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Is Poznań Poland's most underrated city? Well come with me to find out!
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[@agnieszkazaras9393]

Poznań 😍it's my place in the world.

[@jakubpytko5551]

Thank you for this amazing video. I born here and live in Poznań. For me this city is incredible. After renovations is more beautiful. I very proud of this city.

[@wally401]

One of the best KZbin ambassadors of Poland. Thanks mate!

[@tohuvabohugbanshee3962]

I've moved here from north-eastern Poland in 2018 and I've loved it ever since. Poznań has all the things that a big city can offer you, while still retaining that homely, comfy feeling. It's hard to describe, but I love it.

[@xot80]

In Poznań is Poland's best military and tank museum. Muzeum Broni Pancernej where most of tanks are in working condition.

[@hulahop5655]

And the director of it tells the most engaging stories about the tanks

[@ReginaGalica]

Dziekuje ❤

[@Kendzu]

Hi Rob. KZbin just recomended your vlog to me about Poznań and i'm in love how you described and showed my hometown. Poznań may not be top1 city to visit in Poland but it has its own charm and it's worth to visit it at least once. Happy to see you liked it here! I lived 6 years in north England and i miss hilly landscapes and (not popular opinion haha) English food! Sometimes i crave shepherd's pie and i need to make one at home here in Poznań. Thank you for visiting mate!

[@mike.5050]

me too

[@MasterZeus94]

I've been living in Poznań for 2 years now. No regrets! Fun Fact: Poznań is sometimes called "Rozkopane" ("Dug up"/"Excavated"; a play and reversal on Zakopane - "Buried") due to the multiple and frequent constructions and renovations happening, which often blocks public transport and/or car traffic.

[@Ad_Ala]

Zakopane wspak to : E na pokaz😄😉

[@hulahop5655]

​@@Ad_Alahahahhaha❤

[@ag.inside_out]

So wonderful! Best city walk of Poznań I’ve seen. 🍃 Even learnt some cool stuff, despite being from here! So enjoyable! Thank you!

[@CharlieandRob]

Glad you enjoyed it! Hopefully you will discover more about Poznań in next weeks episode!

[@Marcin1979-u9t]

I am 45 years old and I live in Dublin from last 20 years. I like Ireland.... Long time of my life. Anyway i am Polish ❤ in my heart ❤️ i have Poland. I born in 1979 in city called Lublin in east Poland. Lublin is a large city. I lived in there only 12 years , after that i started to live in city called Siedlce. I love my hometown Siedlce. I really do. !!!! I left my hometown right after college in 2004. I started work as a security guard in Ireland. Poland is over 1000 years of history. 966 Poland started as a country. We have a good kings and bad 👑 king's..... Good times and bad time's..... One time in the history Sweden attacked Poland.... 1650 , this tragedy we call a Swedish Flood.... Swedish army was very brutal 30 % of population was killed.... From 1795 to 1918 was very 🖤 black times , was no country at all..... We got independent 11 of November 1918. National hero is a Joseph Pilsudski , he is Father of Independence.... He passed away in 1935. We had a war with Russia in 1920 and unexpectedly we won that war.... 😊 In September 1939 two countries Germany and Russia attacked Poland from East and West... Army 🪖🪖🪖 unfortunately lost in 5 weeks time.... Wad no chances..... But partizants was a different story.... Home 🪖 army called AK was fighting all the time. 400.000 partizants. Unfortunately we didn't got freedom after war world two.... It was New Red 🍒 Poland fully occupied by Russia.... Some partizants decided to keep continue the fight with comunizm.... We call them a doomed soldiers. 100.000 partizants was fighting in forest and country side , next 20 years.... Last doomed soldier was killed in 1963..... Every year 1 of March is a National Day of Doomed Soldiers..... They are heroes for us.. Poland got freedom in 1989

[@8_Evelyn8]

Pięknie to opisałeś...brilliant💜

[@barbaramatuszewska6475]

To jest film o Poznaniu a nie o jakimś Lublinie.Tak a propos to Wielkopolska sama sobie wywalczyla niepodległość jedynym w Polsce zwycięskim powstaniem

[@madeinpolska8306]

Beautiful clean safe, i really miss my Poland, thank you for the video ❤

[@8_Evelyn8]

❤ i miss my Poland too....but today im flying from Chicago to Poland!!!!kocham ją!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@radoslawkujawski3064]

Poznań - city that I love... 😌

[@MarkJessop-hq2uo]

very good. I'm not getting bored with your polish vids

[@CharlieandRob]

Thank you!

