How To Spend 4 Days In Poland

First time travelling in Poland for 4 days! Explored the big towns like Wroclaw to lesser know areas/smaller towns in lower silesia!

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Big thank you to Poland for inviting me over to see and learn about their beautiful country!

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[internationallyME]

internationally ME goes international!! :P
Poland was such a beautiful place and I wish I had more time to immerse myself in the local culture/lifestyle but I did thoroughly enjoy my 4 days here! P.S to my Polish viewers: I had a pretty packed schedule + jet lag but lets do a meet up and hang out next time for sure :D!!

[ivanasavic]

I’ve lived in Poland for 5 years, and it is beautiful, just like you said hidden gem. 😊

[amduser]

There is a difference between a castle and a palace. A castle is build for defence. This means that it has mainly small windows and high walls and next to no decorativ elements. On the other hand palaces are build to impress people. In this case they have large windows and a lot of decorations.

[Saufii]

Strongly agree with what you said "experiencing around your neighbourhood wherever you stay, see the local daily activity".

[CalvinSeah]

Visited Poland for the first time this summer. Amazing architecture, landscapes, and food. 😊

[rozarka]

I'm not from Poland (Czech republic is close though) and I can definitely recommend Krakow, it's a beautiful place (and I loooved food there). On the other hand, try visiting Treblinka, even if you are not "into" WW2. It may not be "beautiful" and "lovely", but I think it's important to see places like this with your own eyes T_T

[catherinelam]

I have never been to Poland before. Thanks for showing me what Poland looks like. It’s damn stunning!

[tiptop]

Wow I'll have to add Poland to my travel list.

[medicalgoose]

I'm living in Poland and I really appreciate you like it. Next time you should definitely see Malbork, Ogrodzieniec, and definitely Krakow or Warsaw, and if you want some smaller towns I really recommend Opole because of its beauty. Moreover it's not that touristy so it could be really fun to go there for a day or two.
Hope to see you on your next polish trip :)

[ChilledDude]

The amount of research I tend to invest when visiting a location depends on the location, the length of my stay, and the purpose.

I do believe that at the very least, it's always important to respect the customs and language is always a good show of respect. But I agree, if it's a holiday, it's all too easy to overdo your research and it can certainly take away that sense of wonder and mystique you might have by simply exploring a location when you're there.

A sense of wonder that definitely wasn't lost in this video. And so easy to see why. The countryside and the architecture in Poland is simply beautiful.

[manatee-qjlb]

I didn't know Poland was so beautiful

[izzatys]

Next time I go to Europe, i will include Poland in my travel list. Thanks for sharing

[dombloggs]

I have watched all of your Japan vlogs before I went to Tokyo for the very first time. They were all very good. Can't believe that you visited Poland.. Yay! I was born there and moved away over a decade ago. Everytime I get homesick I watch travel videos about Poland on YouTube lol I enjoyed your video, you actually visited a few places I never heard about.

[xxx-hnxu]

Yes, Poland is undoubtedely a hidden gem, however lots of people do not know. I am happy you liked it...

[KartikPourush]

This video makes me so happy. It's a little hard feeling this kind of pure happiness nowadays. Thanks a lot!

[FERNANDO_FLORES]

I had no idea how beautiful Poland is wow 😱😱😱

[malna-malna]

Oh wow, I can't believe this! I've been watching your vids on this channel a bit obsessively (I love Japan, and your way about visiting new places especially), yet somehow I've missed this one about my town Wrocław! Seriously, how.
Please, please, let me know when you visit Poland again. There are a lot of incredible, beautiful places here to discover.
Thank you so, so much for what you do! Your work brightens my days. <3

[agent]

Poland is the best! Extremly peaceful and mellow in comparison to other countries.

[ni]

You saw much more of Wrocław than I did! I was there only for a day trip for an event at the stadium - I was staying an hour away by train in Legnica (still in Lower Silesia). My host family there said that hopefully we'll get to see more of Wrocław next time since it really is a beautiful city, and your video is a great preview for the next time I visit! By the way, Legnica is also worth a visit - probably even more slower-paced than Wrocław but definitely very beautiful with very friendly people. Overall, I was in Poland for two weeks (I also went to Kraków) but even then I still feel two weeks wasn't enough - if I had the means and the time, I would've extended my stay!

[idonttellmyhearttobeatbuti]

Guess what ? Poland is in my bucket list now. Everything here looks like it is taken from a picture-book fairytale. 👍💜💙❤💚💒love the colorful houses, and the castle🏰 oh...