WE'RE LEAVING GDAŃSK 😢 🇵🇱

[@liamheron6334]

Wish you both all the best in Poland 🇬🇧

[@Pepperboy555]

Leaving us with a cliffhanger, how fun for the viewers! I will not attempt a guess but would like to say thanks for visiting the WW2 museum, that gave me goosebumps. That conflict affected so many world wide, including my family. Gdańsk, a city with a rich, complex history and courageous citizens. Safe journeys and I pray you find a home with wonderful neighbors and peaceful surroundings.

[@hydros87]

Hi, I have been following you from the beginning of the war, I am looking forward to your films with great anticipation. I have been living in Gdańsk since I was born and it was a great pleasure for me to see my city from your perspective. It is a pity that you are leaving, come back here again for a holiday. Good luck!

[@richardharris3423]

Very interesting. Gdansk, Lublin and Poland in general looks like a very nice place to live. Good luck guys, to wherever you choose to live.

[@adamjankowski5755]

Hi! I saw you today in the old town. I wanted to come up and wish you all the best, but you seemed to be enjoying the moment in silence so i didn't bother you. I wish you all the best now :) Have a good one!

[@planetjames95]

You should've stopped by!

[@genio6820]

Gdansk my home city The last time I had been there in Poland and Gdańsk it was 32 years ago. It’s a beautiful city. I will return one day

[@arkjedrzejewsky4990]

same like me, I was possibly 15 years ago and really enjoying this content

[@pseudounknow5559]

Where are you living today my brother ? Come to Poland during the summer :)

[@genio6820]

@@pseudounknow5559 i m living in Canada ,Montréal. I m active member of polish organization

[@Daan495]

@@genio6820 is it possible to move from poland to canada nowadays? im really curious thanks in advance for the answer bracie.

[@filipkogut8533]

@@Daan495 if you're educated, know English then there shouldn't be a problem for you with moving to Canada. Just Google immigration to Canada as EU citizen and you'll be guided from there.

[@lukaszk7118]

You are a very likeable couple, so positive. Wherever you decide to go next I wish you all the best and hope to see you happy in the new place. I hope you’re both gonna do well and congratulations on your new future arrival . Take care 🇵🇱🇺🇦

[@janeoxley4829]

With all best wishes to your next move within Poland, Good luck.

[@planetjames95]

Thank you, Jane.

[@galuszkak]

Warsaw, Cracow, Gdansk are overcrowded but there are still amazing places like the Silesia region in Poland (Katowice, Chorzów, Gliwice, Mikołów, and other cities) where there are so many places still available for people to come. I think a lot of refugees are avoiding it because they don't know it but it's an amazing region! Also the best city in Poland - Bielsko-Biała still has a lot of places, where we have amazing mountains and great quality of life! There are many apartments here with very affordable prices and there is a decent job market.

[@magdaniedzielska8624]

Good luck! I wish next destination will be at least as much pleasant for you as Gdańsk!

[@dovahkiin2259]

Great words at the end, for a nice day in a nice city! Thanks for letting us appreciate, through you, the beauty of Gdansk. Good travel to your new destination for you two and Mosa!

[@belindalombard4901]

How amazing it was to hear Marina speak English. We absolutely adore the two of you and can't wait to see your posts. You are a true inspiration to us. We love you and we pray for you daily. Lots of love from South Africa. Gordon and Belinda

[@margdaykin5853]

Good luck with your move. Thank you for your videos. You are an extremely talented story teller and I look forward to your continued journey. Your and Marina’s kind spirits come thru the video.

[@planetjames95]

Thank you so much!

[@shaunpierce4174]

Gdansk is awesome, I spent 4 nights there a few years ago, I will definitely return.

[@KarsonNow]

Gdańsk is my hometown, it's sad that you are have to leave. I wasn't there since years. I enjoyed your videos. You're great! I hope you'll stay in Poland. 💪👍

[@janallan3390]

Safe travels - hope kitty does not get too stressed with the move - look forward to your next update - wherever you are going am sure it will be full of new experiences and thank you for sharing your journeys and experiences x

[@tizek2]

the city of gingerbread and Copernicus

[@vattghern257]

I think Poland is great place 4 you, Here all kids learn English since primary school for around 10 years, most people are just shy to speak.

