LOVING KRAKOW & STRAWBERRY PEROGIES

[@TIBONERFULL]

Kocham Poland

[@sawomiradamczyk3434]

Krakow it heart of Poland

[@FeatherandtheWind]

A beautiful city in an amazing country!

[@zepter00]

was.... :-D.... With love from Warsaw ;- ]

[@jarekp5228]

It still is. Warsaw is the brain of Poland. Not to smart but its ok :-)

[@zepter00]

Warsaw is cultural heart of Poland either,....also trade, shoping, buisness, base of hotels and comunication everything is better in the Warsaw 😜

[@ecamormex]

Keep the videos coming! Poland looks like a great choice!

[@FeatherandtheWind]

We're liking it more and more each day! :)

[@itsmepanda7618]

Go to: Toruń - Kopernik's city, Malbork, Bydgoszcz, Gdańsk, Wrocław, Wieliczka, Dunajec and the Tree Corones rafting with rafters :), Bieszczady Mountains the most wild and none commercial places, Wetlina and Chatka Puchatka with pancakes at the top of the mountain :). After Bieszczady you could go back to the city Lublin and bought a ticket to Lwów but you need bought a visa to go to Ukraine. Lwów was polish city but after WW2 politics moved our border to west. For now Ukraine is poor, some places to see, yes but people do not talk in english to much.

[@FeatherandtheWind]

So much to see and do :D Thanks for all of the suggestions. We've got Torun, Gdansk and Wroclaw coming up and then hopefully Lwow!

[@topcry]

Hi! I'm from Poland and I just saw your videos for the first time. If you're gonna be in Lviv on the September 2nd-6th would you like to meet? Me and my friend are going to visit Lviv then (and also participate in the Lion Cup Sept 2nd-3rd - one of the participating teams have two Canadian volleyball players in *hint*) but it would be nice to go somewhere together and maybe exchange some thoughts on the city itself. Have an amazing trip in Poland first though! :)

[@FeatherandtheWind]

We totally would! But we have our places booked and we're checking out of Gdansk on the 7th so probably in Lviv that night. If you're staying later let us know. If not, near future stops include Kosice and Hungary :)

[@MrJanusz45]

Hello from Toronto. Thank you so much, what a beautiful city Krakow. I really enjoyed watching this film. You are absolutely right, looks like Vienna, but this market is sooooo big. POLAND I love you !!!!!!!!!

[@FeatherandtheWind]

We love Poland too!! Thanks for watching :)

[@chauvesouris7]

Love you guys :-) You're great ambassadors of Poland - making other people around the world see how nice our country really is. Thanks for that!

[@FeatherandtheWind]

Thank you so much! We enjoy sharing the beauty of Poland and hope to inspire more people to travel here :D

[@tomkusz3741]

I am Polish , born there and brought up there . A Canadian citizen who lived in China for 9 years with a Chines wife ! love Pierogi I Barszcz !

[@FromAsgard32]

I study in Kraków and I think that I should appreciate this city much more and start to "use" all those great places I have here. Thank you for inspiration! :D

[@MKanakaredes]

I wish the prices in Poland would also be cheap for the natives ;/

[@AstralTraveler]

Racja! Polać wódki... :P

[@kaja5154]

I'm from Kraków and that's so nice to see our city showed as beautiful as in this video. Thx a lots for this positive opinions and I hope you'll come back to us!

[@blackdot1753]

I like Poland so much can't wait to go back and hang with my Polski friends and make new ones. I stayed in Krakow for 1 month in a half. lol it was awesome. I wet from Warsaw to Krakow and it was $7 US. Dollars. I would recommend Gdansk its about $20 U.S dollars from Krakow to there.

[@FeatherandtheWind]

We can't wait to go back either! Poland seems to have that effect on a lot of people ;) We have some videos from the Gdansk area too

[@ggkpopcurator6292]

The flush thing was hilarious lol. That city is so beautiful and vibrant, the ambient looks and amazing and the pierogis as well, so glad you're having fun 😇 thanks so much for visiting my Instagram that meant a lot 🍦

[@FeatherandtheWind]

We love your feed and you're so very talented Andrea!!

