First Impressions of Warsaw Poland | Traditional Polish Food & Best Things to Do

[@edlawn5481]

If you're in Warsaw between May and September, the Sunday Chopin concerts at Łazienki Park are a must.

[@TheAmeris]

@@edlawn5481 thanks for the Info. We are definitely coming back to Poland as we feel there is so much more to do! 😁

[@kierantravels]

Absolutely loved this guys! Like, for real... one of my favourites so far!! Did you manage to eventually eat that apple pie bro? 😂

[@TheAmeris]

Thanks man! glad you liked it! Unfortunately not! 😅

[@mif4731]

I'm always sad that people miss Warsaw Metro system when visiting, some stations especially on M2 line are beautifull.

[@frederickmuhlbauer9477]

Great city Will be back very soon

[@mosca-tse-tse]

Awesome video! Perfectly done. Interesting shots with minimal commentaries, let the city defend itself. And it’s looking pretty good I must say. Of course thanks to your interesting selection of spots and taste 😜 you’re seasoned travelers!

[@trener66]

Fantastic video!

[@TheAmeris]

Thank you very much!

[@kkierczak]

Ładnie pokazane !

[@jana-fp4et]

I love my country ❤

[@frederickmuhlbauer9477]

You should Im American and I love your country

[@AS-010o0]

Charming video ❇️

[@jamesh2459]

Warsaw Saw war, what they went through was hell on earth. Poland is only going up. ❤ Great video 📹

[@nnnnnn3647]

Fun fact - none of the buildings in the "old town" are older than 70 years. They were all destroyed by the Germans during the war.

[@AS-010o0]

And rebuild exactly as the old ones based on the old pictures and saved floor plans and by using the old bricks from the rubble

[@andyf9560]

.. after and during Warsaw Uprising (not to confuse with Uprising in Warsaw Ghetto, two different "events")

[@nnnnnn3647]

​@@andyf9560 The royal castle was partially destroyed in 1939.

[@alh6255]

Actually it is a reconstruction, using plans (including medieval ones) preserved in archives, as well as maps, paintings, engravings and photos from various eras, books about the Old Town written before the war and, importantly, using surviving fragments, decorations, etc. In the case of some houses, the fronts of the tenement houses survived, in all of them, the 13th and 14th century foundations survived, including extensive cellars and numerous underground corridors from the 15th and 16th centuries, connecting this part of the city, among others, with the Vistula coast. Interestingly, the beautiful Church of the Visitationists, one of the best examples of Baroque in Europe, also survived, and what is more - completely.

[@Tim_haije1]

Awesome!

[@TheAmeris]

Thanks!

[@karooo-rg5gc]

Oh, next time I recommend you to visit The Warsaw Rising Museum, to feel the spirit of the old days in the city. ❤

[@TheAmeris]

Next time! 😄

[@sthmlsnubbe1134]

We ware at Bazar kolo during the summer but unfortunately there ware no world war 1,2 items at that time ;(