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I am a resident of Krakow and a native Cracovian woman. Thank you very much for promoting my city. I do not speak English, I am using translator google. I am sorry for errors;) Regards :) :)
I discovered your channel because of your Poland videos, so it's a bit sad to know you're leaving soon, but I look forward to watching your next videos from wherever life may take you.
Hey Stacey and Daneger. Just wanted to say a big thanks not just for this vid but all your material. Meredith and I are midway through a 6 week trip including the beautiful Krakow and your blogs have really helped. Cheers & safe travels. Gerard from across the “ditch”
I really enjoyed your videos. Too bad you're leaving. So proud you had a good time and spent a tiny part of your lives in my country and home city. Really hoping to see you's here again, to welcome you's back cause there's so much more to see and experience in Poland. This has been super entertaining to me b/c you've come all the way from New Zealand which is so nice and super cute considering the fact how far away it is from Kraków (crah-coof). God speed and come back soon😊☺
Poland is a cheap place for tourists but for Poles, not so much. If you earn 2000 zł per month 12zł for coffee is a lot. I just hate it so much that when I travel, I'm just screw as a tourist in most countrys, paying 4 times the price of everything 🙃
That's definitely rough, makes traveling more difficult. That's why you need to be earning USD online, the power of currency and arbitrage of money will change your life. Not trying to make this a sale pitch, but this is literally everything you'll need to get started: danegerandstacey.com/travel-full-time/
lauralanthalasa7 I wanted to write exactly same thing about coffee in Poland. That’s frustrating me a lot! Recently I lived in Berlin for 2 weeks - and people who lives there and earns €10 minimum wage / hour pays €3 for good coffee and in Poland coffee means exactly one hour of your work (minimum wage)
Great job! The dining-out comparison gets additional bias from the fact that the Polish eating-out (and more broadly going out) culture is still only budding. Before 1989, restaurants were scarce and available virtually only for those affiliated with the government (barring some super low-price and even lower quality diners targeting uni students). Then came the 90s, when any money that came was rapidly reinvested and only the wealthiest could afford nice places (still mostly as a status symbol, not really something done on a regular basis). A big spring-up came in early 2000s, but that got hit heavily by the 2008 crisis. This means that most places open now are 10 years old tops, with a lot of them opening up right before the 2012 UEFA soccer cup. It is only the last few years that got the ecomony of scale working and brought down costs to levels acceptable for most people. I can't wait to see how the food culture will evolve in ten or so years!
Pretty crazy isn't it. We've been really patchy with our planning lately, booking some accom months in advance to have an 'anchor' so to speak and working everythign around that last minute and it keeps costs down :)
Moved to cracow form London two months ago. Very Satisfied. My company ve opened a branch in here. Save place, no terrorism all people very kind to me. High quality of accommodation for very good price. 4 a flat like this i would have to pay litteraly 4X more in London. In poland everything is quite new cose EU is helping them a lot now. Three are around 700 corporations here including state street IBM google occado AON and many more. City is quite clean and food is tasty. Very happy
I’ve just spent a week a week in krakow. Costs vary hugely, you can get 3 bottles of lager in a shop for 6zł for the lot (1.3€) or you can go to a tourist location and pay 13zł for 1 beer (3€). The same applies to hotels. There are hotels charging 400€ a night and there are hotels charging 20€ a night. Same with restaurants, bars etc.. Museums are open 6 days a week, usually closed either on Monday. One day a week is free, usually the day before the museum is shut, so normally they are free on sundays. There are lots of museums in krakow, the national museum alone consists of 10 separate buildings! If you want to buy a property there, you can get a newly built 2 bed apartment for about €60k within 30 mins walking distance of old town.
I am a half Polish American.....I love Krakow. You mentioned Romania, I have been 3 times. Something about that country I absolutely adore. You have to stay in Timisoara and Brasov...fantastic.
I also was in Chang mai, but I prefer Poland because I like winter and colors outum, spring and summer, its like living in 4 difrend worlds I jist lov it:) and ofcourse if something happen bad U are in middle of Europe and U get proffesional help.
Oh we like both places for different reasons - neither of them is for the cold haha! Also, we've been to the hospital multiple times in CM and the facilities and experience was better than anywhere we've ever been, and cheap
Guys I'm gonna miss your vlogs from Poland! Can't wait to see where you're heading now :) You seem to be such a cool people and I feel like we'd get along really quickly ;) BTW I love that soundtrack main theme at the end of each video, sooo chillin!
