The Great City of Warsaw Continues to Amaze Us 🇵🇱

[@totalbee123]

"A bunch of budyneks" 😃😄😄 You will speak Polish soon! I love your videos, you are always full of energy and on the go! All the best

[@planetjames95]

Thank you!

[@ddorotka6363]

💖🐱🤗

[@jala5528]

I must admit that I really admire you guys for being so positive despite what is going on in your country.Wish you all the luck.

[@planetjames95]

Thanks 🙏

[@sawomirmarnotrawny1694]

fun part is there are just a youtubers. thehy dont undrestand what i goin' on. polish govermant controled by PiS i makin a mess in laws. so from turist pont of viev... it looks perfect. realyty like it kinda sucks.

[@sawomirmarnotrawny1694]

@@planetjames95 czekam na kontakt i powaznie nie mam zadnego problemy z tobą. Twoj kanałwnosi wiele dobrego z mojej perspektywy koloryzujesz za bardzo jasne w porównaniu z ukraina u nas wyglada to lepiej jednak drazni mnie twój entuzjam jest ok. z punktu człowieka który w 5 minut moze pojechać sobe do kazdego kraju na świecie. dla polaka który zarabia 3000 pln twoje zycie jest czymś luksusowym.

[@jala5528]

@@sawomirmarnotrawny1694 They are not talking about politics. .I agree that out government might destroy the relationship between Poles and Ukraines because of those decisions which are not that popular among Poles. Poland is not a reach country which can afford to take care of almost 3 millions refuges , but those two you tubers are not abusing polish hospitality at all. I love their positive thinking. He was raised in USA and Americans are happy and positive. Not like Polish people who constantly complain .

[@sawomirmarnotrawny1694]

@@jala5528I have nothing to think positively about. however, it can blind you. if you haven't noticed, we have all this luxury thanks to the EU. Poland is ruled by voters by politicians. Due to the political situation, many EU funds are blocked. The TSUE is blocking a lot of money by the actions of our government. I know it's politics and the channel leader doesn't want to touch it with a 10m stick. personally I am not surprised. I'm not complaining, I'm just trying to present a point of view.

[@ncfitness72]

I visited Warsaw for the first time last week from Scotland and I was very impressed by the city. Your videos were recommended to me and I've been watching your older ones also. I hope you settle well in Warsaw for now.

[@JL1]

Dzien dobry! hope you enjoyed your visit :)

[@Rhakio]

Rather live in Edinburgh than Warsaw. I went to Scotland as a tourist and alredy 3,5 years

[@lilupapi]

@@Rhakio Well,good for you.

[@markg1531]

If you like historical beauty you also might enjoy Kraków. To me it’s beyond beautiful and I’ve seen a lot of great cities. But then I know I’m biased, being Polish. However, it seems that many foreigners like Kraków as well. I recommend Wawel, the Royal Castle.

[@ncfitness72]

@@markg1531 Hi yes I managed to visit Krakow also for one day. We took the high speed train there and back. It was beautiful with stunning architecture but because we only had one day I am now planning to go back to Krakow for a longer break later this year. Thanks for your recommendations.

[@tjeerdkarsten8903]

Hello, I am a Dutchman living in Warsaw since 2013, this city has developed a lot in a very good way! I recommend you to cross the river and visit Praga, there are beaches, the best skyline view and historical buildings, you will love it! Question: can you do a compare NYC vs Warsaw video? Cheers!

[@Irena-Irena]

Great idea about NYC/Warsaw ! My home is Long Island NY and I’m a polish lady enjoying these videos so much! I wish I was younger as I would get dual citizenship. My mother is WWII refugee

[@Furriee]

@@Irena-Irena I used to live in LI, 495LIE or no way - woohoo!

[@Irena-Irena]

@@Furriee gotta love NY! I worked at LaGuardia! Recently moved to Nashville and miss my pizza! Always can visit 👍

[@Furriee]

@@Irena-Irena Lived around exit 73exit LIE, I miss Greenport and Orient where I traveled a lot during summertime, not to mention the southern fork of the LI.

[@jajajejehjune4301]

There are few other places similar to Fabryka Norblina: - Koneser on Praga - Hala Koszyki in the Centrum - Elektrownia Powiśle at Powiśle ;) - Browary Warszawskie and Muzeum Powstania Warszawskiego at Wola

[@MrBlef666]

Hala Koszyki is amazing :)

[@gustawkrzewicki1496]

Elektrownia Powiśle is the best :)

[@robson617]

Just love Hala Koszyki

[@maidere]

can one do ANYTHING that is not spending money in this city? It looks like Warsaw became one, big, shiny mall... so boring.

