This Polish City Is Super Friendly! 🇵🇱

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  • Опубликовано: 5 май 2022
  • We finally returned to the very first city that I visited in Poland back in 2011. And because I was so impressed with this city, I figured the rest of Poland looks more or less scenic. I wasn't wrong.
    Ultimately, that first impression of Poland played a huge role in our decision to choose the country as our home after Ukraine.
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Комментарии • 182

  • @magorzatastrzelecka
    @magorzatastrzelecka 2 года назад +182

    Brawo dla Mariny, że jeszcze ma siły na takie wycieczki🥰

    • @sawomirmarnotrawny1694
      @sawomirmarnotrawny1694 2 года назад

      ciąża to jakoś żaden nowy wynalazek. kobiety rodziły, rodzą i rodzić bedą. nie ma w tym nic za bardzo odkrywczego.

    • @sawomirmarnotrawny1694
      @sawomirmarnotrawny1694 2 года назад

      вагітність якось не новий винахід. жінки народили, народять і будуть народжувати. в цьому немає нічого дуже показового. Марина поводиться як будь-яка нормальна вагітна жінка.

    • @bekaga120
      @bekaga120 2 года назад +16

      @@sawomirmarnotrawny1694 a byłes kiedykolwiek w ciązy? 🤣

    • @sawomirmarnotrawny1694
      @sawomirmarnotrawny1694 2 года назад +2

      @@bekaga120 tendecyjne pytanie. jestem ojcem 4 dzieci i z doświadczenia wiem ze to radosny okres dla wszystkich jednak ciezki dla kobiety. mi sie najbardziej podoba moment kiedy dziecko zaczyna chodzić. problem mały jest kiedy zaczyna mówić. i mója ulubiona chwila kiedy pierwszy raz dziecko powie 'zebyś sie walił'.

    • @sawomirmarnotrawny1694
      @sawomirmarnotrawny1694 2 года назад

      @@bekaga120 biased question. I am the father of 4 children and I know from experience that it is a joyful period for everyone, but a hard one for a woman. I like the moment when the baby starts to walk the most. the problem is small when he starts to speak. and my favorite moment is when a child says for the first time, 'get lost'.

  • @panodrownan2467
    @panodrownan2467 2 года назад +103

    You life in one city whole life and you used to it. Everything is known, borring, old etc. And then one day some American comes to it and pointed how amaizing and unusuall it is. Then you start to realize that what you have in your city is not common in the world, it is not something you should be shame of but rather proud of it! Thats the one of the major benefit this chanel gives to your life. Thanks for that! Life long in Poland!

    • @ddorotka6363
      @ddorotka6363 2 года назад +5

      💃😀

    • @paweratajczyk6145
      @paweratajczyk6145 2 года назад +4

      Same here

    • @sawomirmarnotrawny1694
      @sawomirmarnotrawny1694 2 года назад

      you are so detached from reality that basically reading your comments is not essential. Poland is developing as a country only because it is not in the sphere of Russia's influence. The EU is not perfect, but it is not killing its citizens on an industrial scale.

    • @KrissowskiM
      @KrissowskiM 2 года назад

      It’s a Bug shame that you are nit aware of the history of city, it’s good sides and are basically educated to be ashamed of your heritage... Warch more TVN and read more wyborcza...

  • @macpolandtour446
    @macpolandtour446 2 года назад +14

    Marina, you look great, shining and smiling. I'm surprised that you managed to walk for so many hours. Congrats!

  • @tymonmum2758
    @tymonmum2758 2 года назад +7

    And GORGEOUS Marina!

  • @Terenia531
    @Terenia531 2 года назад +55

    Such a beautiful city and thank you to Piotr for joining us on your travels.