[@piotrr9078]

I have not followed your journey since the beginning of your arrival to Poland, but it was a pleasure to see your daily life in Gdańsk, where I live as well. You seem like a very polite couple and good people. I hope you will move to another interesting location in Poland or in another country. Wherever you go I wish you good luck, be safe and discover friendly places and kind people on your way.

[@pattyseree]

You both (and kitty too!) have been through so much in past 3 weeks. You're both looking better rested and fed after your stay in beautiful Gdansk! Thanks for sharing so openly and best wishes for your next move.

[@EWAMILENAP]

Because the sea has taken all your worries and stress away and gave you back the joy, peace of mind and calm🌊🌊🌊🐋🐳🐟🌊🌊🌊💕

[@adamekelcholista359]

There is also a brilliant European Solidarity Center in Gdańsk and Emigration Museum in Gdynia. :-)

[@fruchu]

Thanks for all the help

[@ragnargrabson1287]

Hanseatic architecture is pretty indeed and you can enjoy it in cities and towns along the Baltic Coast: Gdańsk, Riga, Tallin, Tartu and some more towns located inland such as Toruń and Elbląg,

[@nibiru404]

Great video and content, keep it up guys. You are doing a great job and I predict that you have a very good chance to become a huge youtubers in the future. I really enjoy watching your movies, you are not ignorants, you talk about local history and culture, you eat local food, you help refugees - I am buying it. Good luck! Oh btw. I am Polish

[@planetjames95]

Thanks!

[@21NATALCIA]

👍🏻👌

[@joannahampton5979]

I do hope you are both happy & content where you settle as Marina looks quite advanced in her pregnancy

[@sofidoolin]

All the best and good luck in the next part of your adventures! I’m not sure if you are staying in Poland or heading elsewhere but one of my favourite polish cities which I highly recommend for you to see is Torun, loads of history and beautiful character.

[@podrozemiszki]

I am very sad that you are living Gdańsk. We need here many as great people as you. You still haven't seen so many beautiful places here. I hope you come back. There is so many great districts where you can live and aren't so expensive as in the downtown but very clean, safe and beautiful.

[@franktoledo6342]

Thanks for the video 📹 cool city. We'll worth watching.

[@oskart7651]

Poznan, you will enjoy it!

[@chrisdominator3552]

You guys are amazing.

[@Susan.I]

Safety, and best wishes were ever you may go next.

[@joanna7185]

Best of luck to you and Marina on your journey to the new city wherever it may be im Polish living in America for 23 yrs hopefully one day i will visit or stay permanently and visit all the places you both have visited

[@turkofalbanianorigine1629]

Let me see what we have got on this video ,i was waiting for you next video all day long

[@dr.enochmetatron6830]

nice city. billion galactic thanks for producing and sharing this video with us. have a great day always. best of luck to you.

[@saranantik5186]

Best of luck brother for your future .. love from india 🇮🇳.

[@pseudounknow5559]

I love India 🇵🇱💛💙🇮🇳

[@saranantik5186]

@@pseudounknow5559 that's good visit someday .

[@pseudounknow5559]

@@saranantik5186 I am planning to visit New Delhi next year 😊

[@pseudounknow5559]

Good luck brother

[@beverlypearson5332]

Wishing you guys all the best in your new location. Thanks for sharing Poland with us.

[@priceka27]

Best luck in new place 🤞🍀🤞🍀

[@marycahill546]

Greetings from Canada. The cost of housing has shot up to unrealistic levels everywhere. We certainly feel it in Canada. To get anything reasonable you have to head North to small towns well away from major cities.

