Is Warsaw Poland As GREAT As They Say? My First Impressions 🇵🇱

Is Warsaw Poland As GREAT As They Say? My First Impressions 🇵🇱 is a video where I travel to Warsaw Poland. Join me as I explore Warsaw, the vibrant capital of Poland! From its stunning historic architecture to the bustling modern streets, Warsaw is a city rich in culture and history. But is it really as great as everyone says? In this video, I’ll share my first impressions of this fascinating city, visiting iconic landmarks, trying local cuisine, and diving into the local vibe. Whether you're planning a trip or just curious about what Warsaw has to offer, this video will give you a taste of what makes this city so unique. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more travel adventures! 🌍✈️

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[YadVenturess]

Is Poland the greatest country in Europe? 🇵🇱

[hdmibullshell]

I absolutely disagree with calling the Warsaw destroyers of 1939 as Nazis. They were Germans and Austrians. Nazis didn't come from space. It was the Germans and Austrians who created this hell in the beginning.

[TatianaSmykowska]

Warsaw is one of my favourite cities. Poland as a whole is one of the absolute favourite

[DS.J]

Warsaw is one of my favourite cities. Poland as a whole is one of the absolute favourite European countries: extremely easy to get around, friendly and just nice country with great cities (not just Warsaw), good public transport, very safe, good food, good people and good value for money. A combination of good things that aren't that easy to come by in one place in Europe these days. And yes, this needs to be mentioned too: Poland doesn't seem have the social issues mostly related to failed immigration policies like we see in some (not all) other European countries which kept sticking to those bad policies despite them clearly not working as intended. So to answer the question "is Poland the greatest country in Europe?" I would say "perhaps".

[ukaszs]

Warsaw was destroyed by Germans, there were no mythical Nazist, they were just Germans. It is important history to be told truthfully.

[juliap]

It's really important to remember that a lot of countries lead the political history, so they germany. Past is past, BUT we shouldn't forgot about thruth. THERE'S NO MYTHICAL NAZI- that was germany, and we should always remember about it.

[Sylwia]

Please say Germans, not Nazis.
Implementing such vocabulary was a strategy intended to shift away the blame for the atrocities they committed in Poland and Europe.
They claim most Germans didn't agree with Nazi policies but it was in fact the majority of Germans who enabled Nazis (who were also Germans) to do anything at all by voting them into power.
It's disrespectful for the victims and their families to try to absolve their oppressors of even the smallest bit of blame. Please. It may seem like nothing but it means everything, especially in our eyes here in Poland.

[montanabyk]

I was there in 1985 when it was communist to visit family. I went back this summer after 40 years. The Poles are truly gifted and resilient. Do Krakow also please!

[abdousalam]

glad to see you in places i visited 5 years ago . Warsaw was the cleanest city i have ever been to, i only had a glimpse of its river which looked so nice, worth to have been included in the video 😀

[JanNowak-il]

Very nice and interesting film :)
Please remember that Poland was not destroyed by NAZIS, BUT BY GERMANS. DON'T BE ASHAMED TO SAY - GERMANS just like Russians or Swedes - it's not a shame. So Germany attacked Poland together with Russia during II WW and also destroyed Warsaw!!! :)

[Yasin_Affandi]

What a wonderful video. Even after Warsaw being rebuilt from WW2, the architecture is still intact and beautiful.

[snowman]

Poland is a fabulous country with beautiful cities and stunning architecture. I`m always impressed with how elegant, clean and safe everything is. While still better value than most of Europe it is catching up fast, make the most of it while it lasts.

[euroluvvision]

One thing I must stay I am very impressive about your knowledge about my country . Usually most of YouTubers who are coming to Poland they don’t know much or don’t know on purpose to reach more comments, hence my subscription. All the best!

[Marcin-ut]

I am Polish emigrant in Ireland. I am 45 years old, I live in Ireland since 2004. I love Poland and Ireland !!! I work as a security guard in the refugee campus in Clondalkin in Dublin. I have my own little apartment in Dublin City Centre. I like history. 966 - in this year Poland started as a country. From 1795 to 1918 - was no Poland at We got independent 11 of November 1918. In 1920 Russia attacked Poland from the But we win the war in 1920. 20 years 1 of September Germany attacked, Russia attacked in 17 of September. It was a black September 1939. Polish army lost in 5 weeks time.... But partizants started war a gorilla war, it was home army called AK. We didn't got freedom after war world two. 6 millions of people was killed.... It was a communism time from 1945 - 1989. Poland was occupied by Russia. I born in 1979 in city called Lublin in east Poland. I lived in city called Siedlce in east Poland. I love Poland. We have cold winter but hot summer and beautiful spring we have big Forest, Wolfe's, lynxes. We have cheap car insurance. All payments are monthly.

[JanBaron-th]

In fact, Poles rebuilt about 20% of pre-war Warsaw, because rebuilding all the historical buildings was beyond the capabilities of the war-ravaged country, especially since the post-war system did not encourage "extravagant" ideas

[Miki]

This is actually wild that Poland rebuild Warsaw from paintings. As a Pole I found out about it not long ago and it really amazed me. We as a nation are really demanding and always complain about everything but I guess thats what make us improve and build so quickly.

[nah]

Thanks for visiting and promoting our country! Hope to see you in Poland again 💪

[monikasuszek]

This Polish Gutenberg Bible is absolutely unique. On one of the pages there is an ink stain from the font wooden block that has been accidentally dropped on it. Thanks to this we get to know how big those blocks were.
I am from Gdańsk and recommend you visiting this city as well as Sopot and Gdynia that all next to each other.

[darek]

Who produced the first vodka we don't know, but the word vodka originates in the Polish language and it is a historical fact.

[EMTE-lp]

Nice video. Just one request coming from a Pole. When referring to who destroyed the city let's avoid this rather general term "the Nazis". Those who did it were very much real and exist(ed) as a nation called the Germans. You mentioned the Swedes and the Russians who also did their part so why being so foggy in case of the Germans. Let's be accurate. Thanks again for the video.