The Warsaw You've Never Seen Before | Eva zu Beck: Discover Warsaw’s Secret Sights

Born herself in Warsaw, travel vlogger @evazubeck knows the city like the back of her hand. She has some insider travel tips for us! Starting off in the old town and winding up in traditional brush maker’s store, her tour is a very personal journey through the Polish capital.
Eva shows us modern, alternative, and innovative aspects of the place – introducing us to historical sites as well as people and places that are the lifeblood of this Eastern European metropolis.

00:00 Intro
00:53 The old town
01:40 Museum of Life under Communism
06:21 Eating pierogi
07:21 Praga district
09:04 Street art tour in the Praga district
12:33 Vegan restaurant in the Frascati neighborhood
13:50 Traditional brush-maker’s shop
17:00 Polish donuts
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[gamaltk]

You guys got really lucky with having Eva as a host! Looking forward to even more collabs😄

[tmbs]

As a Warsawian I really appreciate showcasing my city as I know it. I'm 28 and it has taken a 180 degrees turn during my life time, from a post-communistic memorial to a modern European capital.

[leefrost]

Wow that's awesome to see the City you grew up in. Poland is a beautiful place. Hope to visit there one day.

[samiullahamini]

I have recently visited Warsaw and I was amazed by the city. Delicious food and tasty donuts. I would definitely come back :)

[maxbarko]

My mother had a one of a kind experience in the 1980s. She visited Warszaw with her polish friend living in Germany. She met all kind of people from a former minister to a poor lady. Our connection to Poland was special as her friend’s school friend was married to a Polish diplomat and there were Polish engineers working in Germany we met. Wonderful people. Good memories. And I also remember the delicious Polish cuisine her friend cooked for us.

[cipdamboianu]

Eva zu Beck! Always a surprise and a treat when she produces or presents something!

[rish]

This feature about Poland was beautifully narrated by Eva with a substance. There's so much more to learn in each country's culture. I hope that what's passed yo generations will be continuously relived🥰

[pendragon]

Eva is a great tour guide for anywhere in the world! Hope to make it to Warsaw someday!

[Jacek_videos]

Eva's personal YT channel (Eva zu Beck) is a true internet GEM ! Its a must. Eva is like Picasso of YouTube ! Keep up the good work Eva !

[valkdj]

Very nice vlog about Warsaw, very nice to show people what it has to offer through this vlog. I lived in Warsaw for a period and have been to Warsaw and in Poland over 50-60 times last 11 years and my love for the city and country continues to grow. Have been lucky to be able to convince many friends to go with me in recent years and there are a few friends who go again annually so this could not make me happier that I have infected them with my love for this country. In November I organized a trip for 22 friends 4 days of Warsaw and most were very excited! I can only recommend it and such beautiful vlogs I can only encourage!

[Olek]

It is amazing, how you discovered, attractions, that most tourists don't know. I lived in Warsaw, 60 years ago, and I still
remember the Café Blikle, on Nowy Swiat Street. The café was established in 1869, so it is older, than I am. Greetings
from Canada, Alex

[pepa]

Pierogi are fascinating food. They’re really everywhere in Poland. And they’re quite common in all Eastern Europe. Except Czechia – we literally never eat them, they are super rare and uncommon. It’s quite surprising that they never spread here and are almost impossible to find.

[garybarr]

You have a good sales rep in Eva, DW. Eva has the perfect personality for joyfully carrying the viewer to see the finest of things. Good choice. She holds the viewer all the way. I now have my curiosity on Poland elevated to further heights.

[coachedby.karolina]

Amazing Ewa! You are a huge inspiration to me and to millions of people! Your travel videos show the authentic side of the cities you visit and I really appreciate that x

[ronaldcarlson]

Very nice to see Warsaw, since my grandparents were Polish and immigrated to the U.S. years ago, so I am always curious about my roots. And yes, pieorgi's looked delicious.

[innereyetravelvlogs]

Very genuine cover of real Warsaw! Being a non-European Polish resident, I always appreciate Polish cultures & traditions.

[jamesyork]

Really enjoyed this video. My best friends parents were from Poland. We went to grade school together from 1958. I remember going to their place for lunch. Even though brought my lunch his mom insisted I "yeet" her meals really great food great memories. I remember some of the stories of surviving Warsaw during the war.

[irminamanuguid]

I’m so happy for you guys. The buildings are not original but that’s better.
I went there in 1988 and i was devastated to see the capital to be in such a state. All the best to the Polish. Hope I can go back there for another epic holiday

[cch]

Poland is on my bucket list, so I watched the video with a pencil and paper. I love street art...and I love food. Thank so much.

[bolinvolovan]

This made me want to be there so much, Eva is great.