Ok, apart of the great content you guys are producing and the valuable "feedback" can you tell me what kind of camera you are using? The moment with the butterfly was amazing catch. Awesome video. Detailed information - accurate as well. Good job guys - Enjoy your next country!
You guys are starting to get some awesome numbers on the tube'! RUclips will soon be paying for all the trips around the world!! Well deserved guys you should start doing some raw vlogs and live stuff also that would be cool
Thanks Michael, appreciate that! Doubtful the numbers will continue, we've picked up lots of local support in Poland that will probably drop off - thats the way it goes on the Tube sadly. Onwards and upwards tho
Thank you Kuya for the info . a busy blogging&vlogging ahead is on plan for us to discover from your blog/vlog 😊 keep that energy of good vibes po 👏👌👍👍👍
My wife and I just came from Poland for a holiday back to Australia we loved it. Maybe we could try and live abroad for a lifestyle change. If we still got a stream of income from Australia Poland would be a pretty cheap place to live.
Very cool place huh!? Thats the answer for sure, earn your income in AUD or USD and you can live most places. We've already shared everything we know about how to earn online and travel if you're interested: danegerandstacey.com/travel-full-time/
Cool vid, i love statistics and it's interesting from ur point of view. Do u envisage to make also the statistics of your viewers ??? :D and ur youtube account? Where will you go next? Good continue of ur trip!
Europe is not expensive. I'm an American and I lived and traveled Europe for 3 years and I found most of Europe to be cheaper than most of the US. To be fair I was there during the Great Recession 2009-2012 and I typically avoided staying in expensive areas, London, Paris, Berlin, Rome...... I really enjoyed the rural areas and areas a little less traveled. If I wanted to visit a major city I would typically stay outside the city and commute in. In Spain I stayed in Cambrils Spain and commuted into Barcelona. Southern Portugal was awesome, cheap, and relaxing. I spent a week in Porec Croatia instead of Split or Dubrovnik. When I went to Prague I stayed in an elegant historic hotel in the city center and it was still less than a 3 star hotel would charge just off the interstate in the US. I stayed in off the beaten path places like Xanten, Germany and saw the Roman Archeological park. I loved the small towns and villages in Germany. The Gastehauses were always great, affordable and usually offered meals. For most Americans the most expensive thing about traveling Europe is getting there.
It's crazy to see how the prices shifted over just 4 years. I checked Air B'nB in Cracow today and coudn't find anything below 1200 while most was around 1400-1800 euros.
@@DanegerAndStacey You have to mind that now we do not have any covid restrictions so people getting back to cites + 5mln refugees arrived to Poland over the last few months. Also the inflation is pretty rough at the moment. You were lucky to come in right times :) Also, love your videos!
Thanks for sharing, I was expecting the cost to be much more...so that's great to know. it wasn't that expensive...I am considering getting a travel insurance, so I will check the link...
I was in Krakow for 7 days in 3 starts hotel directly under Wawel castle and it wasn't expensive even for Czech. Beer in hotel restaurant was little more expensive than I am used to, but as I said, it was directly under Wawel so it was still ok. In Prague near to Prague castle you pay even 2 euros for stupid bottle of water. :-D But it looks like north of poland near to sea is very expensive, we wanted to Gdańsk, but prices of hotels look very bad there, maybe some apartment of airbnb would be better choice there.
@@Pidalin I'm a teacher in Poland (12 years of working in a primary school so I'm not new to the job) . My sallary is just over 2400 zlotys. That is about 530 euro a month. Kraków is expensive for Poles.
@@annmal5289 That's same here, teachers should have much higher salary. My sister was studying university for teachers and she said she have to work 17 years or something like that to get same salary as I have as CNC operator in factory. :-) They are doing something with that in last few years, but changes are slow and this corona shit doesn't helping much. I remember from my tehcnical high school teacher who was teaching heating systems ended when we graduated and started normaly work in his specialisation because he could earn much more money than as teacher.
@@Pidalin @Ondřej Matějka true! I have a private business as well so I'm not that bad off. But teaching in Poland is like working in the stone age. Or more like a hobby if you are well situated.
