From my perspective Poland and Warsaw is affordable, but keep in mind that I come from Finland 😄 Compared to many Western European countries, Warsaw is quite affordable so of course it depends on what you compare to. Where are you from? 😊
I am not a backpacker but a businessman who travels often and I promise you that Stockholm is much cheaper than Warsaw from Hotel Restaurants and cafes!! Considering the purchasing power that Poland has, and I live in Sweden.
Stockholm is definitely more expensive than Warsaw. I've been to Stockholm and Sweden multiple times and even though it can be cheaper than Finland, it's definitely not cheaper than Warsaw :)
Kiitos. One small point: Do you want to be Euro or US? transportation: American English transport: British English Google Translate will give you US English words like "center", which is wrong
Glad you liked it 😊 I lived in the US for a while but on Finland we're thought primarly British English, which is why I might mix terms. Apologies if that causes any confusion 😊
Moi! Me oltiin Novotel Warsawa Centrum hotellissa ja voin kyllä sitä suositella, mutta riippuu toki ihan budjetista. Meillä oli tuohon ketjuun pisteitä niin päästiin edullisesti. Julkiset kulkee sen verran hyvin Warsawassa, että paikalla ei niin kovasti väliä mielestäni :)
From the recommendations for visiting museums in Warsaw, you recommend the museum of Polish Jews and the vodka museum, but you do not recommend the Warsaw Uprising museum. This should indicate the "level" of these recommendations. Fun fact - in the museum of Polish Jews (at the permanent exhibition) there are no actual artifacts, there are only copies (which is clearly described in the exhibition)
I found the Polin museum very interesting but there is of course loads of places that weren't mentioned in this video. We did only have a limited amount of time in Warsaw after all. 😊
@@MillaExplores That's why I'm laughing at the level of this video because it's like going to France and visiting pizzerias to check how French cuisine tastes. What amuses me is not that you liked the museum itself because when it comes to how to move around it, it should be an example of at least for the Warsaw Uprising Museum, but I laugh at the fact that you visit Warsaw and recommend a museum that has very little to do with Poland. And as for the Polin museum itself. I was there too because the building itself encouraged me. I went in with no expectations and left disgusted. The permanent exhibition is not "the history of the 1000-year presence of Jews in Poland" but a festival entitled "this year Poles gave us rights, this year Poles took away our rights" and so on with each element of the exhibition. This museum does not show anything that connects the Polish and Jewish nations, only how Jews were treated on Polish lands. And it gives the image that Poland was a bad place for Jews .... but they hardly mention that it was the Polish territories that were the only safe haven for Jews in Europe for hundreds of years. Well, I know it, Poles who learned history at school know it... but the average tourist from abroad will have no idea. I am ashamed that my country gives money to maintain this museum
@@kedzior1991 You're just an idiot. My criticism was justified and supported by arguments. I saw youtubers who were in Warsaw for 1 day and somehow found time to visit museums that show the city. The Museum of Polish Jews does not show either the history of Warsaw or the history of Poland. So why shouldn't I criticize such a selection, especially under such an absurd video title
@@MillaExplores Cheap has also a pejorative meaning as it can be associated with poor quality. I do not think that is what you mean. Good value would be much better. Greetings from Warsaw :)