[@michalmajewski3107]

There is as well Hala Gwardii which is also next to Hala Mirowska, one of the biggest markets in Warsaw. It's actually pretty close to Norblina factory, You guys literally walked next to it in this video ;)

[@KoRbA2310]

Man, you really make me miss Poland... I've spent past 7 years in Ireland and every time I see your videos about Warsaw something in my head makes me feel sad man... I miss big city life :(

[@robertkukuczka9469]

Greetings from a Polish living in Hungary. I better know Budapest to Warsaw. Great to watch my country through the eyes of yours.

[@MilesPerWeek]

Poland is a good example for Europe. 🇵🇱🇱🇻🇺🇦✌️

[@frederickmuhlbauer9477]

Indeed it is

[@sawomirmarnotrawny1694]

w jakim sensie? polski rzad nie szanuje prawa UE. nie szanuje praw obywatela i jednostki. jasne architektóra jest ok. jednak to wszystko dzieki funduszom z UE. rzad PiS walczy z zasadami UE.

[@pawe4825]

@@sawomirmarnotrawny1694 jebać pis

[@tomekdarda]

@@sawomirmarnotrawny1694 prawda, to musimy ogarnąć jak najszybciej, bo ten rząd stosuje od dawna orbano-putinowską, choć jeszcze dużo bardziej miękką, retorykę i działanie (zamknięty, pełen kompleksów, wstający z kolan, chaotyczny, jadący na chamskiej propagandzie itd.) które dziś przykryła chwilowo wojna, która szczęśliwie dla nich jakiejś części ich retoryki sprzyja. Na szczęście Polska to nie tylko PiS i chyba o to chodzi w komentarzu.

[@walditu9355]

To wszystko dzięki ciężkiej pracy Polaków oraz prywatnym inwestorom.

[@2mek99]

Felix Stamm was the best-known boxing trainer in Polish history. He trained several Olympic and Europe champions.

[@planetjames95]

Thank you Tomek

[@Kamil-dk6ck]

Hello. You should visit "Center Of Science Copernicus" - it's in Warsaw. Perfect place when the weater is bad. It will take 2/3 hours, but it will give you a lot of fun. :)

[@pawelmaczolek6356]

Perfect place to experience amounts of trackowski huj mu czache, waste of public funds.

[@RH-yu9ot]

Thank you for sharing another of you and Marina's adventures with us. To me the thing that sets your videos apart from other travel videos is you ability to inject the culture with the description of the places you travel to. Maybe its your accent or not, but you don't just describe what you are looking at but, if I can use the term, soul of what you see and how it is part of the composition of the entire landscape. Well done.

[@penguinsfan251]

I can't put it better.

[@KapitanEuropa]

I love, watching your every movie!

[@cherylgalleran6602]

Greetings Hello and Happy Easter my friends!! As a westerner. I’m continually impressed with Poland..with Warsaw! From such amazing architecture to delicious and certainly unique foods…unique to Central Europe. Very impressive. I’m loving your commentary through the streets of Warsaw. You’re a great guide my friend🥰😉😎. So much fun. Almost feel like I’m walking along with you. Just lovely. I so enjoyed being able to communicate with the two of you on your live! Made my day. Truly. Sending my love….🥰♥️♥️❤️🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@planetjames95]

Hey Cheryl, thank you for the nice comment!

[@cherylgalleran6602]

@@planetjames95 Oh of course! My pleasure! ❤️❤️♥️

[@sawomirmarnotrawny1694]

dude it is not so nice. in poland we got really iffi gvermnt. on the cover we r democratic but if u scratch a suffiss a litil bit we got really not good communication with EU an allays. all said chenges will be made in power in poland and i all europe. france is electin new president, we have full on war on. peapole r tired in poland we got still UE rules but ouer goverment i fighting agenst it. all said from turist point of wiev i may by nice. but polland is in the politacal struggle.

