POLAND'S GOT THE BIGGEST CASTLE

[@ggkpopcurator6292]

Poland just continues to amaze me.

[@grzegorzbrzeczyszczykiewic7613]

Poland continues to amaze me too

[@FeatherandtheWind]

And it keeps amazing us too!

[@519forestmonk9]

Poland suffered more than any European country in 20th Century and come back proud and beautiful. PleAse stay this way forever!

[@yoda2228]

We won't let you down ;) Greetings from Poland!

[@missinginbc]

Poland has made a bold stand against allowing in economic migrants as well.

[@mumin84]

We do allow economic migrants. Depending on who is counting, we already have one million of Ukrainians (who also happen to be war refugees to some degree). We just don't want Muslims. Ukrainians are much closer to us both culturally, and mentally than Middle Easterners, and unlike them, Ukrainians assimilate easily. They work hard, don't want benefits, and most of them want to eventually go back. Not to mention none of them will even think of blowing themselves up, despite some great historical animosities between our countries. Win-win for both us and them.

[@kitusbajdus51]

@Carl the poor yes:) but safe and happy racist:) people are equal of course but cultures are NOT equal, some cultures are much better and effective then others, if you call this racism Ok it's your sick interpretation.. we don't judge people because of skin or race but we judge them because of cultural habbits.

[@mercomania]

Searching for the laughing emoji.

[@x0katy]

Literally would never get tired of watching your videos.

[@FeatherandtheWind]

+x0katy And we'll never get tired of making them ;)

[@Batmacik]

Very great video, i have visited Malbork Castle once and it's impressive. Waiting for another journey with you guys. And btw. ( 3:30 ) the Teutonic Order didn't have a king. The leader was called Hochmeister(Grand Master).

[@FeatherandtheWind]

Thank you for watching! More Poland videos on the way :D

[@spaniepl]

Thanks for this video :)

[@martinoo1989]

I am watching you since you came to Poland, and now it is a real pleasure to see in your videos the same places which I visted about a week ago :) I really enjoy watching your videos. You guys got yourself a long term subcriber :)

[@FeatherandtheWind]

+martinoo1989 Thank you so much for following along with us! I hope you had a great time in Poland too :)

[@user-ve2jj1ik4b]

Largest Castle in the World guys

[@danielprasal4147]

Yes, it is the largest castle in the world indeed, but not built by Polish. It was built by Teutonic Knights from Germany. But we Polish beat them and conquered this part of Pomerania :) Greatest battle was in July 1410 when Polish-Lithuanian joint army defeat less countered but much stronger Teutonic army killing their Great Master. Every Polish is proud of that day.

[@INecr0]

Fun fact: Teutonic Order and Livonian Order were created by christian Germans and Poles, but those first ones hadn't understood the rules on which it was supposed to work, so they switched from saviors of christianity into villains really fast.

[@michaelturner468]

This is Marienburg which was built by the German Teutonic Knights in 1274. The Germans that lived here Eastern Germany were ethnically cleansed by the Polish.

[@SuperMrFriendly]

@Mateusz Kurczoba it wasnt even "polish land" to begin with. heathen prussians owned it and by right of conquest the teutonic order took it, with the blessings of the papacy. and yeah there whas some shady dealings back and forth. thats how realpolitik in those days worked, but it always depended on the greater scheme of things. at many times the TO and polish kingdom still helped each other out, traded etc. what many slavs dont seem to understand is that the hre whas one of the few great powers. with that come satelite-state constructs in neigbouring nations. and while england for instance spread famine in ireland and kicked scots from the highlands, the hre and prussia built prague, danzig, breslau etc etc. and then well, czech landed nobility got jealous of city wealth and poland sided with napoleon instead of its neighbour...which resulted of course in prussia, russia and austria disolving poland. but even then, prussia wasnt a bad overlord in the sense others where. its an unfortunate co-existence, but context is relevant to not hate each other.