[@pamelajaye]

That may very well be true. I live across the bay from Tampa and they say it is very very expensive down here. Of course it was very expensive where I came from. I came from greater Boston. All around mostly within route 128. The last place I lived was Salem. And back maybe 15 years ago apartments on my street were $1,100 and the place that I lived was like $535 a month, heated. My landlady had lived there for a very long time. At least since she was married. And she was 92 I think. Finally her children decided to sell the house so I had to move. And I couldn't afford anywhere either. So I moved to Florida where my mother lived and my father had died like a year and a half before. So it was safe :-) I wouldn't live with him again. And then 3 and 1/2 years later she died also. And maybe 2 and 1/2 years ago my brother moved in. So you leave us with a cliffhanger! I do hope it is in Poland. Thank you for walking through the main Streets again. All the old buildings, maybe I wouldn't think they were so pretty but so many different colors, side by side. And that thing that looked like a palace. Maybe somebody will tell me what it was. I know, I talked too much - They won't read this far. I think it was pink and white and they were having something about Ukraine in front of it and they had some screens. It was so pretty. One thing about all of this, I am learning about different places. I get to see grocery stores in Russia. Before I was just looking at Doctors watching medical dramas and call ducks in Japan. I think it's Japan. And cats. The whole internet looks at cat videos. But one day on Facebook I saw the girl who showed us her apartment near Moscow and it looked as if someone had just stolen it from KZbin. I went to look and found her. Now she's in Uzbekistan. Very very old buildings but not as pretty as these. They are sturdy though. They are not crumbling. I can't remember how long ago. Maybe last year. On the other side of Florida a building collapsed. It just collapsed. And you see buildings in Ukraine and they have been bombed and they are still standing.

[@penguinsfan251]

It's none of my business but I hope you stay in Polska. If not, there's Florida and Texas. As you pointed out, the sea settled you down, calms your nerves and provides serenity. Lotta that in Florida. I have enjoyed your journeys in Gdansk. You will have to return to visit Malbork Castle. I need to go there and enjoy the blueberry ice cream. Safe travels and best wishes.

[@marktrvls1218]

Wish you all the best wherever you go, nice video

[@albin2232]

Best wishes ❤️ from Colin in Edinburgh 🇬🇧

[@katekam4484]

The price dubbed and also everything is fully booked because we all coming back for Easter. It’s been like that each single year and now after COVID restrictions lifted up everyone trying to catch up with ‘holiday spirit’. Nothing to do with current situation. It’s been always that way. Thank you for visiting our beautiful city, you have been an amazing ambassadors. We hope to see you back soon. Have a safe journey. Thank you for visiting

[@kodiexpert]

I'm glad you liked my city. Now it's time to visit more places. I understand you very well. I will follow your next adventures. Come back to Gdańsk in the summer. it is then a different city. PZDR / Kodi

[@lupus002007]

It was nice to see you in here. Hope both (or all three ;) ) of you will find your place on earth once. I know mine is in Trójmiasto. :) Good journey and many occasions to relax like in Gdynia. Stay safe all family.

[@yakeosicki8965]

While being, try 'maczanka krakowska' in Krakow sometime.🙂 I recommend Andrus Food Truck in the Kazimierz district. I also recommend Poznań. It is the best organized city in Poland. Our history began in Wielkopolska.

[@jawor2087]

The museum is amazing.

[@garrett3338]

Looking forward to your next city.

[@adamszelor4176]

Here we have many beautiful and hospitality cities and towns and I am sure you will find one you fall in love in and you will settle down there. I keep fingers crossed. Good luck! 🤞👍💪

[@grzegorzryczanowski]

wherever you going ...good luck!!!!

[@eugeniasianko9087]

My favourite cities in Poland are: Jelenia Góra and Wrocław. Jelenia Góra it's 1.5h from Wrocław, near the mountains (Karkonosze). I love this region, you have a good way to Germany and Czech, and beautiful mountains! And, you have to know that a lot of people in South of Poland (like Karkonosze area) were displaced from Ukraine (in that time it was a polish territory), so everyone there is nice, helpful, open, they are understanding, because they know how to is being "alien".

[@g.t.8449]

Wrocław is really multi-culti and I feel like everyone here is "from somewhere". It's the coolest place I've been

[@wielblad1344]

ale durnoty wypisujesz... Polacy zostali wysiedleni z polskiego Lwowa do wypalonego Wrocławia i jakoś nie wspominają tego przyjaźnie... a teraz maja cieszyć się że widzą tych ludzi którzy ich wysiedlili tak????