Hiya, it is cheap for tourists but not for locals. I can tell you that from my point of view. I'm leaving in 🇬🇧 but when I'm at my parents home I can see how difficult is for them to live over there. Greetings
I don't think you mentioned phone plans - if you come from an EU country, you can use yours (roaming policies are great) BUT if you're not or just want a better deal it will be a lot cheaper to just buy a local pre-paid. If you find the right offer, 50 zlotys gets you 50 zlotys in credit (~0.2 zl/ minute local calls, ~0.15 / sms, 20 zl / 10 GB data) AND you get 50 GB extra data. I usually end up spending ~25 zl per month, and that includes a lot of netflix and youtube without using wifi. You get LTE in most places (and 3G im some places outside cities if service is really bad), so speed isn't an issue.
We were actually still using our sims from London from the month prior, 3g was iffy but decent. Tried 3 different Polish phone companies and no one could speak english to help us buy a local sim, we get them in every country but Poland is THE ONLY one we've ever struggled with. Strange.
Daneger and Stacey This seems strange but entirely possible, I guess it depends heavily on the city and neighbourhood where you try. Must have been bad luck - more touristy spots usually have at least one person able to speak English decently!
I dont mean to offend you but as an indian i can tell that these European countries has a huge gdp per capita but the problem is that cost of living is so huge that even people there cant afford it. I heard in some European countries movie tickets cost like 10-12$ which is like crazy
1366 USD, now take a salary of a guy like me. I work in IT, got masters degree and over 5 years of experience and i earn 779 USD a month after taxes. I also live in Krakow and I know we got high air pollution and I know that you should not live here at all because of that. Not only because salaries are shit but because it is not good for your health. Come to Krakow in winter.
Hope you enjoy the whole trip, but did you visit clubs on Kraków square at night? If not you have to back and try it and the rest of our things you didnt try :D
Daneger and Stacey haha no your are not :D there is many clubs where you can sit and chill with some beer. CK browar is like that u can buy 1 meter beer tube, and its cheap. :) Also old city in night looks so cool!
It should be mentioned that average monthly salary in Poland shall be 4271,51 zł = 1148 $ = 982 €. Minimal salary is little less than half of that amount (2100 zł).
pawelpap9 ikr, I hate how a lot of people use minimum salary to compare everything. My summer job at McDonald's payed around 1850zł net. And with the current low unemployment rate, with the right education, you can find a very well paying job.
We travel for a year at a time, this isn't a holiday for us it's just our lives. So we don't really miss home that much, we're used to adapting and being present where ever we are :)
$325 for one months groceries? You must have been buying the most top shelf products. That's over 1200pln. I get weekly groceries in the store for two people for approx 120 pln. You're definitely overpaying.
Shopping at more expensive place no doubt, but its the variety of food and volume of it that got the costs up. Lots of protein sources and eating 5x a day will do it.
Glad that you are having great time in Poland. You choose a right moment - summer. Do not try to spend a winter here , its awfull.No sun light , endless rain ,snow , short and grey days and polluted air its the reality.Krakow is one of the most air polluted cities in Poland .
Not really. Maybe for ppl from Australia or NZ but for Europeans it's just average. 20 years ago winters were really cold sometimes, but now there is no snow for years and winters looks closer to GB than to Russia ;).
Cost of living in Warsaw is easily 2 times anywhere else in Poland. It's not really a wallet-friendly city. I should know I've been living here for almost 40 years.
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I am a resident of Krakow and a native Cracovian woman. Thank you very much for promoting my city. I do not speak English, I am using translator google. I am sorry for errors;) Regards :) :)
Bardzo dziękuję za oglądanie, mam nadzieję, że podobały Ci się nasze filmy. Używamy również Google Trasnlate haha :)
Translate Trasnlate ?
Jestes pinkna?
Very beutiful city, greetings from sweden,
Nie żle sobie poradziłaś ! Jak ty to wszystko zrozumiłaś Po Angielsku?
Hi Daneger and Stacey! I just want to let you know that I'm from Poland and I love your materials. They help me improve me English.
Oh that's amazing - happy to hear that!
Really enjoyed your Polska vids! All the best!
Thanks so much!
Zandii :D when the next video ?
You must see my home town WROCŁAW. I'm not kidding this place is amazing. Great videos, love from me!
