A GREAT DAY IN GDANSK

[@slodkijacus]

A great video from Poland. You guys are a great coupe: fun and intelligence combined. Glad you had a great time in Gdansk. Thanks for showing Poland to the World

[@FeatherandtheWind]

Thanks for the love! We had an amazing time in Poland

[@VAGABOOM]

3 videos in one week!!!! maaaquinas!!! Well done! Love -Demis & Nancy-

[@FeatherandtheWind]

+VAGABOOM Thanks guys!!

[@kajosajo]

I just found your video and I think you are hilarious and madly in love! Love the way you show my country. For me it's a great pleasure you find it as a nice place. Thanks a lot! All the best!

[@Patriikc]

You should've went to the beach, First time i saw the Baltic sea i was amazed of how beautiful it was, I loved the white sandy beaches. Good thing the weather was good too.

[@FeatherandtheWind]

+MrDrakula Our visit to a beach is next ;)

[@grzegorzbrzeczyszczykiewic7613]

And this iodine laden air coming from the see you breathe in and out....

[@DelightfulTravellers]

That's it! We're going to Poland ASAP. Diggin' those pet roosters! ha

[@FeatherandtheWind]

You'd love it!

[@0utder]

Nice one again! You're so lucky with the weather too!

[@FeatherandtheWind]

+Krzysztof Lewandowski Thanks Krzysztof :) Still feels like summer!

[@889581]

Poland loves you too !!!

[@FeatherandtheWind]

+Piotr Kowalski Thank youuu ♥

[@jewczukpiotr]

Hi Guys:) I fricking love watching your videos!! Especially the ones from Poland, where I originally come from. Ive been living in Ireland for a decade now. I so envy you guys as I, living in Poland, did not travel a lot and This might sound funny, but you might have seen more than I did, living there:) I love your passion to Poland and the way you are excited with discovering this one fine country. You are also very positive people as a couple!! Keep it up! And you definitely deserve way more viewings and subscribtions, but we all know this is not all about it. What you'll experience and discover - it'll never be taken from you.

[@FeatherandtheWind]

Piotr, thank you so much for your comment and kind words! We really enjoyed our travels in Poland and think there is so much beauty to share with the world. I really love what you said: 'what you'll experience and discover - it'll never be taken from you.' Maybe one day we'll get to discover Ireland! Thank you for following our journey :)

[@nataliakolano7336]

"take it all in, love it, enjoy it" haha :))) another great video. I love the way you explore the cities :)

[@FeatherandtheWind]

Thanks Natalia :)))

[@annak.907]

Hello, Im living in Canada but Im Polish and from Gdansk. Im enjoying especially this video. Good job guys! I love watching your videos.

[@grzegorzbrzeczyszczykiewic7613]

Hi Guys :) I see you finally made it to my city! Gdańsk does look like Amsterdam a little because a lot of buildings were designed by dutch architects. The finest examples of this Dutch Renaissance Style are Green Gate, Gdańsk Armory, Main Train Station, Technical University. Im looking at all those suggestions, visit Zakopane, Lublin, Zamość, podlaskie, Bydgoszcz, Poznań...and they are all wonderful! The are all worth seeing. You are right! Every polish city is the most beautiful one. Because of people.

[@FeatherandtheWind]

+Jerzy Konarski And what a beautiful city it is! Really great architecture all throughout Gdansk. With so many suggestions, it's hard to decide where to go but we know we'll have to come back and see more of Poland and the beautiful people ;)

[@grzegorzbrzeczyszczykiewic7613]

Or you could just stay...

[@grzegorzbrzeczyszczykiewic7613]

We'll all adopt you. You'll get your polish citizenship and you'll live happpily ever after. Hahaaha Whatever you decide to do. Do not forget to stroll down Mariacka Street. :)

[@karambaw]

You are the cutest couple ever!!!!!

[@FeatherandtheWind]

Thank youuu =)

[@wanderingspirit7021]

Lucky guy traveling with a stone fox who has a great personality. Good for you, bro. Your Poland travels are great! Poland is on my bucket list now thanks to you!.