[@eugeniasianko9087]

​@@wielblad1344 Nie to miałam na myśli proszę pana/pani. Są rejony w Polsce, gdzie jak się nie urodzisz w tym miejscu to nigdy nie będziesz swój. Jak Kaszuby na przykład. A na Dolnym Śląsku jest inaczej, wiele osób nie jest stamtąd, ale się tam osiedliło (nie tylko w wyniku tamtych przesiedleń) i niby są kimś obcym na tamtej ziemi, ale jednak czuć się swojsko. I wiem to z doświadczenia mojego i moich znajomych - tam ludzie są otwarci, pomocni, mają swoje korzenie na innych terenach i wiedzą jak to jest wrosnąć w nowym miejscu. To miałam na myśli. Odniosłam się do Kaszub, gdzie ludzie mieszkają od pokoleń, raczej się stamtąd nie wynoszą, są bardzo przywiązani do tego miejsca i nie jest tak, że co drugi sąsiad ma kresowe korzenie i nie są tak otwarci i w ogóle przyzwyczajeni do "obcych". Natomiast co myślą kresowcy o Ukraińcach? Bardzo odważnie wypowiedział_a się pan/pani w imieniu całej rzeszy ludzi wysiedlonych z Kresów. Takie stanowisko wcale nie musi mieć potwierdzenia w rzeczywistości i wierzę, że tak nie jest w każdym przypadku. Dzisiejsi Ukraińcy to nie są Ukraińcy sprzed stu lat, proszę o tym pamiętać. My też nieskazitelni w historii nie byliśmy (zwłaszcza wobec Ukraińców). Warto zajrzeć do historii i statystyk zanim wypowie się tak śmiałe słowa i stwierdzenia.

[@wielblad1344]

@@eugeniasianko9087 ale pierdoły opowiadasz... wszystko by tylko udowodnić swoje skrzywione postrzeganie świata... ja i moja rodzina nie byliśmy przesiedleńcami i mieszkam na DŚ i ani mi się śni pomagać banderowcom... to obca nam cywilizacja! i strasznie mnie denerwuje jak ktoś na ten temat kłamie... Ukraina to ten sam mordor co Rosja... nic dodać nic ująć... te same rozwarstwienie tacy sami oligarchowie ta sama polityka gospodarcza i taki sam stosunek do mniejszości etnicznej... proszę wytłumaczyć dlaczego język rosyjski na Ukrainie nie ma statusu języka urzędowego??? bo ponoć mają tam swoich obywateli rosyjskojęzycznych... to jakaś gorsza grupa etniczna czy jak? i wcale mi nie żal Rosjan po prostu widzę ich postępowanie a ponoć mordowali nas bo my im języka zabranialiśmy a w trzech przedwojennych polskich województwach język ruski był urzędowy... i proszę sobie Kaszubami przy okazji mordy nie wycierać! "Dzisiejsi Ukraińcy to nie są Ukraińcy sprzed stu lat, proszę o tym pamiętać." tak dzisiejsi pomniki budują tym swoim "bohaterskim" przodkom a może i to też wina Kaszubów? do szkolnictwa wprowadzili tą zbrodniczą ideologię no nie zgadnę też Kaszubi? i zapewne oni też zabraniają do dziś pochówku bezbronnym pomordowanym Polakom dzieciom kobietom i starcom? no gdyby nie Kaszubi to Ukraińcy byliby pięknym narodem... " My też nieskazitelni w historii nie byliśmy (zwłaszcza wobec Ukraińców)." pozwolę sobie nie zgodzić się z tym głupim twierdzeniem nie popartym żadnymi faktami... tym bardziej że wspomniani Kaszubi mieszkają w Polsce! "Warto zajrzeć do historii i statystyk zanim wypowie się tak śmiałe słowa i stwierdzenia." więc zajrzyj!!!! i mi tu nie pluj kłamstwami!