[@SuperMrFriendly]

@@danielprasal4147 poland-lithuania outnumbered the TO almost 2 to 1 and there where only 270 actual teutonic knights present. that the grandmaster died whas because he fought heroicly trying to turn the tide, but the whole war with poland whas his doing so there whas no turning back, after his famed older brother who conquered big parts east and gotland and previous grandmaster told him and everyone else not to go to war with poland. but he did and he died at least like a man...a stupid man.

[@AviationNut]

Your videos are amazing, i just started watching them today. I was born in Krakow, Poland in 1977 but moved to London, Ont,Canada with my parents in 1987 and i never been back to Poland. I am amazed at how everything looks now, even tho i don't remember much from Poland because i was 10 years old when i left, but i do remember people were not happy back then, boy how the times have changed. Thank you so much for these video's.

[@FeatherandtheWind]

Thank you for watching and glad you found our videos :) We were so surprised at all of the beautiful cities throughout Poland and ended up extending our stay more than once. Hoping to inspire more people to visit!

[@daviddeveau5101]

Absolutely enchanting. Thank you for sharing.

[@FeatherandtheWind]

And thank you for watching!

[@domidaronski9581]

I love you guys, you're so connected. You're just soulmates to each other. It is pure pleasure watching you together. Best wishes.

[@FeatherandtheWind]

+domidaron ski Thank you for the comment! That's so sweet x

[@Vescilla]

You guys are awesome, I'm glad you like Poland :)

[@FeatherandtheWind]

+Vescilla Thank you!!!

[@grzegorztryba2301]

I love your videos, I can learn so much from this

[@FeatherandtheWind]

Happy to hear you're enjoying them!

[@petegrusky2715]

They are like blind men , looking for a needle in a haystack . What could you possibly learn from that ?

[@rangelso]

actually the train toilet thing is a bad idea especially on newly upgraded tracks between Warsaw and Gdansk but it happens only on old types of trains and is gradually replaced with containers on new trains...

[@koneserstylu3033]

no #2 just#1

[@juniormartins3078]

I love your videos guys! Greetings from Brazil.

[@FeatherandtheWind]

+Junior Martins Thanks! We were actually just talking about South America today and Brazil came up. You never know when we might be there... saudações ;)

[@juniormartins3078]

Amazing! Probably is a sign for you guys come to Brazil ;D Saudações

[@Niki006]

I live in Poland since birth and probably seen more places thanks to you than ive seen on my own hehe Your videos are always interseting and funny. Role model tourists and couple, nothing more to say :) I wish you all the best and many more enjoyable visits in Poland. Greetings!

[@klaudiasinger4307]

Malbork! 😍 my town x

[@FeatherandtheWind]

Lucky girl! xx

[@purelife1059]

Poland❤Did you know something about Poland before you came here?Did you expect that Poland is so wonderful?😉haha

[@FeatherandtheWind]

+Inez watching We had no idea we would enjoy Poland this much! We didn't know much before we came but now the more we learn, the more we love ;)

[@srhrthths]

haha i am from Malbork:)

[@michamajewski8180]

So what do You know about Poland, tell us

[@sokolnik8071]

Well I am Polish and Poland surprising me anyway ;-) Great video. Greetings from Poland!

[@FeatherandtheWind]

Your country is full of surprises!! Thank you :)

[@LESFLEURSDUSOLEIL]

4:00 sweet princess in a castle garden

[@FeatherandtheWind]

[@leotheabys]

Omg, you have been in Poland for so long! I feel so proud that we made you stay. :) Only this one video and the Sopot one left for me to watch. I feel kinda sad! It's been great seeing you in my beloved mother country.

[@FeatherandtheWind]

+pelearna We really enjoyed your country! It was hard to leave but still a couple more videos on the way ;) Thank you for watching

[@bathmaniska6913]

I am Polish and I didn't even know that we have the biggest brick castle in the world. While watching your videos I can learn english, getting to know interesting informations and enjoy. Thanks guys :D

[@FeatherandtheWind]

+Mroczny Pierożek We didn't know either until we started hearing about it from all of our viewers! Thank you for watching and happy to hear you enjoy the videos :D

[@Ulfhednar90]

You cant be king/queen of this castle. It was capital of Teutonic Knights Order :)

[@old_spice8054]

You can.

