Reaction To Polish Cities Ranked WORST to BEST
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- Опубликовано: 9 июн 2024
- Reaction To Polish Cities Ranked WORST to BEST
This is my reaction to Polish Cities Rated WORST to BEST
In this video I react Polish travel and Polish geography by reacting to a list of Polish cities ranked worst to best. The cities include Warsaw, Wrocław and Kraków.
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OFC that was a German camp ! I hate when somebody speak "Polish camp". This is not polish camps ! Half or more peoples dying there was polish !
39-45 Poland fight in all fronts without country ! I hate when peoples are ignorant and "change" history ,words like that ! 5mln polish mans dyi in ww2 on territory parted by Soviets and Germans !
he didn't say "Polish camp". He said Poland's camp as in Poland's territory. He followed with that it was one of the first ones in Poland to be liberated.
Poland has many beautiful places and cities, towns and villages. You can add other Polish cities to your list too (apart from those mentioned in this film), as they are all beautiful.
I suggest seeing Gdańsk, Sopot, Gdynia (our tri-city, not only Gdańsk), Zakopane (the capital of the Polish mountains), Rzeszów, Kielce, Toruń, Bydgoszcz, Białystok, Szczecin, Przemyśl, Zamość, Zielona Góra, Jelenia Góra, Świdnica, Kazimierz Dolny nad Wisłą, Olsztyn (the capital of our Lake district), Przemyśl, Sanok, Łańcut, Sandomierz, Leżajsk, Stary Sącz, Kłodzko, Międzygórze w Sudetach (called a small Switzerland in Poland in Sudets) etc.
We also have many beautiful natural areas: the Słowiński National Park with moving dunes in Łeba, the Białowieża National Park with European bisons, and the Bieszczady Mountains.
There are so many cities in Poland that comparing just 8 of them doesn't make much sense to me. Besides there are tons of films about Warszawa, Kraków and Wrocław so it would be much more interesting to present other, less known but still beautiful and interesting polish cities.
my favorite city is Toruń, it is not big but has a lot of history from the Middle Ages because it was not destroyed during WW2. There are many places worth visiting there, and since it is not a large city, it does not take much time and you can also visit Mała Nieszawka and Wielka Nieszawka where you can visit e.g. an open-air museum of the old Dutch village
I Ciechocinek uzdrowiskowy niedaleko, Golub Dobrzyń z pięknym zamkiem, i najlepsze na świecie pierniki z firmy Kopernik. Również polecam Toruń. Gotyk na dotyk .Moje Miasto 👍👍💕
I am Slovak and absolutely love zurek. It is my go to polish food ❤
Najlepsza jest zalewajka... Zadaz po pomidorowej 🤗💕
And this is an alternative list of smaller cities: Zakopane; Toruń, Sopot, Zamość, Sandomierz, Kazimierz Dolny, Elbląg, Kołobrzeg - I would highly recommend.
German death camp - thank you for saying that. Zamość - close to Lublin, stunning old town built 500 years ago as fully planned renaissance ideal city.
Greetings from Lublin 🙂
1. Toruń, 2. Gdańsk, 3. Jelenia Góra, 4. Tarnów, 5. Warsaw, 6. Gdynia, 7. Grudziądz, 8. Zamość, 9. Przemyśl, 10. Elbląg.
5:12 as a pole, thank you for that mention.
If anyone is interested in esports, Katowice is associated with a hall resembling a UFO and the Intel Extreme Masters event
Thanks for spotting and correcting it, it was a German concentration camp located in Poland.
jeszcze Torun
Gdańsk, Lublin, Zamość, Sandomierz, Kraków, Wrocław, Toruń, Świnoujście, Karpacz, Hel.
Torun is just awsome ghotic style arichitecture
I love:
1. Kraków, Gdańsk
2. Wrocław, Toruń
3. Lublin, Przemyśl
4. Bielsko-Biała
5. Warszawa
6. Katowice
7. Cieszyn
8. Istebna
Many people (also the author of the assessed video) think that Warsaw's Old Town was rebuilt after WW2 EXACTLY in its pre-war form. Actually, it's a little bit nicer now than it was before the war. ;)
I live in Gdańsk so obviously, it is my number 1 :) The rest of my list goes like this: 2. Wrocław, 3. Warszawa 4. Poznań 5. Kraków. I've never been to Katowice and only briefly in Łódź but I have a feeling that Łódź is underrated :) However, I would like to point out that in my opinion the best places in Poland are not big cities, but everywhere else. When I go on holiday with my family I choose charming places in nature and actually escape from Gdansk during the tourist season.