I discovered your channel because of your Poland videos, so it's a bit sad to know you're leaving soon, but I look forward to watching your next videos from wherever life may take you.
Glad you found us, hope we've done Poland proud :) Thanks for the support!
Hey Stacey and Daneger. Just wanted to say a big thanks not just for this vid but all your material. Meredith and I are midway through a 6 week trip including the beautiful Krakow and your blogs have really helped. Cheers & safe travels. Gerard from across the “ditch”
Hey Gerard and Meredith - happy to hear you guys are on a big trip, thats amazing. Glad our vids have been helpful along the way... enjoy!
That is an amazing apartment! Thank you for sharing your costs for living in Krakow Poland!
No worries - thanks!
I really enjoyed your videos. Too bad you're leaving. So proud you had a good time and spent a tiny part of your lives in my country and home city. Really hoping to see you's here again, to welcome you's back cause there's so much more to see and experience in Poland. This has been super entertaining to me b/c you've come all the way from New Zealand which is so nice and super cute considering the fact how far away it is from Kraków (crah-coof). God speed and come back soon😊☺
Can't stay forever in Poland sadly! Such an epic month+, we'll be back at some stage for sure.
Beautiful , greetings from Hungary poland brothers .!!
Poland is a cheap place for tourists but for Poles, not so much. If you earn 2000 zł per month 12zł for coffee is a lot. I just hate it so much that when I travel, I'm just screw as a tourist in most countrys, paying 4 times the price of everything 🙃
That's definitely rough, makes traveling more difficult. That's why you need to be earning USD online, the power of currency and arbitrage of money will change your life. Not trying to make this a sale pitch, but this is literally everything you'll need to get started: danegerandstacey.com/travel-full-time/
Daneger and Stacey That was exactly my point, your book being 25$ is just too much for me so thank you but I will pass.
lauralanthalasa7 I wanted to write exactly same thing about coffee in Poland. That’s frustrating me a lot! Recently I lived in Berlin for 2 weeks - and people who lives there and earns €10 minimum wage / hour pays €3 for good coffee and in Poland coffee means exactly one hour of your work (minimum wage)
thats why Im in other country
ark jedrzejewsky sad but true.
Great job! The dining-out comparison gets additional bias from the fact that the Polish eating-out (and more broadly going out) culture is still only budding. Before 1989, restaurants were scarce and available virtually only for those affiliated with the government (barring some super low-price and even lower quality diners targeting uni students). Then came the 90s, when any money that came was rapidly reinvested and only the wealthiest could afford nice places (still mostly as a status symbol, not really something done on a regular basis). A big spring-up came in early 2000s, but that got hit heavily by the 2008 crisis. This means that most places open now are 10 years old tops, with a lot of them opening up right before the 2012 UEFA soccer cup. It is only the last few years that got the ecomony of scale working and brought down costs to levels acceptable for most people. I can't wait to see how the food culture will evolve in ten or so years!
Thanks for sharing and it's really useful for us, cheers guys!! 🤑👍🏻
Glad it was helpful!
It’s actually enlightening how you managed to curb the costs by planning early.
Pretty crazy isn't it. We've been really patchy with our planning lately, booking some accom months in advance to have an 'anchor' so to speak and working everythign around that last minute and it keeps costs down :)
Moved to cracow form London two months ago. Very Satisfied. My company ve opened a branch in here. Save place, no terrorism all people very kind to me. High quality of accommodation for very good price. 4 a flat like this i would have to pay litteraly 4X more in London. In poland everything is quite new cose EU is helping them a lot now. Three are around 700 corporations here including state street IBM google occado AON and many more. City is quite clean and food is tasty. Very happy
Stoked to hear you moved there - such a cool place isnt it!? We loved it as well.
Adam Smith That’s I ntresting, what company / Industrie you work in? I’d consider a move back there if I could find decent paying work..
I’ve just spent a week a week in krakow. Costs vary hugely, you can get 3 bottles of lager in a shop for 6zł for the lot (1.3€) or you can go to a tourist location and pay 13zł for 1 beer (3€). The same applies to hotels. There are hotels charging 400€ a night and there are hotels charging 20€ a night. Same with restaurants, bars etc.. Museums are open 6 days a week, usually closed either on Monday. One day a week is free, usually the day before the museum is shut, so normally they are free on sundays. There are lots of museums in krakow, the national museum alone consists of 10 separate buildings! If you want to buy a property there, you can get a newly built 2 bed apartment for about €60k within 30 mins walking distance of old town.