[@Sabrevicious]

I love Kraków, I'm here right now, like 3 minutes walk from the Barbican and Ul. florianska

[@FeatherandtheWind]

It's a beautiful city! Enjoy :)

[@MeshyaNightingale]

Ah, My hometown~ always makes me happy when people go there and enjoy it

[@FeatherandtheWind]

What a beautiful hometown!

[@sexybrainful]

It is indeed. Definitely one of the most beautiful spots in the world. I wouldn't move out for all the tea in China :) And you know what - you're gonna come back, trust me. Even when you're 64 ;) All the best!

[@klaudiakawa]

My favorite city in Poland :)

[@premsamria6158]

me too

[@michatomczewski3619]

You are so relaxed and happy on your videos. Cool music, nice pictures, great advertisement for Poland, but probably you enjoy your life wherever you are.

[@FeatherandtheWind]

Thank you Michał! We try to showcase the beauty of every city we visit. We've got to enjoy everyday we get here :)

[@realcooking8315]

I loved Pierogi festival, too. They have all this crazy, non standard pierogis in offer 😆 I like Kraków a lot, I am not originally from Poland, But live here for about 3 years and traveled to most of the places. I could say Kraków and Wroclaw are the best in my opinion 😊

[@FeatherandtheWind]

We never imagined seeing so many different styles and types of pierogis! Krakow and Wroclaw are some of our favourites too :)

[@Dwimerytguy]

Polish tourists in Ukraine feel like german/US/Canadian tourists in Poland. I love prices in Lviv.

[@FeatherandtheWind]

We're in Lviv now and agree with you on the prices!

[@Dwimerytguy]

Great, when can we expect a video? :D

[@FeatherandtheWind]

Tomorrow morning :)

[@wojownikjacek]

Yes its true

[@1986longer]

The market in Krakow was the largest market of Europe in medieval times.

[@natk4275]

You guys are a lot of fun. Great energy! 🖒🖒

[@FeatherandtheWind]

Thanks Nat :)

[@nataliakolano7336]

great video, Im glad you liked Krakow!

[@agnieszkap.5613]

Oh, how lovely you visit Kraków :) But you definitely should go to some jazz club or just music club, which are literally in every basement in the area of the Market Square/City center, and they so iconic for Kraków, like Harris Piano Bar or Klub pod Baranami. Concerts are every night and except weekends they are for free. The artistic atmosphere is just unforgettable.

[@lukaszs727]

I like the lights in Krakow after dark. In Wroclaw there a lightened trees on the square market, however I liked the lights in Krakow on your video.

[@flaviochavezch1726]

I love you guys!

[@FeatherandtheWind]

We love you too Flavio!

[@sawanpatwari6312]

you two people are simply amazing! keep up the good work! I enjoyed watching your videos .... I don't know how to add a thumbs up symbol here, but anyways you guys already know it by now!

[@FeatherandtheWind]

Haha thanks for the thumbs up Sawan!

[@PanBunktrek]

hEY, YOU had stunned viev. Sea shore is always the same, this street can bring you excellenet experience.

[@fanartzone928]

its so funny that i watch all this "first impressions of poland" videos when im living already 1 year abroad, guess you became even more patriotic when u are away, my country is so beautiful. gonna sponge everything good i see on the west and introduce in my home place !

[@CrazyWizardPyro]

Awesome video ! Greatings from Kraków,Pierogi are awesome ! :)

[@mowmitrywialnie1334]

Crazy Wizard Pyro Greetings* Nie dawaj spacji przed znakami interpunkcyjnymi, moje oczy krwawią xD

[@veselyrohlik254]

Pierogi is plural, you don't have to use "ies"

[@pallatium]

so fun

[@andree010]

Krakow is one of the most expensive places in Poland but yeah, great, worth to visit definetaly. Also suggest less known places like Torun, Malbork, Poznan, Wroclaw.