  • @jolorko
    @jolorko 2 года назад +11

    Thanks for reminding me how beautiful this city is. Visited couple of years ago while living in England. Some things like Ostrów Tumski very similar to Wrocław. Highly recommend to visit. I lived there for 9 years. Now moving with family to Gdańsk from England in the summer. For me it's a better place which we only know from holidays. I am surprised you exchanged Gdańsk for Warszawa. Good luck and maybe see you one day in Poland.

  • @beverlypearson5332
    @beverlypearson5332 2 года назад +6

    Yes, many thanks … Peter (in English?) … for helping you and all of us tour the city. It was also interesting when you met someone who recognized you from this channel. Does that happen often? You’re becoming famous.

  • @belindalombard4901
    @belindalombard4901 2 года назад +16

    Beautiful video as always. We've decided that Marina must get rollerskates to keep up with you 🤪. Both of you looks happy and healthy. Lots of love from South Africa

  • @jamesmoore391
    @jamesmoore391 2 года назад +5

    Piotr is a lad!

  • @MichalKaczorowski
    @MichalKaczorowski 2 года назад +46

    Pyra (potato) is one of symbols of Poznań and Wielkopolska :)

    • @bea6719
      @bea6719 2 года назад +3

      and ,, gzik''

    • @Lechoslaw8546
      @Lechoslaw8546 2 года назад +1

      Pyry is a characteristic word for potato in Poznań dialect, not in use in other parts of Poland. The official and most common name in Polish for potato is ziemniak.

  • @coolman1234562
    @coolman1234562 2 года назад +4

    This shoping mall Stary Browar translates to Old Brewery.
    It used to be an industrial building.
    One has been converted to art/culture/shoping Centre by Kulczyk family.
    I haven't been in Poznan for long but in the main hall there was a huge sculpture by Igor Mitoraj.
    Utterly beautiful ,intriguing!

  • @ziodro
    @ziodro 2 года назад +16

    Wow! Your polish is improving day by day! Enjoy Poland!

  • @sher1lyn
    @sher1lyn 2 года назад +19

    Another beautiful city in Poland! Marina looks so pretty in her blue dress! I feel like I'm on holiday watching this video!

    • @sawomirmarnotrawny1694
      @sawomirmarnotrawny1694 2 года назад

      w zasadzie pyra, ziemniak czy kartofel to mozna zjeść ze wszystkim. jednak se sledziem... to jest troche lokala spawa. ja to lubie z mlekiem i odrobiną masła.

  • @paweratajczyk6145
    @paweratajczyk6145 2 года назад +13

    Ale ich przegoniłeś po mieście Pjoter! ;)

  • @pamelajaye
    @pamelajaye 2 года назад +3

    Dziękuję Piotr

  • @pseudounknow5559
    @pseudounknow5559 2 года назад +4

    Piotr did a good job 😉

  • @ustkaball479
    @ustkaball479 2 года назад +4

    Damnnnnnn I had a chance of seeing you today in the streets of Poznań.

  • @lupoxxx2511
    @lupoxxx2511 2 года назад +6

    I'm addicted to your films:)

  • @_Japaw_
    @_Japaw_ 2 года назад +6

    OMG. The color of the sky in 17:53 is unreal.

  • @fridaburlin
    @fridaburlin 2 года назад +17

    Marina is really glowing 😍 You seem like such a humble and genuine couple. It's so nice to explore Poland through your videos. I've been to Krakow 2009 and Gdansk 2018 and it really is a beautiful country! Hopefully I will visit Jelenia Góra some day, my grandma was born/grew up there but at that time it was a part of Germany and she had to leave after the war (ended up as a refugee in Sweden where she still lives). Love from 🇸🇪

    • @yosss
      @yosss 2 года назад +1

      Jelenia Góra is pretty and it's a great starting point for hiking it the Karkonosze mountains. Also quite close to Wrocław and it would be a sin to not use this opportunity to visit Wrocław when being in Jelenia Góra ;)

  • @arektrip9727
    @arektrip9727 2 года назад +34

    My home city! It's under constant renovation so dosent look good at places. Marina looks gorgeous.