[@bartekadamczyk4873]

You should visit Kielce, there is located a gorgeous palace and Kielce are located in swietokrzyskie mountains so you can find in this city a lot of quarry like Kadzielnia or Rezerwat Skalny Ślichowice or also we have there polish oxford city, wich is called sienkiewicza street and wonderful market in the center of city. If u want do some shopping we have the biggest shopping mall in Poland there 😌 have fun in poland

[@mojakolega5569]

Yes, I love Kielce❤️

[@LordDark102]

when they will be in Kielce they should head to Zamość as well

[@FeatherandtheWind]

+Bartek Adamczyk Thank you Bartek! So many amazing suggestions. Next time we're in Poland, we'll definitely make a point to visit the mountains and more cities :)

[@wfqsfg]

There are some ruins in the old town area on the water where you were. You may have seen them. Those are going to be rebuilt to look like the other colorful buildings in the old town area. My wife and I want to come back and see them after they are finished. Also, there was a string quartet playing at one of the city gates in the evening. They were college students. They sounded unbelievable good. Just curious if they were there when you were there.

[@FeatherandtheWind]

+JAT002 We noticed there was quite a bit of construction by the river so it would be great to go back and see the changes in the old town. We did hear a few good musicians performing but we missed the string quartet :( The performers are so talented though! It creates such a nice ambience when you here live music like that.

[@tnickknight]

Funny, always cool watching a video about where you live. I am glad you had a good time. The cool thing is that if you come again in a few years, it will really be a different city, as it is changing so fast.

[@FeatherandtheWind]

Hopefully we'll be back to see more :) Seems like Gdansk and the tricity area is gaining popularity from travellers all over!

[@tnickknight]

Hope you do. This is a great place to start a tour of the Baltic, Vilnius, Riga, Tallinn, and over to Helsinki. That is a great run, with minimal travel time.

[@dominikp.8356]

You guys are the best. Thank you for a nice vid;.

[@jakubburnos7095]

Great video! Why don't you visit Malbork? There is the biggest medieval castle in the world, that once belonged to the Teutonic Order. A great place to see, also the city itself is very pretty. Also, another suggestion to visit the podlaskie voivodeship. It is a great place to take a rest. Not many big cities, some villages and small towns (including my own little town :D), National Parks, lakes, forests and beautiful landscapes. A great place to visit, you could takea a picture for a wallpaper there. Keep going, love your content :)

[@FeatherandtheWind]

+Basileus Red Rain Great ideas! At the end of the video, there's a hint at where we might go next ;) We hope to see some of the parks/lakes/etc next time we visit Poland. All the pictures we've seen of the landscapes look so beautiful! THANK YOU for watching :)

[@theycallmemisterjack4130]

MARIENBURG not "Mallborrk" !

[@browarman]

Westerplatte was second place attacked by germans, the first was Wieluń. Btw try proper beer, Lech is not the best. I would suggest to try Ciechan miodowy ( beer with honey).

[@piotrroz9934]

Amber, Panie, Amber (zwłaszcza w Gdańsku) :))

[@dombloggs]

Another great video guys :)

[@FeatherandtheWind]

Ah thanks so much Dom!! :)

[@JaroslawMarciuk]

My home town! I love your videos from Poland!

[@FeatherandtheWind]

What a beautiful hometown! Thank you so much for your support Jaroslaw :)

[@michellemorgan5404]

HI ! thank you for GDANSK ! I am with you all the way lol. lol. Felicia is a such a sweet heart you are doing great .

[@agatape1125]

NEVER give those beggers money nor any attention. They abuse the dogs and the children, they give them sedatives and replace "puppies" every two weeks (god knows what they do to the ones that are not cute and young enough). It is a huge problem here in Poland, especially in Gdańsk to fight them off. There is absolutely nothing cute or fun with it. Please do not be ignorant and do not support horrible business. Thank you.

[@junjungatbos3548]

The girl and dog looked nothing like what you described.

[@LayllaWillow]

Same thing here in Serbia. Every beggar works for someone who is actually really powerful. And yes, they use kids and dogs.

[@Auuelia]

You visited the most beautiful cities in Poland. But I love the most Crocow and Gdańsk, i actually lived there for couple years , and now I'm living in Warsaw, so really enjoyed all of your vlogs :)) What's the next stop?

[@FeatherandtheWind]

+Amelia Amelia Like one of our great viewers commented, we think "every city is the most beautiful city in Poland" So glad to hear you're enjoying the vlogs :D Next we'll be visiting a castle... Stay tuned!