[@eugeniasianko9087]

@@wielblad1344 Bardzo mi się podoba pana ton wypowiedzi. Czy ja pana obrażam? Wyzywam? Nazywam pana słowa głupotami? Nie. Niestety to o kim mówimy i w jaki sposób świadczy więcej o nas samych. Niestety, żadna historia nie jest śnieżnobiała, nasza historia również. Polska nie sięgała aż do Morza Czarnego przez przypadek. Historia Polski i Ukrainy również nie jest czarno-biała. Nie wolno usprawiedliwiać aktów okrucieństwa (jak Wołyń), nie chcę również zabrzmieć, jakbym oczerniała naszą polską historię, jestem patriotką, kocham mój kraj, natomiast świadomy, wszechstronny człowiek, myślący samodzielnie zada sobie pytanie skąd Wołyń się wziął. Albo dlaczego nie było RP Trzech Narodów? Po tym jak pan się do mnie odnosi wnioskuję, że nie jest pan zainteresowany faktami, ale mam nadzieję mylić się. Gdzie zajrzeć? Polecam Google Scholar i szukanie artykułów. Tu jeden cytat (Skonieczna): "W publikacjach z tamtego czasu można spotkać się z tezą o kulturowej wyższości Polaków nad Ukraińcami a także o niezdolności Ukraińców do uzyskania niepodległości (patrz np. Kossak-Szczucka 1996)". Znalazłam również świetny artykuł Teresy Maresz, która dokonała analizy polskich i ukraińskich podręczników do historii (również dostępne w Google Scholar), która stwierdza, że "Jeszcze większe dysproporcje dostrzegamy w prezentowaniu Ukraińców, jako mniejszości narodowej w II RP. Polscy autorzy najczęściej ograniczają się do stwierdzenia, iż Ukraińcy byli najliczniejszą mniejszość narodową w Polsce, niekiedy tylko sygnalizują problem ograniczania praw tej mniejszości. Za to informują o destrukcyjnej działalności nacjonalistów ukraińskich względem urzędników polskich (terror i sabotaż). Dla strony ukraińskiej problem działalności antyukraińskiej w Zachodniej Ukrainie w granicach II RP jest bardzo istotny i poświęcają mu wiele uwagi, szczegółowo opisując poszczególne decyzje władz polskich. Natomiast pogrom wołyński w ukraińskich podręcznikach jest prawie przemilczany. Padają zaledwie krótkie zdania, iż doszło do „antypolskiej akcji latem 1943 roku na Wołyniu”. Autorzy polskich podręczników również bardzo ostrożnie podchodzą do tego tematu (...). Obie strony ograniczają się tylko do podania informacji o przesiedlenia Ukraińców w 1947 roku. Strona polska czyni to w sposób bardzo ogólny, niekiedy w podręcznikach została zawarta informacja, iż przesiedlenie Ukraińców wynikało z powszechnej migracji powojennej". Kończę tym cytatem tę dyskusję. Być może ktoś postronny to przeczyta i sam zdecyduje poznać głębiej różne odcienie naszych relacji. Jako Polka cieszę się, że dzisiaj pomagamy tym, którzy są w potrzebie - historia dzieje się na naszych oczach i mamy wpływ na to jakie kolory przywdzieje jutro. Pozdrawiam!

[@noidea4name]

I would love you guys to go to Poznań my hometown. But regardless where you are going I hope you will feel welcomed and happy.

[@cyrylpawel1]

Bergamo, Italy. For sure. Gdansk has air connections, or at least it had, it is part of Milano, a city, it is warm, they have pierogi/varenyky, although they call it ravioli 🙂

[@thegreenpickel]

Curious as to the significance of the images posted on the street @ 2:07. Thanks, you two are awesome.

[@Gregzajk]

I really hope that you are moving to Gdynia. You are great.

[@alik202]

Come to Koszalin 🥰

[@maggg.a]

Poznan would be my choice, so many opportunities, beautiful and metropolitan 🥰

[@EquinoxeTM]

Best for all of you wherever youre going next 😀

[@radekszarecki]

Probably Wrocław. You should visit Toruń by the way, its worth it.