  • @rachelleczeczko9076
    @rachelleczeczko9076 2 года назад +5

    Big thanks to Piotre!
    🇺🇦🙃🙏💙💛

  • @StJimmy9269
    @StJimmy9269 2 года назад +3

    You don't even seen half of Stary Browar mall :D
    I like it's industrial style.

  • @polishnorwegianandspanish9145
    @polishnorwegianandspanish9145 2 года назад +20

    I love Poznań. It’s a very nice, friendly, hipster city. You have cobblestone streets in the middle of the old city. Poznań has a special type of croissaints: Rogale świętomarcinskie and a day dedicated to them: Dzień Świetego Marcina (Saint Martin’s Day on 11.11. You saw Malta Lake and Cytadela Park. The military equipment was in the Independence Museum. Marina speaks Polish well. You are learning fast too. The most important thing is that when you speak Polish it sounds natural.

  • @paulfisker
    @paulfisker 2 года назад +3

    Marina looks so radiant :) I am happy for You. You will make great parents.

  • @jmf_yt
    @jmf_yt 2 года назад +31

    Great to see you guys visiting Poznań! Solid Tier 1 city in Poland, in my opinion.
    BTW: booking apartments within the historic city center usually means some trade-offs. You're gonna be close to where the action is, at the same time overall standard of building and apartments will most likely be on the low side - it's difficult to do major overhauls in the old neighborhood.

  • @mariostepien4526
    @mariostepien4526 2 года назад +5

    i jest doberze !!! wiosna !!! Polska wiosna !!!

  • @galy0
    @galy0 2 года назад +3

    Never take a cab at the train station. Always order over the phone well-known corporations from Poznan.

  • @EWAMILENAP
    @EWAMILENAP 2 года назад +3

    Marina is a Sunshine🙏💕🐻

  • @rivett310
    @rivett310 2 года назад +2

    That was a beautiful tour. Thank you. You wore us out and we wondered if it wore Marina out? What fun, thank you. Marlene

  • @przewoz83
    @przewoz83 2 года назад +3

    32:50 - There are also automatic luggage lockers at larger railway stations. This sometimes helps to solve the luggage problem.

    • @johnwinger8211
      @johnwinger8211 2 года назад

      @pr
      is railway safe in Poland?
      Here in America you might get murdered in metro/subway.
      🤗

    • @przewoz83
      @przewoz83 2 года назад +3

      ​@@johnwinger8211 A few years ago it was a bit different, but nowadays it is very safe, whether it is a long-distance or suburban train.

    • @KrissowskiM
      @KrissowskiM 2 года назад +1

      @@johnwinger8211 safe and clean!

  • @dyxjsykwas9653
    @dyxjsykwas9653 2 года назад +22

    Man you should visit Wroclaw (european capital of culture 2016) if u liked artsy style of lodz and contrast of new buildings with european style arihcetcute of Warsaw, Wroclaw will be really nice city to see.

  • @markg1531
    @markg1531 2 года назад +13

    Poznań and Wielkopolska - where Poland was born more than 1000 years ago.

  • @galy0
    @galy0 2 года назад +7

    Dziękuje PIOTRZE, że im pokazałeś Poznań, ale pokazałeś za mało miejsc z Poznania.

  • @eskel9191
    @eskel9191 2 года назад +16

    herring is also very popular in Poland, its old schoold dish
    steamed made potatoes plus herring and sour cream sauce like , i ate it often visting my family at village . i think secret is in potato not sauce :D

    • @bubuthegreat5719
      @bubuthegreat5719 2 года назад +1

      I jesze stopke, i śledzia. Butelke i kilo kiełbasy, tej lepszej, lepszej

  • @natalia001
    @natalia001 2 года назад +14

    ok, so that was a really cool trip! Now I need to go to Poznan someday, I've never been there yet.

