Warsaw Most Underrated Capital in Europe | American Reacts

[@markbajkowski1171]

That is a real passion whenever a high-price drone and spectacular shots from it erode the personal meal budget...

[@PiotrSobierski]

1:49 this is not Rocky music, its beginning of the wedding music that is used in Poland. Rest of music is at 2:12. Here is other performance: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iKq3Y4eeapJ2jJY

[@wiolettapysiak2436]

You are dope ;)

[@aniacancer7762]

You should visit!

[@Milo51537]

Real Madrid vs Atalanta UEFA SuperCup final, (Super something) 😅

[@polo1980ful]

Look BNT- Marriott

[@rastaman4180]

yes we all hate this building trust me

[@wiolettapysiak2436]

no, I dont

[@MadMalkavian]

​@@wiolettapysiak2436 Palace of Culture? No, not at all. I get that for specially older ppl IT is a part od a communist regime. Yet for (ex) ppl grom younger generation-this is part od their capitol. Their childhood and part od their National identidy (if odd historicaly) . This is the Warsaw for them, they include it in their patriotic,historical and subjective wiev od their city and capitol. As such, those alien additions grew integral with the rest of the city. With all its beauty and its flaws The XXI Warsaw look exactly like this. Palace of Culture or not, it is part od a city itself.

[@wiolettapysiak2436]

@@MadMalkavian thats what i mean

[@robertdziedzic8083]

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[@krzysiarowna6824]

Most people of Warsaw, and not only, don't like that white block. We don't really like, Polish, the Palace of Since and Kultur because it was build by "Stalin". It may look good but is constant reminder.

[@wiolettapysiak2436]

This is not true

[@MadMalkavian]

​@@wiolettapysiak2436 not exacly. True For younger generations this bulding is a part od the city itself. They would fight and die for it as a symbol od their capitol. (How mamy of them is completely different discussion though)