[@FeatherandtheWind]

Thanks Andy! We were able to see all except Poznan. Beautiful cities throughout Poland and hoping to go back one day :)

[@joelponce3747]

Great video guys!

[@FeatherandtheWind]

Thanks Joel!

[@joelponce3747]

Hey guys I have a question, I plan to go on a 2-4 week trip to places like Krakow and Prague, can I wait until I'm over there to book accommodation or do i need to prebook everything? Thanks!

[@FeatherandtheWind]

I think it depends on what time of year you're travelling and your style of travel. If there's a festival or event in town while you're there, booking ahead will save you time and money. If your schedule and budget is flexible, both Krakow and Prague have loads of choices when it comes to accommodation. We stayed in hostels in both cities and found it was relatively easy to add extra nights as we went but booking in advance guarantees your place so you don't have to spend extra time arranging that while you're travelling.

[@joelponce3747]

Hey guys! thanks for taking the time to answer my question. I will be traveling the first week of June. Ill be traveling by myself and I really want to arrive at Krakow and stay or leave when ever I feel is time. If its stay an additional days at Krakow then be it, or leave to another city, etc. Just go with the flow.

[@chieffridgeofficer]

Oh no I just missed you guys! I was at that very same pierogi fest!! Come back to Poland!

[@FeatherandtheWind]

What a coincidence!!

[@aleksandraciesla8077]

I watched this video by luck and actually I also went to Pierogi's Festival! I was even looking for myself in the video hhaha (i failed though). Have a great time in Poland! ;)

[@FeatherandtheWind]

Haha no way!! What a coincidence :) Thank you!

[@IRYSowaty]

Enjoy your stay in Poland and btw you should visit Wroclaw also- great city with a lot of cool places to hang out ;).

[@FeatherandtheWind]

We are going there in a few days! What do you recommend? :)

[@PolishGator]

The Opera!!!!! It's incredible!!! I'm from Poland and visit frequently and I never miss a chance to see a show at the Opera in Wroclaw......I also highly recommend Zakopane if you have a chance....beautiful mountains and a different culture!!! It's my favorite place in all of Poland! Have fun!

[@FeatherandtheWind]

Thanks for the suggestions! We've just arrived tonight and are looking forward to exploring. We hope we'll be able to visit Zakopane because we heard it's so beautiful but if we can't on this trip, then we have a reason to come back to Poland :D

[@jenniferlee909]

Hey guys i just came across your little adveture across poland . im glad you love my hometown :) you should definitely come and visit krakòw in the winter time ad theres a lovely Christmas Markets here really you shouldn't miss it if you love Christmas ... loads of love for everyone who's reading this :)

[@jadwigabuczyk9474]

You are adorable . Love your videos too. Keep going❤️

[@LiliyaEmilyss]

So proud to live in Kraków :)

[@FeatherandtheWind]

Such a beautiful city!

[@patrycjanna]

shes beautiful x

[@FeatherandtheWind]

thank you! xx

[@dianadublewicz7961]

hey love the videos! It makes me so happy you liked Cracow,it's one of my favourite cities there! btw, what camera did u use? the one that was better in low light i mean

[@FeatherandtheWind]

Thanks Diana! The better camera is a Canon 70D

[@FALKOR78]

You fellas seems to know a lot about the country for a turists...Above all , looks like you are not dissapointed...Hope you enjoyed the stay, judging by your videos you did ;) All the best...

[@FeatherandtheWind]

We really did! Thanks :)

[@ErnieWJK]

looks like you slept in the exact same room I took when visiting Kraków last time ;d happy you had a good time!

[@FeatherandtheWind]

Haha what a coincidence!

[@donnayuszkiewicz5127]

What camera did you use that was so good in low light?

[@pawelziolek2171]

I went to Brugge and the prices in old town were similar to the prices in Poznan in old town square... Than I heard from people who visited Krakow and Budapest how little they paid compering to what I have paid in Poznan and Brugge for the pint and dinner... How come?