[@penguinsfan251]

@@sawomirmarnotrawny1694 Sir: To put it bluntly, things aren't perfect anywhere. Not in Poland or anywhere else. Poland is still new at having a representative republic (NOT a democracy). Politics in a representative republic get messy. There is a lot of bickering and arguing....but you have the freedom to do it. I pointed out that ALL of my great grandparents on my dad's side fled partitioned Poland...Warsaw and Krakow. Things are a lot better now than then. Life has it's problems and challenges everywhere.

[@KrissowskiM]

@@penguinsfan251 Poland had representative republic for many centuries... the guy you’re talking is clueless and manipulated with mainstream media bs. Of course there are many problems with our government- just like with the previous ones, but much bigger problem is EU is turning into a new USSR attempting to regulate our life’s at every step, taking away our freedoms and turning all of us into wage slaves working for minimum wage, discriminating and destroying Polish companies and exports and so on...

[@robson617]

Thanks for this movie from my beloved capitol Warszawa. I see that you're "polishing your Polish" 😃😃😃 good for you, as we say in Poland, " praktyka czyni mistrza" practice makes perfect. I wish you and Marina all the best and good stay in Poland. Greets from central Poland🇵🇱. Ps looking forward to see yours future vlogs from Łódź, please do not skip MONOPOLIS while going there. Cheers

[@muadyt]

Nothing makes this man more happy than when he sees a modern building standing next to an old building :) Just look at that!

[@jala5528]

What is wrong with that in your mind? Maybe you are not able to see the simple beauty of your surroundings ? He is.

[@muadyt]

@@jala5528 nothing wrong with that, I really like it when he does that :)

[@reticu_late]

Loving every minute of your channel. I visit Warsaw for a week every 6 - 8 weeks. Was there last week. I love it. These films make me happy. Thanks.

[@cousteau2763]

17:03 I think this building was filmed in polish comedy called "Poszukiwany, poszukiwana" from 1972 (that tiny upper right window was main characters flat). Most of these old buildings hidden between new modern glass&concrete offices are silent witnesses and reminders of world wars cruelty.

[@dakey2k6]

I am following you guys since February 24th. It’s so great what you see and I am proud to be polish when hearing the positive views from both of you. I am currently in Poland (near Gdańsk, my birthplace) during the Easter holidays. I guess I don’t will go to Warsaw within the next days but I will check your channel regularly and hopefully we can meet one day. Please visit Wilanów (Southern Warsaw) which is the most expensive residential area in Warsaw but not because of this. There is the King Sobieski Palace. You should really visit this place.

[@marcinpiotrowski6666]

I love to watch you guys you great people

[@jedrzejstach8248]

29:00 there is also InterContinetal Hotel located in downtown, which also has a cut-off part, so that the light comes into the building standing next to it

[@ku8adop]

You also should visit Browary Warszawskie, really close to Fabryka Norblina and it looks like it was torn out of London and put in Warsaw. One of the best looking and modern places in Warsaw

[@the_exiled_soul]

I love watching your vlogs and I wish you and your wife all the best in your new home. My parents are originally from Poland and I was born there but I have lived in UK for most of my life.... your vlogs bring some many childhood memories :)

[@andysm1964]

Great choice, eating around the world. The place i can think of in London similiar, Camden town /market - wonderful Brazilian food ... good insight to Warsaw.. stay safe you four ( enjoyed live podcast this weekend)

[@MrJanusz45]

Welcome from Toronto. We know this place, this is NORBLIN FAKTORY, new, very modern. You are right, looks like a small city. Thanks

[@RFergusson]

Bougie and overpriced

[@Maxy_Boy09]

I am Polish and I've never been to Warsaw but thanks to your videos I get to know the city 🙂 thx 👍

[@frederickmuhlbauer9477]

What are you waiting for man Great city to visit

[@Maxy_Boy09]

@@frederickmuhlbauer9477 well, I live in the UK and when I come to PL, I spend my time in Wrocław or in the South West but yeah I will have to visit Warsaw at some point for sure 🙂👍

[@frederickmuhlbauer9477]

Cheers Tommy Come you wont be dissapointed

[@pawe4825]

You should to see this place, browary warszawskie were very close to the Grzybowska street

[@kubchpoland6680]

Happy Easter! :) It's great to see a new video from you!

[@push4ukrainefreedom932]

Warszawa is great, and i also recommend a middle ground - Poznań, a smaller city right in the middle between Berlin and Warszawa. Old market has famous Koziołki :-)

[@arektrip9727]

Great vlog. Love IT 👍😉❤️

[@arturs7121]

I live in Warsaw from my birthday, 44 years, and to be honest i never was in Norblin. Looks really cool.

