German reacts to Holiday in Poland 🇵🇱

German reacts to Holiday in Poland 🇵🇱
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[@BackToPast-URBEX]

Zapraszamy do Polski. Takich osób potrzebujemy w Polsce.

[@worldcitizen181]

To co widziałeś to jest mikro ułamek. Aby zwiedzić przynajmniej te najważniejsze miejsca to byś musiał wynająć kampera i jeździć po Polsce przynajmniej rok. Jest pełno filmów z wakacji w Polsce, które kręcą turyści z zagranicy.

[@BarbaraSzydo-ei3nv]

Toruń Wieliczka Pieniny Bieszczady Sandomierz 👍👍💐💐❤️❤️❤️

[@michakozowski8726]

za duży rozrzut na jedne wczasy... ja bym dodał Dolny Śląsk i Karkonosze (uwielbiam tam wracać)

[@cathulhu3772]

no i tu problem, bo jest maaaasa miejsc do ogarnięcia u nas i szwabów też. Imho Bieszczady i Mazury - reszta to smaczki, wisienki na torcie.

[@madrianzorroonio85]

1:35 - No. Is sea dunes near Łeba city. But desert is too in Poland.

[@adamwilgosz9760]

Toruń, Bydgoszcz, Lublin, Rzeszów, Katowice.

[@cathulhu3772]

Same wiochy wymieniłeś

[@Michalu96]

Sam pochodzisz z wiochy

[@mataj7337]

Yes, Poland is like a "amusement park" with so many architecture styles from romanesque and gothic styles, renaissance, baroque, etc and types of cultural styles of buildings from polish, prussian, german, czech, russian, orthodox and so on. Variety of landscapes, rich nature etc

[@maciekszymanski8340]

A lot depends on what type of tourist you are. But I think everyone can find something for themselves in Poland. Even for people who are not interested in sightseeing and history, there are plenty of places attractive for relaxation and sports in picturesque natural surroundings :)

[@violetindigo8514]

I'm Polish and I haven seen so many places in Poland yet 😅 But from those I've seen I can recommend definitely Gdańsk (promenade by Motława river, and Brzeźno park by the sea), Gdynia (cliffs and port and fries with lime mayonnaise 😋), Kołobrzeg, Toruń (they have great ice creams there and everything with gingerbread 😅) and Wrocław (with few islands, one and only cafe with parrots, and many many little gnoms in every part of the city). I invite you also to my city Bydgoszcz where you can see "flying" sculptures and beautiful Myślęcinek park, the biggest one in Poland and one of the biggest in Europe! 😊

[@darksonlolo6039]

The latest Hunger Games were filmed in this monumental building in Wrocław

[@dusenepodkrkem]

Kdekoliv v Polsku, kde bude dost: pirohů. A rosól. A klobásy. A kabanoski. A uzené švestky. A krówki 🙂 zubři a bóbr polski 😀 A Chris pojede polským maluchem, aby si to užil. A dokud správně neobjedná bialy barszcz a další dobroty, bude o hladu. 😉

[@gabrielmartonik2947]

5:33 this is the presidential palace, it is simply the place where the Polish president lives. The third flag to the right of the Polish one is the NATO flag by the way :)

[@NO_REAL_PLANE_CRASH_POLAND]

Wydaję mi się, że Niemcy w wielu aspektach są podobne do Polski. Też macie góry, dostęp do tego samego morza, w starych miastach architektura może być podobna, pogoda i klimat te same Aha, trzecia flaga- NATO. Ją też macie 😅😉

[@tomasztuasiewicz6142]

Właśnie. Przybysze z innych kontynentów czy nawet dalszych zakątków Europy nie widzą żadnej różnicy - tym bardziej, że nie widać granic. Polska i Niemcy to bardzo podobne geograficznie sąsiedzkie państwa w Unii Europejskiej. Dla przeciętnego, na przykład, Amerykanina to szok :)

[@abihabi8776]

Architektura jest podobna zwłaszcza we Wrocławiu i Gdańsku bo to poniemieckie miasta i większość tych konstrukcji to Niemcy zbudowali.

