One of my favourite European cities. Never encountered any problems during my visits. Well worth a visit.

@frenchfan3368

5 жыл бұрын

I agree. I keep on hearing people say that one should visit Krakow over Warsaw. I totally disagree. Warsaw has so much to see and do and the prices are totally affordable.

@AndrewKNI

5 жыл бұрын

@@frenchfan3368 Agreed. Warsaw is a fabulous city which I hold with great affection. My other weakness is Antibes and Monte Carlo. Beautiful coastal areas especially outside tourist season when it's quieter. Enjoy your day.

@tkg__

5 жыл бұрын

@@AndrewKNI Warsaw is "meh" compared to other cities. I also think Kraków is a bit overrated. Too tourist-ey. Try Poznań, Gdańsk, Wrocław out of the bigger cities or some of the smaller ones in the south. Rzeszów is a fine city by itself but it's a great base for visiting Tarnów, Przemyśl, Sanok, Zamość, Lwów (right behind the Ukrainian border), Solina lake, Bieszczady Mountains and so on.

In every big city in Europe I keep my hand on my wallet in public transport, especially in Paris ;D honestly Poland is very safe comparing to other places in eu

@Ohhiohh

Жыл бұрын

Especially in Romania

@davidbiron4186

11 ай бұрын

hhaah

I have been going to Warsaw about twice a year for almost 20 years. I have never had any issues with crime- at all. It is a big city, so exercise common sense, but it is really pretty safe. It is gray- especially in the winter months. But Warsaw (and Poland in general) is a wonderful place, with terrific people, great things to see in the cities and also the countryside. I love the food and it is friendly.

Hey Mark, remember that in Poland it's "proszę" while "prosím" is for the Czech Republic

@xxxellbrownoxxx

5 жыл бұрын

Mark what are your top 5 favourite places in the world

@jakubmciesluk

5 жыл бұрын

@Jack O. I live in Poland, so I know that for Polish people it isn't the same. They won't understand you or they'll understanding something different

@janniezbedny4348

5 жыл бұрын

@Jack O. it's not the same ...

@ulfricstormcloak9733

5 жыл бұрын

Jack O. Of course they would understand but why say it wrong when you can say it right ;) It is pronounced PROSHE btw.

@AmerZAC

5 жыл бұрын

@@27moniczek81 it's really not. In a right context, any sound Pole will understand "prosim" as "proszę". The only word it could be technically mistaken for is "prosię" (a piglet), but the chance of someone misunderstanding "dwa piwa prosim" ("two beers X") as "two beers piglet" is abysmally low. You would truly have to be an idiot. I am Polish myself, and have used that several times in my life just for fun without any issues.

As a person borned and rised in Warsaw i would add the fact that Warsaw is not as overcrowded and flooded with tourists as for example prague :)

@Filip-uw9jp

5 жыл бұрын

stacuu2222 Oh, i’d say it is, really

@picobello99

5 жыл бұрын

That is absolutely true. I didn't have to wait in line anywhere, which was great :)

@harrietw7571

5 жыл бұрын

😂😂 The tourists will arrive soon enough

@MrMallorcaboy

5 жыл бұрын

thats what i like about warsaw, go out of season and you feel you get the whole place to yourself. except the busy junctions of rondo onz, centrum, rondo dasynskiego. couldnt believe how empty the metro system is.

@ulutiu

5 жыл бұрын

Because there is SO much more to see in Prague than in Warsaw (I've been in former and live in latter so I know). Prague is full of Gothic and baroque architecture since it was one of biggest cities of German Empire.

I went to warsaw with my fiance in November 2018 And we had a great time a beautiful city with loads to do and see and it's a very safe place in my opinion We want to go back and travel around poland Greetings from ireland

I love Warsaw! -From U.S.!

I spent a week in Warsaw this past September. I absolutely loved it. The old town is beautiful. Also, I had great service everywhere we went.

honestly, Poland in general is a great country to visit. If you haven't been to there yet, shut up and go. ❤️ 🇵🇱

@eliastweme6442

5 жыл бұрын

@Tomasz Gryzon why?