That's a good point about prices - beer is the perfect example. Pretty ridiculous how much mark up there is on some stuff!
I am a half Polish American.....I love Krakow. You mentioned Romania, I have been 3 times. Something about that country I absolutely adore. You have to stay in Timisoara and Brasov...fantastic.
I hope that not long you will come back to Krakow, we are waiting and we were inviting the best of all
Yeah, I'll keep an eye out for when you're coming back, how about a board game evening the next time you're around? ;)
I also was in Chang mai, but I prefer Poland because I like winter and colors outum, spring and summer, its like living in 4 difrend worlds I jist lov it:) and ofcourse if something happen bad U are in middle of Europe and U get proffesional help.
Oh we like both places for different reasons - neither of them is for the cold haha! Also, we've been to the hospital multiple times in CM and the facilities and experience was better than anywhere we've ever been, and cheap
Guys I'm gonna miss your vlogs from Poland! Can't wait to see where you're heading now :) You seem to be such a cool people and I feel like we'd get along really quickly ;) BTW I love that soundtrack main theme at the end of each video, sooo chillin!
Ok, apart of the great content you guys are producing and the valuable "feedback" can you tell me what kind of camera you are using? The moment with the butterfly was amazing catch.
Awesome video. Detailed information - accurate as well. Good job guys - Enjoy your next country!
Thanks - appreciate that! All our equipment is on our site: danegerandstacey.com/our-equipment/
Thanks a lot !
You guys are starting to get some awesome numbers on the tube'! RUclips will soon be paying for all the trips around the world!! Well deserved guys you should start doing some raw vlogs and live stuff also that would be cool
Thanks Michael, appreciate that! Doubtful the numbers will continue, we've picked up lots of local support in Poland that will probably drop off - thats the way it goes on the Tube sadly. Onwards and upwards tho
Thank you Kuya for the info . a busy blogging&vlogging ahead is on plan for us to discover from your blog/vlog 😊 keep that energy of good vibes po 👏👌👍👍👍
Thanks Mike! Always appreciate your comments :)
Congrats on 40k!!
Thanks so much Karolina!!
You may want to use an app to keep track of your expenses. It’s a life saver. Hooroo mate!
Yup - we do! The only possible way we could keep track of everything for sure!
Love ya Poles!!
Greetings from Poland
Great video! The airbnb link for your apartment is sending me to the RUclips playlist though!
Thanks. Yeah it's linking to the video of the place. It's here though: www.airbnb.com/rooms/1146740
Daneger and Stacey thanks!
My wife and I just came from Poland for a holiday back to Australia we loved it. Maybe we could try and live abroad for a lifestyle change. If we still got a stream of income from Australia Poland would be a pretty cheap place to live.
Very cool place huh!? Thats the answer for sure, earn your income in AUD or USD and you can live most places. We've already shared everything we know about how to earn online and travel if you're interested: danegerandstacey.com/travel-full-time/
Cool vid, i love statistics and it's interesting from ur point of view. Do u envisage to make also the statistics of your viewers ??? :D and ur youtube account? Where will you go next? Good continue of ur trip!
Thanks so much! One more video from Poland and then Bucharest/Romania - we're heading towards Greece for a wedding.
Europe is not expensive. I'm an American and I lived and traveled Europe for 3 years and I found most of Europe to be cheaper than most of the US. To be fair I was there during the Great Recession 2009-2012 and I typically avoided staying in expensive areas, London, Paris, Berlin, Rome...... I really enjoyed the rural areas and areas a little less traveled. If I wanted to visit a major city I would typically stay outside the city and commute in. In Spain I stayed in Cambrils Spain and commuted into Barcelona. Southern Portugal was awesome, cheap, and relaxing. I spent a week in Porec Croatia instead of Split or Dubrovnik. When I went to Prague I stayed in an elegant historic hotel in the city center and it was still less than a 3 star hotel would charge just off the interstate in the US. I stayed in off the beaten path places like Xanten, Germany and saw the Roman Archeological park. I loved the small towns and villages in Germany. The Gastehauses were always great, affordable and usually offered meals.