[@hirsch4155]

I’m learning a lot about a city in real time through your experience of settling in there! So interesting ! Nice place.

[@browarman]

29:00 It's one of last bits of pre war warsaw. We try to protect the buildings that were not totally leveled by germans in 1944. There is a law saying you can't block access to the day light. You can make new building if you will not plan it with light norms or you have to pay amount of money to people in neigbouring buildings

[@comdo831]

Not true about the sunlight. If the ground is yours, the sky belongs to you too. You still have to adhere to the city planning regulations though. The old building represents no value what so ever. Some crazy people are blocking its demolition. You wouldn't find absurdities like that in the US because people in the US have enough sense not to preserve old garbage only because the brick is 100+ years old.

[@monikakacprzak4721]

Also ”Fabryka Norblina” is reconstruction of an old industrial buildings.. there was a large industrial plant in the years before 1982. 10 buildings (19 century - the bricks one) were renovated, they add something new... There is relic some industrial equipment there - authentic (and renovated).

[@filipkogut8533]

We Poles celebrate the leftovers from before WWII, since most of Warsaw was destroyed and some buildings were brought down during the soviet times. It's a kinda different perspective than other nationalities may have towards old buildings that aren't palaces and other landmarks.

[@jideckchobot]

Have You been in Wilanow? or Stare Bielany , very nice places

[@kamiju77]

If you like this kind of atmosphere I recommend going to Koszyki Hall in Srodmiescie, Koszykowa Street.

[@BunnyMarthy]

Dzień dobry!

[@MieszkoEichelbergerKP]

o, kogo spotykam :D

[@ku8adop]

co jest XD

[@Terenia531]

So impressed with this beautiful city you are showing us. Really can’t understand why so many people were advising against it when you were deciding where to go next (I’m sure many had recommended it as well). I bet you both slept well after this excursion.

[@frederickmuhlbauer9477]

Highly reccomend Warsaw for tourists Great city with lots of good energy Getting better everyday

[@jakubhuk991]

If you like "old school" of architecture check Lwowska, Wilcza, Nowogrodzka, Mokotowska street. On this street you feel climat of pre war Warsaw. You find many buildings from belle epoque.

[@frederickmuhlbauer9477]

Nowy Swiat

[@jackalski]

It's a shame though that most of the buildings you will find on those streets are barely shadows of their past selves. During communism most of the buildings beautiful fronts, beautiful sculptures and decorations were clipped down to make them fit 'working man' aesthetics, and less 'bourgeoisie'. It's a real shame, but slowly some of them are getting back at least some of it's former flair as they are being renovated, eg Foksal 13 and 15.

[@marcinpiotrowski6666]

You very quickly adapt to new reality you doing really well. I can imagine how difficult it must to be for you.

[@grazynamazur6724]

I love life in Mirów. This is my neighborhood. Cocktail of old and new. Hala Mirowska, a market - everything is within easy reach. I have about 60 bigger and smaller, more expensive and cheaper restaurants within walking distance. Full infrastructure - clinics, service facilities, shops. Lots of greenery and excellent communication with every part of the city. The neighboring Muranów is a bit more to the north, which I have already written to you.

[@frederickmuhlbauer9477]

Warsaw is a great really liveable city thats for sure

[@Fru_videos]

Warsaw, kind off like a blend of New York and Kyiv, no wonder you like it ;)

[@planetjames95]

Interesting observation

[@czajla]

There is old story from 1920s, maybe older, about a guy going by train from Paris to Moscow and second going from Moscow to Paris. They both got out by mistake in Warsaw and both believed they made it to their destination

[@Furriee]

Actually, it is a very close comparison.

[@benwars9524]

I did try Francisco Galarraga's Argentinian empanadas (Chimi&Churri) at Grzybowska street (probably the one that you mentioned) and I confirm, it's a must. Now, if you want to try REAL local traditional street food, go to "Pyzy, Flaki Gorące" at Podwale street 5 (close to the Old Town). They serve food in jars! I recommend in particular the delicious Warsaw-style beef tripes with meatballs. As for exploring Warsaw centre, don't miss the area to the south of Aleje Jerozolimskie (Koszykowa, Emilii Plater, Lwowska streets), it's one of the few places that escaped total destruction during WW2. You'll have a glimpse of the pre-war 19th-century Warsaw (tenement houses) that is largely gone in other parts of the city. And, why not explore the "exotic" Warsaw? I suggest two Asiatic markets: at Bakalarska street and the biggest one, Marywilska 44. Attention: the latter has what IMO is Warsaw's best Asian food court.