[@klau5z]

4:08 The Westerplatte Monument, also known as the Monument to the Defenders of the Coast (Polish: Pomnik Obrońców Wybrzeża) is a war memorial located in Gdańsk, Poland, on the Westerplatte Peninsula in the Gdańsk harbour channel constructed between 1964-1966 to commemorate the Polish defenders of the Military Transit Depot (Wojskowa Składnica Tranzytowa, or WST) in the Battle of Westerplatte, one of the first battles in Germany's invasion of Poland, which marked the outbreak of World War II in Europe. 5:37 The third is a NATO flag.

[@ladycatherine1381]

Wir heißen Sie herzlich willkommen 😊 We have a realy nice place to visit😊 a lot off!

[@JH-go8fk]

Wieliczka - kopalnia soli

[@nemesis8131]

W Bochni może jest mniejsza ale za to nie chcą oskubać co pięć kroków i można pograć w koszykówkę, futsal a nawet i przeprawić się łódką po podziemnym jeziorze.

[@iwonadugosz9268]

Malbork, Kraków, Kaszuby, Mazury, Dolny Śląsk

[@Szczypior12477]

Gniezno. Pierwsza stolica polski .

[@kamilg.5633]

5:02 - Hala Stulecia in Wrocław. Film curiosity - this is the arena in the movie The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes

[@mikoajzielinski1339]

Komm zu uns nach Posen Poznań 💪

[@cathulhu3772]

Mi by musieli zapłacić za taką podróż xD

[@purplesoul1750]

If you like visit the shore I think you should visit Gdańsk in August. They have really nice fair in that month every year. You can buy food, souvenirs, regional items, amber and silver jewlery or some stuff from small businesses (leather items, home decorations, dolls, antiques, vinyls, old cassettes, etc). You can find there almost everything. And there is some variation of London Eye

[@JanKowalski-bm9rv]

3:10 Ah yes the ballsack castle

[@purplesoul1750]

I was thinking should I say It XDDDDD

[@krzysztofjanus3182]

Polska to piękny kraj coraz lepsze drogi i infrastruktura zadbane miasta nie mamy się czego wstydzić.

[@adamkalecki8449]

Dla mnie numer jeden , Zakopane i atrakcje wokół , Morskie Oko , Kasprowy Wierch , Giewont , Dolina 5 stawów Polskich , Gubałówka

[@izabela5097]

Karkonosze i Pieniny u mnie wygrywają, Zakopane jest przereklamowane.

[@askaradzi]

A jak trafi na hytrego misia to sie wystraszy i juz do nas nie przyjedzie😂😂😂

[@cathulhu3772]

"Na Mazuuury, Mazuuury, Mazuryyyyyy. Popływamy tą łajbą z tektury. Na Mazury, gdzie wiatr zimny wieje, gdzie są ryby i grzyby i knieje" xD honestly most of locals speak German and grrrls are amazing.

[@zbych15000]

Chris, check out top 10 inventios made by Polish people - or smth like that. I bet u will be suprised :D

[@sallowdesertwalker8085]

Warsaw->Mikołajki->Giżycko->Augustów->Hajnówka->Lublin->Zamość->Rzeszów->Solina->Ustrzyki Górne (where you can see all the stars)

[@JarosawPalonka]

Gdańsk was completely destroyed during WW2, but was rebuilt after the war. All tenement houses were built from scratch and have a completely different plan and layout. It was similar with Wroclaw and Poznań. Destroyed Elbląg and Olsztyn, as well as many smaller towns, were rebuilt in a rather free form. And then there's Warsaw, where a small part of the old town and the castle were rebuilt.

[@alh6255]

