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@@cathulhu3772 Żal pupę ściska, co nie? pozdrowienia z pięknie zadbanego Rzeszowa.

za duży rozrzut na jedne wczasy... ja bym dodał Dolny Śląsk i Karkonosze (uwielbiam tam wracać)

no i tu problem, bo jest maaaasa miejsc do ogarnięcia u nas i szwabów też. Imho Bieszczady i Mazury - reszta to smaczki, wisienki na torcie.

Właśnie. Przybysze z innych kontynentów czy nawet dalszych zakątków Europy nie widzą żadnej różnicy - tym bardziej, że nie widać granic. Polska i Niemcy to bardzo podobne geograficznie sąsiedzkie państwa w Unii Europejskiej. Dla przeciętnego, na przykład, Amerykanina to szok :)

Architektura jest podobna zwłaszcza we Wrocławiu i Gdańsku bo to poniemieckie miasta i większość tych konstrukcji to Niemcy zbudowali.

W Bochni może jest mniejsza ale za to nie chcą oskubać co pięć kroków i można pograć w koszykówkę, futsal a nawet i przeprawić się łódką po podziemnym jeziorze.

Karkonosze i Pieniny u mnie wygrywają, Zakopane jest przereklamowane.

A jak trafi na hytrego misia to sie wystraszy i juz do nas nie przyjedzie😂😂😂

Mi by musieli zapłacić za taką podróż xD

It is not true, in some parts of your comment. Over 50 percent of the rebuilt Gdańsk is a faithful reconstruction (I mean especially houses from the Renaissance and Baroque periods - when Gdańsk was one of the 6 most important cities of the Kingdom of Poland and the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth - the others were Kraków, Warsaw, Poznań, Lviv and Vilnius). As for the Old Town of Warsaw, it was almost entirely rebuilt, as far as we talk about its part from the 13th-15th centuries. And it is a mostly faithful, historical reconstruction, on fully preserved foundations and medieval cellars, with various decorations, fragments of staircases, etc., which were found in the ruins and restored. When it comes to Renaissance and Baroque tenant houses in Warsaw - in fact, the rebuilders did not recreate the city so faithfully, they rather focused on recreating the most characteristic buildings, and apart from that, they only rebuilt a small part of it. In turn, Warsaw from the 18th century, in terms of public buildings and palaces on the Royal Route, was rebuilt partly as a faithful reconstruction (numerous palaces), and partly as a reference to the appearance of numerous paintings of Warsaw painted from the 17th to the mid-19th century and numerous preserved photographs, architectonic plans, etc. Most of the rebuilt old Warsaw is an excellent reconstruction, but some of it (usually at the back of main streets) is new ideas, based on old paintings and photos. The Royal Castle in Warsaw is a great, faithful, historical reconstruction. What's more, many elements of its equipment stolen by the Germans during the war were found and recovered. After the war, thieves or their descendants sold them to various collectors and museums, especially in Germany and the USA. Some places (e.g. the Mariensztat district - a square with several adjacent streets) are completely new urban compositions, but in the spirit of old Warsaw. As for Wrocław, Poles mainly rebuilt its Polish monuments, i.e. the medieval part from the period when the city belonged to the Kingdom of Poland and the Silesian Piast dynasty (10-15 centuries). Fortunately, Poznań was not destroyed by either the Germans or the Russians.

@@alh6255I didn't want to post the entire report here. Just so that the most important content fits without expanding the comment. Yes, I know that the number of lines without expansion may vary for each user. As for Gdańsk, the plan of the tenement houses differs significantly from the original, especially in the view from above. The space of the courtyards was radically reduced, where before the reconstruction there were various annexes, many different structures and rooms. And from what I read, this was done with most tenement houses. And who do you think destroyed Poznan? Not Russians, not Germans? The Americans bombed the military facility and several bombs fell on the city, causing minor damage. General destruction of Poznań: 52% total and the historical district completely destroyed. Wrocław, these tenement houses are definitely not from the 10th-15th century and do not resemble Polish, Piast tenement houses. The town hall, cathedrals, you can see that they were Germanic.

I was thinking should I say It XDDDDD

Tak. To półwysep helski.

Pochodzę ze Szczecina i sporo podróżowałem przez Niemcy.

Rzymiańska architektura w Berlinie, też jest niesamowita.

Bult by Germans, destroyed during WWII, rebuilt by Poles.

UE, Poland, NATO 😉

Ty ziomek ogladaj uwazniej. Przeciez mowi, ze sie wybiera w przyszlosci do Polski.

Not me

But remember, it's different if you're from abroad and don't Poland that well. There's a lot to see.

@Rene_Moor3095 why not?

@@Poland69420 I didn't say everyone tho

@@Tomasz- Did you forgot to put " know" ( between ,,don't" and ,,Poland")? Or you just mean smth else that I don't see or don't unerstand there?

"Grass is always greener on the other side"... I had the same feeling while visiting Czechia 😅

Bez przesady. Skoro Niemiec to od razu Auschwitz? Boże, widzisz i nie grzmisz. Mów to raczej nacjonalitom. Co za schematy w głowach

Oglądał filmy o historii Polski. Poza tym nie musi od razu jechać do Auschwitz tylko dlatego, że jest Niemcem.

Powiedz to tym co popieraja ASD a nie temu chlopakowi. Ani on nie ma nacjonalistycznych pogladow ani oe popiera takich partii politycznych. Czy Polacy nie moga choc raz nie gadac o wojnie i Auschwitz gdy zobacza Niemca? Ani ten chlopak ani zaden inny niemiec nie moze czuc sie winny za to co sie stalo. Pamietac , wiedziec o tych wydarzeniach ale nie powinien i nawet nie moze czuc sie winny.

To raczej do tych z ASD i tych co ich popieraja.

Epizodu??!