[@blubrydarka2028]

My favourite city in Poland.

[@trzynastka88]

I'm polish but never been to Poznan. Thank of you I have had just a chance to see the city😊

[@konradzlu5h]

Poznań is beautiful and this is a great place to live. 😍It`s my place in the world.😍 It`s a pity that there were rapid movements of camera sometimes, but you have made great video. Now I can see how Fara church is beautiful...Haven`t been there for years. Best regards👍

[@pitrowski2329]

It's great when you hear praises about your city - especially since you don't notice it on a daily basis. Thanks!

[@amadeosendiulo2137]

The shopping center is a piece of art, indeed. I always loved the design.

[@jakubjagielski46]

7:30 It looks way better, taking into account that previously there was just a street going around with car stucked one by one.

[@zagimagi]

I'm living near the old sqaure for almost 30 years (I'm 29) and I'm proud that you visited our beloved city Have fun whenever you are now chap!

[@xot80]

"U Dziadka" Szkolna Street - best food in Poznań (pls took "Pyry z gzikiem")

[@marcin_biardzki]

I don’t know if you’ve heard, but a Scotsman and a man from Poznań invented copper wire. At the same moment, they saw a penny on the ground, picked it up, and each pulled it in their own direction. This fake story/joke reflects how people from Poznań are perceived in Poland-as particularly frugal. At the same time, it also speaks to how Scots are viewed. Best!

[@erbigimbi9903]

So good to see a visual tour of Posnan. Never been there. Had relatives there.

[@CharlieandRob]

Well you better make a trip there now ☺️

[@przemszot]

Poznań is in my hart, I am Poznaniakem, thanks for your beautiful and professional vlog. Greetings from Kilkeel, North Part of Ireland.

[@kasiazzz5008]

I hope that one day you will visit Bydgoszcz.

[@davidjohnpaul333]

Nice vlog, mate 😎

[@chuckjohnson6102]

Good vlog, coming to Poznan in a few weeks and will help with my visit!

[@CharlieandRob]

perfect!

[@Roman-hj1ip]

Poznańska Bazylika jest piekna❤❤❤.

[@krystianzaremba4044]

Rob, I love your content and now it's from the city I live in. :) Awesome.

[@twisters999]

"There's where the Poland started" it's quite a common saying about Poznań. And it's true. ;D Even if the first capital was Gniezno, because there was our Duke's residence but Poznań was the biggest commertial point and living space at that time

[@xot80]

Where was Mieszko I's residence? In Gniezno? Well, let me repeat the story. There was a much larger residence in Poznań, a summer residence in Lednogóra on Ostrów Lednicki, and a center of worship in Gniezno. There was no princely residence in Gniezno.. All the important pagan temples were in Gniezno, but not the center of power. Do you want to tell me that Mieszko lived in a run-down little hole with a city huge for those times right under his nose? His power would have crumbled if he had lived 50 km from the main place where taxes were collected. In addition, a baptismal font with a diameter of over 2 m was found in Poznań. Do you have anything similar in Gniezno? I guess the baptism took place in Poznań after all. Mosina was more likely to be the capital than Gniezno.

[@twisters999]

@@xot80 Well true. And taking the fakt that at that time, the Leader had to be always in move to rule the country with success and We can say that the capital was where he actually was, the Poznań could be the biggest and the main Residence. :)

[@ChillDudelD]

15:32 - Is Mieszko's palatium (palace) and chapel. Palatiums were also built in Ostrów Lednicki, Giecz, Wiślica, Kraków and Przemyśl etc. There might have been one in Gniezno as well.