@Bards.98

4 жыл бұрын

And to live too? I'm thinking about someday move to Poland

@mmarmrcz6770

4 жыл бұрын

@@Bards.98 Go visit Poland. It's beautiful, but living there? IDK about that, maybe for a few months, tops. Or if you had a job based out of the States, where you get paid in US dollars. Otherwise, too expensive on Polish salary. That's why you see tons of tourists, especially English speaking. The British pound and the US dollar are strong currencies and you get to buy a lot, so it seems cheap to us tourists. You don't see many cars on the roads or highways as other countries. One US gallon of gas (3.78 liters) is about $6.50-$7 a gallon, equivalent. On weekends, it's pretty quiet, even in major cities on the roads as people walk and bike a lot. Public transit is cheaper than owning a vehicle. In Warsaw, there's practically no free parking, like most Polish cities, everywhere you go you must pay parking and parking is limited. If you ever go and fly into Warsaw Chopin Airport. There's no parking permitted anywhere outside, only for taxis. You have to go across the street to the parking garage. It's so tight in there, good luck squeezing a vehicle (rental car) out of there. PITA! But it is a beautiful country to visit. People are very friendly and food is delicious (cheap).

@Bards.98

4 жыл бұрын

@@mmarmrcz6770 Yeah but do you really need to have a car in there? I know their currency isn't much valuable in other countrys like the Pounds, Euros and Dollars but I want to live there not work there to send money to my family or something like that which is usually what migrants do

I would not agree with one of your points. There is no problem with pickpockets in Warsaw, and it is safer around the train station than in most Westen European cities... I would never think twice about letting my camera lie on an outdoor cafe table in Warsaw, but I would probably not do that in a big Italian city

@rtservice6858

3 жыл бұрын

of course there are pickpockets there...the worst in Poland...

Just back from 9 days in Warsaw - Out til gone 11pm at night, NOT 1 problem, in the pubs and restaurants staff were great, friendly, eager to help. Walking around all over, felt Safe

When you are at the bus/train station areas, there may be some beggers asking for change/cigarets, but they are not dangerous and saying it's not safe or there are pickpockets in the public transport... I wouldn't agree. I haven't heard about someone, who lost his money, unless it was a night bus, the person was totally drunk and even then I know maybe 1-2 cases (maybe it wasn't even "pickpocketing", but simply the wallet has been dropped by the drunk owner).

@sebon11

4 жыл бұрын

True!

@randriu1221

4 жыл бұрын

Totally true

@pipedream690

3 жыл бұрын

Completely agree, no worse than London if not less threatening.

Warsaw is a beautiful city. I wish people would appreciate the people and culture more. It’s an underrated city.

Thanks Mark! I am heading to Warsaw shortly for a few days, I always check your videos before I visit a new place. Keep up the good work buddy

A great city with a very pleasant, polite and generous people. Hope to visit there soon again.

we appreciate when turists take time to learn a few polish words because we know it`s a difficult language

@gambinogambinos2439

5 жыл бұрын

Some tourists dont need to learn polish, because some tourists come from the slavic lands.

@anneirving

5 жыл бұрын

@@gambinogambinos2439 You don`t "need to" it`s just nice if you do. And as far as I know no slavic land uses polish words. In whole Europe you will not find a country that uses/understands the word "dziękuję". I always try to use/learn few words in the language of the country I visit ( even the slavic ones ;))

@gambinogambinos2439

5 жыл бұрын

@@anneirving I agree with you, we have so many different words, but we also have so many same or similar words. But also so many words have same old-slavic roots. BTW we Balkan slavic people are less slavic origin than polish people. Polish people have similar dnk halpgroups with Russians, Ukrainians, Belaruss, Slovakians, Czech etc. We Serbs and Croats are mix of balkan natives ethnic groups and slavic forefathers who came here in 7th century.

@anneirving

5 жыл бұрын

@@gambinogambinos2439 Yeah, but they sound the same but do not mean the same. I made that mistake in Serbia ( my bad) I didn`t check and was shocked when a cashier said "хвала" (hvala) after I paid for my shopping ( and we do have word that sounds the same in polish but it means praise or glory not "thank you"). And I`m sure I looked like an idiot when I looked at her thinking " what is she praising me for". I got my lesson and i look up most used words even in countries that should have similar language :)

@gambinogambinos2439

5 жыл бұрын

@@anneirving Yes, but serbian and croatian language are totally same, with little number of different words, basicly we are language base for some new nations here, and their new fake languages like bosnian and montenegrian language. Bosnia is fake nation, like Yugoslovenians or Soviets, but EU still support that creation against serbian and croatian will for freedom. Montenegrians are serbian geographical identity who became national identity. Macedonians are mix of Serbian and Bulgarians. Хвала (hvala) is serbo-croatian word (maybe greek word), but we pushed the old-slavic word благодарим (blagodarim), but some slavic people here still use that word. Its so funny when some slavic words exist in different slavic language but have totally different meaning, like that hvala (glory). :) I didn't visit Poland yet, but i was there in Prague, Bratislava and Moscow. My plan is route like Krakow, Warsaw, Gdansk + Kaliningrad.

