12 Hours in the Fabulous City of Gdynia in Poland 🇵🇱

12 Hours in the Fabulous City of Gdynia in Poland 🇵🇱
Join me as I spend the day in the amazing city of Gdynia in Poland.
An ideal holiday destination, the city of Gdynia in Poland is full of History amazing locals and sea, sand and a quaint marina.
We explore the Gdynia Marina, and indulge in the local delicacies and beers at amazingly affordable prices.
Dicover why Gdynia in Poland is standard destination for cruise ships that sail the baltic sea.
If you enjoy adventure videos in the former Soviet Union and Eastern Europe, then grab your Vodka, some Zakuskas and join me on this trip to Gdynia , Port City in Poland!!!
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[@nutrilook]

Poland looks interesting ,your videos are amazing Justin in how you entertain yourself alone and entertain us,keep them coming.

[@TomLafford]

I've never tried hot smoked salmon, but after watching this it is definitely something that I need to try!

[@J.E.E]

Hot smoked fish is a real delicacy in this part of the world and definitely worth trying. The problem with hot smoked fish is the very short shelf life, about three days, so I suggest a trip to the Baltics to experience it👌👍

[@galy0]

@@J.E.E Poles have a proverb - Guest at home, God at home. 2:48

[@eddieb4401]

Justin. Glad you like Gdynia and Poland. Enjoy your stay. Good luck.

[@J.E.E]

Hi Eddie, Fantastic city and an amazing country. I have been travelling to Poland for over 20 years, and what was accomplished there is amazing. Thank you so much for watching!👍👌

[@eddieb4401]

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[@PembrokeshireBoyinThailand]

Thanks Justin Great to see the Dar Mlodziezy , she visited Milford Haven during the Tall Ships race 30 years ago Hows the Lada going ? :)

[@J.E.E]

Those ships were magnificent and so is Gdynia. I have one more video to release from this trip and then a little lada update coming very soon. All the best👌👍

[@RandomDave]

Wild man 😆

[@J.E.E]

Always mate... And getting wilder and wilder😊

[@ChIGuY-town22_]

It looks very beautiful there, I love all the ships. The salmon looked delicious, all you needed was some bagels an lox. Thanks for your hard work, and dedication...great video.

[@J.E.E]

Ohhhh Vic, a bagel would have been perfect, from a Kosher deli I frequent in Florida. Thanks mate for your support.👌👍

[@ChIGuY-town22_]

@@J.E.E just outside of Chicago is Skokie Illinois, they have some of the best kosher delis...an the fresh bagels, forget about it.

[@J.E.E]

@@ChIGuY-town22_ Oh man... There are so many things that originate from Eastern Europe, that were brought over to the US, that just got perfected there💯. Pastrami on rye bread 🍞 and whitefish salad on a bagel. Definitely worth making some videos on Eastern Europes influence on other parts of the world. Vic that's a brilliant idea👍👌 Maybe we will share a bagel breakfast in Chicago one day.

[@ChIGuY-town22_]

kosher recipe: Liverwurst Ingredients: 1 pound fresh calf liver, cubed 3/4 lb veal stew meat 1/4 pound beef fat, cubed 1 sweet white onion, about 1 cup, finely diced 1 teaspoon freshly fine ground white pepper 1 teaspoons salt, or to taste 1 teaspoons paprika 1 teaspoon sugar 1/2 teaspoon marjoram 1/2 teaspoon finely ground coriander 1/4 teaspoon mace 1/4 teaspoon allspice 1/4 teaspoon ground cardamom You will need a piece of unbleached muslin about twelve inches long and eight inches wide. As an alternative, you can use large casings. Put the of liver, veal and fat through the fine disk of the grinder separately and then mix. Add the onion,powdered milk, pepper, salt, paprika, sugar, marjoram, coriander, mace, allspice, and cardamom over the ground meat and mix thoroughly. Put the mixture through the fine blade of the grinder twice, chilling the mixture in the freezer for half and hour between grindings. Also keep your grinder in the freezer along with your second bowl. Place the mixture in the middle of the cloth (if you are using a casing, tie one end shut and simply pack it in with a spoon) and then bring the sides together and crimp over to make a seam. Using butcher twine bind the sausage like a roast, with a string every inch or two and then tie off the ends. In a large kettle, bring enough water to a boil to cover the liverwurst by two or three inches. Put the sausage in the boiling water and place a weight on it to keep it submerged. When the water returns to a boil, reduce heat so that the water barely simmers. Cook for 3 hours. Drain out the hot water and replace it with an equal quantity of ice water. When the liverwurst has cooled, refrigerate it overnight allowing it to set. Remove the casing and wrap in plastic, it should keep for a week. Spread on sourdough bread with some pickled herring and red onions.