[@MrWinotu]

capitol!!!

[@pawelink1287]

But from the middle of XV century Polish kings sometimes visited this castle.

[@mr.chrzaszczzszczebrzeszyn7958]

yes this is biggest medival castle in europe

[@borsucky]

in World :P

[@HerrReinhard]

Also fortress Boyen in Giżycko is probably the biggest XIX century fortification en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boyen_Fortress

[@nukecoladrinker7744]

i omineła ich niezła rekonstrukcja na poczatku sierpnia

[@roberts6270]

Built entirely by the German Teutonic Knights. Actually its called Marienburg castle, at least thats what the Germans who built Marienburg castle in West Prussia called it before they were ethnically cleansed.

[@michaelturner468]

JOHN CHROBRY yes it's Marienburg which was built by the Teutonic Knights.

[@TheForeignCitizen]

Malbork is beautiful. Thanks for showing us around!

[@lukaszs727]

I have not managed to visit this castle in Malbork yet and this is one of two top attractions that I would like to do in Poland!

[@nikkivaldin2669]

Since y'all haven't been posting as many videos lately, I decided to go back and catch up on all your videos previous to when I started watching. That should hold me for a little while. This video was hilarious. Look how many bricks there are. This reminds me of a lot of bricks. Classic Wes.

[@Hiker1175]

Enjoy viewing your videos. You guys are great together and Felicia is such a sweetheart!

[@FeatherandtheWind]

Thanks so much James! x

[@luciasantos2022]

Love it! You 2 are amazing! Going on this tour with you was just fun! Thanks! Wish you the best!

[@artsy1011]

The castle is very beautiful! Tbh, trains in Poland can suck quite a bit. I missed my train to Malbork by just a minute and the next train from Warsaw to Malbork wasnt for another two hours. I ended up getting to the castle at 5pm and left when it closed at 7pm. Although I rushed a bit, I still got see all of it. On the way back, when I returned to the teeny tiny train station, there was no train back to Warsaw until 12:30am!!!!!!! I had to wait in the tiny station all by myself. Everything in the tiny town closed down. When the train finally arrived, it was a dark, rusty, incredibly smelly old train and turned out that if you didnt book a seat in advance you had to ride standing. I rode for 3hours and 39 minutes standing in the smelly train. Just an FYI to plan carefully if you go.

[@FeatherandtheWind]

So sorry to hear about your experience with the train!! Hope you had a good evening visit to the castle and thanks for sharing your advice with other travellers 👍

[@petegrusky2715]

I have no idea where you're from . I live in North America , and the transit system here is quite embarrassing . Poland is a haven for practicing good transit system .

[@madconstructionukconstruct3186]

I love you guys for showing me country in such a nice way. ;-) and for the trip with the memories almost 8 here I was not in Poland...

[@FeatherandtheWind]

Thank you 🙂 Glad you enjoyed our travels in Poland. It's a beautiful country and we have many fond memories from it too!

[@krokeman]

You couldn't be king or queen on that castle? Not exactly. King Casimir IV Jagiellon bought the castle from Teutonic Order for 660 kg of gold. So it was Polish kings' residence in the years 1457-1772.

[@petegrusky2715]

Not exactly . It was bought from Czech or Bohemian , if you will , warrior mercenaries . The Teutonic Order could not pay that much , so the latter .

[@petegrusky2715]

Seems like , by the way you say it , Malbork became Royal Castle . But it was , of course , Wawel and then Warsaw King Castle .

[@nickyk7777]

Another great video! Keep them coming. Wes, you should run for King.... assuming of course that Felica keeps you in order :)

[@FeatherandtheWind]

Haha even if I'm king she'll still be the boss

[@chaneld5202]

Wow you guys everywhere , good luck to both of you .