For most Americans the most expensive thing about traveling Europe is getting there.
all best from Poland:)
I miss poland I was born there and now I’m living in America now
Buterflay: "Rósałka pokrzywnik". UNESCO King city: Niepołomice, Bochnia, Wieliczka (10- 30 km for Kraków). Bay
It's crazy to see how the prices shifted over just 4 years. I checked Air B'nB in Cracow today and coudn't find anything below 1200 while most was around 1400-1800 euros.
For real? I would have expected them to go down, not up!
@@DanegerAndStacey You have to mind that now we do not have any covid restrictions so people getting back to cites + 5mln refugees arrived to Poland over the last few months. Also the inflation is pretty rough at the moment. You were lucky to come in right times :)
Also, love your videos!
Thanks for sharing, I was expecting the cost to be much more...so that's great to know. it wasn't that expensive...I am considering getting a travel insurance, so I will check the link...
Yeah not too pricey at all! Even surprised us as well.
Kraków is actually really expensive for polish standards but the food is good.
I was in Krakow for 7 days in 3 starts hotel directly under Wawel castle and it wasn't expensive even for Czech. Beer in hotel restaurant was little more expensive than I am used to, but as I said, it was directly under Wawel so it was still ok. In Prague near to Prague castle you pay even 2 euros for stupid bottle of water. :-D But it looks like north of poland near to sea is very expensive, we wanted to Gdańsk, but prices of hotels look very bad there, maybe some apartment of airbnb would be better choice there.
@@Pidalin I'm a teacher in Poland (12 years of working in a primary school so I'm not new to the job) . My sallary is just over 2400 zlotys. That is about 530 euro a month. Kraków is expensive for Poles.
@@annmal5289 That's same here, teachers should have much higher salary. My sister was studying university for teachers and she said she have to work 17 years or something like that to get same salary as I have as CNC operator in factory. :-) They are doing something with that in last few years, but changes are slow and this corona shit doesn't helping much.
I remember from my tehcnical high school teacher who was teaching heating systems ended when we graduated and started normaly work in his specialisation because he could earn much more money than as teacher.
@@Pidalin @Ondřej Matějka true! I have a private business as well so I'm not that bad off. But teaching in Poland is like working in the stone age. Or more like a hobby if you are well situated.
May I know which month exactly was it that you guys visited Krakow? Thanks. Really inspired and well on our way to being a nomad.
This was in May :)
Hiya, it is cheap for tourists but not for locals. I can tell you that from my point of view. I'm leaving in 🇬🇧 but when I'm at my parents home I can see how difficult is for them to live over there. Greetings
That really is a shame to hear that locals are struggling, seems to be a common thing :(
Very profesionall!Congrats!
Appreciate that, thanks
I don't think you mentioned phone plans - if you come from an EU country, you can use yours (roaming policies are great) BUT if you're not or just want a better deal it will be a lot cheaper to just buy a local pre-paid. If you find the right offer, 50 zlotys gets you 50 zlotys in credit (~0.2 zl/ minute local calls, ~0.15 / sms, 20 zl / 10 GB data) AND you get 50 GB extra data. I usually end up spending ~25 zl per month, and that includes a lot of netflix and youtube without using wifi. You get LTE in most places (and 3G im some places outside cities if service is really bad), so speed isn't an issue.
Just have a form of ID on you when buying a SIM card - some weird anti-terrorist regulation.
We were actually still using our sims from London from the month prior, 3g was iffy but decent. Tried 3 different Polish phone companies and no one could speak english to help us buy a local sim, we get them in every country but Poland is THE ONLY one we've ever struggled with. Strange.
Daneger and Stacey This seems strange but entirely possible, I guess it depends heavily on the city and neighbourhood where you try. Must have been bad luck - more touristy spots usually have at least one person able to speak English decently!
That's been our experience in all of Poland, we were sort of surprised, then decided just not to bother sorting them out. It was in Galleria Kazimierz
I feel like I say good by to my good friends, when you said you are linving Kraków :(
Ahhh sorry! Wish we could stay in Poland forever, but only one more video to come.