[@agnieszkastuglik5744]

For dishes with Mexican twist I recommend La Sirena (54 Piękna Street). I remember I enjoyed it when being in Warsaw. Hala Koszyki is nearby in Koszykowa Street - food hall to try various options.

[@Miko80]

Cool places I have to visit next time I'm in Warsaw.

[@walditu9355]

You gotta check out Browary Warszawskie which is just some 300 meters from Fabryka Norblina.

[@ganoesparan9796]

in sunny day You should visit Twierdza Modlin with great view on the Warsaw, from the other hand all skyscrapers could be seen from Siekierkowski bridge (really great view)

[@bartomiejsaweczko6152]

You right with that building on columns. There is even 45 floor skyscarper on "one leg" Intercontinental Warsaw which give light to block of flats below

[@repete763]

Amazing I will check this retro theater out when I come in May.

[@MrCostasera]

Love the Rondo ONZ, Grzybowska and Mirów. Blend in, respect for neighbourhood, I would never suspect I would say that about my city! City of Warsaw! That's it folks. Check the InterContinental hotel building, how it allows the older buildings access to day light... IMHO it is a grace period, sooner or later you will find some problems specifically in Śródmieście Płd./Płn. e.g. is dehumanisation of the ground level at the Aleje Jerozolimskie , Marszałkowska, Chmielna - are deserted, every 2nd shop is 7/11 or specifically Alko24h shop or Kebap. Almost no regular business, shops or restaurants, bars, cafeterias ( I think even chain ones are migrating). '90, '00 you would find an infinite stream of people on those wide pavements. That is the price of malls and places like Norblin, Browary or Hala Koszyki - I still count it will change. Love Warsaw!

[@Szalom331]

Your polish is keep getting better!

[@pawels72full]

Jak będziecie kiedyś w pobliżu to zapraszam do siebie na obiad na Bemowie.

[@tuomollo]

Mennica means mint (coins, not the plant). In Polish you basically never pronounce c as k.

[@mrolympiawmarkach132]

If you like modern architecture you should visit ,,Służewiec" one day, which is full of new buildings. It's business and residential district with a lot of restaurants and cafe's. It's unofficially named ,,Mordor" same as on JRR Tolkien books. There is also city called Konstancin-Jeziorna very close to Warsaw where are very expensive and beautiful villas. I think these places are worth visiting some day.

[@Miszaification]

18:58 if you see people from India in this kind of restaurant, that's must be a good sign.

[@maxdistortion9501]

before ww2 Warsaw was called Paris of the east.

[@matt112fly]

You gotta start pumping out more videos so you can buy yourself an apartment in one of those modern buildings soon :p just kidding - cheers, looking forward to seeing more

[@planetjames95]

that might mean giving up on sleep :)

[@Susan.I]

Have a blessed Easter Day for Christ has Risen, he has risen indeed!🕊🕊🕊🕊

[@RzeszczBis]

I love your feelings, your observations while wandering streets of Warsaw. It's so refreshing for the one born and raised here. The eye of a stranger, an outsider. And you are, no offence. But if you both will decide, that my city is the place to live for longer you should - no, you MUST - dig deeper into it's history, Then you'll undestand why we have so mish-mashed architectural styles here, why the Old Town in Warsaw is the youngest Old Town in the world. Visit some museums. Obligatory - Warsaw Museum at the Old Town Square and Museum of Warsaw Uprising (Muzeum Powstania Warszawskiego) at Grzybowska 79 (more ul. Przyokopowa). And if wou'll happen to be on the the other side of the river - Muzeum Warszawskiej Pragi (Warsaw's Praga Museum) at Targowa 50/52. And one more museum - the one in lifetime experience - Polin Museum (History of Polish Jews Museum) at Anielewicza 6, the Warsaw's Ghetto area during WW2. Reserve 5-6 hours for this one. Good luck to you both and i hope your child's first breath will be of Warsaw's air.

