48 Hours in Wroclaw | Poland's Hidden Gem (VLOG & GUIDE) 

Well, in recent years, Poles themselves have discovered Wrocław :), not to mention foreigners. I'm glad you like it in my homeland.

Dobra robota Ben.Zapraszamy więcej takich Gości jak Ty.

Probably the most beautiful film about Wrocław made by a foreigner! A great combination of stories about the history of the city with the presentation of the most important tourist attractions. I admire the knowledge about Wrocław. You would be a good tourist guide... Best wishes

When I see Poland, I watch immediately 😂

I enjoyed your playful narration in this video!

Thank you, Ben!! Your videos NEVER disappoint! Now I want to visit Poland! Thanks, again!!

Poland is beautiful and safe...have a nice food is well

Hi Ben, thanks for this video of your exploration of Wroclaw Poland. Like usual, the footage, your narration and music were all top notch. Seeing cities like Wroclaw Poland show the resilience of the Polish people. After so many of these cities were destroyed in World War II, you would not know by looking at them as they look like a scene out of a Story book. Really enjoyed all of the rich Pastel colors on all of the historic buildings. Glad you caught on film the bullet holes in the concrete of the University as a remembrance of the people that lost their lives there in World War II. Looking forward to hearing about your Channel Membership as I think all of your work is top notch. Hopefully it will be something I can afford, as I would like to support all of the time and energy you put into creating beautiful videos for us to enjoy. Take Care until next video Ben.

I love your videos and I am also a huge fan of Poland. I've been visiting for years. And well done for getting the pronunciation of the city correct. (Vrotswaf)

Always a great day when you post a new video. Thank you for your diligence. You are by far the best travel vlogger. And Poland was a bonus!

I went there in 2018 and accidentally got my flight dates mixed up and spent an extra day there after turning up at the airport at 5am to find the flight wasn’t until the next day (easy mistake to make when you’ve been travelling for 2 weeks). Ended up going back into the city but decided I couldn’t go to the cheap hostel again because the owner had drove me to the airport and it would have looked weird if I’d gone back 😂

Poznan Poznan Poznan ;)

Napiszę ten komentarz po Polsku, ponieważ nie chcę popełnić błędu, a mam nadzieję, że Google lepiej przetłumaczy... Chcę tylko napisać, że bardzo dziękuję za Twoją wrażliwość, włożony czas, ale przede wszystkim serce w ten filmik! 😳💐☺️

I need to go to Wrocław like now!! Thanks once again for a great vid 🙂‍↔️👊🏻

Beautiful historical architecture 😊

Great video as always, Ben. I don’t understand how your channel doesn’t have more subs given the time and effort you put into your content. That’s the RU-vid algorithm for you I guess.

Amazing job!

Excellent photography, look better than when I was there in December. Found Polish girls very pleasant and friendly, the younger boys not so.

Another great Video Ben. Looking forward to the rest.

thanks for a great video! Love your personality!

Great guide for a great city! I plan to film there soon :)

Come and visit Bielsko-Biała along with mountains around it (and maybe some smaller towns like Żywiec, Pszczyna or Wisła). It's not as famous as Zakopane but I think also worth a visit.

Fair - St John's / Midsummer Fair. . Mainly June. Xmas Fair - late November till early January. Good jobbing. X - native

It's time to get to know smaller Polish towns such as Toruń, Lublin, Tarnów, Sandomierz or Zielona Góra.

Excellent video Ben, very informative. Wroclaw is so underrated as a city, it was the first place I visited in Poland. I stayed right by cathedral island and it was amazing. Definitely agree about getting out early to avoid the crowds, I found myself wondering round Vienna at 6am the other day. So peaceful and no crowds of people on my photos 😂

Very nice video!!!👍 Want only to add that in this big Centennial Hall was filmed part of the newest Hunger Games film: The ballad of songbirds and snakes.

Poland is so beautiful. My mother went on a USO tour there. I wish you could linger just a little longer on your shots. It's difficult to take it all in so quickly. How in the world could you be single unless you are just traveling all of the time!? lol. Thanks!