[@yakeosicki8965]

Gniezno i stalica , to są bajki!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Jak inne legendy z tego okresu. Najstarsze budowle kamienne to Lednica i Poznań na terenie Polski. A najokazalszą budowlą był dwór Mieszka z kościołem. Gniezno według najnowszych badań powstało w drugiej połowie X wieku, nie było tam żadnych murowanych zabudowań był tylko drewniany dwór! Było też biskupstwo i to po za Poznaniem, czy Lednicą. Poczytaj dlaczego Mieszko i Chrobry nie pragnęli obecności biskupa przy dworze, a jak nie wiesz o co chodzi to zainteresuj się tym co się stało po śmierci Chrobrego.

[@jamesmay6895]

Interesting video, I’m coming for the marathon and will check out your recommendations. Thanks 👍

[@a.j.s.7312]

Rob u need to try polish breakfast. Because there is huge difference what is in UK serve for breakfast and what Polish families are eating. It would be amazing if you will explore this. 5 meals per day: Breakfast Second breakfast (for kids mainly) Lunch Desert time (afternoon tea) Dinner This is another idea of topic for you to explore how it is in Poland and in UK. That should involve a lot of grandma’s topics 😅

[@marcinolczak9603]

Great vid! I like Poznan, great old city as well as zoo and the military museum there

[@MichaBua]

Next time you need to visit the museum of illusion, science and art. It's one of the best places to go in Poznań, when you want to enjoy something unusual!

[@agnesswitaj6364]

As a local I have to agree that we miss the pink color when asked about the typical colors of Poznań. We usually think of blue/white or green/yellow (our buses and trams are green and yellow). Highly recommend coming to Poznań around 11th Nov. The whole country celebrates the Independence Day but only Poznań does it with Rogale Świętomarcińskie (yeast croissants with poppy seeds feeling), because we celebrate Saint Martin Name Day that day.

[@ALfx9oc]

Maybe go to Łódź, there are no such post-industrial areas anywhere, there are cities within a city, as well as eclectic and 19th-century tenement houses, palaces, and factory owners' villas. Łódź is a completely different city than Poznań or Wrocław, there are old cities (historic market square and town hall), and Łódź is one big old city with outskirts

[@Chomii1]

I did not expect you visiting my city ❤

[@rufsven8312]

Dzieki, bo odkrywam nowe rzeczy dzieki Tobie

[@wiolettazalewska1330]

Poznań - lubię to miasto 😃

[@FilipKromolicki-w2r]

POZNAN ,POZNAN HEJ KOLEJORZ !!!!!! ❤😊😊😊😊

[@bartoszchudzinski8830]

11:37 - There are two kind of Stary Browar. One is old Stary Browar (old building). Second is new Stary Browar (nowa część Starego Browaru).

[@coscog9702]

I've been several times in fara at one of theirs organ concerts and my favorite was when organs were paired with a trumpet

[@marekrondo9701]

To ja przypomnę niektórym komentującym, czym jest stolica w naszym języku i kulturze. Stolica, to miasto, w którym znajduje się stolec. Tylko tyle i aż tyle. Po pewnym czasie zaczęliśmy ten przedmiot nazywać z angielskiego: tron. Następnie stolcem (ładnie i żartoblibie) nazywano w czasach powstawania szpitali "tron" ale taki z dziurką w siedzeniu, aby chorzy mogli się łatwo załatwić. Gdy w szpitalach zmienił się standard, metody i opisany przedmiot stał się muzealnym, stolcem (mniej ładnie i już mniej żartobliwie) zaczęto nazywać wiadomo co... do dziś.

[@P19S48]

Poznan miasto doznan hehehe. Enjoy mate in Poznan. Godbless. Take care. Greetings 🇬🇧.

[@a.j.s.7312]

There are cities, which they have boruta (devil) and his marks left on the walls. Lots of cities have their own legends about their origins: what represents them and makes each city so unique and special.