[@FeatherandtheWind]

Thank you Anna! x

[@alicja0kitek]

Feather and the Wind! You guys are just awesome! I love your videos and you inspire me to travel more! By the way - my friend had her wedding in that castle! It was amazing!

[@hyperhumana]

Hey, guys! It is the biggest castle in the world, cause later they stopped building them.

[@browarman]

It's worlds biggest middle age castle. In this castle is the first world flushing toilet. There is one more interesting thing in Poland you must visit. Zamość is the biggest architekture treasure of Poland, the town was planned by best italian architekts. Enjoy Poland ,greetnigs from Warsaw

[@FeatherandtheWind]

+browarman This time we couldn't make it to Zamosc but hopefully we can go back. Didn't know that about the toilet!

[@browarman]

Don't waste chance to visit Zamość, you've said that you are going to Ukraine next, its located on the way to Lwów. You can feel like you are in north Italy and every detail of old town was renovated. Zamość was the most powerfull polish fortress, It was never taken in fight. It's a mix of many cultures and religions that vere living in first republic of Poland Most of town you have already seen had postgerman achitekture, this town is something totally different. It's 16th century town that survived both world wars without damage with original polish style. Try to see it its worth of visiting.

[@petegrusky2715]

@@browarman That is B.S. Lviv was built in a trend of Central European baroque ( mostly) design . The city itself is , with it's architecture , compared to Vienna and Cracow . It is said that these three cities are build in triplet likenesses . No surprise here , since two centuries ago , " triplet " of the cities lied in borders of Austro-Hungarian Empire .

[@pawebodziony2456]

She's the most beautiful girl I've ever seen and such adorable, I envy you, lucky :D Hope you enjoy in Poland. Good videos guys, I can get to know something about my country that I never heard before. Nice job. :)

[@FeatherandtheWind]

+Paweł Bodziony Thanks for the love Paweł!! :)

[@trcdamianos8814]

i agree.shes very cute.and her eyes xxx :)

[@easytiger197903]

I've only discovered this channel, awwww, how sad- I live just 10 minutes from the Gradowa Hill, I could have been your guide! Always late. Ouch. Anyway, you both are lovely and seem so nice and Wes is a fun guy,. Since I am also into travelling the world, I will be watching for more of your adventures, keep'em coming!

[@FeatherandtheWind]

Thank you so much! If we're ever in the area again, we'll be sure to let you know :)) Enjoy your travels!

[@magdalenaosowska8844]

Great vlog! Waiting for more :D

[@FeatherandtheWind]

+Magda Osowska We'll keep them coming :D

[@GdzieJestNemo]

common movie/fairytale mistake - queen didn't rule anything, she was just king's wife and her main duty was to make children. The queen that rules is called queen regent or a king (depends on country in Poland we had few female kings; if you got confused about it look at it as today's president - it's generally a male possition and his wife doesn't fill any particular role, but it can also be women who gets elected - and as for that most of the polish kings were elected). Back to rulling thing - the castle would be run by some designed knight/nobleman. As for Malbork - during the main summer seasons there's knight tournaments and medival fairs organised there

[@FeatherandtheWind]

+GdzieJestNemo Thanks for sharing the info! Would have been cool to see a knight tournament but ah well

[@kamilszadkowski8864]

Poland had only one female king. Also, it depends on the kingdoms succession law. The were kingdoms with such succession law allowing females to inherit and rule.

[@GdzieJestNemo]

two: Jadwiga Andegaweńska and Anna Jagiellonka

[@kamilszadkowski8864]

GdzieJestNemo Any sources for that? As far as I know she didn't had the title of the king.

[@GdzieJestNemo]

wikipedia: pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/W%C5%82adcy_Polski#Andegawenowie_.E2.80.93_kr.C3.B3lowie_Polski . You got coronation dates there

[@papamike88]

Please visit Poznan someday :) I would love to meet you :)

[@asnativeenglish2402]

hi friend how are you. are you from poland

[@xpuchaczos]

It's funny, I'm polish and I watched all your movies about Poland :) If you still have time to visit some polish places I would recommend seeing Rzeszow when you are on the way to Ukraine :).