[@FeatherandtheWind]

Oh really? Haven't been to Bruges but we were in Poznan and Krakow last fall and found the prices roughly on par with one another. We found Budapest to be a bit pricier than Poland but in all 3 cities it varies so much depending on the restaurant and neighbourhood.

[@Viajefest]

OMG I was looking for a single reason to start using snapchat! Cool

[@Viajefest]

BTW what an amazing editor you are.

[@FeatherandtheWind]

Yes! Andale pues!

[@FeatherandtheWind]

Thanks! :) I enjoy it

[@Moskszawa2010]

Kraków was my first love in Poland, it impressed me so much because the architecture is so beautiful... but time after time it became a hate-love thing. It is definitely too crowded in my opinion that's why I prefer going more to Warszawa now or Ukraine :) Nice regards from Switzerland and keep on doing great Vlogs! David-

[@dombloggs]

Really nice video guys. You earned a sub :D You should really visit Lodz, its really close to Warsaw. Also "na wynos" means take out and "chodźmy" means let's go. Have a nice travels across Europe!

[@FeatherandtheWind]

We are going to Warsaw today for the weekend. If it doesn't rain too much tomorrow maybe we'll check it out. Chodźmy! :)

[@MrPapermonster]

Łódź kurwa-Miauczyński

[@justme-jj5eo]

you're saying that the prices in poland are good but you must know that the average monthly payment for an average educated working person is like 1500-2200 zlotych. Its not much here and lots of people cant afford many things so they are taking out a loan and cant pay off it . I mean the good prices here are of course for people who live somewhere else (for instance UK). It might be cheaper for you cause your better payed in your country and you come just to visit poland but if you'd started working and living here, you wouldn't say that

[@WildWildPigeon]

You've got a point here! I'm really tired of explaining to everyone the difference between living and WORKING in Poland and coming there just as tourists.

[@justme-jj5eo]

WildPigeon exactly. It kinda pisses me off when people say such things and dont know our situation but although they judge

[@arturvip1]

well since this is a trip clip and they compare prices not with what u earn but with what they have to spend in all other visited places it makes sense and maybe u can keep your cry out for a political debate.

[@kiksi77]

There is no tragedy to pay 2 euro for one beer. Tragedy is to pay 400 euro for a new clutch.

[@damianwojakowski3006]

The 1500 - 2200 is the sad nature of small towns (no jobs, low salaries), but in bigger cities (Warsaw, Wroclaw, Cracow, Poznan, Gdansk, etc.) the situation is different. For example, a programmer in Wroclaw will earn about 4.000 - 16.000 PLN (net price for junior - senior), so it isn't that bad.

[@xmotoAsiek]

Cracow is amazing at evening. BTW you were near the place where I work. Pierogies are awesome ;)

[@aidan564]

*Kraków

[@xmotoAsiek]

Doesn't matter. Kraków po polsku.

[@aidan564]

xmotoAsiek Okej :)

[@Dreju78]

Speaking of eating on the cheap; in Kraków you should try 'zapiekanka' ('zapiekanki' for plural) Being from Warsaw myself I like our variety better then the Kraków ones but you might like their. Supposedly the best ones are in the Kazimierz district (old Jewish quarter) in this round building in the districts main square. Bon apetit! 😀

[@FeatherandtheWind]

Thanks Andrzej! They look delicious :) And guess what? We'll be in Warsaw this weekend and will get to try them soon!

[@Dreju78]

+Feather and the Wind those will be much harder to find here as they somehow fell out of favor. In Kraków they should be everywhere as they became a must for the tourists as well as locals (kind of a 'drunk' food for many) and Warsaw does not attract as many tourists. The classic one is just cheese and mushroom. And while in Warsaw I'd suggest the Old Town of course (bunch of churches to see, the royal castle and such), Łazienki park with the pałace on the water (regretably not realy a floating one 😄) maybe a sidetrip to Wilanów (antyreklama park, anomeru palace if you arę not bored by those by they) and a tour of both the Warsaw Uprising museum and 'Polin'; the Polish Jews museum.