[@GdzieJestNemo]

waiting for next vids

[@FeatherandtheWind]

+GdzieJestNemo Working on it!!

[@TomaszWalter-zo2sc]

Pierogi is a plural form. Single form is pieróg so don`t make that mistake pierogies americanizing it. Next time I reccomend you from my area Lipce Reymontowskie - the village where Władysław Reymont was born (the best time during some event) , Spała resort and Nearby Nazi Bunker in Konewka. The videos from that places you will find on my channel.

[@quiteizzzy6514]

5:32 Lucky you xD Gdańsk is a very popular tourist destination, so it is quite expensive.

[@lukaszs727]

You definitely did more than me! I think I was on the both, however dont remember walking on the peninsular.

[@shahwaizashraf2251]

I never visit there but in this video it's looking too amazing

[@FeatherandtheWind]

Thank you!

[@GdaJacek]

6:24 Sorry you're wrong. You've reached Gdańsk Bay, to go to Baltic sea you should go for example to Władysławowo or Hel pennisula.

[@tasgbee9596]

Wikipedia: "Bay of Gdańsk is a southeastern bay of the Baltic Sea"

[@GdaJacek]

Traditionally when we say "Baltic sea" we mean open sea.

[@tasgbee9596]

+Jacek Kurpiewski Even so, that doesn't mean that being on the Bay of Gdańsk is not being at the Baltic Sea. Bay of Gdańsk is a subset of Baltic Sea.

[@robertcortez1109]

what a beautiful country

[@FeatherandtheWind]

+robert cortez We couldn't agree more!

[@magdalenaosowska8844]

My favourite city :) Gdańsk is similar to Amsterdam because it's the netherland type of buildings ;)

[@FeatherandtheWind]

+Magda Osowska One of our favourites now too! Thanks Magda :)

[@lechskorski3902]

I was looking for you in hanlan point today..

[@martinoo1989]

Indeed, we propably just missed each other :) Looking forward to your next videos! Do you plan to visit more polish cities?:)

[@FeatherandtheWind]

Yup, we've got more videos coming from Poland! Stay tuned ;)

[@piotrtyc762]

How did it happen that you are visiting our beautiful Poland? Just a coincidence or something more ? ;) Best wishes :D

[@FeatherandtheWind]

+Piotr Tyc It all started when we found a cheap flight. We never meant to stay in Poland for so long but we love it so much that we want to keep exploring :D

[@zatorce]

Thanks guys for all the vlogs about Poland 😘😘😘

[@FeatherandtheWind]

Our pleasure :)

[@klaudiakawa]

Great video, a series of Polish is great :) very much that you liked in my country :) I hope that even visiting us :) I greet you warmly :)

[@FeatherandtheWind]

+Klaudia Kawa Aw thank you Klaudia! We're really enjoyed your beautiful country :)

[@HUNVilly]

I can't believe it, I was in Gdansk and Sopot around the same time you guys were. Had pierogi at the same restaurant, then I see you were in Budapest, where I spend half of my week, you visited Esztergom, where I live the other half, and you went to see Visegrád where I work on the weekends. Too bad we never met :D

[@FeatherandtheWind]

What a coincidence!! Maybe another time we'll cross paths :)

[@mylifeaspaul5967]

I really like your videos about Poland, which is my countru :) Are you going to visit some more polisch cities??

[@FeatherandtheWind]

+Paul K Yes! A few more cities left to show from your country ;)

[@mylifeaspaul5967]

You can visit my city - Lodz, it's really beautiful althrough there;s no old town :)

[@FeatherandtheWind]

Stay tuned ;)

[@WiktorOsw]

and i recomend you to go to the ecs what means european center of solidarność and alsow visit the one of our beatiful beaches have fun

[@FeatherandtheWind]

Thanks for those recommendations! The beaches are beautiful

[@Piechu19]