[@FeatherandtheWind]

+Pukaczyq Pukacz Thanks! We just got to Ukraine but will keep Rzeszow on the list for next time ;)

[@tomaszwasserman5440]

Toruń - you can have polish letters with right "alt" when you install polish programmers keyboard (windows setting) English letters remain the same. Very useful setting.

[@FeatherandtheWind]

We keep forgetting to add the accents but thanks for the tip :)

[@tomaszwasserman5440]

Feather and the Wind These comas are not accents, they are separate letters - ą sounds like sound on. Accent in polish is always on 2-nd syllable from the end. Except some words that come maily from latin. try this song www.tekstowo.pl/piosenka,edyta_gorniak,kasztany.html

[@PARGULEK]

I really like that girl, she's pretty and smart.

[@FeatherandtheWind]

Aw thank youu!

[@kamilasliwinska2047]

Do widzenia, do wieczora :) Graet video!

[@FeatherandtheWind]

Thank you Kamila!

[@irbisaekrakus533]

I live like 50 km from the castle and never been there. Wish I knew you guys are going there!

[@FeatherandtheWind]

+irbisae krakus No way! Would have been great but maybe another time?

[@godq3]

Didn't you go to the castle tower to see the view?

[@lukaszs727]

wow, you really have growing viewers base over 46000! I saw your video last year and I went to see the castle last month. I am from Poland however that was my first time there. I spent full day there. I was in Canada in 1999 for summer. I would like to visit again when I have a chance.

[@FeatherandtheWind]

So great to hear that you were able to visit Malbork! If you're ever back in Canada, let us know. We'd like to visit Poland again when we have a chance ;)

[@lukaszs727]

You never know maybe I will be able to come by later on this year. Hopefully my plan will work out.

[@klaudiakawa]

Malbork is a beautiful place but is soooooo huge :)

[@FeatherandtheWind]

Ginormous!

[@petegrusky2715]

Good for Your exercise , You lazy bum 😉

[@roberts6270]

Actually it's Marienburg castle in West Prussia. Marienburg castle was built by the German Teutonic Knights in 1274. This entire region known as "Prussia" was historically part of eastern Germany before it was ethnically cleansed and the original German inhabitants were replaced by Polish.

[@wieslawl59]

Actually, the original Prussians had absolutely nothing to do with Germans. Some of them still live to this day. There was not a single German there until XIII. century.

[@josephzimmermann594]

Nat K z

[@Skunek2]

my favorite castle

[@herbertbaz1417]

You peeps crack me up☺️ Awesome videos!

[@kookiexd7055]

i have a great view of the castle

[@MrOdrzut]

These people had no kings - it was a castle of fighting monks :) They had "Great Master" who was a monk and a knight.

[@old_spice8054]

Yyyy? 1457-1772 Castel was residence of Polish kings.

[@Lechoslaw8546]

He is right Malbork castle was a residence of Poland's monarchs between 1466-1772 /slight correction/. It was built as a capital of Teutonic Order, the most powerful and vicious state in Europe backed by the medieval caesar of the Roman Empire along with whole Western Europe, but eventually crushed by Poland and turned Poland fief in 1466.

[@petegrusky2715]

@@Lechoslaw8546 Poland did not seize the castle because of Torun Peace . It was bought out from Czech mercenaries .

[@petegrusky2715]

@@Lechoslaw8546 Not true again . Order became a vassal after Prussian Homage in 1525 . Along with form of a new Marche of Brandenburg which became also kind of dependant of Polish rule .

[@norboelargusson3354]

You really going to Ukraine ? Wow .. On your way to Ukraine I strongly recommend to stay couple of hours in Town- Zamość - its near Polish - Ukraine Border Zamość got great maketplace and of course amazing train station BTW- I love your videos .

[@skurczybyk12]

Totally agree!!! Zamość is wonderful.