[@Dreju78]

+Feather and the Wind sorry for those few words in the middle there. iOS kept correcting me to Polish...

[@FeatherandtheWind]

Thanks! We are heading to Warsaw now so after a few Żywiec we will find those zapiekanki

[@jordaxuk]

Polish goverment should pay you for this series. Regards

[@FeatherandtheWind]

Hmmm.. That would be cool!

[@negativa88]

next time you visit, let me know b4, I can show u a lil bit of the city :)

[@karoljarnuszkiewicz5451]

Pierogi is plural, there is no such thing as PIEROGIS.

[@a.n.416]

What a beautiful woman with strawberry lips and magical eyes!

[@tomaszk8737]

What camera do You use ?

[@FeatherandtheWind]

Canon 70D + Nikon Aw1 :)

[@yagoni2]

Hi, i'm from Poland and i really enjoy your vlogs - good job. If I may advice you something i will turn off the music when you speak and maybe buy an extra microphone because sometimes I can't understand few words.

[@FeatherandtheWind]

Thank you for the feedback Marcin!

[@simst7319]

Whats the song in 3:33 ?

[@TheMatheww94]

When you're talking about prices in Poland (food, beer, data transfer) - maybe it is cheap, for a tourists :P if you're coming with dollars then of course, but if you're working for złotych (Polish money) then it's not so cheap anymore, and I now what i'm saying, i'm living in UK from 2 years and now when i'm coming for a holiday to Poland and i'm spending money but GBP (pounds) then it's also cheap for me :) all the best guys, i'm your new subscriber :D

[@FeatherandtheWind]

Good point and thank you for watching :)

[@magicznyrafal]

I like you guys, and I like yours videos. If you are going to visit Kraków once again, let me know, I will try to prepare somthing for you.

[@FeatherandtheWind]

Thank you so much! We will definitely let you know if we plan to be in Krakow again :)

[@leotheabys]

The prices are good for ANYONE coming from the western world. :P 1 dollar is now, what, like 4 zł? And 1 euro = 4,5 zł. And finally, 1 British pound= 5,7 zł. The prices aren't cheap for anyone living here or coming from Eastern Europe.

[@justme-jj5eo]

that is true. when i heard 'the prices are really good' i was like .. what thr heck? xd

[@kiksi77]

Actually British pound was 5,7 zł until Juni 2016. Now is 4.77zł. Brexit did the job :(

[@kefir0076]

she's pretty.

[@FeatherandtheWind]

thanks :)

[@0plp0]

Beer cost in shop 50 cents but on such festivals in restaurant or Pub it cost minimum 2$ and more.

[@tuszabit97]

what hostel did you stay in? :)

[@FeatherandtheWind]

We stayed at Intro Hostel :)

[@AnselmSelze]

loving u guys

[@FeatherandtheWind]

[@temperateortropical161]

Wes: Check out foot reflexology when time permits, especially if any health concerns ever arise.

[@wojtekanna3100]

I live in Poland but I’m not sure we’re you are I can help your way out

[@AstralTraveler]

I wish you all the best in Poland! If you will ever want to learn our language - it won't be easy.... Just try to say: źdźbło or chrabąszcz :P

[@FeatherandtheWind]

Haha we wouldn't know where to start! :)

[@MrsJolene]

So how did you like strawberry pierogi? My grandma made them for my husband (he's Peruvian) and he hates them 😂 More for me! Ha!

[@FeatherandtheWind]

They were...interesting haha. Not what we're used to but it was a nice thing to try. I'm sure your mom's are better ;)

[@markpiekaczpiekacz912]

I am Polish my last name means Baker in Polish I so want to go there. my Last is Piekacz that is baker.

[@xy_iron]

Sure 2 dollars for beer is cheap, yeah sure, You can buy 2 beers for 1 dollar in supermarkets and it is the same beer

[@FeatherandtheWind]

You're absolutely right :)

[@0plp0]

1$ is 4zloty for this money you can buy a regional beer but you can buy cheap company beer for 1.6-2 zloty

[@a_leksus8427]

'The malls are normal'... what would be the alternative? LOL

[@Angieqdi]

super thumbs up!!!