Next cool video :) I read in comments that your next stop is castle. I think it's Malbork :P 'cause it's not far away from TriCity (Gdańsk, Gdynia, Sopot) Have more fun :P If u want to know how to pronounce Westerplatte here's a tip :) "W" in Polish is pronounced like "V" in English, so the 1st part of word is pronounced Vester (like man connected with vest :D). Probably sometimes You've seen "crossed" L looking that Ł. "Ł" is pronounced like "W" in English :) The 2nd part of word I think is connected with German. "platte" in German means plate. In Polish it's pronounced in different way than in German. In Polish it's pronounced with double "T" and polish "E" sounds like "E" in "left" and in Polish 'E" is always pronounced :) So u could try to pronounce it like "Vesterplatte" with double T and pronounced E :) If you want to know some more polish letters or sounds simply write me words :) because for example Bydgoszcz looks like word with only consonants :P but in fact it's not hard to pronounce :) In Polish "SZ" and "CZ" is pronounced like 1 sound :) "SZ" is like "SH" in "shock" and "CZ" is like "CH" in "check" :) so it's "Bydgoshch" My name also looks hard :) "Przemek" looks difficult but it's only shorter form of "Przemysław" :D but if you try to pronounced it like "pshemek/pshemeck" it's easier :) and even Przemysław isn't so hard. Try "pshemyswaf" :) and surname is prononced not like "urban" in English it's rather "oorbanski" . Polish "ń" sounds similar to word "knee" :) it's "softer" N :)

[@FeatherandtheWind]

+Przemek Urbański Good guess ;) Thank you for sharing those tips on pronunciation. I think you could teach a whole class for foreigners! Slowly we're getting the hang of it haha

[@Piechu19]

Actually, I study foreign languages and I plan to be translator or teacher so I know sounds which occurs in them. For me it's easy to explain how particular words should be pronounced :) but thanks for your recognition :)

[@norboelargusson3354]

I have another suggestion :.. If you are heading to Malbork , There is a town called Gniew nearby .. quite simmilat to Malrbork , medieval style .. THX ..

[@FeatherandtheWind]

Gniew looks so lovely. Thank you for the recommendation Norboe!

[@ironlemon666]

My city!

[@FeatherandtheWind]

Aw thank you!

[@ledledu]

Hey! I remember You! You were our guests in Grand Hosteł! Cheers!

[@FeatherandtheWind]

Haha no way! You guys were awesome. Mentioned the hostel in our Gdansk guide: featherandthewind.com/2016/09/27/guide-to-gdansk-poland/ :)

[@grandhostel]

We're really glad that you liked our hostel and the waffles!;) It was a pleasure to have you as our guests. Hope to see you some time soon back in Grand Hostel!

[@FeatherandtheWind]

+Grandhostel Gdańsk Thank you! Your staff is wonderful :)

[@dontsleep-.-]

I wish i had known that you were going to visit Gdańsk, funny to see you walking nest to my workplace :P I'd love to give you a tour :D

[@FeatherandtheWind]

Thanks Aleksandra! We'll let you know if we're ever in Gdansk again :))

[@juliagawryow3503]

Gdańsk moje miasto ❤️

[@Pustynna_Burza]

Oprowadzisz mnie?😀

[@aleksanderlegowski1970]

I was in the exact same restaurant that you went to😁

[@FeatherandtheWind]

+Olek Legowski What a coincidence! Did you like it? We weren't expecting it to be so fancy but it was good

[@shahwaizashraf2251]

gdansk we are coming in April 16

[@FeatherandtheWind]

Hope you have an amazing time!

[@shahwaizashraf2251]

Thank you ... n u from Poland?

[@rschmidt8749]

DANZIG IS ALWAYS WORTH A TRIP, NICE GERMAN PRUSSIAN ARCHITECTURE, QUITE UNIQUE STYLE ONLY USED MOSTLY IN EASTERN GERMANY, NOT THE SOUTH

[@tomaszk8737]

You asked ' Why houses in Gdansk are so narrow" ? So, below You have answer for Your question: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hanseatic_League Gdansk in middle ages and later was part of Hanseatic League. All town houses were build in this narrow style.

[@FeatherandtheWind]

+Tomasz K So neat! Thank you for sharing that info :)

[@tomaszk8737]

You should visit Gdynia and Sopot ( polish Cannes ) as well. Gdansk, Gdynia and Sopot is called Tri-city. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tricity,_Poland

[@FeatherandtheWind]

+Tomasz K Thank you Tomasz! We can see why it might be compared to Cannes. Such a beautiful region

[@ghua]

lol, do you guys ate anything else than pierogi? also, it seems you did whole trip around Poland - are you on holidays or working there or just so rich you dont have to work? :)

[@trcdamianos8814]

I like these guys.