[@FeatherandtheWind]

+norboe largusson Thank you Norboe! We just got to Ukraine and already miss Poland. Hopefully next time we'll get to see Zamosc

[@petegrusky2715]

Zamosc has an incredible system of city walls and fortification , making the whole old city a fortress . Of course it has a train station and a market , which mentioning of , is quite pathetic .

[@norbert492]

Hi, you also should visit Szczecin, it's not far from Gdańsk, we also have castle but smaller :) and the most beautiful building in Europe in 2015 (prize Miesa von Rohe) and interesting facts about Szczecin before second war it was German city and called Stettin, and also in Szczecin born two Russian Queens ( i don't know how is in English "Caryce") Catherine II and Maria Fiodorowa . If you decided visit I'll take day off, and I show you everything what i know. And BTW I love your videos :)

[@Dami48]

Honestly, I wouldn't say Szczecin is the best option for them. I mean - they spend like one, maybe two days in each city. After one day you can surely say that Wrocław has beautiful architecture and Kraków is magical, but you can't say anything similar about Szczecin cause it's not a city to love on a first sight. There's no real old town or old town square to spend a whole day on. There's more in the background, then in the foreground. You need to spend some time here and then you're gonna love it or hate it. Szczecin is just like the Philharmony you've mentioned. You can love or hate it's exterior but you'll surely love the music inside. PS. Caryca is "Tsar", just like the male version :)

[@alas_poor_Yorick]

Haha, not far, on the opposite side of Poland :)

[@norbert492]

they are from Canada, 350 km it is really close for them :) and opposite city for Szczecin is Białystok, Gdańsk is in the middle :)

[@norbert492]

okay, thnx for help with tsar :) yes, you're right we don't have typical old town, or square like in Kraków or Wrocław but who sit all day in one place, Szczecin has a lot interesting places to see

[@FeatherandtheWind]

+Norbert Nowak The Szczecin Philharmonic Hall looks so cool! Thanks Norbert, if we make it there next time we'll be sure to let you know! :D

[@KochanyAshek]

you guys are awesome

[@FeatherandtheWind]

[@yoerihengeveld139]

Nice castle! Looks just like in the witcher 3 series.

[@dorotab.6187]

2022! Hi from Malbork!🌸

[@MegaWypierdalaj]

Found you guys today and watched all your videos from Poland. Looking forward to seeing you visit Ukraine, it's one of my favourite countries. And it's waaaay cheaper than in Poland ;)

[@FeatherandtheWind]

+George Mane Glad you found us!! Thanks so much for watching :) We're looking forward to sharing our travels in Ukraine. And yea, wayyy cheaper than we thought haha

[@wfqsfg]

The castle is brick because there are no quarries in that area but plenty of clay. I did ask the guide how they fired the brick. There is no coal there either so they deforested the area to fire all those bricks.

[@FeatherandtheWind]

Wow, really impressive!!

[@MrJsatrzab]

Malbork Castle was almoast entirely destroyed during WW2, so those are "new" bricks :] When i was in Malbork ~10 years ago, Castle wasnt fully reconstructed yet :[

[@roberts6270]

Bartłomiej Jastrzębski+ You couldn't tell more lies in a sentence than you just did... Actually it's Marienburg castle built by the German Teutonic Knights in 1274 and it was not damaged in WW2. The Polish contribution was to rename Marienburg castle after the Polish ethnically cleansed the Germans who built Marienburg.

[@horsefish2525]

After Thirteen years war [ca 1458] the castle was in Polish hands to 1772. You can see in castle`s church where all altars were founded bu Polish noble families who then governed it for the King of Poland

[@ChillDudelD]

So you're going to Lwów (Lviv)? P.S. It's really an extension of Poland.

[@FeatherandtheWind]

Yea! We're going to stay in Lviv and explore some of Ukraine

[@cloroxbleach9612]

GrandKielbasa3 wtf shut up youre very disrespectful.