Dobra robota!!! :-)
Cool vid, Great job! Greetings...
make a movie about the zakrzówek a great place to swim and dive at the end of the summer we have
I dont mean to offend you but as an indian i can tell that these European countries has a huge gdp per capita but the problem is that cost of living is so huge that even people there cant afford it. I heard in some European countries movie tickets cost like 10-12$ which is like crazy
Keep going, visit mountains next time , its nice to watch
Awesome place. Cool
It really is!
1366 USD, now take a salary of a guy like me. I work in IT, got masters degree and over 5 years of experience and i earn 779 USD a month after taxes. I also live in Krakow and I know we got high air pollution and I know that you should not live here at all because of that. Not only because salaries are shit but because it is not good for your health. Come to Krakow in winter.
Hope you enjoy the whole trip, but did you visit clubs on Kraków square at night? If not you have to back and try it and the rest of our things you didnt try :D
We're not really into the whole clubbing thing anymore, we're old :P
Daneger and Stacey haha no your are not :D there is many clubs where you can sit and chill with some beer. CK browar is like that u can buy 1 meter beer tube, and its cheap. :) Also old city in night looks so cool!
great video. Do you have a link to the place you stayed?
Thank you, you'll find the link in the video description :)
@@DanegerAndStacey cheers!
How is Krakow for getting by only with English? Also, any idea of the rough price to buy a reasonably well located apartment?
It’s pretty easy to get along with English only. No idea re prices tho sorry
You should visit Budapest, Hungary!!!
We are soon :)
Budapest will be 35oC in August.
How much is the cost of living in Kracow in 2019 and how much can i earn if work at any plant
It should be mentioned that average monthly salary in Poland shall be 4271,51 zł = 1148 $ = 982 €. Minimal salary is little less than half of that amount (2100 zł).
bery brutto! ;)
1530 zł - minimal salary (after deduction of tax, etc.)... 411 USD...
pawelpap9 ikr, I hate how a lot of people use minimum salary to compare everything. My summer job at McDonald's payed around 1850zł net. And with the current low unemployment rate, with the right education, you can find a very well paying job.
the apartment in Krakow looks unreal. can you share the link to the apartment
After a month like this in a foreign country do you miss your home country new zealand?
We travel for a year at a time, this isn't a holiday for us it's just our lives. So we don't really miss home that much, we're used to adapting and being present where ever we are :)
How much did you pay in USD for your food tour?
Hungary is a MUST to see, too????
Just booked flights there :)
$325 for one months groceries? You must have been buying the most top shelf products. That's over 1200pln. I get weekly groceries in the store for two people for approx 120 pln. You're definitely overpaying.
Shopping at more expensive place no doubt, but its the variety of food and volume of it that got the costs up. Lots of protein sources and eating 5x a day will do it.
Much love from the PH
Yes, indeed!
A good job
Glad that you are having great time in Poland. You choose a right moment - summer. Do not try to spend a winter here , its awfull.No sun light , endless rain ,snow , short and grey days and polluted air its the reality.Krakow is one of the most air polluted cities in Poland .
Haha we don't like to be anywhere that cold unless it's for snowboarding!! Summer it is :)
Faktycznie ,powietrze w Krakowie mamy do kitu ,ale za to ile u nas uroku i magii ;) :D
Dorota W.P. Racja .Smog krakowski niczym slynna londynska mgla haha
ha ha ha :P dlatego ma swój urok ten smog :P :)
Poles, always doing the best advertisment for Poland ;)
Is this your last video on Poland?
One more this afternoon :)
Daneger and Stacey damn. Ive loved these Poland videos. It's one of the reasons I've fallen in love with the country and why I want to live there
cold country in the winter
Not really. Maybe for ppl from Australia or NZ but for Europeans it's just average. 20 years ago winters were really cold sometimes, but now there is no snow for years and winters looks closer to GB than to Russia ;).
pawelpap9 I compare only to the rest of Europe, and here even Italy and Turkey has snow 😀.
Keep the Good Fight :D
You did not visit Silesia ?
Jakub Jabłoński Ś L Ą S K
Zaorany :D Marku zostałeś. A ja tylko pytałem .
2:20 to skip the crap in the beginning.
Hero
łoooooooo
Visit Warsaw :)
We did. We have videos from Warsaw.
Cost of living in Warsaw is easily 2 times anywhere else in Poland. It's not really a wallet-friendly city. I should know I've been living here for almost 40 years.