[@FeatherandtheWind]

Thank you Angie!!

[@soulmyrr]

Felicja is pretty

[@BK-lo6ml]

pierogi are already plural form of pierog

[@FeatherandtheWind]

Ah, good to know! Thank you

[@szym1]

I think you guys should cut down a bit on the word "like". Nice video though. Thanks for choosing Poland as your destination.

[@FeatherandtheWind]

Noted! Thanks for watching

[@Mikifyful]

It's cheap for you but a dollar here is like 3,8 zlotys so... multiply everything by 3,8 and you get our price

[@24sell]

why you are going the cheapest train :) why not EIP :) much better standard and travel time ;) but 2x price :)

[@FeatherandtheWind]

Thanks for the suggestion Michal! We're on a budget so usually the cheapest option wins with us ;)

[@TheEjkorn]

Poland for polish people is not that cheap. We make 600 dollars per month

[@Kasper_Z]

Yeah, for you 2$ is cheap, but this is 8 zł, and Poles don't earn as much here as in America or UK, so for us this is so expensive. Don't look at it only by your point of view. :/

[@zatorce]

❤️❤️❤️

[@FeatherandtheWind]

❤️❤️❤️

[@Jarzyn44]

Ukraine was cheaper before maidan.

[@Armando7654]

dudes, FYI "pierogi"-s are about the grossed thing you can eat in Poland in my opinion. I mean you could go worse than pierogi but I wouldn't recommend them. There are other tasty dishes you might enjoy A LOT MORE while down there. I'd be willing to pay more for better quality meals

[@FeatherandtheWind]

What do you recommend!? We had some really nice pierogis here in Grodzisk. They fried them it was so nice! You have to tell us what's better than that!? :)

[@Armando7654]

pizza, Cheeseburger & fries ha ha. Smoked fish, in particular smoked mackerel. You could possibly find them sold at city markets for local population as opposed to city markets for tourists which you visited, OR at grocery stores ("sklep spożywczy") . I remember those city markets used to have specialty shops that would sell all kinds of fruits, veggies, meat, sausage & fish products. Some of the sausage I wouldn't touch (way too gross with all the fat in it, even though it may taste pretty darn good ha ha). Other stores at those markets would sell really good pies, zapiekanki, hod-dogs etc. Basically I would be targeting food centers that supply local population. I'd ask someone: where could I buy something like a smoked fish or chicken....or find perhaps some good quality decent eatery? Let me translate the last sentence, you can write it down & maybe someone will know such a place nearby & point you in the right direction. Translation of "where could I buy" -sentence: "Gdzie moglibyslmy kupic cos takiego jak ryba wedzona albo kurczak; albo jakies miejsce w poblizu gdzie sprzedaja dobre potrawy po normalnych cenach?" ps. I highly recommend you find nearest grocery store ("sklep spożywczy") as otherwise it may be a little difficult to find good meal joint if you are new in the city

[@FeatherandtheWind]

Thanks for the tips and translations Armando! We visited a grocery store in Grodzisk and saw some unique things to try. It gave us an idea for a video..

[@arth8265]

Cheap is a relative term. If You have to work and earn money like regular Pole Your perspective of "cheap" will definitely change. You just judge this from the perspective of average earnings in western world. In Ukraine is even cheaper, but You'll not want to live and work there as a regular citizen.

[@zepter00]

Food is extremaly cheap even for Poles because Poland is the biggest food producer in whole Europe. ..and there is 110 extrem hot women on 100 men here... When I go for shoping .. I see dozens of beautifull ladies..much more beautifull than on beauty contest in your country... true story...

[@arth8265]

Payment is also extremaly cheap... Food doesn't make itself alone. If food is cheap then it's because there are low salaries. It's plain and simple.