You are the only British tourist whose reports are full of passion and history. I still regret that you have so few subscribers. All these idiots mouthing food somewhere in the world are driving me crazy. You know what I'm writing about. The huge sculpture made of inflatable sheet metal on Daliowa Island is the work of Oskar Zięta. The construction of this ultra-light structure is possible thanks to the use of an innovative technology invented by Oskar Zięta - FiDU, i.e. 'Freie Innen Druck Umformung'. It allows for the deformation of elements made of two parts of steel sheet welded together. By 'inflating' with compressed air, metal forms become stable and durable, while maintaining lightness. This work became an artistic manifesto of this innovative technology. The Centennial Hall in Wrocław starred in the film 'The Hunger Games'. The Ballad of Birds and Snakes - the arena of the Hunger Games. An anecdote to the Panorama of Racławice. One of the authors of this painting is Jan Styka. He is known for his religious paintings. Once he fell on his knees in front of a white canvas and screamed loudly. -My God, how am I supposed to paint you?! Here the heavens opened and God spoke: - Just paint me well.

You are so close to Poznan (2h train ride) - then another 2h to Torun - Highly recommended - enjoy!

Wroclaw I am coming in September❤...absolutely beautiful city🎉

Another good one lad!

Another great video as always. Loved watching and bringing back great memories of being there myself. looking forward to the next one.

Hi Ben , Such a great video as always! Your photos are phenomenal keep up the awesome work !!

Excellent video Ben,informative and funny at the same time, enjoy your travels my friend.

Awesome video 🎉

Great video. I liked Wroclaw but it was the 6th polish city I had seen in a 3 week Poland trip so was flagging at that point. But fives me an excuse to go again

Church before the cathedral - that's in fact double church - St Cross & St Bartholomew. One catholic , another Greek Catholic.

Nice video Ben. I will try to emulate some of your shooting and presenting style in my travel videos. It’s really nice.

Great video as always happy to support you in the future when that’s up and running, but also do you have a link for that hoodie as I may have to treat my self 😊

I thought the fact that Wroclaw Poland was considered the Venice of Poland was very interesting. All of the bridges and water ways look stunning.

I loved Wroclaw when I visited last year. A few things you didn't mention which are worth visiting are the Sky Tower for brilliant views over the city and the botanical gardens near the cathedral . It's a lovely city.

Oh yes. What a city. It’s so hard to choose a favourite in Poland. Gdansk. Krakow. Warsaw Wrocław. All fabulous. I’m starting a trip next month. Nuremberg. Salzburg (eagles nest ) . Budapest and Vienna can’t wait

You can add other Polish cities to your list too, as they are all beautiful. I suggest seeing Sopot, Gdynia, Poznań, Lublin, Łódź, Rzeszów, Kielce, Toruń, Bydgoszcz, Katowice, Białystok, Szczecin, Przemyśl, Zielona Góa, Jelenia Góra, Świdnica, Kazimierz Dolny nad Wisłą, Olsztyn, Przemyśl, Sanok, Łańcut, Sandomierz, Opole, Leżajsk, Stary Sącz, Kłodzko, Bielsko-Biała, Tarnów 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.

Szkoda, że nie zobaczyłeś wnętrza Uniwersytetu, szczególnie aula leopoldina oraz wnętrza kościoła najświętszego imienia Jezusa. Stałeś obok tych obu miejsc na ostatnim ujeciu. Wygogluj sobie chociaż grafiki tych miejsc :)

Waldemar Fydrych - biography available on Wikipedia. Long term student. Under the commies studies were for free. Even now state unis are for free. Life is more expensive. Shortages under the commies, even rationig ( coupons ) yet life was cheap though often bleak. Even now state unis , big cities only , r for free . So rich study for free, poor pay fees in private unis, coz can afford accomodation and livng costs. Our here studied history in Torun , then Wroclaw. After history , he moved to Art history. Same building different floor. More thsn 10 years altogether. In mid 80s he became a kind of cult figure for students then. Major - the comandeer of fortress Wroclaw - that's the full title. 1989 moved to Paris. Art rejuvenation. Back to Poland - 1st decade of 21st century. Candidate in one of presidential elections. Active in social media, plus bit of writing. Bumped into in 1977, history, Wroclaw Uni.

Well done. U got my sub

Soon when immigrants come wan't be nice anymore it's a matter of time