[@AgungTendaChannel]

nice brother good luck

[@J.E.E]

Thank you aging!

[@eltenda]

Very nice I bet it was better in the original look

[@J.E.E]

Thank you my friend👌👍

[@stevemcgowen]

It's a nice city and definitely worth a visit, but suffers from what a lot of cities nearly completely destroyed in WW2 suffers from. Post war construction looks good from a distance, but up close looks like a Disney set. It's too new and nice to be old. No degree of weathering or pollution stains. Modern construction of old techniques just don't look the same. Just bright and new. Obviously it is no fault of their own, but it kind of takes away from the appeal for me- as someone who loves history and historic buildings. Krakow on the other hand, I absolutely love...

[@J.E.E]

What you say is true, it does have a "chocolate box" feel to it, but I think that it has a charm. Krakow is amazing, I have had a lot of fun there over the years and definitely a place I will visit as a KZbinr.

[@blackcrow4218]

Tell it to the Germans or the Russians, if not for them, these cities would look completely different now, the original and historical buildings would be preserved, it's a pity that they had destroyed everything.

[@J.E.E]

Unfortunately the Nazis and the Soviets did do their damage and left long lasting scars in many parts of the world

[@tiagotiago7256]

☘🍀☘☘

[@galy0]

The Englishman saw Polish women behind the bar and forgot his camera. 😊😊 5:30

[@J.E.E]

🤣👍🤣👍

[@rahulrathod-vx6yv]

Watching

[@J.E.E]

Thank you Rahul... it really helps!

[@IndjanTraveler]

Gdynia was not destroyed during the second world war, the seaport was damaged, but quickly rebuilt to become an important German naval base. The city was renamed to Gotenhaven until 1945. Thousands of Poles (mainly intelligentsia) were arrested and executed in Piasnica forest Massacre in 1939, the largest site of killings of Polish civilians close to Gdynia. It was an organized action to exterminate Polish population called "Intelligenzaktion Pommern" with a list of people being prepared even before the invasion which included Poles with middle school or higher education, priests, teachers, doctors, dentists, veterinarians, veteran military officials, bureaucrats, members of Polish administration, police, medium and large businessmen and merchants, medium and large landowners, writers, journalists and newsletter editors.

[@J.E.E]

Thank you for the details on the history of Gdynia. The place was fascinating to me. It is so tragic to hear about the fate of so many people, especially in this part of the world, as it is all still so recent. All the best mate and keep up the good work on your channel👌👍

[@margplsr3120]

Tricity (Trójmiasto) = Gdańsk + Sopot + Gdynia

[@J.E.E]

Thank you for the input

[@cbrown9555]

You are a wild man

[@J.E.E]

Cheers mate

[@zurugar1530]

Justin, don't you have the impression that, as a foreigner, whatever you will give to Pole, you will received doubled?

[@J.E.E]

Hi Zuru, We're you refering to the Sandwich in the Dansk video?