I've travelled in years 2011 - 2021 over whole Poland and this is my personal ranking 1 = best, 15 = worst
1. Zielona Góra (and surroundings) - beautiful crystal lakes, vineyards, delicious food and cheap at once, very positive people, wild parties, a lot of green nature, places of historical importance like Stalag Luft III (The great escape), MRU (Fortified area of Międzyrzecz), Zatonie palace, Geopark Łuk Mużakowa (Polish equivalent of Yellowstone park)
2. Gdańsk/Sopot/Gdynia - historical old town, beautiful infrastructure mixing modernity with tradition, sandy beaches over the gdańska bay, Westerplatte, kashubian lakes near Żukowo/ Kościerzyna, hel penisula
3. Jelenia Góra (and surroundings) - beautiful old town, one of the best parties I've ever been, stunning view to mountains especially to Śnieżka, incredible smaller and beautiful villages near like Szklarska Poręba, Karpacz, Świeradów Zdrój
4. Bydgoszcz - Venice of the north with beautiful stunning canals and great architecture
5. Toruń - Incredible architecture dating back to the middle ages with great story of Nicholas Copernicus in the background
6. Kłodzko - beautiful old town with a fortress on the top and a view of the mountains
7. Białystok (and surroundings) - great nature found nowhere else, peaceful, nice people with respect to the tradition, beautiful Branicki Palace and incredibly great food
8. Szczecin - modern and very clean city mixed with monuments, view to the Odra river, ships and Boulevards and parties in ships infrastructure (cranes etc. Surroundings)
9. Poznań - very clean city offering a lot of activities on fresh air, beautiful old town, maltańskie lake
10. Wrocław - capital of lower silesia with very nice old town, and słodowa island that lives 24/7
11. Kraków (and surroundings) - a lot of great monuments (wawel castle), beautiful old town, city that never sleeps and there are often cultural events there, beautiful mountains pieniny in surroundings and salt mine Wieliczka - but too touristic place in my opinion
12. Lublin - very similar architecture to Kraków but a lot smaller. I like the old town and delicious food there but after few days there was nothing to do more
13. Kielce - very long promenade, nice szyndzielnia park with unusual rock formations, great food
14. Warszawa - nice old town starówka but this city is too populated and touristic, a lot of attractions described in internet are closed because of full reservations or other reasons, half of every day spent there is standing in queues (or traffic jams). It is getting boring very quickly
15. Katowice - very boring city and the only Polish city where I did not feel safe - similar like it was in Warszawa it is too populated, boring and additionally with the sight of grey, homeless people and youth looking for street fights
With your kids Mert best choice will be Wrocław due to dwarf hunting and huge zoo garden and Panorama Racławicka 360 d. painting and boat cruises.
Tbh, Wroclaw and Cracow have way, way better tourist/entertainment offer than Warsaw. Warsaw is a bit gray business centre for the most of time, which is sad to me as a local, but it stands its own ground.
I really recommend Vietnamese restaurants in Warsaw city centre, as well as smaller museums.
Zakopane is one huge tourist trap - hopefully curbs your enthusiasm. Though there is plenty of really charming towns in Tatra mountains.
Zakopane is actually the only town in Poland at foothills of Tatra Mountains. With that remark, I totally agree with your opinion about Zakopane.
I think you should visit Poland, the most important cities and surroundings, especially the Białowieża National Park, and the Błędowska Desert.
5:03 Just to be clear it wasen't Poland's cocentration camps but Germany's Concentation-death Camps situated in Poland ... unfortunatly
Lublin -My city ❤
A strange ranking, considering how many beautiful and unique cities there are in Poland. Of course, all cities in this ranking are definitely worth your attention. Warsaw certainly wins when it comes to fantastic, often very old parks (a global sensation), nightlife, and cultural or culinary opportunities. But it is the only truly large city in Poland, and a very lively and interesting one, often ranking first or second in European capital rankings. Nevertheless, it is difficult to create a ranking, because each city has its great advantages, and there are dozens of other fantastic cities that the author of this film clearly has no idea about. It's a bit like trying to create a ranking of 8 cities in Italy - such shallow descriptions and criteria, plus ignorance of many Italian gems, do not lead to anything valuable. unless you count the promotion of the country itself - which of course has some value.
1. German/Nazist Camp, but not Polish. (Thank you Mert)
2. CENTRAL EUROPE not East -.-
How can someone rank cities based on nightlife during winter and during summer. It's obvious that there's gonna be much more people on the streets during summer than in winter, in every city. Łódź is known for its nightlife. You would see Piotrkowska street full of people, even on the week days in the summer. Never been to Katowice so cannot compare.
Bydgoszcz is the place to go for cheap city break
Do not let die, do not let the Polish cial mines be closed down. That is what that made 20 years ago in Hungary and all those rich places became neglected and a lot of poverty moved in.
Greetings from Hungary.
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I like nightlife in my own bed!!!
I known this 8 cities, but i love Zamość, Jarosław, Przemyśl
I LOVE WROCŁAW _WROCLOVE ;)
Nysa
Łódź Wrocław Poznań Kraków no i Łorsoł😆😆🧐
👍👍👍👍
😊😊😊😊
Gdańsk ❤
I'm sending you an interesting video to watch. Title: "How Poland becomes a military power" from the MilitaryRated channel. /not to be confused with a video from a year ago with the same title from another channel/.
I wonder what you will say after watching it.
In addition, I propose two other films.
1. Can Poland's Army STOP Russian Invasion? from The Military Show channel /it's not so optimistic anymore/
2. If NATO and RUSSIA Go To War, Who Loses (Hour by Hour) from the same channel
And finally, a little lesson. If you want to read Polish texts correctly, I recommend the video How to read Polish or something from the HowtoPolish channel
Hi Bro
Wrocław is the best. Polish camps? Time to stop it?!
Dokładnie...niemieckie,faszystowskie obozy.
@@beabea5273 Faszystowskie to były obozy Ferramonti, Fossoli, Gries-Bolzano reszta to były obozy narodowo- socjalistyczne.
I can live with that list, just move Warszawa to the last place 😂
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5:05 Polish concentration camp?! the author of this video has just pissed off, probably, all the Poles watching, including myself...thanks Mert for being vigilant and correcting this slip of the tongue/lie.
5:05 German concentration camp in Polish Oświęcim.
1. Warsaw
2. Wroclaw
3. Gdansk
4. Cracow
5. Poznan
6. Lublin
7. Torun
8. Lodz
Wow.....what a rubish Gdańsk is one of most beautiful city in Poland........ and all concentration camps in Poland were GERMAN'S.....