  • @adak.19
    @adak.19 2 года назад +13

    Poznań as always beautiful. You made me miss potatoes, I haven't eaten them for ages :)
    As long as you are still in Ochota go to Nocny Market (Towarowa 3 Street, it's about 15 minutes from you). Today they return after a winter break. They start at 5 pm but the energy of the place can be felt after dark. You can find there various cuisines of the world. The Night Market is open on weekends.

  • @Miko80
    @Miko80 2 года назад +5

    Great trip to Poznań.
    Piotr has shown you some not so obvious places to visit. Old town square is under construction so it was wise to go to other cool parts of Poznań.

  • @cherylgalleran6602
    @cherylgalleran6602 2 года назад +4

    Hello my friend 🥰😎☺️. Lovely video, lovely city. So pretty.. really. I really enjoyed watching this. You know, it’s funny. I never had any idea how many absolutely exquisite places there are in Poland. Places to explore, to visit, to eat. I think this city may be one of my favorites.
    …and you’re once again right! That one street looks just like the west end of town. Here in the Los Angeles area. One of my favorite cities here as well.
    As always….. sending my love your way 🥰🥰♥️♥️❤️

    • @pseudounknow5559
      @pseudounknow5559 2 года назад +3

      Come to Poland ;)

    • @cherylgalleran6602
      @cherylgalleran6602 2 года назад

      @@pseudounknow5559 Absolutely! It’s in my plans for next year! Thank you 👍🏼🥰

  • @maciejnowak2768
    @maciejnowak2768 2 года назад +7

    Poznań and neighborhood are very interesting. I live here since 1990. Here Poland was started, its never mind if it was Gniezno, Poznań or Lednica. Here was the place where Poland was born :)

  • @2mek99
    @2mek99 2 года назад +11

    Good. I am visiting Poznan with my family next week. Looking for tips (especially culinary one) :-)

  • @justynap9017
    @justynap9017 2 года назад +6

    Greetings from Poznań. 🇵🇱😄

  • @Vetiver999
    @Vetiver999 2 года назад +5

    Wow, this video is so long - love it! Thank you two ☀️

  • @MaguNinja
    @MaguNinja 2 года назад +2

    Aww! You were on the street I used to live for 6 years! It's the street from 48;40! This street has also my favouirte cafe - Taczaka 20! And yeah Taczaka street was renoveted recently ans is sw Marcin street - the one with world famous Biedronka xd I was so curious to see if the last mark on the map is Zamek but you did not go there at first. Though I belive that maybe the last mark was Okrąglak - the round building? It's also well known in Poznań.

  • @whispeace
    @whispeace 2 года назад +15

    My home city! I’ve stumbled upon your channel randomly on youtube. Its cool to see your point of view of polish cities. Hope you like it here.

  • @beverlypearson5332
    @beverlypearson5332 2 года назад +1

    Marina is literally glowing, so pretty!

  • @jamapro666
    @jamapro666 2 года назад +3

    You are wonderful people, I wish you all the best :) Enjoy the Polish

  • @tizek2
    @tizek2 2 года назад +8

    Wielkopolskie Voivodship is called Pyrlandia that is something like Potatoland.

  • @grzempek
    @grzempek 2 года назад +1

    Oh! Welcome to my city guys!!! I hope you had a good time there

  • @quadro1337
    @quadro1337 2 года назад +3

    7:30 "RTS sezonuje Coca Cole" xDDDDDDDDDD It means "RTS (local football club) are seasoning the Coca Cola" Its a tag "war" between some local football fans, its funny and I love it :)

  • @turkofalbanianorigine1629
    @turkofalbanianorigine1629 2 года назад +2

    Bro the polish people are starting to recognize you now when you walk by near them

  • @mariaimbierowicz1251
    @mariaimbierowicz1251 2 года назад +5

    Go and visit some churches. Even if you are not religious they are a part of our culture and they are amazing buildings as well :)

  • @KA456hd
    @KA456hd 2 года назад +5

    Omg poznan my city! ❤💚❤💚❤

  • @BetulaPendulax
    @BetulaPendulax 2 года назад +2

    długi film, ale fajnie! :) Też podziwiam Marinę, że z dużym brzuchem tyle spaceruje. Szacunek.