[@zurugar1530]

@@J.E.E nah, I don't think you'd like to get something in return from him 🤢 But seriously, it was so human to feed the hungry and you were his angel with a gift of nutritional sandwich full of vitamins and minerals he surely lacks of in his poor overdrunk condition. Look how he struggled with English to keep you a company and show his gratitude for you kindness (and leech you of a sympathy and a breakfast at the same time). Perhaps I exaggerate a bit but if you give a heart or bad word to a Pole, it's a great chance you will be rewarded with same in abundance.

[@J.E.E]

@@zurugar1530 He seemed like he was going through a rough time but I felt his gratitude, even though he struggled to express himself in English. Also looking back at the footage and seeing how he devoured the food, it was obvious that he was in need of a good meal... I find it sad that people have to struggle with such things in this day and age. As for speaking English to me, yes it would have been a lot easier, but I cannot fault anyone for not speaking my language whilst I am a guest in theirs country. Thank you so much for watching and I look forward to my POLISH GOOD FORTUNE👌👍

[@heatherpassons9863]

Your accent feels like a mix of Australia and UK, but with thick New York influence.

[@jaywilliams9294]

Hey I'm traveling to Poland soon and was wondering if Poland accept NHS covid pass to enter?

[@J.E.E]

Do you mean to prove you are vaccinated? Because when I was there 10 days ago no one ever asked me anything... Almost no restrictions at all

[@jaywilliams9294]

@@J.E.E Yea the NHS app that says if you're vaccinated or not do they not ask for that? if so thats good I'm nervous

[@J.E.E]

I was never asked once... So I think you are good👍

[@MrSerguei789]

update on the lada?

[@J.E.E]

Hi mate .. one more video on this trip, then we have the lada update coming soon. The editing is where I fall back, but I am getting a better hang on how to do it better and faster. Stay tuned for more👌👍

[@MrSerguei789]

@@J.E.E looking forward to it!

[@mancuniamancunia9212]

Where is your accent from? It’s not English ;-)

[@alexandermalinowski4277]

2 historical facts: Gdynia, namely Oksywie was site were Germanic tribe of Gots descended on the continent. During WW2 Gdynia renamed Gotenhafen was major Kriegsmarine base and place where uboots trained before going in the ocean trips. There is torpedo training installation from this time, just off the coast.

[@Lechoslaw8546]

"Germanic tribe", what language/tongue they spoke? Provide evidence, please.

[@davidmalka1693]

First

[@EllaCossa]

c'mon man Gdynia is not a "little city."

[@KowalskyLeon]

4:40 When you buy smth in your country, do you also give such orders to the salespeople like here "Give me one sausage", or do you add the magic word "please"???

[@J.E.E]

Hi Leon... I do not consider myself rude, which is what you are insinuating... As a matter of fact I consider myself polite and respectful... I don't think country has anything to do with it... I am sure there are many Polish people in my country that are polite and some that are not so polite. I would rather treat people as I indivuals rather than label them by country they come from. If the video offended you, then believe me that was not my intention. I am sure, as an intelligent indivudual, you clearly understand that you see a small part of what is actually recorded and In edit you loose some of the context, otherwise videos could go on and on and on. Thank you for watching and for commenting.

[@max2us]

Nice video, too bad that the creator is in it. I am not sure if the video is about Gdynia or about the guy that created the video. You are covering about 30% of the screen. If this video is about Gdynia, why do you feel to be in it?

[@J.E.E]

Thank you very much for your input!

[@johnroff1941]

Yeah, guess the food was good. But didn't see any nice architecture

[@J.E.E]

Food was great mate!!! Try the Gdansk video, as I was summarizing my trip to Poland. Thanks for watching

[@margplsr3120]

so you have to came and visit :-) Gdynia is smaller and more cozy than Gdansk and much younger but Tricity (Trójmiasto) as a whole is the most amazing 3 diffrent cities with common transport - old Gdańsk, smal ,younger and more spa and fancy Sopot and youngest morden Gdynia