бұрын

Um.....yeah. I live in the UK. My wife and I went to Wroclaw (rock-law) and it was a beautiful city. She told one of her Polish friends we were going to Wroclaw. NEVER HEARD OF IT, she said. My wife....Wroclaw. W R O C L A W. Ahhhhh, the girl said..... Vrotzwav! We were saying it totally wrong, just like Mark! LOL.

@maciejfilipinski9744

6 жыл бұрын

Wrocław is indeed a beautiful city altough I don't live there. I can recommend going to Zielona Góra, it is as beautiful as Wrocław, even more so and we have great wine here :D

@waltt5134

6 жыл бұрын

Breslau sounds nicer. If you don`t like it, I`m suggesting the name Breslavia. All those cz, sz, rz, cj things in polish unfortunate.

Add Szczecin to your list :)) worth seeing!

Smaller cities/towns - my suggestion: Toruń, Kazimierz nad Wisłą, Sandomierz, Zamość, Rzeszów, Przemyśl, Pszczyna, Cieszyn, Świdnica, Bolesławiec, Jelenia Góra, Kłodzko, Grudziądz, Chełmno. Some "one attraction" destinantions: Łańcut, Krzeszów, Malbork, Ujazd/Krzyżtopór, Lubiąż and many many more.

@jameskilgour387

2 жыл бұрын

Appreciate the list, I'm staying in Toruń and I might check out a few of these as day trips if I can squeeze them in

U forgot about Wieliczka near by the Kraków for those for whom Aushwitz can be to emotional disturbing

You should visit Toruń :)

If you go to Poland next time you should visit Białystok :D very neat, clear, "green" city. Full of trees so poles called that city- "the polish green Langs"

@jameskilgour387

2 жыл бұрын

I'm heading there as a landing point I Lithuania from Warsaw. I'll make the most of it even if it's only for one day

You can visit Lódź, it is a beautiful city.❤❤

@TT-qc2mu

6 жыл бұрын

Danca00 Lodz is great!

Wrocław is pronounced as Vrotzlav, not Vroklaw :) One of the most beautiful cities and personaly my favourite.If someone is looking for great architecture, it is way more interesting than Warsaw! There is also Poznań which is north of Wrocław and is closer on the way from Gdańsk. I love your videos BTW!

@crBudgetWatches

3 жыл бұрын

I was in Wroclaw for a business trip some years ago and I liked it more than Krakow. Very walkable, nice Town Square and university, less touristy . Stayed at the Monopol hotel and took an overnight Polskibus to Prague but felt coming back home when arriving back at Wroclaw.

Poznan it worth a weekend

@PsalmS-vi8zl

6 жыл бұрын

Good to know - my great grandmother came to the US from Poznan and I would like to go visit that area. Is it fairly easy to get around Poznan?

@andrewhemingway337

6 жыл бұрын

Psalm 122:6 S yes bus from the airport to center i think 30 minutes tram and bus run all the time the longest time i spent at a bus stop was 8 minutes. But it runs all over the city. A polish cab driver told me that Poland use public transport all the time so it has to be good. Regular tram and bus stop around 11pm then night bus every hour if i can remember ?

@PsalmS-vi8zl

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you

@juliawiergowska8155

6 жыл бұрын

Yes, particularly in Poznań - it has very good transport

@michap.6737

4 жыл бұрын

yeah... come here and get drunk cheap... most of the foreigners do :/

Gdansk was in the Hanseatic League, wasn't it?

Czechstochowa, Wieliczka, Podlasie and so on. But still an great video. Thx!

Next time don't forget to visit Lodz.

High reccomend Lublin (were i grew up~

What about Lodz? :) It has changed a lot over the last few years and is getting more and more beautiful! :)

@ChillDudelD

6 жыл бұрын

Not yet, but in few years.

Well it depends what you like to see , we are lucky to almost have it all ( including the Palm tree in Warsaw ;P and we had a very flameable rainbow :D ) . If you are into urban tourism and that kind of jazz the old cities mentioned in the video are spot on , If you like midle ages visit Malbork /Toruń/ Gdańsk /Karków those were the ones thriving in that period . If you are nature lover a Białowieża is a Must see , If you are into Industrial architecture the whole silesian region has it ( plus tons of castles ) and I belive that`s the reason why we are getting more and more tourism recently as it`s kind of a chain reaction when some1 fairly excited about a recent visit tells his friends about us ;) Having said that I am really supprised some of the gems are yet to be discovered by You but I blame the infrastructure and remoteness of those places . eg google search Jezioro Białe ;) or Piotrków Trybunalski Turkusowe Jezioro ;) I like lakes sue me :D

Guessing you've been there but if not you should consider visiting/covering some areas of Southeastern Europe, particularly Slovenia (Bled, Kobarid area, Ljubljana, Skocjan), Croatia (coast + Plitvice, maybe Zagreb), Sarajevo and Mostar, Montenegro (e.g. Kotor, Durmitor NP), Albanian Alps. It has some of the best nature in Europe, good food, cheap, and lot of interesting cultural blends with the Italian Austrian and Turkish influences, though their hard-to-pin-down historical/cultural nature does make for more difficult subject matter for 10 things shock/love videos. Think Romania also deserves separate treatment (esp Maramures, Transylvania historic towns, Carpathians).