  • @smyku5070
    @smyku5070 2 года назад +3

    Welcome to Poznań 😁💪

  • @PLnNL
    @PLnNL 2 года назад

    Great video and THANK YOU Piotr! 👍🏻 Poznan looks amazing!

  • @samosa6540
    @samosa6540 2 года назад +2

    Och Marina seems to be such a warmhearted and good person, she is smiling with love. I not difficult to fall in love with her :) Take care of your treasure, actually two of them hihihi

  • @twisters999
    @twisters999 2 года назад +2

    I didn't watch it yet, still I'm excited of what your reaction will be after so many years. In this great city ;D

  • @krisgrotowski2216
    @krisgrotowski2216 2 года назад +3

    I think pyry means potatoes in Poznań dialect of Polish.

  • @2mek99
    @2mek99 2 года назад +5

    Try burgers in Whisky in the jar at the main market square (if it still exists).
    People from Poznan are called in Poland "pyry" because of their love of potatoes. Pyra means potato in the regional language.
    Biedronka was established in Poznan:-) Here was the headquarters. In fakt Żabka as well. By the same guy who used to be kind of criminal. He was establishing the concepts of building the first hundreds of outlets and selling to foreign investors.

  • @nadajniczek
    @nadajniczek 2 года назад +6

    All of Polish cities have definitelly A LOT to offer 😀 it's up for people and things they're looking for. All of them are extremally different, yet really simmilar :)

  • @jakubkoucki8668
    @jakubkoucki8668 2 года назад +1

    8:32
    *blackboard falls*
    everything is cool, everything is awesome
    xD

  • @agnieszkag7000
    @agnieszkag7000 2 года назад +1

    Remember in Poznań we call potato not "ziemniak" but "pyra" -in local slang;) And the pyras are the local special

  • @simi1950
    @simi1950 2 года назад +3

    i love that your polish friend i soo bad at english words [ i mean not bad, but he just don;t know some words in english] , but yet ! he's so perfect guide and makes a lot of effort for you to show you how beutifuel this town is :)

  • @v.r.mallikapalanisamy3858
    @v.r.mallikapalanisamy3858 2 года назад +2

    Big like and beautiful sharing nice veideo superb stay connected friend and nice day 🙏💐🤗😆

  • @vlah1881
    @vlah1881 2 года назад +3

    If you are still in Poznań you have to visit Modra Kuchnia on Mickiewicza 18/2 and order "Modrowa kaczka w pyzie i wiśniach" (it's mandatory). Best dish ever. It's based on regional dish - Kaczka po poznańsku. Eating Rogal Świętomarciński is also mandatory, so i'm glad you found the museum ;)

  • @NekromDj
    @NekromDj 2 года назад +1

    Love Poznan as well. The zoo you passed by is absolutely amazing as well in the summer, they have an IMMENSE elephantarium, so if one travels with kids it’s pretty amazing to see. Areas around Poznan are also quite nice, Wielkopolska region has a lot of beautiful woods and lakes to offer while it’s mostly rolling grass plains - there is a mind blowing castle with a gorgeous Park nearby called Kurnik (30 min by rented car, you can easily rent cars by minutes with the Panek app) …. It is so peaceful, beautiful, full of history and just delightful that I recommend a second go over there. I strongly recommend.

  • @krakendragonslayer1909
    @krakendragonslayer1909 2 года назад +2

    "this is pyta duża, this is pyta mała" hahahahghahahahahahhahahaaahah i cant stop hahahahahhahahahahhaha

  • @bubuthegreat5719
    @bubuthegreat5719 2 года назад +2

    Dziękuję za fajne filmy! Zobacz Roztocze, to jest magiczne miejsce, ale poczekaj trzy miesiące aż będzie można grzyby zbierać :) Najpękniejsze miejsce na świecie.