[@Wojciech_Zielinski]

Probably the next time will be Łódź (?)

[@Wojciech_Zielinski]

You are right, among other biggest cities in Poland Poznań is not the most popular tourist destination. Unfortunately.

[@krzysztofjarzyna3194]

10:48 - there is almost nothing original from the historical Huggers brewery. Everything was rebuilt with new look leaving some parts alike the old brewery.

[@lukaszbastler4234]

lubię Cię oglądać mordo, masz w oczach coś z jacka nicholsona btw :)

[@Elżbieta-y5c]

MAM INNE SKOJARZENIA.ROB JEST O WIELE PRZYSTOJNIEJSZY OD NIKOLSONA.⚓🇵🇱

[@rafalhhhh]

16:40 omg your polish is perfect!!!

[@CharlieandRob]

Well not perfect but I'm trying 😁

[@hulahop5655]

Halfway through to the bridge there is a tiny spot called Na Winklu where 0 passionates serve probably the best meat pierogi in the country

[@AlternativeAdventures]

Some stunning architecture

[@wowo2434]

Fajnie, że odwiedziłeś moje miasto.

[@aniakodyniak6527]

Piękny spacer po moim rodzinnym mieście. Zauważyłeś, że w Poznaniu są trzy jeziora? Jestem Poznanianką z dziada pradziada i kocham to miasto. Rolady wołowe albo kaczka z jabłkiem, modrą kapustą i pyzami to obiad, który podawało się w moim domu, przy ważnych okazjach lub gdy mieliśmy gości. Pyzy to takie poznańskie "czeskie knedliczki" ale są u nas bardzo popularne (w Poznaniu). W innych częściach Polski często je się je na słodko z owocami ale nie w Wielkopolsce - u nas zawsze jest to część obiadu. Dobre są np. również z sosem pieczarkowym z dużą ilością natki pietruszki. Przyznaję, że moim ulubionym poznańskim daniem są "szare kluski z kwaszoną kapustą". Cieszę się, że Ci smakowało. Ps. Specjalnie piszę po polsku. Radzisz sobie z naszym językiem coraz lepiej. Pozdrawiam

[@CharlieandRob]

This week's vlog I went to lake Malta and the citadel. So more exploration coming up on Saturday 😁

[@aniakodyniak6527]

@@CharlieandRob Mieszkam 5 minut od tego jeziora. Obok jest też fajne ZOO :)

[@aikon3373]

Cztery jeziora. Rusałka, Strzeszynskie, Kiekrz i Malta. To cztery jeziora w granicach miasta

[@aniakodyniak6527]

@@aikon3373 prawda... zapomniałam o Strzeszyńskim ... może dlatego, że mieszkam dokładnie z drugiej strony miasta

[@edytaeda107]

In Catholicism, there are not only rich churches, but also hermits, i.e. monks who lock themselves in a monastery for the rest of their lives and do not talk to anyone, even among themselves. Hermitage in Bieniszew near Poznań

[@CharlieandRob]

Yea but those poorer monks etc are just a branch of the main business.

[@HaniaM703]

Next time - Opole :)

[@jusp6253]

5:10 no, it was all built, mainly, to praise God

[@anuskas9244]

Rob, musisz pójść na grzybobranie... To nasz tradycja na jesieni... Teraz jest bardzo dużo grzybów w lesie... Będąc teraz w Polsce nie możesz tego nie doświadczyć...

[@panikrysia1751]

Co ty pleciesz🙆 Gdzie masz te grzyby ???😏

[@xot80]

@@panikrysia1751 na stopach

[@anuskas9244]

@@panikrysia1751 Wszędzie, już trzy razy byłam w ciągu tygodnia. Są w Wielkopolsce, Świętokrzyskim i Małopolskim.... Jestem że świętokrzyskiego ale mam znajomych z tych województw i nawet dzisiaj się wybrali na grzyby i zbiór udany

[@xanahana5982]

​@@anuskas9244No ale w puszczy Noteckiej nie ma więc jeszcze nie otwarty sezon😉🙋

[@przemekelac9356]

Tak prawda! Jest wysyp w Wielkopolsce. ​@@anuskas9244

[@bartoszbeling8928]

What a life👍

[@Piotr-bh5yx]

A to Polska właśnie!