[@mikefor7458]

Szczecin is not expensive, it's close to Berlin Germany... and there are three and Parks lakes or the Odra river .. ! My hometown it's not too cold in winter and it's not boiling hot in summer... it's quite close to Poznan which is MORE expensive and its only 1h away from the seaside. Check it out.. I love people of Szczecin . It's a place to be hah imho. Check it out

[@21NATALCIA]

Im guessing you going to move to Toruń?

[@filipwalczak3217]

I was the guy who talked to you just a second after you stopped recording. It was a very nice surprise to catch you in my city! :) (you can even see me for a moment - 21:40)

[@planetjames95]

Hey man!

[@PawelFilip7777]

Check Toruń. Definitely. similar mood to Gdańsk, but a smaller city

[@tomaszw3233]

Bet you’re choosing Wrocław… and i really hope you’ve chosen Poznań or Toruń

[@williammorrison5678]

I hope you get closer to the beach.

[@MadziaMadzia04]

You saw the seaside... so perhaps now you're going southward, closer to the mountains? Can't wait to find out and see you thrive wherever you go! And if you happen to visit Warsaw on the way, definitely visit the Warsaw Uprising Museum as well as Polin. Hugs!

[@KA456hd]

I was many times in Gdańsk- beautifull city. Have you been to Solidarność gate and shipyards where Lech Wałęsa spoke? Wish you all the Best!

[@dekergda]

If you come back to Gdańsk, I invite you to my place, to the countryside, close to the city.

[@goldensealyruudury696]

I’m from Poland. I visited at Poland beaches. Best and popular.

[@HavocMk7]

My guess regarding your next destination? Wrocław. Why? You told us that you are a big-city person. And (Due to incomming Summer I guess you won't look for another seaside town?) But maybe I'm wrong :) However - If you really like Gdańsk and do not want to leave it so easily - Maybe it is good to consider some smaller towns nearby? Tczew, Wejherowo, Rumia, Reda. I know that it is not the same but - public transport connection is well organized and worth to think about. Or Kościerzyna. Main city of Kashubia region. (Ca 50 km from Gdańsk)

[@kopasdupas]

This kind of architecture, where bricks are mixed with wood, covered with white plaster, is called "timber framing" and "post-and-beam construction", or "szachulec" in Polish, and it was very common in the old days. It does require a lot of maintenance, so not so many of these kinds of buildings are left.

[@szympo99]

Are you guys going to Wrocław? 😀

[@AleksandraLexi]

Your next destination is Poznań or Wroclaw? (or maybe Szczecin). I just guess! But I hope you and Marina will find another great place to live and work! 😊

[@roberturbanczyk204]

Those cities are struggling with refugee influx too

[@AleksandraLexi]

@@roberturbanczyk204 yes, I know since I live in Wroclaw and I'm fully aware of this situation in my city, but who knows? There still is a lot of solutions! :)

[@roberturbanczyk204]

@@AleksandraLexi I think small towns close to big cities could be a great choice for them. Milanówek is a very rich town, their standard of living might be higher than Gdańsk

[@AleksandraLexi]

@@roberturbanczyk204 probably you're right, there are a lot of nice cities like Toruń, Bydgoszcz, Jelenia Góra, Olsztyn etc which they can choose👍

[@kaiznpl]

@@roberturbanczyk204We haven’t any problems with it in Poznań. Actually we have the lowest unemployment rate in Poland for over 20 years in a row, so Poznań have to invite people to come, just to fulfill job positions and keep that success oriented city going fast forward. If you are gonna visit Poznań right now you will see endless numbers of cranes and building sites all around. Although the most important thing is that Poznan is the place where you get best value for money.

[@jajajejehjune4301]

Toruń is a great city also. You should check it out.

[@Daan495]

Great episode, I hope you come back to Gdansk soon. Good luck bro. My guess is west poland.

[@namelastname8D]

Amazing day trip! I need to visit that museum soon myself. Different than the shore of the sea... 🤔 You are going south then. But will it be west, centre or east? East has virtually no large cities, so 🙅 Centre - as you say Kraków is overflowing. Katowice? West gives you an easy choice - Wrocław (vrotslav). I am rooting for Lviv-like Wrocław. I went to uni there and I have great memories (best beer, best hot chocolate, etc.). Gosh, it feels like a Christmas, I can't wait to see where are you going! Take care and stay safe.