  • @wiewiorakp7563
    @wiewiorakp7563 2 года назад +2

    My city 😍greetings !

  • @Underthedarkrsky
    @Underthedarkrsky 2 года назад +4

    Awesome. Welcome to my city. Go to Jeżyce. Awesome places to eat. :D

    • @arektrip9727
      @arektrip9727 2 года назад +1

      Jeżyce !!!! Yes indeed they missed the best district in Poznań.

  • @mattd8527
    @mattd8527 2 года назад

    I was in Poznan in 2020 and I went to the Citadel Park and the military museum in your video was open and I looked around it. And in the Malta park there is a narrow gauge steam railway that I went on. Did you see that?

  • @pepeTARNOWW
    @pepeTARNOWW 2 года назад +3

    34:46 🤩

  • @apacz3995
    @apacz3995 2 года назад +2

    Greating from Kraków :)

  • @hypeerj
    @hypeerj 2 года назад +2

    Krzysztof here, +1 poznan is great

  • @pancebula8106
    @pancebula8106 2 года назад +1

    Cheers for "Pioter"!!!

  • @dianepilibosian3435
    @dianepilibosian3435 Год назад

    Bravo, Piotr!

  • @paulinab9008
    @paulinab9008 2 года назад +1

    If you enjoyed the park in Poznań, you should go to Pole Mokotowskie in Warsaw - despite the name (field) it is also a huge park with similar ambience. Less impressive and historical than Łazienki, but perfect for just walking and chilling, grabbing a bite at a bar, enjoying yourselves and slowing down. And it's close to your Ochota place too!
    And if you are in a mood to see more old planes and military equipment, just walk around Muzeum Wojska Polskiego, which is smack in the city centre, and in a lovely park too :-)

  • @dmnos6824
    @dmnos6824 2 года назад +2

    35:37 Waffles with bacon.

  • @ztvorek
    @ztvorek 2 года назад +3

    Lech Poznań lost the cup to the team from my hometown, Czestochowa. You should definitely check our city out. Its played a huge part in polish history - Jasna Góra Monastery. Its not big though worth seeing at least once, its like our polish Vatican ;)

  • @hokhmah
    @hokhmah 2 года назад +2

    Marina, what a lovely dress!

  • @harczymarczy
    @harczymarczy 2 года назад

    47:05 This place is a bit like the Castle Bazaar in Budapest, just the wall is not red there. Concerts etc. are taking place there.

  • @skam9434
    @skam9434 2 года назад +1

    I think that Wrocław is the most beautiful city in Poland

  • @Straznlk
    @Straznlk 2 года назад +2

    When exactly did you arrived to Poznań? Cause I may have seen you :D (I attend to the university in Poznań. The one that is exactly in front of the lake where you have been)

  • @wiesawpasawski7547
    @wiesawpasawski7547 2 года назад +1

    Piękne niebo z białymi chmurami.

  • @ralphwiggum250N
    @ralphwiggum250N 2 года назад +2

    i'll go there. some day.

  • @zapasiewicz
    @zapasiewicz 2 года назад +1

    I LOLed when I heard your guide's depiction of Drzymała :D. He confused two different stories from the partitions.
    One is Września, and the children strike. The kids were protesting against the germanization, which resulted in beatings, arrests etc.
    The second in Drzymała and his famous wagon. The guy bought a piece of land and he was refused the possibility to build a house on it. So he went to court, and he was losing the legal battle, so he put his wagon on the land since it was legal for Polish people to have mobilities, but not immobilities. Each day he would meticuously move his wagon so that the authorities see it's still mobile, and not a home. His protest brought him fame but it was ultimately futile; he had to sell his land and buy a different parcel with the house already in place. But his struggle is a symbol of fighting the partitioning powers, too.