[@roberturbanczyk204]

Hi. I will make a list of places to visit in less than 1:30h by public transport from your flat you haven't seen yet: 1 tężnie solankowe in Konstancin Jeziorna 2 Milanówek - mix of 19th century Villas of former resort for factory owners and good lesson of history of polish resistance during WW2. 3 Żyrardów with it's neogothic architecture style. Little Manchester 4 Zalew zegrzyński. The lake resort north to Warsaw 5 Twierdza Modlin. The biggest brick barrack construction ever build, former russian fortrece made to control Warsaw in 19th century, close to zalew zegrzyński 6 termal pools and aquapark in Wręcza close to Żyrardów 7 another termal pools in Mszczonów and wineyard in dwórzno few kilometers away from Wręcza and Mszczonów 8 Płock. The bigger and closer version of Kazimierz Dolny. Even Vistula is wider there 9 Łódź. Very underrated place with nice old architecture, best railway station. Known of postindustrial well preserved buildings changed into new functions. Pricess in restaurants are way cheaper than in Warsaw. 10. Puszcza Kampinoska, the huge National park with Polish wild cat Ryś 11. Fort Bema. Former russian fort changed into wonderfull park 12. Wilanów. Palace of King Jan III Sobieski, polish Versaile. Very modern district. 13 hala Mirowska, place with high quality food made by Polish farmers. Good place to buy stuff like fresh vegetables and fruits. You can find there any type of meat and sausage you want. Prices are simmilar to biedronka and other discounts

[@planetjames95]

Thank you so much, Robert! That's an awesome list.

[@roberturbanczyk204]

@@planetjames95 You are welcome. Milanówek is a place you should choose first of that list. Almost every building has it's story translated into english. They have very good restaurant named blueberry duck. Fancy dishes in wonderfull place with great, very inteligent waiters and awesome chef. Prices are affordable. Enjoy Warsaw and mazowsze.

[@jackalski]

Nice! Even as Varsovian I find this list very interesting. I don't remember being to Milanówek, like ever, and some of the other places I simply forget about :D

[@MrSfinkster]

You should visit Srodmiescie where you will find old style villas, low level apartment buildings and tenement houses , i.e arround US Embassy, streets like Piekna, Wilcza, Hoza, Mokotowska, Krucza, Aleja Roz. Srodmiescie district is built in style of 50 and 60 called "modernism" and socrealism and it can be very interesting. After that you can hop on a tram or metro and go to the Old Mokotow district, where you have lots of residential houses and villas, and going further south you will end up at Ursynow, where there a lots of 10-12 stories apartment building built in the 80s, but whole district is very nicely planned with a lots of green and space between every apartment building. P.S Love your insights into my home town and your comments about Warsaw :)

[@planetjames95]

Thank you for the suggestions

[@jackalski]

You mention Śródmieście Południowe, and while it's true some of the buildings are socrealistic in their nature, it is not the whole story. Some of the buildings have been rebuilt after the war on the old plot with same space, some were burned inside but had walls standing. After the war the beautiful XIXc. decorations were clipped down because they were deemed 'too bourgeoisie' for the 'working man'. And now you have gray, plastered, straight walls where once were beautiful façades with sculptures, fancy balconies and nice tiles and decorations. From time to time there are 'city walks' organized by varsavianists

[@Filip250]

You just need to check out Regina Bar for the best NYC style pizza and Chinese food. You look happy together :) Wishing all the best for you!

[@mariaostrowska7638]

If you like Indian food, you may try Rasoi at Chmielna street. The food is just amazing. Every friend of mine that tried this, comes back over and over again. It's so addictive! :)

[@bwv1044]

There's plenty of Warsaw from 40/50 years ago in old polish tv series: Czterdziestolatek or Zmiennicy. I don't know if there's an option with eglish subtitles but they are sort of comedy and real time travel machines to Poland in the 70ties 80ties.

[@planetjames95]

Will check it out, thanks.

[@JerryRiva]

I've seen Alternatywy sitcom with english subs. Check it out

[@lm157]

@@JerryRiva Did you like it? We think it's hillarious, but I'm not sure if Polish humor of that time kicks in English. For us this show is epic and legendary.

[@katarzynakapusta2525]

And "Nie lubię poniedziałku"!

[@GaryAJMartin]

The city has to be amazing to impress the coolest dude on the planet😉

[@planetjames95]

Thanks John!