[@bobeczek01]

Food is a very regional experience, but ar the same time you have to remember that a lot of spices was a "new world descovery of 15 and 15 centuries, so if food is called traditional it will be similar flavours all across Europe - meat with rich sauces ,game meat, cabages, carrots all that you could grow. Even potatoes, tomatos and chocolate are thinds that came later. Also obviously UK having their long history as the Empire, and having India as its part for almot 200years , they now know a lot of more "exotic" flavors, but simples flavours dominated Europe for many hundred years. And pickling was a way to preserve food so it would last longer, but something thats being lost in Uk nowadays, but continues in othe parts of the continent.

[@szczepancom]

Greetings from Poznań ;)

[@robertdziedzic8083]

👍

[@ewamile809]

Hey Rob🙂🙂

[@waldemar9974]

Hi, nice video showing the cathedral, I can already imagine what kind of pub you could build there and a climbing wall. I saw something similar in Belgium, but this would beat everything 😁 there are too many churches and they are empty, it's a shame to waste them 😆

[@PiotrJaser]

Wrocław has no gnomes, it has dwarves. Are a gnome and a dwarf the same in English?

[@CharlieandRob]

Yes basically

[@PowaN44b]

Next time ping me up - We could go for trip with some historical facts around market and other places in Poznań :)

[@CharlieandRob]

I did announce I was coming. I did a meet and greet on the first evening

[@IzumiMandanado]

OMG, you were in Poznań?? I live here, could've toured you :P

[@CharlieandRob]

I did announce it on my channels and I did a meet and greet

[@martynapiwonska089]

Wooow! Are you still in Poznań? ❤

[@CharlieandRob]

I was there last week

[@aleksandrajaworowska5995]

At last my city😊

[@BarlineckiRojber]

Finally my city !!! Hey Rob, have a great time there 😊

[@bartoszchudzinski8830]

Did you see Cytadela?

[@CharlieandRob]

Do you mean the one in this video? kzbin.info/www/bejne/qpulaal9ftdqn8U

[@bartoszchudzinski8830]

@ Yes, from 7:50. Rob, have you ever seen any of our Polish national parks?

[@matrixmannn]

Jest postęp bo w Poznaniu skończyli kopać. No przynajmniej w centrum bo przez ostatnie 15 lat co przyjechałem do Poznania to nigdy nie wiedziałem gdzie znowu kopią i czy zdążę na spotkanie. 😂😂👍👍

[@CharlieandRob]

That is partly why I held off coming to Poznan because of the renovations

[@matrixmannn]

@@CharlieandRob Jak znam Poznaniaków to oni długo tak nie wytrzymają i znowu zaczną. 😂😂A tak nawiasem to powinieneś pojechać do Gdańska i poszukać brytyjskich historycznych śladów w tym mieście bo są. Jest nawet replika Globe Theatre (przynajmniej wnętrza, jest o tym na viki) Shakespeare. Kiedyś ten teatr wizytował ówczesny książę, a dziś Król Karol III. Pozdrawiam.

[@PiotrJaser]

@@matrixmannn to nie są ślady brytyjskie lecz szkockie, z czasów gdy nie było jeszcze Wielkiej Brytanii (Zjednoczonego Królestwa).

[@matrixmannn]

@@PiotrJaser Odezwał się aptekarz.