It is not true, in some parts of your comment. Over 50 percent of the rebuilt Gdańsk is a faithful reconstruction (I mean especially houses from the Renaissance and Baroque periods - when Gdańsk was one of the 6 most important cities of the Kingdom of Poland and the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth - the others were Kraków, Warsaw, Poznań, Lviv and Vilnius). As for the Old Town of Warsaw, it was almost entirely rebuilt, as far as we talk about its part from the 13th-15th centuries. And it is a mostly faithful, historical reconstruction, on fully preserved foundations and medieval cellars, with various decorations, fragments of staircases, etc., which were found in the ruins and restored. When it comes to Renaissance and Baroque tenant houses in Warsaw - in fact, the rebuilders did not recreate the city so faithfully, they rather focused on recreating the most characteristic buildings, and apart from that, they only rebuilt a small part of it. In turn, Warsaw from the 18th century, in terms of public buildings and palaces on the Royal Route, was rebuilt partly as a faithful reconstruction (numerous palaces), and partly as a reference to the appearance of numerous paintings of Warsaw painted from the 17th to the mid-19th century and numerous preserved photographs, architectonic plans, etc. Most of the rebuilt old Warsaw is an excellent reconstruction, but some of it (usually at the back of main streets) is new ideas, based on old paintings and photos. The Royal Castle in Warsaw is a great, faithful, historical reconstruction. What's more, many elements of its equipment stolen by the Germans during the war were found and recovered. After the war, thieves or their descendants sold them to various collectors and museums, especially in Germany and the USA. Some places (e.g. the Mariensztat district - a square with several adjacent streets) are completely new urban compositions, but in the spirit of old Warsaw. As for Wrocław, Poles mainly rebuilt its Polish monuments, i.e. the medieval part from the period when the city belonged to the Kingdom of Poland and the Silesian Piast dynasty (10-15 centuries). Fortunately, Poznań was not destroyed by either the Germans or the Russians.

[@JarosawPalonka]

@@alh6255I didn't want to post the entire report here. Just so that the most important content fits without expanding the comment. Yes, I know that the number of lines without expansion may vary for each user. As for Gdańsk, the plan of the tenement houses differs significantly from the original, especially in the view from above. The space of the courtyards was radically reduced, where before the reconstruction there were various annexes, many different structures and rooms. And from what I read, this was done with most tenement houses. And who do you think destroyed Poznan? Not Russians, not Germans? The Americans bombed the military facility and several bombs fell on the city, causing minor damage. General destruction of Poznań: 52% total and the historical district completely destroyed. Wrocław, these tenement houses are definitely not from the 10th-15th century and do not resemble Polish, Piast tenement houses. The town hall, cathedrals, you can see that they were Germanic.

[@mlodysynek44]

For me you can call Gdansk as Danzig or Wroclaw as Breslau. I mean we also use Polish names for German cities for example Kolonia - Koln or Monachium - Munchen.

[@hhwawa4697]

Come please to Katowice city :) 😊

[@Rubin-Igor]

z 1 strony miło że docenia naszą turystykę z 2 strony czy to jest ładnie dla mnie nie zbyt tak normalnie ale spk

[@alh6255]

Gdansk (the old town) looks rather very Dutch ( of course with Polish influence). In the 16th century, the Polish kings brought to Poland a large group of Dutch merchants-professionals in sea trading. They supported the royal transport from the depths of the then huge country, in terms of export from the Kingdom through the port of Gdansk (warehouses, cranes, logistics). At that time, Poland fed the whole of Europe, besides, Polish spruces were the main building material for masts on the ships of the English fleet from the Elizabethan era (in return, Poland imported, among others, a lot of wool from England). The English term for this tree, "spruce", is taken from Polish. It literally meant "from Prussia", in Polish "z Prus"", i.e. from Royal Prussia, one of several provinces of the Kingdom of Poland (densely covered with forests of the so-called Polish spruce, with a very strong trunk). Do not confuse Royal Prussia (or Crown Prussia - belonging to the Kingdom of Poland) with Duchy of Prussia, which was located further to the east and north, and which gave rise to the Kingdom of Prussia in the 18th century (after the merger of Duchy of Prussia with Brandenburg). In 18th century, this Duchy became independent from Poland (previously it had been a Polish fief for 400 years), and several dozen years later, together with Russia and Austria, it attacked Poland (ultimately, this long war ended with the disappearance of the Polish state from the map for 120 years (though it did not disappear mentally and culturally).

[@purplesoul1750]

In Poland is the only European dearest. It's in Błędowo. The island looking one at the beginning i think was the famous Hel or to be more specific: Cypel Helski

[@wojciechgrotkowski209]

Tak. To półwysep helski.

[@m4rc1n3kx]

I recommend checking "Why I left California for Warsaw, Poland" KZbin video

[@agataryznar5675]

Hi Chris if you love music maybe you will react to Polish songs, ect. Sanah Dawid Podsiadło etc

[@pawerobak9709]

Jeżeli chcesz to mogę polecić Tobie zwiedzanie Wrocławia i Wrocławskiego ZOO 😊

[@zofiasikorska5863]

Krakau, meine geliebte Stadt....Grüße aus Krakau....

