First Time in Poland | 48 Hours in Warsaw

Welcome to Poland everybody! This is our first experience here in this country and we are going to spend 48 hours in Warsaw to kick off this series.

After a few delays we finally arrived in Warsaw, so we checked into our hotel and headed out to the old town to get some Polish dumplings and traditional polish potatoe pancakes to end our first night.

The next day we headed out into the old town and saw
- Old Town Square
- Warsaw Castle
- University Campus of Warsaw library viewpoint

We then went up the bell tower in castle square which is a great view point to see the city. For lunch we headed out to the Koszyki Covered Market.

In the afternoon we headed out to The largest park in Warsaw Lazienki Krolewskie and went on a little water gondola ride.

To end our time in Warsaw we went out to the Nocny markets.

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FLYING THE NEST:

STEPHEN:

JESS:

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Hi, we are Stephen & Jess, Australian vloggers documenting our first year of leaving home and travelling around the globe. We want to inspire others to venture out, explore, take risks and go on our own adventure!!

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[takeru]

Japan loves Poland. Poland is a beautiful country. Japan has played Chopin songs for over 100 years. Poland is great. In 1920 and 1922, Japan rescued 765 Polish orphans in Siberia. Poland asked Japan to rescue a Polish orphan in Siberia. Japan promised to rescue immediately.
The smallest orphaned child was 2 years old. The child was crying near the dead mother. The Japanese rescued the orphan immediately. The child told the dead mother "Goodbye Mom". Japan rescued a total of 765 Polish orphans.Japan sent orphans to Japan for treatment.Orphans ate delicious and warm meals every day. All Polish orphans have recovered. Almost all Japanese donated money to save orphans. On the day of return, all 765 Polish orphans returned to Poland safely.
In 2018, an elementary school commemorating this was completed in Warsaw. Japan loves Poland. God bless Poland.

[aproovehere]

As a polish guy, im very happy to see so many positive comments about my country. We appreciate every kind words you say, love you all!

[adrianatoma]

I love Poland so much! Greetings from Romania.

[Szymon-hzwh]

As a Pole I’m very happy that you enjoyed your time in Poland 🇵🇱

[CookeeMonsterr]

I am from England but am funnily enough moving to Warsaw to start my journey teaching English as a foreign language in just a couple of weeks. This video came out at literally the perfect time!

[jamesn]

Poland is fantastic. Check out Wroclaw and Gdansk.

[Fuchs]

The story of how the Poles restored Warsaw after the Nazis flattened it is amazing. Using historic paintings, drawings, photographs, and tiny fragments saved from the ruins and secretly stashed away in underground archives, they had a pretty good idea of what the place had looked like. So they started the enormous effort of been there, so you can see what a brilliant job they did. Not only Warsaw, but Wrocław, Gdańsk, parts of Poznań and other Polish cities were similarly restored. The only major city not to have been virtually flattened was Kraków. My girlfriend is Polish, so we often visit Poland and she sometimes buys a type of cream cheese only available there to make delicious Polish cheesecake. Our German friends think it's wonderful, too! Thanks for the video (and the Romanian series) - looking forward to more! Cheers, Keith (Brit in Berlin).

[ekaterinamolokanova]

I moved to Warsaw due to war in my country. Such a beautiful city and Poles are amazing, very grateful to them for all the help and support!

[RichandKirsten]

Poland is a fantastic country with so much to see! We hope to see your take on Krakow and/or Poznan - those are both such incredible cities to see, both for history and food culture!

[corsairu]

Hello POLAND Warsaw 🇵🇱😃 greetings from Louisiana USA 🇺🇸❤️🛫👨‍✈️🗽

[garrytaylor]

2:04
Dumplings = pierogi
Ice cream= lody
Crepe-like pancakes = naleśniki
Potato pancakes = placki ziemniaczane

[laurianne]

Poland is one of my favorite countries in the world, I go to Warsaw every 6 months to visit my friends and enjoy the good vibes of the city. Do not miss Cracow and Wroclaw as well! Have fun! :D

[strawberrypancakes]

My husband’s background is polish and we’ve never been. I now think we need to visit!

[reubenbradshaw]

Love Warsaw! I'm 16 and I've been to 22 countries UK, Ireland, Iceland, Norway, Sweden, Italy, Slovenia, Croatia, France, Spain, Portugal, USA, Dominincan Republic, Canada, Singapore, Malaysia, UAE, Egypt, Greece, Germany, Poland, and Hungary lotta love from Northern Ireland in the UK!

[lifewithmins]

one of my best friends moved to Warsaw and he always talks about how lovely Warsaw is. I can’t wait to visit it someday iA ❤️

[lucymazalon]

Poland is my favourite country (I’ve been to over 50). I lived in Warsaw for a year, and miss it so much 💔 can’t wait to go back.

[ohilovelondon]

Wrocław and Gdansk are absolutely amazing!

[mdeusm]

Bardzo serdecznie dziękuję Wam za ten film

[hereiam]

I spend 5 months there on Erasmus, and i miss it much. I love Watching these videos

[MiriamWaldbaum]

Poznan, Krakow, Gdansk, Sopot, are beautiful.I love Poland, I went 5 times already.xo