[@lukask7445]

18:41 też: kluchy na łachu (w Kaliszu) w standardowym polskim: pyzy drożdżowe

[@piotrnotecki6196]

I'm sorry, but Poznań is not the oldest city in Poland. Kalisz is considered to be the oldest city, with mentions of it found in writings from the times of the Roman Empire. Unfortunately, there are not many monuments in it because it was the first city to be completely destroyed. This happened during World War I. In the interwar period it was practically rebuilt. However, Poznań can be considered one of the oldest capitals of Poland. It is generally agreed that the oldest capital is Gniezno, but at that time there were no central institutions and the place where the ruler resided was considered the capital. Since Greater Poland (Wielkopolska) was the first district of Poland and the two largest cities there were Gniezno and Poznań, the prince and the king stayed there most often. Well, we conventionally consider Gniezno to be the oldest capital of Poland.

[@CharlieandRob]

I didnt say it was the oldest. I said one of the oldest :)

[@piotrnotecki6196]

@@CharlieandRob Yes,ok. I'm sorry.

[@8_Evelyn8]

@@piotrnotecki6196 hahahahhahahahahhaha xD

[@lukask7445]

It’s worth noting that ancient writings did not refer to what was destroyed during WW1. Probably Ptolemy mentioned what is now known as Zawodzie (and is located roughly 2 km up the river or to the South).

[@ukaszgaka6105]

Jestem ciekaw skąd u Rob'a taka "fascynacja" krajem jakim jest Polska. Oglada polskie kabarety, teraz jeżdzi i odwiedza rózne częsci Polski? Jest jakiś powód dlaczego Poska a nie np. Kzahstan?:)

[@CharlieandRob]

Well I came in 2012 and loved it since. So thought I should learn more and visit more!

[@TomikoPL]

You should know that Scottish people come from Poznań but long time ago they were expelled from the city for being too spendthrift. I got seriously hungry after the last part.

[@Volcan159]

Olsztyn is most underrated

[@AdamSado]

Most underrated? Lol. Go to Lublin.

[@dennismountford-ed7vw]

Nothing to do with this video. Just wanted to ask if you have dumped Australia? Your team in the grand final, - But nothing????

[@CharlieandRob]

I've been doing weekly predictions videos on my reaction channel. This channel is for vlogs

[@dennismountford-ed7vw]

@@CharlieandRob ok, sorry...

[@wojciechk7692]

Żurek i rolada to nie jest poznański obiad.

[@xot80]

rolada jest 100% poznańska

[@wojciechk7692]

@@xot80 Rolada śląska jest poznańska? Żurek jest poznański?

[@CharlieandRob]

Żurek no, it was mainly about the main dish

[@xot80]

@@wojciechk7692 w Berlinie gdzie mieszkam rolada też jest uważana za danie lokalne, możesz ją sobie nazywać roladą śląską ale to nie czyni jej śląską, bo jest tak samo wielkopolska jak brandenburska. Żurek jest generalnie ogólnopolski. W Poznaniu rolada nazywa się po prostu roladą. Jest to wpływ kuchni niemieckiej. Natomiast ten śląski substytut pyz jest dowodem na wpływ kuchni czeskiej na kuchnię śląską. Pyzy robi się na parze i podaje z sosem myśliwskim lub pieczoną kaczką. Te wasze pyzy nazywamy kopytkami. Pyzy na parze są typowo wielkopolskie czyli POLSKIE.

[@krisfekete4940]

@@xot80 Tak zwany żurek i żur śląski znacznie różnią się smakiem i metodą produkcji.

[@katarzynamalgorzata372]

I moved out and now live in a suburban village. IMHO this city is overrated.

[@katarzynamalgorzata372]

Thank you for your videos.

