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When the last guests in the skyscraper opposite to our apartment leave the party with the rising sun, we pack our suitcases to leave Warsaw again. Of course, there would have been many more sights that would have been worth visiting. Our next destination is Prague in the Czech Republic.
We ordered tickets from Flixbus via the Internet. A map where the central station was marked as a departure station was enclosed in the confirmation e-mail. So we go to the central station which is not far away from our accommodation. There we try to find out where the bus leaves.
Already after a short time, the whole thing develops into an odyssey, as nobody knows where the station is. So one sends us from one end to the next and even another parallel street. Without success! When we reach the departure time, it is clear to us that we now need a plan B. Since we are at the station, it is obvious to ask for a train. There is one that is much more expensive than the bus that we have already paid for. But worse is that we have to wait about 5 hours and will arrive in Prague only after dark. Our mood hits rock bottom!
We spend a part of the waiting time in the shopping center opposite.
While waiting, we have again plenty of time to inspect the Flixbus ticket. There we see that there is an address of the bus stop. It is not really noticeable, and one can easily overlook it. The bus departs from the south side of the station, opposite the tram stop.
It was our mistake but sometimes things go wrong. When we finally sit on the train, we quickly forget the incident.
The train leaves the city area fast and we reach the rural surrounding countryside. Arable land and pastures alternate with forests and bushes. It is a beautiful landscape but very flat, without considerable elevations.
We drive south. Only smaller villages interrupt the landscape from time to time. Some few industrial plants also lie next to the railway line.
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Als mit aufgehender Sonne im gegenüber liegenden Hochhaus die letzten Gäste die Party verlassen, packen wir unsere Koffer um Warschau wieder zu verlassen. Es hätte natürlich noch viele Sehenswürdigkeiten gegeben, die wert gewesen wären, besichtigt zu werden. Unser nächstes Zeit ist Prag in der Tschechischen Republik.
Wir haben Tickets im Internet bei Flixbus geordert. Der Mail war eine Landkarte beigefügt, in der der Hauptbahnhof als als Abfahrtsstation markiert war. Also gehen wir zum Hauptbahnhof, der nicht weit von unserer Unterkunft entfernt ist. Dort erkundigen wir uns, wo der Bus abfährt.
Schon nach kurzer Zeit entwickelt sich das Ganze zu einer Odyssee, denn niemand weiß wo die Station ist. Also schickt man uns von einem Ende zum Nächsten und sogar noch eine Parallelstraße weiter. Ohne Erfolg! Als die Abfahrtszeit erreicht ist, ist uns klar, dass nun ein Plan B her muss. Da wir am Bahnhof sind, ist es naheliegend sich nach einem Zug zu erkundigen. Es gibt einen, der ist zwar einiges teurer als der Bus, den wir auch schon bezahlt haben, aber schlimmer ist, dass wir ungefähr 5 Stunden warten müssen und in Prag erst bei Dunkelheit ankommen werden. Unsere Laune sinkt auf einen Tiefpunkt!
Einen Teil der Wartezeit verbringen wir im gegenüberliegenden Einkaufszentrum.
Während der Wartezeit haben wir nochmals reichlich Zeit das Flixbus Ticket zu inspizieren und da sehen wir, dass tatsächlich eine Anschrift der Haltestelle vermerkt ist. Zwar nicht gerade auffällig, so dass man sie leicht übersehen kann. Der Bus fährt von der Südseite des Bahnhofs, gegenüber der Straßenbahnhaltestelle ab.
Es war unser Fehler aber manchmal geht auch etwas schief. Als wir dann endlich im Zug sitzen, haben wir den Vorfall schnell vergessen.
Rasch verlassen wir das Stadtgebiet und erreichen das ländliche Umland. Ackerland und Weideflächen wechseln sich mit Wäldern und Sträuchern ab. Es ist eine schöne Landschaft aber sehr flach, ohne nennenswerte Erhebungen.
Wir fahren Richtung Süden. Nur kleinere Ortschaften unterbrechen ab und zu das Landschaftsbild. Auch einige wenige Industrieanlagen sind neben der Bahnstrecke zu sehen.
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AB Poland - Top 5 Sitios Turísticos de Varsovia

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Monumentos que se ven en el vídeo :
Casco Viejo de Varsovia (Castillo Real, Plaza del Mercado), Monumento al Alzamiento de Varsovia, Museo Chopín, Palacio de la Cultura y Ciencia.

AB Poland - Top 5 Sites Touristiques de Varsovie

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Monuments dans la vidéo :
Vieille Ville de Varsovie (Château Royal, Place du Marché), Monument de l'Insurrection de Varsovie, Musée Chopin, Palais de la Culture et de la Science.

