WARSAW TO GDANSK BY TRAIN! (We LOVE Poland!)

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Taking a Polish Train from Warsaw and heading to Gdansk. A 3-hour train ride and our tickets were $16 per person. If you’re planning on traveling from Warsaw to Gdansk, we’d highly recommend taking the train!
The Airbnb in Gdansk might just be our favorite Airbnb we’ve stayed in! Check out our $42 a night Airbnb in the center of Gdansk. Would you stay here?
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14 май 2022

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@HaleyandZach 2 года назад

Have you visited Gdansk? Tell us your favorite spots!

@adrianecie 2 года назад

We love Poland..thanks for the tour..I may be needing it soon

@wadysawkostrzewski8557 2 года назад

nice! thanks!

@scottgordon600 2 года назад

Will be in Gdansk for a wedding in August! Prices ARE reasonable!

@HaleyandZach 2 года назад

Have fun! It is a great city!

@mariostepien4526 2 года назад

great !

@karo4524 2 года назад

Wow! That apartment looks great and it is so affordable. Btw, I'm pretty sure the Intercity train you took had a restaurant cart. And those train restaurant carts are actually pretty good with real cooked meals on the menu. I've seen other vloggers enjoying food and beer during their journeys. It's a nice way to break up the travel time a bit.

@HaleyandZach 2 года назад

Maybe we can enjoy that one day but for now that isn't in the budget!

@karo4524 2 года назад

@@HaleyandZach I understand. The food in Poland is extremely affordable. If you need the least expensive option for dining out than milk bars are wonderful. They serve delicious home style cooked meals at unbelievable prices (cheaper than buying and making such meals from scratch). Also, local coffee shops will offer better and more affordable options. Finally, for groccery shopping local farmers markets are awesome, and a fun experience in itself. They pretty much sell everything.

@senpai8741 2 года назад

@@karo4524 is there Racism in Poland?

@sawekrybak431 2 года назад

@@senpai8741 Is this joke?

@senpai8741 2 года назад

@@sawekrybak431 I believe every country has some inevitable racism, BUT POLAND must be relatively a better place to be in. I could be wrong about human behaviours but there is always a little resistance.

@EWAMILENAP 2 года назад

This bacon looks delish😋

@HaleyandZach 2 года назад

It was so good!

@andrewskorzewski845 2 года назад

Personally I do not care, but "Eastern European apartment" may not resonate well there, "Central European apartment!" will sound like balsam to ears of your viewers. :)

@HaleyandZach 2 года назад

We try to catch ourselves and use "Central Europe" more often but sometimes "Eastern Europe" slips out

@blinski1 2 года назад

@@HaleyandZach But it's really Central European thing. Like Polish, Czech, German, Austrian, Hungarian, Swiss etc. This style of apartment design is much older than the iron courtain:) So you may say 'classic Central European style', as it is rather uncommon when it comes to newly built houses.

@Vonsat 3 месяца назад

Thank you for sharing. My friend and I are planning a trip to Czech and Poland in November and we are thinking about taking a train from Prague to Warsaw then to Gdansk and back to Prague, which seems convenient. Would it be safe for 2 small Asian women? Or should we rent a car and drive instead? Any advice from anyone would be highly appreciated. Thanks!