Very helpful. Really thank you

I understand thinking the city is spread out dealing with kids but to me everything was quite compact and walkable. I stayed at the Marriott near central station. To the west, the Uprising Museum was a 30 minute walk. To the east, the river was 30 minutes. To the north, Old Town was less than 30 minutes. To the south, Belvedere Palace was, yup, 30 minutes. And of course all the museums, parks, squares, markets, restos, etc. were within that radius with the single exception being Wilanow Palace. Just don't base in Old Town and Warsaw is super easy to walk. 👍 And yes, Stalin's "gift" to Warsaw is drab by day but really quite beautiful at night.

@cokurde

5 жыл бұрын

palace is from hard times but it really cool. and big respect for "30 minute walk". u feel it!

@MrMallorcaboy

5 жыл бұрын

i first went to warsaw october 2017, went out early the next morning, it was cold, dull and grey and the sight of stalins gift was a real surprise, it stood out, looking over the whole city. went back last summer, it was busier, more people around, bars open etc, i didnt get to see much of the south, or the praga district, but seen plenty of powisle, old town, vistula and central areas. the city is quite compact but its good to use the transport system, trams, buses and metro are quite cheap.

Poland is on my bucket list mainly because of all the fabulous Poles I met in the States. Ever been to a Polish wedding? Awesome.

@gratitude5740

5 жыл бұрын

John Young Polish weddings IN POLAND ARE THE BEST!

Great to see foreigner's perspective on my home city :) Just two things I might want to add. First is, if you love parks, there a quite a lot of them in Warsaw and a lot of trees in general. Second is I want to emphesize that Warsaw is perceived by many as a safe place because it really is. Crime statistics show it as one of the safest cities in Europe.

The Riverside is amazing, the night market in the Summer, and many outdoor food markets - with best food and places to hangout :-)

Hi guys i living in Polish and love when tourist tell something good for this country

HELLO PROFESSOR, GREAT TO HEAR FROM YOU

Can't wait for season 2.

It's time to visit Wroclaw:)

Loved the way he looked over his shoulder when talking about "occasional pickpockets"

I would also recommend seeing beautiful Lazienki Park with RoyalPalace and Chopin's sculpture. During the warmer months of the year there are free outdoor concerts of Chopin's musinc in front of his monument. Also visiting another beautiful Royal Palace and gardens in Willanow is well worth it - you can take a city bus to go there.

Its a beautiful place to visit 😃

Don't forget to visit Warsaw when they have Inernational Chopin Piano Concerts Competitions. Heavenly expierience.

I'm so glad you made a video about Warsaw!!

Brilliant Video and definitely sentiments that I agree with. Thanks to your videos about Warsaw I visited it last month and had a brilliant time, so thanks for a brilliant holiday Mark!

I was planning of visiting Warsaw! You're such an inspiration for my channel. Keep it up Mark 😀

@_o.roxanna._x7299

4 жыл бұрын

No offence to Mark but he was lying on some of those 'facts' that he was talking about customer Service is amazing most of the Time, the building are nice vibrant colored and if you went to smaller places like Radom or even a Little Village you would feel very welcome and coftorable TOP TIP: most of the Time its hot

Thank you so much for doing this, I'll be in Poland next week so this video is perfect timing

I'm going to Poland soon

I will be 9 days in may in warsaw. The things he discribed as eventually issue you have in each big city. So no big deal. I am looking forward to my stay.

I'm waiting for the video about Łódź! :3

6:46 we name those peoples "kanary"

@HypercopeEmia

3 жыл бұрын

yeah i once seen two foreigners whod idn't even speak polish get encountered by one who checked thier ticket and since noone told them to do it they didn't do it like he didn;t even speak english he shouted at the :"The ticket jest nie skasowany!!!!!"

Mark, thanks for the info! I am planning a three month work/travel trip and I’m looking at staying in Poland. What would you recommend for best cities in Poland? I’m planning to take a few side trips around the country, but what’s a good base?

I have never seen an excess of beggars in the Centrum station or the train station. It’s common sense to be careful late at night or early in the morning. I live in Philly, and compared to here, it’s much safer in Warsaw at any time.