Krakow Apartment Tour in Poland

Come join us for an apartment tour in Krakow, Poland as we show you one of the nicest places we've ever rented on AirBNB anywhere in the world. This massive attic flat had a giant bedroom, big kitchen, two living rooms and two bathrooms which for only two people made us feel like we were living in a mansion for the week. We've found traveling in Poland to be excellent value given how cheap it is to find good apartments in various cities to rent along with affordable groceries and dining out not being that expensive. Honestly, the hardest thing about staying in this Krakow apartment was actually leaving once the week was over.

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Alright guys I think we may have found the coolest AirBNB to date. And I feel like we've been saying that a lot lately because we've been staying in some pretty amazing places but this one Sam and I were both yeah wow.

This one we get to stay here?

Haha. This one is a little extra special. Yeah. It is so nice I have to say that I almost feel like we you know we don't want to be here for just a week. We kind of want to be moving in. Yeah, yesterday after we checked in Sam was like well maybe we should stay a few extra days just so we could enjoy the apartment.

So anyways we're going to get started with the tour now.

And the apartment is instantly cool with an owl mat to welcome us
So Sam is standing in front of the main entrance right now so this is the view you get as soon as you come in.

The kitchen but before we go in there we do have like a little small bathroom under the stairs. Our first of two. Under the stairs. Under the stairs. Look at that. You can actually see the stairs right here.

But anyways the bathroom is not even interesting. No. You need to follow me out to the kitchen. Yeah, the kitchen is what really first impressed. Look at this. Like the exposed wooden beams. And we're in an attic. We're on the fifth floor.

So like look at this. Yeah, it is so cozy. Let's do from from wall to wall. Like I don't even know where to look there is so much cool stuff going on. Like isn't this like the coolest way to hang utensils, cups, wine glasses. Whatever. I like that everything spices. Like your glasses and everything you need for cooking it is all right there. You can see it so you're not like rummaging through cupboards.

Uh but anyways that is we've got on this level. Next up we need to go upstairs to see the rest of the apartment. So follow me. And try not to. I'll try not to hit my head on the beam. Although I'm pretty good at doing that. That seems to be one of my great talents in life. Bumping my head. Sam's many talents. That is my greatest talent in life.

So once we get to the second floor we've got this cool living area. Yeah. It is massive. So a couch over here. Look at that. A couch over there. We've also got a cool computer desk. I've already claimed it as my own. You claimed it first but I kicked you out this morning.

And then this is our another little table for us. We've used it for work. We've also used it for breakfast so far. Yeah.

But I just love this sitting area. This is so cozy. Uh this is where we had our glass of wine last night.

And the views are so cool. We can see the river off in the distance.

And if one living room wasn't enough here is the second one.

And the cool thing about this one. Well there is a really big TV.

And then more windows in the bathroom. And you can just see like rooftops and chimneys. Wasn't this your like Mary Poppins in Poland moment. Yes. Are we going to see a chimney sweep crawl out from the maybe. From the rooftop here.

So that concludes the apartment tour. I think we're really going to enjoy our week here. Yeah. I'd say so.

And I mean like this place is maybe not only one of the coolest AirBNBs but also one of the best value AirBNB we've ever had.

This is part of our Travel in Poland video series showcasing Polish food, Polish culture and Polish cuisine.

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For centuries #Warsaw has been a center of refinement and knowledge. Its strategic position has also made it one of the most invaded countries in Europe. Your #vacation here will bring you up close to the sites of these historic events in the Old Town and across Warsaw’s many monuments to the past.

Enjoy more historical sites along the Royal Route. Visit St Johns Cathedral and St Anne’s Church, whose interior miraculously survived the war. One of the few statues not destroyed by the German army is the mermaid Syrena, the symbol and protector of Warsaw.

Keep apace of the city’s stories at the many museums here. Visit the Palace of Culture and Science and the Copernicus Science Centre. Don’t miss Wilanow Palace, with luxurious artworks and formal gardens.

Since the fall of the Iron Curtain, Poland’s economy has boomed, reflected in the luxury malls, such as Zlote Tarasy and the VITKAC Department store.