[@M-M666]

Hola amigos from los cabos México!! Good job friends!! Well done!! 👍🏻

[@planetjames95]

VIVA MÉXICO!

[@marcinolszewski1568]

All the best to you and Marina in your further journey and life. Hmm, it's hard to guess where you're going, but I do have a few suggestions. Let me introduce them now: Szczecin, Toruń, Giżycko or Zakopane. Wherever you go, I will watch your movies anyway.

[@vartankOG]

I guess you guys goin move to Gdinya?

[@szpynda]

Good luck!

[@fosfuanuan]

Best wishes to you! I hope it will be Wroclaw!

[@bartekdyszkiewicz1359]

I'm hoping the same haha; I live in the States but Wroclaw is my birthplace!

[@namelastname8D]

I am in the UK, but rooting for the team Wrocław. I did the uni there - best 5 years of my life.

[@magdaerikana1743]

If you will be in Warsaw, be sure to plan a visit to the Warsaw Uprising Museum

[@SpicyEngineer]

You two are my favorite people on KZbin.

[@planetjames95]

Thanks Danny

[@SpicyEngineer]

@@planetjames95 you are very welcome. You both have kindness in your hearts. I wish you the best.

[@ysy662]

Gdansk, is where I went to college in the late 80's! It has changed a lot since. I loved my time living there. If you want to settle in Poland I would definitely recommend for you to check-out other big cities, like Krakow, Wroclaw (biggest Ukrainian diaspora in Poland), Poznan and of course Warsaw... But if you prefer little smaller cities but stil vibrant and livable...please check Kalisz, Rzeszow, Tarnow, Nowy Sacz or Bielsko-Biala.

[@Terenia531]

Great video and I wish you all the best in your next city which I guess might be Cieszyn.

[@polandsangel]

I need to visit Gdansk! You have sold it to us 😉 it looks amazing!

[@kris2455]

Maybe Łódź? I guess I will have to wait and see 🙂

[@Sombre_gd]

I think you are going to Munich, you said you said you have some acquaintances there and Marina speaks German

[@isnith]

Poznań, Wrocław and Kraków would be awesome, but house rental prices went terribly up as well.

[@lupus002007]

This road from Forum through gate to Długa street was a traditional road of kings entering Gdansk. That is way gate is called Brama Królewska (King's Gate). Mariupol event was becouse it is so called sister city to Gdańsk.

[@planetjames95]

Thank you - that’s interesting.

[@misterborak751]

Poznań. I hope I will meet ya’s there one day. The time will come for me to emigrate to Poland too. I can only hope that some nice Polish family will take us in, haha. Please; be it not my family. I love them but love my independence as much.

[@woytzekbron7635]

The obvious direction from the seaside is south, mountains, Zakopane maybe?

[@pawelini]

Are you going to Wroclaw?

[@cybsonas8276]

As a Pole i can reccomend you +500k cities: Wrocław, Poznań, Katowice, Szczecin is an option too (close to Germany and Berlin) +100 k cities (cheaper): Toruń (very nice historical city close to Gdańsk, Warszawa), Jelenia Góra (close to the mountains and Prague, Czechia). Good luck Guys!

[@planetjames95]

Thanks for the tips!

[@paweratajczyk6145]

Wrocław or Poznań (my city)? Maybe Torun although I think that for someone who likes big cities, Toruń may turn out to be too small

[@sz.b.3073]

Toruń? Poznań? 🧐🤔

[@daniokorni]

I bet you’re moving to Wrocław :)

[@fishingpol5195]

My guess Krakow or Wroclaw. Both recommended. Krakow is lovely and a must to visit but a little bit more pricey like Warsaw. Wroclaw is still the major city lifestyle on a budget. Poznan gets overlooked a bit. Safe travels.

[@magdalenawasilewska5624]

My guess is you are moving to Wrocław, however Poznan my beloved family city wouldnt be a bad idea though 😄 anyway I live in Madrid, so when you guys would visit Spain one day you are more than welcome here 🤩 cheers!

[@franktoledo6342]

You are going to a small town. West along the Poland border.