[@radiozelaza]

Those huge socialist-era apartment blocks are known as "mrówkowce" ("anthills") and they are intimidating. But the biggest mrówkowiec you will find in the city of Katowice in the south of Poland - the Superjednostka. It's a scary building. BTW Katowice is an amazing city, worth visiting for a few days

[@tizek2]

man u missed something big. 17:18. this old building is straight from WW2. u can go there and see how looks warsaw after german bombing. I saw it (on yt vid) and it struck me hard.

[@planetjames95]

Thanks Lukasz

[@krzysztofneubauer2390]

28:53 They have done the same with Hotel Intercontinental in Warsaw. Check it out. It is a result of negotiations between the investor and residents of a neightbouring building about shadow coverage. By the way, you're making same quite interesting videos here👌

[@GAMER42004]

hi, if you don't know what to do in case of bad weather i would recommend to visit "the center of science Copernicus" it's not super big (for around half a day) but you will have lots of fun :)

[@kasiamastroianni6372]

Amazing to see you enjoying your time here! Wait til the summer comes, wandering around at that time is pure pleasure. Ok, time for some top foodie recommendations: Yache Korea (amazing Korean), Youmiko Sushi (the best vegan sushi restaurant in Europe, they’ve won all the prizes. I know how it sounds - vegan sushi? Check it out, you will be surprised :) ) Zapiecek at Freta street (delicious Polish cuisine, a very cosy spot), Thaisty (thai of course), Charlotte (French bistro, excellent pastries and some French lunch staples, there are three Charlotte restaurants in town), Manekin (very cheap and tasty savoury and sweet pancakes, two restaurants in the city), Pacyfik and Kraken Bar (two cool bars close to each other, Pacyfik serves excellent modern mexican dishes and interesting drinks), Shoku (asian fusion, great ramen), Koreanka (traditional Korean), Hala Koszyki and Elektrownia Powiśle for a choice of bars and small food stalls), Pełną Parą (excellent modern asian food), ok, i’ll spare you, cause I think I could go on for an hour…

[@yakeosicki8965]

Tylko nie zapiecek i Manekin , bo to syfiaste jedzenie. Jest tyle dobrych restauracji z Polskim jedzeniem, jak Stary Dom, Polka, Dock19 itd

[@tomaszjantczak9780]

If you need a help or an assistant in the city just drop me a line 🙂 Have a nice stay in Warsaw and Poland 🇺🇦🇵🇱

[@jankusmierski]

Apple Muzeum will open at the end of April 2022. They are moving from old location to this new place. This is one of the biggest collections of Apple stuff in the world, and there will be only part of it on exhibition (they will change the exhibits through time). Everything is working and You can touch and use whatever You want.

[@planetjames95]

Awesome, I will be there! Thanks Jan.

[@toml8227]

Talking about that last building, there is hotel in Warsaw built in kind of similar way, it is InterContinental.

[@grazynamazur6724]

I have to check it out and let you know - until recently there was a tiny Mexican restaurant, run by people from Mexico, very close to an Indian restaurant. The address is: Aleja Solidarności 84, El Mexicano

[@sawomirmarnotrawny1694]

'Those who don't know history are destined to repeat it.'

[@KarsonNow]

29:25 pls - At the end of the video, I've noticed this several times, please end the video with an announcement - so, "that's the end of the video, I hope you had fun, I'm happy to see you again"... Or " this is the end of the video l please subscribe to the channel and click the like button"...so far it's always so surprising to suddenly see the end without any "goodbye".

[@marcinkarbowniczyn9226]

In Poland we now chałwa pretty well :) We call it "kurz z cukrem" which stands for "dust with sugar" :D

[@nygaman]

You need to visit warsaw uprising muzeum.

[@19MJ74]

16:44 - You should really do yourselves a favour and eat at Munja which is sharing the location with Ibis on Grzybowska Street. Fantastic Balkan food, run by a Montenegran ( I believe) family. Seriously, the food is unreal. On the more expensive side of things though :)

[@MagicznySkadnikX]

24:15 you just do everything to avoid the most popular grocery bazaar in town nearby - Hala Mirowska ;))

[@planetjames95]

haha, I always miss something, this is for next time.