[@dmitrynikolenko4412]

Thank you guys for your videos! Very interesting and helpful, despite is my hometown is 4 hours away in Russian - Kaliningrad

[@Olimpia184]

I Love you guys **

[@FeatherandtheWind]

[@4dri4nwielki38]

if you want to see Beautiful place in Poland .you can go to zakopane .pieniny.morskie oko.sokolica.giewont ..this is mountain from Poland the best place ever .you can look in google

[@FeatherandtheWind]

Thank you Adrian! We really want to go to Zakopane next time we're in Poland

[@szuwi1125]

Bieszczady:) old Galicja.

[@temmie2478]

I lived in Malbork ♥️

[@FeatherandtheWind]

It's beautiful!

[@temmie2478]

Feather and the Wind I know ☺

[@quiteizzzy6514]

Very nice vid. Felicia is so cute. ;) I've been to Malbork Castle ages ago. So nice to see it again ;)

[@FeatherandtheWind]

Thank you so much!! :)

[@arek-ch2wm]

One thing for sure, you would be the prettiest queen ever and you the funniest one.

[@FeatherandtheWind]

+arek 1922 So sweet Arek! Thank you x

[@nickyk7777]

Agreed!

[@DOGPOOCHOGENIUS]

arek 1922 What you are trying to say that the Polish people are ogly

[@DOGPOOCHOGENIUS]

nickyk7777 What that means that the Polish people are that ugly

[@bigdogbulldog9912]

very cool Poland clips,enjoyed them very much,just curious what tempted you guy to go to Poland??

[@Czaja1979]

Cieszę się, że podoba się Wam w naszym kraju. Zapraszam częściej, a jest tu w Polsce co zwiedzać ;-) Wszystkiego dobrego! :-)

[@Patrycjamk]

You guys are amazing Love you !! Such a positive vibes comes from You :D and You speak slighty like Casey Neistad hmm..

[@msz681]

@Feather and the Wind, how long are you staying in Gdansk? Is there a chance to meet you guys?

[@msz681]

Also, if you visit a museum in Poland on Monday, most of the exhibitions are closed. The same goes with Malbork castle - most of the exhibitions are unavailable on Mondays.

[@FeatherandtheWind]

Hey Mateusz, we've left Poland already and are in Lviv now! Are you in Gdansk? We'll let everyone know when we come back to Poland to meet some more of the amazing people that watch our videos ;)

[@msz681]

oh, bummer! I was on a business trip in Bulgaria and coming back to Gdansk over the weekend. wow, Lviv is awesome! Did you know it was a Polish city before the World War II? ;) Enjoy!

[@KyokoMai]

My lovely city! So pity that I couldn't bring you to see real Malbork!!

[@janciowodnik3523]

Wow, she's fantastic :)

[@jakubkasperski6896]

Great video! Congratulations!

[@FeatherandtheWind]

Thank you Jakub!

[@Kiki-yq9eg]

So proud to be Polish ❤️

[@awecezar15]

are you coming to Katowice anyday soon? :D

[@FeatherandtheWind]

Not this time :( But hopefully we can for the next time!

[@FeatherandtheWind]

We're in Katowice now :) In case you're here you may see us filming tomorrow

[@mw1st]

You must've been using old train. They in a process of being decommission. Very few of those left.

[@olseneudezet1]

The train toilet system is cool until you really need to poop and the train stopped at a station (forbidden to use the toilet then :))

[@FeatherandtheWind]

Hahah good to know!

[@grodt88]

now image all these ppl who make fancy photos where they seat or lay on railroad

[@slav4223]

Feather and the Wind that toilet Its old system only in old trains with are successfully replaced now by new ones. Another 6 years and train like this you will see only in museum.