[@thefieldman8166]

Hey guys, I enjoy your videos about Poland very much, you are very sympathetic people ;-)! I hope you like it in Poland! Have you been to Mazury? I think that's my favourite area in Poland, because it's calm, peaceful, not so crowded and busy, beautiful nature, many awesome lakes - good place for fishing, sailing, swimming and chilling. If you like fish, you shouldn't be disappointed. A good place for summer vacation ;-). Also the capital of the region, Olsztyn, is not a very big city, with crowds, huge traffic etc. and it's nice :-). Besides, can I ask you which city/region and what did you like the most in Poland?

[@misiat7281]

Are you Polish?

[@FeatherandtheWind]

Both Canadian but he has a Hungarian background and her background is Mexican/Italian

[@ljlj5067]

Hi, during a visit to Gdansk, you skipped lot of interesting places. You were not on the street Mary's which dates back to the fifteenth century and where to find Mary's Basilica. The church was built between 1346-1506 and is the third volume of the temple in the world built of brick. There were also at the Monument to the Fallen Shipyard Workers 1970 - monument in the form of three crosses or the place where began the road to freedom from the yoke of communism. You were not in the Fortress Wisłoujście of which first mention can be found already in the fourteenth century. In the near Gdansk I find the museum at Stutthof at the former German concentration camp. Between Gdansk and Sopot is Oliwa (town) where you can see the Basilica of the Holy Trinity and her famous great bodies Oliwa designed and built in the years of 1763-1788. Johann Wilhelm Wulff commissioned by Abbot Jacek Rybinski. Ready instrument had 83 voices (5100 pipes). Near the Basilica is a beautiful park founded by Cistercian monks in the fifteenth century. In Oliwa is also a zoo which covers an area of over 123 hectares of landscape park, making it the largest in terms of surface facility of this type in Poland. To complete the visit to the Tri-City is also worth a visit Gdynia, where you can eg. See The ship of World War II ORP Blyskawica and town Hel where is the seal center.

[@grzesieeeeeeeek]

very nice chanell,and great trip! greetengs for U:)

[@FeatherandtheWind]

Thank youuuu!

[@aidan564]

Try pyzy or bigos those are my fav polish traditional foods!

[@joelponce3747]

Ok so I'm going to Poland in June and I only see people eat pierogi and goulash, should i be worried lol

[@FeatherandtheWind]

Hahah there's lots of good food in Poland besides pierogi and goulash. You'll have a great time :)

[@kaloryfer4281]

Hello There, maybe you should visit Poznań. The city in a little bit German style. There are very interesting castles and palaces not so far from Poznań like Kórnik, Gołuchów, Rogalin. Highly recommended.

[@goranwolkomiritza6404]

My ancient home country !!!

[@FeatherandtheWind]

We miss Poland!!

[@henchdan1]

beautiful nice white pure city

[@LESFLEURSDUSOLEIL]

getting cold folks

[@michaelbunce1256]

here at this moment in time on holliday

[@FeatherandtheWind]

Have a great time!

[@michaelbunce1256]

Feather and the Wind thanks checking out as much as I can did zakapani January and was in Warsaw October to visit auschwitz concentration camp

[@sikoooreczka]

Actually, the WWII started in Tczew (a city between Malbork and Gdańsk), but the Westerplatte version is more popular. Come one day to Tczew, so I'll show You up the city and the bridge :)

[@annapikul689]

sikoooreczka WHAT? XD

[@1lucyfer666]

You are a great couple :-)

[@FeatherandtheWind]

Thank you :)

[@Moskszawa2010]

I have been to that Pierogarnia too with my family 2 years ago and they were great :) Good video but as said before respect the history and don't laugh at places like "The Westerplatte monument"... there are no words for this war. But great videos as always, thanks, David-

[@ryc3rz]

A fun fact for you guys: You mentioned that Gdansk looks like Amsterdam . It's true- and there's a reason for it- they are both Hanzeatic cities. You can google Hanza for details. All cities once belonging to Hanza share similar architecture.

[@FeatherandtheWind]

Really interesting! Thanks for sharing that fun fact :)

[@ryc3rz]

Sorry, I made a mistake- it's not "Hanza" but rather Hansa or Hanseatic League. If you googled it you probably realised yourselves :)

[@mick18ful]

2:06 Grandma "fuck, fuck" :D

[@FeatherandtheWind]

+ChUcKy GoRe Haha!