Came to Warsaw in may of 23 to meet my fiance. My first time international and I loved Poland. I think customs differ which make people post negative comments. Was out until midnight and walked back to the hotel about 15 minute walk. Felt very safe. Also very affordable on the American dollar. Only negative is it seems like a limited amount to do unless you are into museums and parks. But Poland will always hold a part of my heart forever.

The rebuild story was an incredible feat! The entire country came together to rebuild their Capital! There was no Marshall Plan for the abandoned Ally, and Yes Poland is the most loyal Ally!

Small correction: in Poland you say “proszę” not “prosim”

@lordwiadro83

5 жыл бұрын

I saw a video by this guy years ago and he made the same prosze/prosim mistake back then. Looks like he never corrects ;)

@josephzimmermann594

5 жыл бұрын

Prosim is actually czech ;)

@alh6255

2 жыл бұрын

@@lordwiadro83 Also, he says some stupidities about Warsaw (not good prepared for this film) . E.g. bullshit about pickpockets in public transport or some "regular" situations at tram stops. At the same time he did not mention the remarkable Warsaw parks - which distinguish the city not only in Europe...

If you want to visit warsaw I really recommend you to do it by foot. You'll see much more between the toursutic points plus the city is very good for walking in my opinion and the distances not that big.

Sure, they understand prosim, but you were talking about the curtesy of learning some plosh words. Prosim is not. I'm just half polish, born is Warsaw, and thank you for saying so many lovable things about the rebuilt city (the only one that suffered that much). Viisit Wilanów too, while there....

I find Warsaw quite alive and vibrant actually, and yes very affordable!

Varsovie est une ville géniale; à court terme, va devenir une des villes les plus populaires d'Europe. Plus on y va, plus on aime. la ville qui a le plus évolué et changé depuis 10-15 ans, et cela va encore continuer plusieurs années. Varso : VIE !!!

Warsaw : the most underrated City...and in the same time, the most fascinating City !Well, just be aware that it will not stay a long time an underrated City, and profit to visit it now, when there isn't still a lot of tourists....

Warsaw was such a great city

@ameer-sl3xy

10 ай бұрын

what happened?

Great timing Mark! I’ll be in Warsaw in early March for a conference, can’t wait to explore it and Krakow!

The thing is there is so much more in warsaw that you don't see bc you end up going to all the mainstream sites but there is so much more

One thing that will annoy you in Warsaw is how every few blocks you need to cross an enormous four- or six-lane highway. Crossing the road in Warsaw is a lot like playing chess. The buses are the rooks, generally going along the nearside; the trams are the bishops, squeezing through the gaps in the middle; the knights are the cars that every now & then stop traffic because they need to turn right; & you're the king, because the objective is to keep you alive.

1 Sorry, but I don‘t agree that Warsaw has some particularly big safety issues. I lived there for 35 years and was never robbed. In London I lost my camera on day one. So I guess in every big city one have to watch out. 2 Show me a city that doesn’t look grey in winter.

safety issues?? Poland was voted one of the safest country in the World, lol.

@sebon11

4 жыл бұрын

Nevermind, you have to keep eye on that anyway

I have a question for wolter. Me and some of my family are thinking about going to Warsaw. We have been to Amsterdam, Berlin and Paris and liked the general theme of them. Therefore, do you think Warsaw would be a fit for my family?

I'm thinking about visiting Krakow soon. How much does the average bus/ tram/ train ticket cost? Love your videos!

@simwet

4 жыл бұрын

See in google: MPK krakow cennik biletow jedno i wieloprzejazdowych. Normal (no discount) for 50 min is 4,50 zł (1 euro)

I still have a place in my heart for Warsaw. My first trip i took by myself. Then i had to visit Poznan Krakow and Wroclaw.

Warsaw has TK Max.... not a big deal, unless you are an American living in Europe and missing your favorite store TJ Maxx... it was a pleasant site to see!

Aww, Warsaw!My city! 🇵🇱❤ Fantastic video, i love this channel.

@Bards.98

4 жыл бұрын

Hey! What is like to live in Warsaw?

Definitely go to a Milk Bar if you are in Warsaw, it's a very unique experience.

The old town is looking almost the same as it used to before WW2. Workers were based on documents, paintings and the same technology and materials . The most difficult thing was reconstruction of the royal castle which was completely devastated.

I’m going there tomorrow 😃😃 Been to Krakow before but never Warsaw. Can’t wait to stuff my face with pierogi! Especially ruski:) And zurek ofc.