I'm coming up from Prague and have 5 days. Thinking of splitting my time between Krakow and Warsaw. First time in Poland. Do you think that is a good plan?

If you will be in Lublin, you mast See a Zamość, zwierzyniec, Kazimierz Dolny, Sandomierz.

Walt why don't you visit Japan ? is it expensive country or something?

zakopane is not pronounced zack-oh-pain haha

@Cypekeh

6 жыл бұрын

Tempi Changes zakopane like in japanese but different accentuation (on "ko" syllabe)

@jendorei

6 жыл бұрын

Cypek nope, the stress is on "pa". In Polish it's on the second to last syllable most of the time.

Wroclaw is definitely not in the north.

You should have named the food :)

Great video...! But Wroclaw is spelled "Vrot-suav" (with ts, not k, and u not l in the middle)

Have you been in Chełm?

Malbork is the biggest castle in the World !

@igorbednarski8048

6 жыл бұрын

RAV not even close.

@williamdover2643

5 жыл бұрын

Biggest brick castle.

Walter tell me how much it cost you to fly to Europe with 3,4 people from us let's say California, vegas ,chicago on average ,I'm polish haven't been in europe for 30 years because just airfare cost covers hotel and tickets in Caribbean 4-5k vs just the tickets to europe for the same price with no hotel and food

@przemekgrabowski

6 жыл бұрын

actually his name is Mark. Mark Wolters

Wait, what does this guy do for a living?

1:00 Wrocław is south-west not north

What about Bialystok??

Don’t forget Toruń

You forgot these rules: 1) Don't visit a friend's home and NOT bring flowers for the woman of the household. 2) Don't worry about tipping. It's ok to tip a bit at times, but for the most part, Poles want to keep the idea of raising prices via "tipping culture" to am minimum. 3) Talk in our indoor voice with an indoor voice. American and Germans can talk loudly at times (as I've been educated!) 4) Kiss on BOTH cheeks when meeting friends. Including the men. 5) TAKE YOUR SHOES OFF when visiting a Pole's home (sort of like Japan). Better yet, bring slippers with you EVERYWHERE.

Wroclaw is pronounced like Vrot-swav

Wrocław is actually in the south west of Poland and not on the north

Is Poland safe to visit though?

@woltersworld

6 жыл бұрын

+Corvux IX I didn't have any problems personally Amy time I went. A lot of drunk Brits in Krakow for stag parties bit that was about it :)

@psmith85channel5

6 жыл бұрын

Yes biggest danger is probably foreigners getting drunk on the cheap i.e. it's not dangerous at all; probably one of safer countries in Europe

@Danusiek2409

6 жыл бұрын

Very safe country! ☺️

@Roosyer

6 жыл бұрын

Great to know! Thanks Mark, et al :)

@merlinxpyt

6 жыл бұрын

Rather safe, but must be carefull about white bears on the streets! :D

Crazy to see how they seamlessly switch into NPC mode whenever the Hlcst-hoax is brought up.

Next time, visit Kazimierz Dolny goo.gl/maps/5fqag3xwguHT6uoR8

Btw, your mispronounciations of the cities cracked me up lol

How about renting a car?

Dont do buses trains are much better

No Łódź. Its ugliest biutifil city in Poland. ;D

Gdansk= Danzig Malborg = Marienburg Roclaw = Breslau Large parts of Poland have always been ethnically and historically German and only after WW2 ceded by Stalin to Poland.

@pawelbolek7419

6 жыл бұрын

+Jack O. truth

@szymonzielinski7160

6 жыл бұрын

Large parts of Germany have always been ethnically and historically Slavic: Berlin - Braliń, Berolin Hamburg - Bogbór Monachium - Mnichów Frankfurt nad Menem - Frankobród nad Moganawą Koeln - Kolonia, Kolin Leipzig - Lipsk Dresden - Drezno Zwickau - Ćwikawa, Świków Chemnitz - Kamienica Saska Schwerin - Swarzyn, Zwierzyn Potsdam - Postąpin Rostock - Roztoka Magdeburg - Dziewiń Halle a.d. Saale - Dobrogóra Jena - Jenawa Gera - Gierzawa Erfurt - Jarobród Cottbus - Chociebuż Regensburg - Rzeźno Fuerth - Bród Moguncja - Mogucz Wolfsburg - Wilków Luebeck - Lubeka, Bukowiec. As you can see, the Germans can steal everything. In ethnic cleansing you also have a master level.