[@wiktornowicki659]

😂Moszna castle 😂

[@lukikopi]

Witam polecam Ci małe miasteczko Lanckorona niedaleko Krakowa. Piękna jest też Pszczyna

[@LucasCh.L.]

5:34 The third one is a NATO flag. By the way, it is the presidential palace

[@marcinmedyk7051]

Góry: Międzygórze, Karłowice, Karpacz, Szczawnica, Ustrzyki Górne.

[@marekkonieczny2316]

POLSKA JEST PIĘKNA A tereny byłej DDR az po Hamburg należały do Słowian jeszcze 1000 lat temu Mój dziadek z babcią urodzeni w Meklenburgi Chyba czas odzyskać zachodnie ziemie

[@wojciechgrotkowski209]

Z którego regionu pochodzisz? To Ważne pytanie, bo Niemcy są również piękne. Najbardziej lubię południe Niemiec..... te zamki na szczytach gór i bardzo przyjaźni ludzie.

[@wojciechgrotkowski209]

Pochodzę ze Szczecina i sporo podróżowałem przez Niemcy.

[@wojciechgrotkowski209]

Rzymiańska architektura w Berlinie, też jest niesamowita.

[@Pumbelix]

05:36 Flagi: Polski, Unii Europejskiej i NATO / Flags: Poland, European Union and NATO Miejsc jest dużo więcej. MRU - Międzyrzecki Rejon Umocniony (Lubuskie) Miasta Gubin oraz Krosno Odrzańskie (południowe Lubuskie) Giżycko (Warmińsko-Mazurskie) Szczecin (Zachodniopomorskie) i wiele innych miejscowości. Na filmie podano tylko te najczęściej uczęszczane przez turystów.

[@maar6478]

Jesteś przemiłym chłopakiem. Skąd to zainteresowanie Polską?😊 Polecam zwiedzanie Dolnego Śląska

[@ewamile809]

Gdańsk the best

[@NDN2NieDzielNaDwa]

Go to Wrocław :D

[@predi3112]

If you want look all Poland, need you 3-4 years day by day in another places :) I like moutains, Karpaty beutyfull look, multicolors lakes, minors, Tatry beutyfull but a lot people, Beskidy medicine wather and beutyfull, Bieszczady all village's is another history and a lot lost village's, Przemyśl and Białystok are multiculture, Katowice, Zabrze minors city, Częstochowa - Jasna Góra, Jura Krakowsko-Częstochowska a lot castels and amazing look, Toruń feeling the middle ages, Kartuzy is Kaszub capitalcity, Podlasie, Mazury no words, just look, Wejherowo and Kalwaria Zebrzydowska look Kalwaria not for pictures, Muzeum in Kluki, Łeba shifting sand dunes and a lot of more

[@mateuszjaneq3471]

robi siano na polaczkach

[@krystynapiatkowski2408]

LICHEN ST. MARYS KATEDRAL 2, min. 24

[@MariaPaziak-kd5tk]

Hej

[@askaradzi]

😊

[@radsec]

three flags are UE, Poland, Warsaw

[@NO_REAL_PLANE_CRASH_POLAND]

UE, Poland, NATO 😉

[@gabrielnovicki6257]

Film jest stary, widać to po skylinie Warszawy... Nie mu tu wielu miejsc, zwlaszcza takich, które powinien zobaczyć każdy Niemiec...bo świadomość tam nikła... 1.niemiecki obóz zagłady Auschwitz, muzeum 2.muzeum bohaterskich mieszkańców ziemi oświęcimskiej w Oświęcimiu 3.Majdanek 4.muzeum plenerowe KL PLASZOW, Kraków 5.muzeum powstania warszawskiego 6.muzeum zbrodni piaśnickiej oraz pałac czartoryskich w Krakowie i pusta rama po skradzionym przez Niemców obrazie Rafaela...itd itd to tak na szybko wymienione... chłopak jest mlody, ale wychowany w kulturze umniejszania i zakłamywania zbrodni niemieckich, tak zbudowano RFN...teraz jest etap już nie jakiś nazistów, ale, że Polska nie lepsza... PS.ile tych miejsc odbudowano w ogóle po barbarzyństwie niemieckim, tych, które on ogląda.. mam absmak.facet ogląda to co zniszczyli jego przodkowie, a biedna Polska powojenna odbudowała....i cmoka i zadaje często zaskakująco głupie pytania...czy on o tym wie, dlatego najpierw muzea obozów i masakr...