Very nice summary. You mentioned that we like to hear a few words in polish from tourist. It's true, but I would put it more general: we like to see any sincere sign of respect or appreciation (and learning 2 or 3 words in our language is an example of such kind effort). If You would like to shine, learn one or two things about our golden age in history: something about being a fighting nation (key word: winged hussar, the best cavalry that ever existed), once a local great power, with a spec of romantic/heroic moments. It's maybe cheap, but we like to hear such words of recognition, maybe because we are still having some complexes.

@lkrnpk

5 жыл бұрын

I know about Emilia Plater, but then again I'm Latvian from an area which was once ruled by Poles (and where she lived for some time)

Yes absolutely a of the language is always appropriated I know a little polish and German

Not prosim but better you van say is proszę /proshe

I thought my vidoe was frozen at 4:43

I just moved here to Warsaw from California and I’ve not seen any crimes or heard of any. It’s very safe. I walk around late at night drunk looking for late nite food spots everybody is friendly. I will say the service norm is no smiling lol. They’re just at work, who likes that??

Warsaw is extremely safe city, I can go at night everywhere and not even be scared about someone stealing my stuff, it’s really nice city to visit I live there

I'm going to Warsaw to my grandmother in winter holidays. I can not wait for it.

Hey! I just started watching your videos and I love them!. It might be in a different video but I’m curious how you afford to constantly travel? I’d love to travel that much. :)

You should visit Trójmiasto. It's 3 cities: Gdynia, Gdańsk and Sopot and the cool thing is how different they are being so close and working together :)

As a Polish American kid in the states we can't really walk out when its dark or really much further around. In Poland though, our parents just let us go lol.

@gratitude5740

5 жыл бұрын

creative croissant my son was born in Canada but summers he spent with aunts and uncles, cousins and grandparents in Lublin and Kielce. He loves there more than here . His first love , his first beer, his all first as there is more space to roam . He got the best of the two worlds .

Great video of a great city, greetings from Chicago to where I love to hang out on Milwaukee Ave and do the excellent buffet at Czerwone Jabluszko though I'm bummed out they just call themselves Red Apple nowadays. And hear a lot of Polish spoken and written. Dzien Dobry!

Love the city

It's not safe here? I live here and I don't remember anyone tellong me three been mugged etc

Hey, nice videos. I live in Warsaw for 38 years and I have never been pick-pocketed and never heard of from my friends. But the caustion videos in public transport are telling about it all the time to be aware of it. Check also the list of top pick pocketing cities in the world. And here the top 10: Barcelona, Spain. Pickpocketing in Barcelona is almost a generally practiced and accepted sport. ... Rome, Italy. ... Prague, Czech Republic. ... Madrid, Spain. ... Paris, France. ... Florence, Italy. ... Buenos Aires, Argentina. ... Amsterdam, Netherlands.

@Bards.98

4 жыл бұрын

Hey! Is Warsaw a cheap place to live? Not in the city center of course

@krzysztofs551

4 жыл бұрын

@@Bards.98 It depends on what country you come from. If from Germany then it is almost free. If from Ukraine you have to work for half a year. The rental of a flat starts from about 250Eur per month in a bad place and a normal good quality flat is about 450eur. If it comes to prices there are good websites with price comparisons from all around the world.

@Bards.98

4 жыл бұрын

@@krzysztofs551 Thx for the tips!

@alh6255

2 жыл бұрын

@@krzysztofs551 Now a lot has changed, the city has become much more expensive

No the stations for buses, trams are great. And what the hell about the pickpockets...

@alh6255

2 жыл бұрын

This video is kind of telling false stereotypes by a lazy cabotin pretending to be an expert

A) Warsaw is one of the safest cities on earth. It’s not 1994 Poland. B) Warsaw has changed by leaps and bounds in almost every conceivable category in the four years since I’ve been here…particularly in the service area. There are lots of smiles now.

Hi, could you tell me what’s the name of the painting at 4:38 ? Btw great video as always! Cheers

@bziunda

5 жыл бұрын

Józef Brandt, "Czarniecki pod Koldyngą",

@MsMsMinnie

5 жыл бұрын

looks like The Great Wave off Kanagawa by Hokusai

@naturalbornhuman3450

5 жыл бұрын

@@MsMsMinnie thank you so much! I've been looking for this painting for past 2 years and accidentaly found it here :)

@MsMsMinnie

5 жыл бұрын

Glad I could help :)

Can i meet u somewhere in warsaw between friday and sunday? Would be cool to talk with ya

My favourite city in Poland is definitely Lublin. It has wonderful climate.