[@andrzejsy]

Poznań ma trochę wybujałe ego i dodaje sobie te początki państwowości. Pierwszą stolicą zawsze było i jest Gniezno a chrzest Polski odbył sie na Ostrowie Lednickim. Obie te miejsca są w okolicy Poznania (50km) Poznań has a bit of an ego and adds to itself these beginnings of statehood. The first capital has always been and is Gniezno and the baptism of Poland took place in Ostrów Lednicki. Both of these places are near Poznań (50 km)

[@damianborowczyk2046]

[Polski] Nikt sobie nic nie dodaje. Formalnie stolicę w Polsce mamy od czasów Krakowa, wcześniej jest to kwestia bardzo umowna, bo nie było żadnego dokumentu, który by takie coś stanowił. Pewne jest to, że w Poznaniu znalazło się pierwsze biskupstwo w Polsce oraz że jest to jedna z rezydencji i miejsce pochówku pierwszych władców z dynastii Piastów. Co do chrztu to niewiele wiadomo, nawet rok 966 jest umowny, a Ty tu próbujesz udawać, że wiesz gdzie to się dokładnie stało. Na ten moment 3 najbardziej prawdopodobne miejsca to Ostrów Lednicki, Gniezno i Poznań (gdzie znaleziono coś co mogłoby być chrzcielnicą, czy jest, pewnie się nigdy nie dowiemy). W przyszłym roku mamy tysiąclecie, koronacji i śmierci Bolesława Chrobrego, fajnie jakby Poznań z Gnieznem coś wspólnie przygotowały. Pewnie będzie to też świetna okazja żebyś odwiedził oba miast i się trochę doedukował. [English] Nobody is adding anything. Formally, we a capital in Poland since the times of Kraków, before that it was a very formalized, because there was no document that would establish such a thing. It is certain that the first bishopric in Poland was located in Poznań and that it is one of the residences and burial place of the first rulers from the Piast dynasty. As for the baptism, not much is known, even the year 966 is kind of assumption and here you are trying to pretend, that you know where exactly it happened. At the moment, the 3 most probable places are Ostrów Lednicki, Gniezno and Poznań (where something that could be a baptismal font was found, whether it exists, we will probably never know). Next year we have the millennium, of coronation and death of Bolesław Chrobry. It would be great if Poznań and Gniezno prepared something together. It would probably be a great opportunity for you to visit both cities and educate yourself a bit.

[@bartoszchudzinski8830]

21:06 - pyzy is not too taste 🤮

[@loremipsum0421]

Tylko ten komunistyczny kloc w centrum rynku straszy

[@Polans-gd]

Zawsze zastanawiam sie dlaczego nikt tego nie zburzy? We Wrocławiu też stoi tam taki okropny budynek. Zburzyliby je i od razu wszystko wygladałoby 1 mln razy lepiej.

[@PiotrJaser]

Tak, to rzuca się w oczy. To był chyba szalet publiczny. W każdym razie to niesamowite, że po 1989 roku nikt nie forsował pomysłu, by to usunąć z najbardziej reprezentatywnego miejsca Poznania.

[@lukask7445]

@@PiotrJaser Po 1945 forsowano też pomysł zburzenia Zamku. Bo niemiecki. Ale wygrał poznański pragmatyzm. Po co niszczyć coś, co działa (tzn. Zamek trzeba było trochę naprawić, ale sama jego rozbiórka byłaby kilkukrotnie droższa od naprawy zniszczeń po walkach o Poznań). Modernistyczne pawilony mają inny styl, ale jeszcze 20 lat temu 100 m dalej funkcjonował modernistyczny pawilon handlowy (dziś ruina). Nikomu to nie przeszkadzało i wiele wskazuje na to, że jeżeli budynek zostanie zrewitalizowany, będzie wyglądał tak samo.

[@elzbietadrazek7758]

"Jakie miasto jest najpiękniejsze na świecie? Poznań - bo w nim miałem 20 lat" - Jerzy Waldorff.

[@mariangomulka]

Similar it's manufacturers in Lodz.

[@jamszaxxx]

Polish Cider is good 😉

[@CharlieandRob]

It is very good!!

[@januszrogowski3771]

Szkoda że W Brytania zerwała z Europą 😢. Pewnie teraz żyje im się lepiej 😢

[@CharlieandRob]

We are worse off in the UK now

[@marcinbartniak4198]

St Stanislaw for Poland is the same as St George for England.

[@PiotrJaser]

@@CharlieandRob So maybe you will return to the European Union?

[@jusp6253]

@@PiotrJaser not much difference