  • @CenturioSPWC
    @CenturioSPWC 2 года назад

    If you like great parks then you should visit Park Ślaski. This is located in Chorzów, but at the border with Katowice. It’s biggest one in Poland and twice as big as Central Park :). You can even use cable car to go through it.

  • @kwiatkowski87
    @kwiatkowski87 2 года назад +1

    Hey! Now You need to check out Wrocław!

  • @TamGdzieChce
    @TamGdzieChce 2 года назад +2

    I said this many times around the world - Poznań is the best

  • @nzgamingfan
    @nzgamingfan 2 года назад +1

    I think this would be one of the first cities that I would visit in Poland.

  • @adamjedynak761
    @adamjedynak761 2 года назад

    You need to try Wrocław ;)

  • @peterkroner9820
    @peterkroner9820 2 года назад +4

    Super Poznan !!!

  • @ddorotka6363
    @ddorotka6363 2 года назад +1

    💞💃Marina - Polska wersja - RUclips - piosenka 💃💞

  • @WolfKenneth
    @WolfKenneth 2 года назад

    The thing with Poland is it was split during partitions between three occupiers form 123years Wielkopolska and Pomerania was under Prussian/German rule, Mazowsze, Lubelskie, Łódzkie and all former eastern lands that are now in Ukraine, Belarus and Lithuania was under Russian rule, while Małopolska, Podkarpacie and western part of Ukraine (Lviv area) was under Austro-Hungarian rule. So each got its own separate flavor mixing what was Polish with what occupiers brought with them. Then there are special cases like Silesia which separated from Poland in middle ages ruled by Silesian Piasts that brought Germanic settlers but at end of middle ages it became part of Czechia then when Habsburgs took over Czechia it became Austrian rule then Austria and Prussia fought war and Austria lost Silesia to Prussia so it really is region with separate history and culture. Kashubia is other such region while being in Pomerania and under Prussian rule for long it still has its original inhabitants - Kaszubi/Kaszebe that have not only own language but even alphabet. And then we have "lands regained" our western lands that we got wfter WW2 and that briefly in history was part of Poland in early/mid middle ages most of original inhabitants got moved to Germany and Poles mainly from eastern lands came a lot of Lviv citizens like my grandmother came to Wrocław, while people from Vilnus came to Stettin. But the mixing of Poles from every region was so big that while in rest of Poland you can get regional dialects like in wielkopolska people from lower silesia, western pomerania speak "purest" form of Polish with traditions mixed from whole Poland.

  • @LauraArniman
    @LauraArniman 2 года назад +1

    Next will be Wrocław? :P

  • @jaaceknoowak
    @jaaceknoowak 2 года назад +1

    50:23 I don't remember what was there 11 years ago, but I suspect you did not mean that place when marking that location. I suspect that you meant the Okrąglak building view, which is pretty unique one (you can see it in your video just a couple of seconds before you say where the marker was). It was kind of shopping mall in communist times, whole city went there to buy some goods like clothes etc. My father boutght a motocycle there even and the motocycles were sold at the top floor (sic!) back then. There is a beautifull spiral staircase insid of the building and a couple of elevators served by elevator men back then. You entered the elevator and told the man where you want to go, and he was operating the elevator. Nowadays it was changed to office building, a pretty nice one. I guess 11 years ago it was in transformation to office space or it was stil a dying shopping maill.

  • @agnieszkag7000
    @agnieszkag7000 2 года назад

    Don't forget that not only Lech is on Poznań. There is also Warta Poznań team:)

  • @LewackiOnanista
    @LewackiOnanista 2 года назад +1

    Try Sapko Kebab in Warsaw when you back, w pawilonach na Jana Pawła II.

  • @EWAMILENAP
    @EWAMILENAP 2 года назад +1

    Baked potatoes😍Pieczone ziemniaki w mundurkach👌