[@jerzy7118]

Westerplatte is not a place for jokes. It is a Polish military outpost that has defended heroically for the longest time, where they were shot at by heavy guns from a battleship, bombed by planes and dominated by German infantry, and yet Polish soldiers stood their ground, so this place deserves respect.

[@waszczuk896]

you dont have to say pierogis as if it is plural, pierogi is already plural :) singular is pieróg.

[@FeatherandtheWind]

+Waszczi blog Haha thanks. One day we'll get it right!

[@karambaw]

Don't miss Sopot!!!!!

[@FeatherandtheWind]

We didn't! We're uploading the Sopot video right now!!

[@karambaw]

Guys so if you are still somewhere around, it would be absolutely worth to see Hel :) It is it s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/originals/3f/05/71/3f05712e40e10259121efa3435b95d66.jpg en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hel,_Poland#/media/File:Zatoka_Pucka_mapa_mini.png There are the most beautiful white-sand beaches...if the weather allows you go there :)

[@FeatherandtheWind]

Actually we just got to Lviv, Ukraine but we're talking about a Poland return in the future. We'll have to check out Hel for sure. Thanks!!

[@fraproxy]

Yep. Visit iin Gdansk and freaking gypsy in white socks just at the beginning of video... Pierogi are not typical Polish food, there is actually much more than that. Also Long Street (Dluga) is not the main one. It is main only in the Old Town. Gdansk is similar to Amsterdam as this is the old Hanza type city - go read something about the history. Besides - great video, happy to see you guys there.

[@damianborowik3427]

Well...Pierogi are typicall Polish food. Fact that in other Slavic countries they are too, doesn't cause that it is not typical for Polish cuisine. Long Street in Gdansk is not in the Old Town but in the Main Town, and for tourist it is main street. Who cares about "main" according to traffic or administrative stuff when visiting place as a tourist?

[@fraproxy]

I guess it is typical for someone who does not know anything about it. And typical for Polish mentality - deny if someone knows more than you :)

[@maksnevenski1177]

my city ☺

[@FeatherandtheWind]

A beautiful city in a beautiful country :)

[@95Libertarian]

Too bad you didn't visit Gdynia :/

[@FeatherandtheWind]

We're always looking for a reason to go back!

[@Drittsekk1984]

Damn! Felicia is so beautiful girl! I'm like like Gucci, I'm Envy aahaahaha You're geat guys!!!

[@mojakolega5569]

You should definitly visit Kielce!

[@FeatherandtheWind]

+Moja Kolega With everyone's great suggestions, I think we could spend a lifetime in Poland lol. Thank you Moja!

[@fraproxy]

I guess visitting Kielce was a joke. We used to call it a city of the flying knifes. Go figure why....

[@龍龍-b1h]

Do not visit Kielce, it's a trap.

[@svensson35]

U R the best best best people who exploring,,,,, anything ,,,, I just love you ///// u both, ,,, i want to be ur friend .... soooooooooooooooooo muchhhhhhhh i love u ,,,,, polish friend ,,,,,

[@FeatherandtheWind]

+svensson35 Thank you polish friend!

[@juliette6550]

Awww ❤ My city

[@FeatherandtheWind]

A beautiful place :)

[@mercomania]

A great day in Danzig.

[@mikoajbadzielewski3396]

0:48 no U didn't:P

[@FeatherandtheWind]

lol I tried :P

[@dawcio111]

pls, tell me.. why Poland?

[@endrju9732]

Powinieneś zobaczyć poprzednie odcinki. Mówili, że Polska jest relatywnie tania i nie spodziewali się, że będzie tak fajnie :)

[@dawcio111]

a no chyba ze tak. Niech do Sosnowca jeszcze sobie pojada :D

[@FeatherandtheWind]

+dawcio111 We wanted to travel in Europe and a flight from Toronto to Warsaw was the cheapest we could find. Then our Polish viewers were giving us such great suggestions that we ended up staying wayyy longer than planned! Thanks for the translated versions Endrju and Marta Winnik :D

[@FeatherandtheWind]

+SpikedCoughSyrup Agreed!

[@norboelargusson3354]

Inside Castle in Gniew www.zamek-gniew.pl/uploads/image/IMG_3336.jpg

[@FeatherandtheWind]

Cool!

[@Kropotkin2000]

It's definitely not the Moat-lava river.

