Is Wrocław the most beautiful city in Poland? | Vlog | 

Well now you are finding out from the other side of the world :)

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W Polsce trzeba koniecznie zobaczyć mniejsze miasta - równie piękne jak: Zamość, Bielsko - Biała, Bydgoszcz, Kielce, Gniezno, Rzeszów, Przemyśl, Olsztyn. Zachwycające są rónież małe miejscowości, jak Mikołajki, Kudowa Zdrój, Międzygórze, Sandomierz, Karpacz, Kazimierz nad Wisłą. Nie ma w Polsce dziur zabitych deskami, które najlepiej ominąć. Wszędzie są ślicznie miasteczka z jakimś pałacykiem, dworkiem, regionalnym muzeum, restauracjami i kawiarniami, skansenami, atrakcjami przyrodniczymi. Nad morzem to nie tylko trójmiasto- Gańsk, Gdynia, Sopot. Są jeszcze : Łeba, Krynica Morska, Jurata, Hel, Jastrzębia Zdrój, Cetniewo, Międzyzdroje, Świnoujście. Turyści omijają Mazury czy Roztocze, a to są przepiękne krainy geograficzne, gdzie można porządnie wypocząć, odstresować się, zaskoczyć siebie nowymi wrażeniami. Warto po Polsce pobuszować póki jeszcze jesteśmy krajem bezpiecznym i niezdemolowanym wojną. W Polsce każde pokolenie wie, czym jest wojna i odbudowa kraju ze zniszczeń. Uważam, że nasz pokój znów wisi na włosku.

@@ilonaoglecka9174 Yes, Poland has much more to offer, not only places know by tourists. Tak Polska jest sliczna i nie tylko miejsca odwiedzane przez turystow.Jest wiele slicznych, interesujacych miejsc, o ktorych ludzie nie maja pojecia.

those are 2 german cities tbf.

Oh yes I appreciate its very safe

Übertreibe nicht, " born to be alone" , nomen omen? In meiner deutschen Stadt kann ich vielen vertrauen, mir können andere vertrauen. Ausserdem, wie du zu den Anderen , so die zu dir ! Karma kehrt zurück, sagt man!

True. We all in Poland appreciate foreigners and look for some interaction.

Yes it's beautiful right

That's why I was almost speechless when I walked into the main market square

@@CharlieandRob neither of us are particularly religious, but you have to go inside these churches/cathedrals. If you are wowed by the outsides, the insides are just as spectacular 🤗

@@leandabee I did go in a few. You will see in tomorrow's Rob Reacts video. But once you have been in one or two, you have seen them all

@@CharlieandRob look forward to it. I love old architecture 🤗

I am really glad that I have not received hate from that comment yet 😁

Greetings to Krakow! I'm from Wroclaw but I love Krakow, the brother city. I always feel there like home :-)

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haha Im sure my little channel wont spread the word too far and wide

Don’t you worry. It’s well kept secret on internet. 😊

My daughter in law is from there. Although they live in the UK now. BRILLIANT wedding. And yes, it is gorgeous.

People has no idea how many beautiful places Poland has. People often visit the same places known for they beauty but is lot, lot more not many people know about it.

Haha yep! Kitchen is bigger so it is easier to have space to put on an airer

In Poland the bathrooms a lot bigger than UK so we usually have space to have washers in the bathroom or some people will have laundry rooms but we will never put it in the kitchen! 😂

Yea great place and great people! I highly recommend Wrocław

No Tarnów and Rzeszów?! 😉

Yep, a very memorable trip. There are 4 more vlogs to come too!

Haha I thought an Aussie would make that comment as soon as I mentioned it 🤣

Well not that strange if you do not have specific laundry room

@@CharlieandRob Every Polish would say the same :)

Washmashine in kitchen lol 😂 all that laundry smell ith food ? Bad idea

@@shivo4328 You could say that the laundry would smell like poo and wee in the bathroom! ;)

haha I say it as I think it :)

Beauty is in the eyes of the beholder :)

Kitchen for us in england

Haha always funny seeing places you know on TV

To miasto z nazwy WROCŁAW powoli zmienia nazwę na BANDERASTAD!!.

szybared, No Krakow is the most beautiful. I also like Warsaw. Poland's cities and towns are gorgeous. but you people beware such twats as this guy.

It really did put joy into my day!

Just up the road from us. We frequently go to Basingstoke. Washing machines in the kitchen just make sense 🤣

@@CharlieandRob small world

@@CharlieandRob No, no ,no, it doesn't. Laundry between eggs , bread and potates??? NNOOO....

@@dorotabarbowska2184 laundry between wee and poo?! 🤣

Ja mam pralkę w kuchni! Co w tym dziwnego?

Well beauty is in the eyes of the beholder :D

Mŏsz rychtyg. Gryfny je jok Gryfny

I have plenty of places to visit when I get the chance 😁

Kraków Is Mach mor interesting by far.

The historical coat of arms of Silesia is the coat of arms of the Lower Silesian Piasts ( Polish Dynasty ) - the coat of arms of the Piast dynasty, ruling the principalities of Lower Silesia. It was a shield with a golden field with a black eagle with a silver crescent band running through the eagle's wings and breast, which was crowned with a cross. Wrocław historically belonged to the Czech Republic for about 500 years, to Poland for about 400 years and to Germany for about 200 years. You need make research

@@arkadiuszarczi1559 You haven’t read carefully. I’ve written THEN, i.e during the WWII.

@@arkadiuszarczi1559 also the name of it is Polish/West Slavic. That Germans-invaders occupy some places for a while, it doesn't make them German. What does "german" even mean? LOL Germany was only created in 1871. There is no anything as German ethinicity or ethnos. germans are just a genetic mix of Slavic, French, Romans and Jews and all these people created and made the construct called :germany". Grmanys is also just an English word. No on eve called themselves "germans" . germans simply call themselves - "people"="deutsche" because that's what they are - a mix of various ppl. The whole germany is full of Slavic toponyms. Also the capital- "berlin" is just an archaic Slavic word.

Wroclaw been occupied by Germans for some times but never been German in first place

@@domiharrison9364 Not true. Silesia was either Chech's or German's since XIII century. Wrocław (Breslau) has never been a part of the Polish Crone until Teheran/Jałta settlements, in force after WW2 ended (1945).

Haha I had no idea what he was saying so glad you told me!

It was a pretty sunny long weekend. It's now 30c there while I'm back home in the wet! 🤣

My pleasure. I loved it there!

I would have stayed in Wroclaw rather than Bognor ;)

Maybe I will and bring Charlie this time 😁

More coming

Dzięki

It is on the list!!

Thats interesting you have made the move back to Poland!

Long story mate.

Haha well I found 2 English people in the end. But that's not a lot with the amount of tourists

@@CharlieandRob true :-)

Amazing place!

Im proud I am able to pronounce it properly :)

Im sure you will love it!

Haha il put it on the list

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Well I was ☺️

​@@CharlieandRob Yeah, yeah, yeah... I've missed your invitation, but found it already: 1st of July. Remember, 3 days is not enough. You must come back to us !!!

Well I hadn't heard of it, let alone pronounce it a few months ago. But truly wonderful place

More videos to come. Loved it!

Haha nice

Maybe me and Charlie will have to come back for the Christmas Market!

My claim was against Krakow, not any other city. And Ive been to Krakow 4 times before.