3:27 starts the love

Absolutely true review. We also became a victim of pick pockets and taxi scam :-/

Yes, service is not the best but the reason for that is very simple. Pay is ridiculously low, they have to deal with rude customers (it is not uncommon for polish customers to skip on "good day" "thank you" and "please" or complain about prices) and there's often not enough employees so they have to work extra hard to get things done smoothly. We're not grumpy cause we don't like people, but because of our working conditions. I'm speaking from my own experience.

I was in Warsaw during the holidays in May. It was amazing! The main road in the centre was free of traffic and there were shows in the multi media fountain park every evening and a lot of other street performers everywhere. People were out untill late, even with children. The vibe was just so good. I didn't see any drunk people and felt very safe all the time. I really recommend going to Warsaw in the first week of May. One of my favourite city trips so far :)

@picobello99

5 жыл бұрын

Btw: I went to the National Museum and the entrance only costed 1 zloty. Yes, 1 zloty (about 24 eurocents). I thought I misheared the cashier, but it was really true :)

@MrMallorcaboy

5 жыл бұрын

warsaw did have a problem with a drunk last july. me.

which one better warsaw or krakow, I love to visit poland someday

@Krzysiex7pl

5 жыл бұрын

The main difference is that Cracow was not destroyed during WW2 and western side of Warsaw was destroyed in 90%. This means, that in Cracow you will find more old buildings and the architecture is more mixed, while in Warsaw you can see the virtual borders between places rebuit in the old shape, and places completely modernized and changed during communist era. Because of that in Cracow you will also see much more traces of Jewish culture, which in Warsaw were completely erased by nazis. But you can also see both cities, because train from one city to the other goes every 2 or 3 hours and the run lasts only 2,5h.

@sweetberries683

5 жыл бұрын

@@Krzysiex7pl @ thank you so much for info, I really want to visit poland soon, I watch lot of poland movies with english sub title & video on youtube about poland old building with amazing architecture, thank you and have a nice day cheers....

@rtservice6858

3 жыл бұрын

of course Krakow...just like when you compare Pontiac to a Rolls Royce....

@sweetberries683

3 жыл бұрын

@@rtservice6858 @ thank you for info

The older people some can be snappy

Hey guys! Have you ever considered doing a live stream Q&A? I'm in Portugal now, headed to Spain in two weeks and would love to drill your expert travel minds!

Love the channel! Any tips regarding the Christmas markets in Poland? I saw the Germany video, but I'm not sure how much of that advice applies to Poland.

@Slashplite

5 жыл бұрын

The most famous one is in Wroclaw I think

@minimim89

5 жыл бұрын

Christmas markets are a fairly new thing in Poland. Better go ice skating ;)

To just clarify pickpocketing begging are not done by Polish people. They are mostly Roma people from Rumania ,Hungary and other foreigners. They are many wonderful Roma artist performing on the streets in the Polish cities.You will enjoy great musicians .

Does the Madame Curie museum still exist? (I was in Warsaw 30 years ago).

I allways appreaciate when you talk about my country. I hope You have a good stay.

I am really suprised honestly, i personally never felt unsafe on train stations(propably because im local) nor i get pickpoceted. My only expirience with drunk people on public transport was in night train from Katowice to Szczecin, when some guys get on somewhere in the middle of the track, but they were super friendly and i spend rest of night playng cards with them

U see you have polish face in Warsaw :)

@Wolters World I'm surprised you didn't mention the Chopin Monument at Łazienki Park or the Palace at Wilanów. Being from California, I felt safe in Warsaw 99% of the time. The only times this changed was the night of November 11th (look up Polish Independence Day riots) and when I encountered angry, drunk football hooligans. Both of those seemed to attract people who didn't like obvious foreigners. Warsaw is like any other large city, just pay attention to your surroundings and you'll be ok.

Hearing non-polish people pronounce polish names is hilarious.

@_o.roxanna._x7299

4 жыл бұрын

Thats Just kinda mean no offence

@_o.roxanna._x7299

4 жыл бұрын

Oh Wait sos i read ur comment wrong

Highlight of Warsaw it’s very safe for women ❤️

Warsaw, is the safest city in Europe!

your information are very very useful . love from INDIA 💐💐

The part where you talk about the food seems to be missing. Whenever you do a video about such topics you get rather enthusiastic about describing the food there and how it’s SOOOO good!

Excellent Mark - even with a phone ! :-)