[@shotyziphone9863]

I did born in Gdańsk 😍

[@fruchu]

I was*

[@WiktorOsw]

i am from gdańsk heh

[@FeatherandtheWind]

Nice!

[@Sthriga1]

Marry her!! Marry her ASAP!! There is a saying: "If you don`t give woman what she wants, she`ll find someone who will". Edit: Or if you don`t want to marry her just send her to me. She is lovely young lady and very pretty.

[@karambaw]

reading in polish!!!! :):):):) "ł" you read like a "w" in english motława = motwava, and "lody" you read like "Lost"; sz=sh like engliSH, cz=cha like CHAse or CHAnge; now groups of letters which are one sound: ch and h in polish having same sound like "Have"; u and ó are also same sound and in english it would be "oo" like gOOd; rz and ż is a bit difficult to pronounce it is like I "Je" in french ..Je suis...; dż is like first letter of "Jargon" or "Just" ...I hope it would be useful :) Have fun there!

[@movedtoescapology4267]

I has born in Gdansk

[@theycallmemisterjack4130]

Danzig is an arch-German city. Arthur Schopenhauer's birthplace never had any significant Polish population before 1945, when the Poles ethnically cleansed this German town. You can deny all the historical facts you want, but unpunished crimes remain crimes, and genocides remain genocides. There is no statute of limitations for ethnic cleansing. de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freie_Stadt_Danzig#Sprachen_und_Dialekte List of people from Danzig : de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liste_von_Pers%C3%B6nlichkeiten_der_Stadt_Danzig Almost all are German... how strange...

[@rangelso]

notice woman at 2:28

[@jezajez9052]

..2:52....BIG RED Building.....place....1000's dead sentence be done....!!!....!!!

[@12qwertyuiop90]

Polish fighters defended this land from Germans at Westerplatte on 1st of September 1939 which is officiall date for WW2 start. Not really a laughing matter.. GERMANS and RUSSIANS collaborated to attack and split Poland in half. I recommend reading about this to have better understanding; start of the war, German death camps. Soviet gulags, and Yalta - so you know how alies betrayed us after the WW2 pushing Poland into the communists hands. Even now struggle continue as THEY try to regain the power and influence by using media&economy war. Berlin, Moscow, George Soros and EU Brussels send money to cause political turmoil and oppose democratically elected government - but we will fight and resist and win ..yet again! All the best guys. You are great! Welcome again! Try Bieszczady mountains & Mazury - Polish lake district.🇨🇦🤝🇵🇱

[@jill1734]

I heard they're racially intolerant. Did you see any African Americans? I love to travel, but never want to put in danger. I also heard this about Albania, and wonder if it's true....

[@grzegorzbrzeczyszczykiewic7613]

You heard wrong. Those are lies spread by enemies of Poland. The same people who came up with polish jokes. Yet Poland has the highest education level in the world. 99.8% of population is literate and 89% has high school diploma. Same with safety. You are safe in Poland. No matter what colour is your skin. Poland is the second safest country in the world. Right after Japan.

[@am4836]

It's a myth arisen from the fact that Poland is one of the most homogenous countries in the world. You just have to consider that some Polish people have never seen a black person with their own eyes or talked to somebody of different skin tone. Therefore, sometimes the first reaction can be a mix of anxiety and curiosity which can be received as racism if you don't realize the context.

[@FeatherandtheWind]

+jill1734 We did see some but not many. We had actually heard similar things but, from our experiences, we found Poland to be very welcoming. If you love to travel, Poland has a lot to offer!

[@jill1734]

Thank you!

[@ryc3rz]

Well, I'm Polish ( and was raised in Gdynia) and I would definitely say that these days ( because of all that refugee crisis) anybody looking remotely like an Arab/ Pakistani should avoid places where they can meet football "fans". In main tourist places you still should be fine. I don't think that applies to people of African appearance.

[@bobix9516]

there are more better polish food than pierogi. for example: GOŁĄBKI

[@roberts6270]

Danzig in West Prussia.

[@garys.7846]

I think it would enhance your journeys to wherever you go to learn a little about where you're going to visit first. You say and do some inappropriate things, just furthering the stereotype of ignorant North Americans to the world.

[@luizaluiza4978]

Omg guys 😂 u've been everywhere!! 😂 glad you liked it!