[@76CzarekP]

5:48 behind you, ZAPIEKANKI !!!!!!!!!!! i would so murder one right now or even better five

[@lkeaboy]

Haven't eat them in years and it was my love, it was.. :D I must find some in Katowice.

[@onufrybelzebub9762]

kurwa, nic dodać nic ująć

[@moni5612]

I'm just wondering why u are so surprised of this toilet, cos you were travelling by the the worse kind of train. When u chose better type of train to travell it looks a way better

[@flyinggrey]

prices are good..only for foreigners :P

[@mwkoala]

Bez przesady, pieróg za ok. 2zł i piwo za 8zł to są niskie ceny. Weź poprawkę, że jedzą to na rynku w Krakowie więc patrząc z tej strony to ceny są bardzo niskie.

[@arth8265]

Weź poprawkę na to ile w Polsce się zarabia. Piwo za 8zł to nie jest niska cena. Chyba, że zarabiasz w dolarach, a nie złotówkach.

[@elgoogssie3969]

Ukraine is muuuuch cheaper. If You bought beer for 2dol, then it is only called "beer"... not taste like one:) You aslo shouldn't forget that majority of Poles earn like 500USD per month:)

[@saskakepa3669]

In Poland when we go inside building house or anything we must take off hat specially when we are going to eat. Wearing hat in restaurant during meal its a "crime" ita about respect. For The future. ;)

[@FeatherandtheWind]

Thank you for the tip! :)

[@TomaszWalter-zo2sc]

strawberries=truskawki

[@eeddzxcz1321]

You chose very ugly train, from Warsaw to Krakow we have premium trains which are new, fast and fragrant.

[@FeatherandtheWind]

We probably chose the cheapest one for our budget :P

[@szymon2249]

Cheaper... Cheaper... Crippling Deppression

[@zepter00]

Well..the best wild nature in Europe. Thousends things to see , good and cheap food. The most beautifull ladies in the world..and zero terrorist attacks... Poland is a hell.

[@Kathyelyn]

yea... lowest salary is now 1440zł/month. Most people in Poland (66% according to data of the main statistical office) earn less than 2700 zł. My friend rent a flat in Katowice. She pay 1 000zł/month + a fee for water, electricity and other rental costs (around 100 - 200 zł for bills), for one room (5 x 7 meters), toilet (with shower, not with bathtub) (3 x 3,5 meters), and a kitchenette without a sink, which is in the hallway of 2 x 3.5 meters. Then, monthly ticket for public transport to be able to go to work cost 130zł, food for one person is around 100 - 300 zł/month (if you eat cheap things, and dont drink alkohol). For cosmetics and detergents its about 100 zł per month (if you use cheap ones, because, f. ex. one compact powder from Sephora could cost 250zł). Phone + internet bill - around 100 - 150 zł/monthly, life insurance - around 100 - 150 zł/monthly, clothes (f.ex. cheapest t-shirt or blouse - 20 - 30 zł, jeans - 80 zł, winter - 150 zł, shoes from 30 - 200 zł - it depends on what kind of shoes) around 100 - 200 zł/monthly*. One visit to the dentist costs from 70 to 150 zł. idk, what else, because I still live with my parents, because I cant afford to live alone (Im working as office assistans in hearing prosthetics clinic and my monthly salary is around 2 000 zł). If you add all of these it will be 1 800 - 2 380 zł/montlhy, so if someone have lowest salary they cant even live alone. And what about saving for wedding, car, vacations, or house. Or have a family? Or even buying gifts for christmas? *yes, buying clothes monthly, because that kind of cheap clothes can broke in a few months

[@paraselcus1668]

Poland is independent country and say no for refugies one of the safe place on the earth every bady want bee here and take this land unfair.

[@Ssuummrraa]

XD

[@blinski1]

If you EVER mention that something is cheap in Poland, expect flood of people telling you how low salaries in Poland are (often exaggerating) and how bad it is for average Pole. Some people would be offended you by mentioning this, even:) Poles are such tools sometimes.

[@aprilshiba]

Anyone else cringe when they say crackcow and Perogi-ES