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Exploring Poland can prove to be a highly enriching and occasionally astonishing venture for tourists. Whether you're exploring the vibrant capital, Warsaw, discovering the charm of Krakow or Gdansk, or indulging in skiing adventures in the Tatras, Poland has a plethora of surprises awaiting every traveler. Here are 10 Things That SHOCK Tourists about Visiting Poland.

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[magorzatacharczynska]

In Poland we have a proverbial saying: don't laugh like an idiot into the cheese which means you laugh without a reason. We laugh when we have a reason. And while walking down the street, rushing to work. Pick up your child from school, we are primarily focused on the goal not a smile without reson 😂

[robk]

well to be fair... She looks Polish! .... not joking

[michabonski]

18:40 this is a regional cheese originating from the Tatra Mountains. You can buy it practically all over the country, but it is identified with the Tatra Mountains and Lesser Poland, sometimes with other mountain regions. Personally, I recommend it with the addition of cranberries, because the cheese itself is salty and smoky. We call it oscypki (plural)

[pawelkolo]

You both look like girlfriend understanding her assignment well, she doesn't smile to strangers for no reason!!!😁

[pawechronowski]

18:41 It's "oscypek". A kind of cheese made of sheep milk. I suggest trying it with a little bit of cranberries sauce.

[jerzy]

Yes, it is cheap, but for a foreigner. Prices in Poland are adjusted to the earnings of Poles. You divide Polish prices by 4.5 and you get the price in dollars or euros. And this grilled bread, which you thought was too small, is called Oscypek. This is smoked highlander cheese and grilled. It is smoky and salty and is eaten mainly with cranberries which balances the saltiness. Foreigners like it because they don't know how it tastes. The best time to visit Poland is May because it is already green and not as hot as in summer (30 C) and early autumn - it is still warm and the trees take on various shades of yellow, called the Polish golden autumn.

[bmac]

I love how mellow you are, great chemistry between the two of you. Very informative 🤘

[jarosawolszewski]

Polak jeśli się śmieje szczerze i bez potrzeby nie suszy zębów. Nie zakładają fałszywej z reguły maski wiecznie uśmiechniętego. Polacy nie przepadają za fikcją i obłudą.

[robk]

about the face expression .... we r not Fake Americans with the smile all the time... we just dont care if u r stranger to US.... we r just neutral in buses, crowds etc

[peloelo]

When it comes to traveling by train, I personally love and recommend the Olsztyn - Suwałki route. "Land of a Thousand Lakes" (kraina tysiąca jezior)you can get off in Ełk and from there go to the "Biebrza National Park", in my opinion the most beautiful place in the spring season

[__MJ__]

someone said that Polish language is like spoken wifi passwords ;)

BTW She looks like a normal polish girl.

[LesLehistani]

Hey man! Service in Poland 🇵🇱 is much better than in many places in the 🇺🇸 USA. At least majority of Polish servers smile naturally. They don't wear a " Hollywood style" artificial smile. That's for sure!

[publicminx]

this video from Wolter (great guy btw) is already 6 years old which is - nowadays - already quite some time gone = some noticeable changes (prices, tourist numbers, more cashless card options, more progressed economics, structures etc.) ...

[carsonix]

American said "PROSIM" as a example for "PLEASE", but "PROSIM" is in Czech/Slovak language XD In Poland we say "PROSZĘ".

[RazDwaTrzy]

Yeah she looks like a polish she is beautiful

[PGN]

You're not the only one obsessed with Poland and all Slavic countries. Love Europe, people, food, whatever is now is beautiful. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ 😊

[chrison]

To be honest i 've got very similar looking female friend Julia, i mean very very similar :) she's polish as i am. Thanks for learning about Poland by the way!👌

[pucioy]

Well... you look Polish :) Actually there was pretty many Poles in S.A. Well known was Janusz Walus :)))) I heard that he's free from 2022.

[arturkranz-dobrowolski]

To those complaining about the "Polish face":

When a Pole smiles, it is a sincere expression of affection and not just a conventional lip-gesture.