[@tomaszk8737]

You must, but really you must see this in north part of Poland, pomerania Region: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jJ2of4GDa8hnpaM en.wikipedia.org/wiki/S%C5%82owi%C5%84ski_National_Park

[@FeatherandtheWind]

+Tomasz K Those sand dunes look so cool! Thanks for sharing, we'll keep that in mind for next time :)

[@90Zawi]

0:47 Tczewski Bridge. :)

[@hubelt]

Dude one question, where do you find girls like your's? :D

[@jerzy7118]

Hebe, the king could not live in this castle because it is a castle of the Teutonic Order, the equivalent of the Templars - militant knights

[@timmitimmi7645]

1:53 epic train flush

[@terenmistrz]

Feather and the Wind Thank U for showing Poland im polish living in UK for about 14 years If u will need translator or some help let me know, but im sure peaople will help u nommater if they dont speak english , any way most of them will speak english ;) HAVE A NICE HOLLYDAYS IN POLAND ! ! !

[@FeatherandtheWind]

Thank you so much!! We had a great time in Poland :))

[@januszrybicki9314]

Angry How is it possible after 14 years in the UK your English is so bad. Go back to school i nie rób nam wstydu !!!

[@terenmistrz]

Januszku kochany nawet nie zwrocilem uwagi ze pisalem to, czasami pisze popijaku komentarze i wielkie halo. Typowe zachowanie polaka Nierob wstydu ?

[@terenmistrz]

Sorry 4 my English writing i was a bit drunk ;)

[@maczek70pl]

Widziałem najstarszy budynek w Nowym Yorku , a to taka drewniana chata jakich u nas pełno , a tam to niesamowity zabytek bo ma ponad 100 lat , to ja się nie dziwię , ze jak oni przyjadą do Polski i zobaczą zamki wybudowane 1000 lat temu , które cały czas stoją to im się to w głowie nie mieści , że tak długo może państwo istnieć .

[@xakminax]

Malbork My city I live in Him since birth :D

[@FeatherandtheWind]

What a beautiful place to live! :D

[@sighin]

I was informed when in Malbork that this castle discount is actually because of smaller amount of time, and of course less number of places visited there. ;) BTW the music is too loud!

[@MrWinotu]

The castle was built by Germans not Polish - it was the biggest castle of Teutonic Order (German Knights that were invited by Polish Prince to convert old-Prussians into Christianity - The Old-Prussian tribes were pagans before that).

[@lukei6255]

It was build by the Teutonic Order - not Germans. There were Germans among Teutonic knights too, but not entirely. The knights were from all over Europe. The Polish and Nazi-German propaganda later made people believe the Teutonic Knights are solely Germans.

[@remoteobserver4173]

aha... oprocz niemcow byli w zakonie rowniez austriacy

[@paweandonisgawralidisdobrz2522]

When teutonic order started it's existens there were many many polish knights and recruits mostly from Chełm And im sure that polish builders have worked at this

[@adlerzwei]

Luke I Teutonic Order literaly mean german order. The full name is Order of Brothers of the German House of Saint Mary in Jerusalem. :D

[@edim108]

well... it was at first the Monastick Order Castle (of Teuton Knights) and it was build to be capital of Teutonick Order (wich was enemy of Poland and Lithuania) and was inconquerable at its time, so i can say Germans did realy good job building this castle...

[@edim108]

Sory for my English. I'm still learning...

[@elgoogssie3969]

Been in Malbork few times and you are not allowed to film or photograph without special ticket:) They just probably didn't know how to say it to You guys:)

[@alexrodriguez351]

Your girlfriends facial features are so pronounced. Beautiful:)

[@kanazablokowany255]

Mieszkam w Malborku.Pozdro😎

[@andrzejdybka1744]

u R great, come and have fun love AJ

[@FeatherandtheWind]

Thank you AJ! We hope we can see more of Poland next time :)

[@MrPhiphi57]

🤩😘

[@paweandonisgawralidisdobrz2522]

Now Count all bricks.

[@gibi5810]

I live in malbork :D

[@mariaarapinowicz1068]

i'm from poland-malbork

[@timmitimmi7645]

0:47 Bridge in Tczew.

[@djdonofficial6743]

wooow jason statham and his beautiful wife traveling my country

[@DjMakinetor]

8:14 KOT