The PERFECT day in WROCLAW, POLAND! 🇵🇱 - (Why you NEED to visit!)

In this weeks video, we spend the perfect day in Wroclaw, Poland! This is why you need to visit!

We decide to start with some snacks at Pan Precel, and at PURI Georgian bakery. It's here that we try a stuffed Polish pretzel, a Georgian Khachapuri, and a cinnamon roll.
We then admire the beautiful Museum of Bourgeois Art, and explore the incredible Wroclaw Old Town.
Next up, we visit the Cathedral of St. Mary Magdalene, where we climb to the top. It's here that we stand on the Bridge of Penitents, admiring the city view.
From here, we continue our adventure around Wroclaw, counting Wrocław Dwarves along the way.
Our final destination of the day, is Pierogarnia Stary Młyn, where we devour one of our favorite Polish foods, baked pierogi.

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We're Brandon and Anja, an international couple (from Canada and Germany) traveling the world together as digital nomads on a budget. We want to explore as many countries as possible and eat all the amazing local foods every place has to offer. We hope our travel vlogs can inspire others to do the same.

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Chapters:
00:00 - Intro
00:48 - Stuffed pretzels at Pan Precel
02:58 - Georgian Bakery Snacks
07:01 - Museum of Bourgeois Art
07:38 - Exploring Wroclaw Oldtown
08:26 - Cathedral of St. Mary Magdalene
09:44 - Bride of Penitents
11:23 - Wroclaw Dwarves
13:13 - Pierogarnia Stary Młyn
21:57 - End

[wherearewe-yt]

Wroclaw is absolutely beautiful and should not be missed when you come to Poland! What is your favourite Polish city? Thanks for watching as always! Stay tuned for our next video where we'll be taste testing a million polish snacks and sweets! Spoiler alert: Polish snacks are amazing! 😊 - Brandon & Anja

[CzeslawJedrzejczyk]

It's 11 at night and watching your program I got really hungry but I will last until morning without food, I swear!

[piotr]

Oh my, those baked pierogi look absolutely glorious. No wonder you fell in love in those delicious monsters. 😋

[pete]

Fantastic video guys! I’m Looking forward to going back to Wroclaw in December for the markets even more after watching this video 🇵🇱

[macinhorstemeyer]

My two younger sisters and I were adopted from Poland and we stayed in Wroclaw with the our adoptive parents in 1998.

[PhilipWalker-nojb]

What great videos you do very well presented
Take care 👍

[lepython]

Really good vid! I had this video recommended to me by someone to show off their hometown, and I'd really like to visit some day!

[joannaseremak]

Great to see you there! Me and my husband live in Kraków, but Wrocław is our favourite city in Poland and we go there very often, so it was so nice to see the place with your eyes! When it comes to pierogi, those with fruits are absolutely not for me somehow, something like kompot in dumpling dough, but are very popular and liked here :) Pity that your staying was so short! Somebody in the comments has already noticed, that you should stay till December :D

[cezarygawlik-cgko]

Ta very much. Home city summery looks . Good jobbing. 👍😉👏

[claremccormack]

Thank-you very much going there in 2 weeks time

[areliusz]

Please come next time to Lublin, eastern side of Poland, and try "cebularz". And many more estern dishes,
this kitchen was diffrent from other polish kitchens.

[Nattiie]

Amazing video! Your Polish accent is also absolutely amazing 😻

[redmoon]

Feel like I watched you eating for 20 mins. Looked delicious

[IVIicheL]

In Clearwater, FL is an excellent Polish pierogi joint called "PIEROGI GRILL & DELI".
And they have an option to cook in boiling lard and after they drop them in that boiling lard, they almost double in size. And its actually delicious, one time i was trying to do the same in my house, but failed miserably, its gotta be the dough they use to make them grow.

[MrVxO]

AHH my home city, I was born and raised in Wroclaw, boy do I miss it (I live in the UK), glad you guys enjoyed your visit.

[mariadelrosario]

Soon I'll be traveling to Wroclaw I don't know if it's still cold from April to June considering that my country starts summer almost in May😅. I can't pronounce Polish I hope to comunicate only in English 😅. Thank you for showing us the city and pastries.

[MilleniumProject]

I like this adventures of guinea pig and her boyfriend 😊

[melissalambert]

The museum building is amazing. Old town is lovely. So you go to Poland to get a Georgian pastry that is Greek. LOL Those baked pierogi all looked yummy. I'd like the lamb one dipped in garlic sauce. Hello from rainy Oregon US.

[MyFaithShines]

Most popular pierogi are boiled or fried and these one are baked (in the oven i believe). They are ofc known but less popular.

[readordienn]

Buckwheat and cheese pierogi are really nice, never saw them in restaurants though.