[@askaradzi]

This was NATO flag. Poland, EU and NATO.

[@elzbietafilbrandt8155]

A moze zaczac zwiedzanie Polski od Krakowa......

[@jakubdepta3937]

geography now reaction plzzz

[@jacekbaluczynski3793]

KOMMEN SIE NACH OŁAWA, ICH KANN IHNEN EINE FÜHRUNG GEBEN

[@dawidchlosta-up4xl]

TORUŃ

[@margplsr3120]

4:40 when you said it feels like in Germany it is Gdańsk - german influences

[@wojstube9359]

Bult by Germans, destroyed during WWII, rebuilt by Poles.

[@RadekRumian]

You totally have to visit Mazury, i live here since kid and i love that. BTW the shows small part of Poland, there are more beautiful places in Poland :)

[@oliwiergouchowski126]

🇵🇱mam pytanie czy nagrasz reakcję na lego inwazja na Polskę 1939 z kanału lcm brick show? 🇬🇧 i have question will you record your reaction to the lego invasion of Poland 1939 from Channel lcm brick show?

[@TheEmsi90]

3:55 Yes, someone of your friend's grandparents could be there in '39 :D

[@biao-czerwony7557]

Just don't be surprised if you come to Poland and don't see any Turks😁

[@PaweDalidowicz]

Ty ziomek A chcesz zobaczyć naszą kulturę to przyjedź do Polski na tydzień czasu

[@askaradzi]

Ty ziomek ogladaj uwazniej. Przeciez mowi, ze sie wybiera w przyszlosci do Polski.

[@violetindigo8514]

This feeling "I feel like I've been there but I never been there" is called "deja vu" and it is believed to be connected with reincarnation. In other words it may mean you were living in Poland in your previous live 😅

[@Mr_Kaboom]

Random Comment nr.8 Holiday in poland are not great. Many people are getting outta here for holidays.

[@Poland69420]

Not me

[@Rene_Moor3095]

Why do you write such an idiotic sentence?

[@Tomasz-]

But remember, it's different if you're from abroad and don't Poland that well. There's a lot to see.

[@Mr_Kaboom]

@@Rene_Moor3095 why not?

[@Mr_Kaboom]

@@Poland69420 I didn't say everyone tho

[@januszrogowski3771]

Siema Chris! 😊

[@Smutnomir]

german fields are much more color intense, poland is more faded, i journed from Germany many ti es I know what I am saying, your lands out of the cities look like from fairy tale!

[@violetindigo8514]

"Grass is always greener on the other side"... I had the same feeling while visiting Czechia 😅

[@bolimniecewacewa8857]

Wiem że jesteś młody i ciekawy świata. Lubisz Polskę. Ale zacznij od Oświęcimia.Oby nigdy nikomu do głowy nie przyszło powtarzanie tamtego epizodu historycznego.

[@ladycatherine1381]

Bez przesady. Skoro Niemiec to od razu Auschwitz? Boże, widzisz i nie grzmisz. Mów to raczej nacjonalitom. Co za schematy w głowach

[@MamitaMitsu]

Oglądał filmy o historii Polski. Poza tym nie musi od razu jechać do Auschwitz tylko dlatego, że jest Niemcem.

[@askaradzi]

Powiedz to tym co popieraja ASD a nie temu chlopakowi. Ani on nie ma nacjonalistycznych pogladow ani oe popiera takich partii politycznych. Czy Polacy nie moga choc raz nie gadac o wojnie i Auschwitz gdy zobacza Niemca? Ani ten chlopak ani zaden inny niemiec nie moze czuc sie winny za to co sie stalo. Pamietac , wiedziec o tych wydarzeniach ale nie powinien i nawet nie moze czuc sie winny.

[@askaradzi]

To raczej do tych z ASD i tych co ich popieraja.

[@narta356]

Epizodu??!

[@jaceklipnicki7835]

Meine Lieblingsstadt in Polen ist Toruń: kzbin.info/www/bejne/sHvHZGOYq5iMmcU, bitte kommentieren Sie, was denken Sie über diese Stadt?

[@dawidchlosta-up4xl]

TORUŃ