[@danteessa3062]

24:29 most famous boxing coach in Poland , on the left Hala Mirowska Hala Gwardii (ex militirary boxing club) you should to go , and tries another corner food

[@krzysztofnowak9460]

Feliks Papa Stamm is one of the Polish legends. I recommend reading biographies. Great man. And he must have earned the nickname papa

[@yakeosicki8965]

You enter the phrase: Towarowa 22 projekt. It will be the new city center. 3:27 You've passed this place. You will visit Brawary Warszawskie next time. There is a culinary concept of Robert Lewandowski - Lokal NINE's Restaurant & Sports Bar.

[@MegaMoflis]

17:32 this is the old part of Warsaw getto from second world war, when Warsaw was occupied

[@janallan3390]

Great video - thank you - I adore gulab jamun - so sweet but very moreish 🙂

[@planetjames95]

Thanks Jan!

[@maqic1979]

I Love to hear how cool poland and Warsaw is ;)

[@wuuemm]

Papa Stamm was the famioust Polish boxing couch.

[@DiabeticCork]

About the balconies, we used to do the same in Portugal (closing them for storage and avoid trashing/dust flying over) but in the last 10 years new marquises (the name in Portuguese) were forbidden. But the ones that were done, were grandfathered in. They make buildings very ugly, specially because people choose the colors and the type of glass without considering architectural and design perspectives.

[@planetjames95]

Interesting - thanks!

[@anetabo9300]

Visit Ząbkowska Street, you will meet the old Warsaw there 😁 And Koneser also 🌞

[@CDLV2023]

Hi Mate. just I was wondering why there are less cars on the road in Poland. is it because of transport system or just having a car is way to expensive?

[@blakewood2755]

@americaninukraine best burrito i ever had outside us is in gringo bar (koszyki), classic chilli con carne, check it out. Worth mentioning - Rico (Jana pawla street). Try those and let me know under this comment.

[@planetjames95]

Will check them out!

[@blakewood2755]

@@planetjames95 good, as a fan of mexican food im curious of your opinion. Also, as a 3rd on the list i would put La Sirena (Piekna st). Enjoy and have fun.

[@cathulhu3772]

Lol you were walking on Miedziana street next to my home. To your left at around 2-3 min there is going to be a MASSIVE project. If IT comes to fruition IT will change whole district from smth that born Warszawiacy call "wild west" into a sprawling community. There is a video on KZbin but i can't remember... Miedziana or Towarowa keywords. Anyways have fun!

[@marcindraco5666]

I wonder what would you think about restaurant named roger that foods in warszaw

[@ilovehardstyle6242]

15:24 Warsaw drivers - I remembered when I lived in Warsaw xD

[@agsi7096]

Old buildings are the ones that left after the war.They had to feel in places with new development

[@kajosan79]

Regarding this mix of old and modern. This is the result of post-war history. Warsaw as a result of the Uprising, and then the regular demolition of the entire infrastructure by the germans, Warsaw was razed to the ground. During the times of the Polish People's Republic, the communists rebuilt Warsaw but not entirely and thats why is a place for this new development.

[@izabela1961]

The new flats with large balconies that you like are in modern parts of the city and are built by a Spanish company Acciona, so they are identical like in Spain. The only thing that misses is the Mediterranean Sea. And I suppose they are extremally expensive.

[@planetjames95]

I knew they looked familiar…

[@Daan495]

my dad's friend always used to bring us delicious chałwa when he drove a truck to the Ukraine.

[@Daan495]

I mean Ukrainian chawła is really good!

[@mariostepien4526]

dzien dobey

[@sgebert]

Regarding mexican food: there's tough competition here in Warsaw, but my personal best has got to be La Sirena, although it's a little pricy. If you choose to go there make sure you try one of their cocktails, they might be even better then the food.

[@planetjames95]

Thank you - looking for good Mex food.

[@sgebert]

@@planetjames95 Also, I only now am watching your Q&A, and it's worth mentioning that it's extremally common for parents in Warsaw to share, as in give away what they have once their kids grow out of it. It's done through FB groups and is a great way to save some money. You can get strollers, clothes, pretty much everything, and you see it beforehand, so not much chance for getting any shabby deal. Should you be interested I can set you up

[@2mek99]

You live about 500 m from the biggest google data centre in Central Eastern Europe. You had to pass it when walking to the Art Norblin. A similar centre was built also by Microsoft but outside the city.

[@KrissowskiM]

Pity the cancer is spreading and allowed to work to enslave all of US and lie to us and rest if the people about real life, steal their data and profit doing it...