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Warsaw North, City Walk - Poland 4K Travel Channel

Instead of going directly from the Castle Square to the north to the Old Town Market Square, we walk first through Kanonia Street to Kanonia-Square. In the middle is the Warsaw Wish Bell. Allegedly your wishes are fulfilled when you circle the massive bronze bell. The square lies behind the Gothic St. John's Archcathedral and used to be the associated cemetery. Later one dissolved the cemetery and converted it into apartment buildings. In the eastern corner there is a curious building, house no. 18. It is the house with the narrowest facade in Europe. The facade is less than 2 m wide. It was built in this way because at that time the property tax was levied on the basis of the width of the facade.
From here we reach the Old Town Market Place in a few steps. It forms the historical center of Warsaw. After the nearly complete destruction by the Nazis at the end of the 2nd World War, one rebuilt the Old Town from 1949 to 1955 as true to the original as possible. In 1980 it was included in the UNESCO World Heritage List. Thus the old town presents itself almost exactly like in the 15th century.
We let the hustle and bustle, and the pictures of this fantastic scenery have an effect on us for a while. Then we walk to the front section of the cathedral. Then we turn around, pass the Old Town Market Square again and go to the Barbican. This fortified outpost outside the city walls lies between the Old Town and the New Town.
Via the Freta, we pass the New Town Market Place with the sacrament inner church of St. Kazimierz. It served as a military hospital during the Warsaw Uprising. Later, the dome collapsed during a bombing raid and hundreds of injured persons, doctors, and nurses died.
We turn into Kościelna street and stand in front of the 5-star Mamaison Hotel Le Regina. But we change our minds and go to the Zakroczymska Street, leave the school for hearing impaired and deaf children on the right and arrive at Legionów Fort. It consists of a three-story artillery tower. The fort was part of the Citadel and later the Warsaw Fortress. From the beginning of the 20th century, it was a prison.
Further south, we reach the Multimedia Fountain Park. In the evening, colorful light and water games are performed here, every Friday and Saturday from May to September. On the other side of the Vistula is an amusement park with a beautiful beach.
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Anstelle direkt vom Schlossplatz nach Norden zum Altstadtmarkt zu gehen, gingen wir durch die Kanonia Straße zum Kanonia-Platz. In der Mitte steht die Warschauer Wunschglocke. Angeblich werden die Wünsche erfüllt, wenn man die massive Bronzeglocke umkreist.
Der Platz liegt hinter der gotischen Warschauer Kathedrale (Johanneskathedrale) und war früher der zugehörige Friedhof. Der wurde später aufgelöst und von Mietshäusern umbaut. In der östlichen Ecke gibt es ein kurioses Gebäude, das Haus Nr. 18. Es ist das Haus mit der schmalsten Fassade Europas. Die Fassade hat eine Breite von weniger als 2 m. Es wurde bewusst so gebaut, denn die Grundsteuer wurde auf Basis der Fassadenbreite erhoben.
Von hier aus erreichen wir in wenigen Schritten den Altstadtmarkt. Er bildet das historische Zentrum Warschaus. Nachdem am Ende des 2. Weltkrieges die Altstadt von den Nazis fast vollständig zerstört wurde, wurde sie von 1949 bis 1955 so weit wie möglich originalgetreu wieder aufgebaut. 1980 wurde sie in das UNESCO Weltkulturerbe aufgenommen. Damit präsentiert sich die Altstadt fast genau so wie im 15. Jahrhundert.
Wir lassen eine Weile das Treiben und die Bilder dieser fantastischen Kulisse auf uns einwirken, bevor wir zur Vorderfront der Kathedrale gehen. Danach kehren wir wieder um, passieren nochmals den Altstadtmarkt und gehen zum Barbakane, einem befestigten Außenposten außerhalb der Stadtmauern. Er liegt zwischen Altstadt und Neustadt.
Entlang der Freta, passieren wir den Neustädter Marktplatz mit der Sakramentinnenkirche des hl. Kasimir. Sie diente während des Warschauer Aufstandes als Lazarett. Später stürzte die Kuppel bei einem Bombenangriff ein und hunderte Verwundete, Ärzte und Krankenschwestern kamen zu Tode.
Wir biegen in die Kościelna Straße ab und stehen vor dem 5-Sterne Mamaison Hotel Le Regina. Doch wir überlegen es uns anders und gehen die
Zakroczymska Straße weiter, lassen die Sonderschule für Hörbehinderte und gehörlose Kinder rechts liegen und gelangen zum Fort Legionów, das aus einem dreigeschossigen Artillerieturm besteht. Das Fort war Teil der Zitadelle und später der Warschauer Festung. Ab dem Beginn des 20. Jahrhunderts war hier ein Gefängnis untergebracht.
Weiter nach Süden, erreichen wir den Multimedia Fountain Park. Abends werden hier farbenprächtige Licht- und Wasserspiele geboten. Sie werden immer Freitag und Samstag von Mai bis September gezeigt. Auf der anderen Seite der Weichsel ist ein Freizeitpark mit schönem Strand.
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Warsaw Airbnb Apartment Tour | What is The Cost Of Living In Poland

Warsaw Airbnb Apartment Tour: Have a look inside my Airbnb apartment in Warsaw Poland and see the neighborhood around it. I start out on a bike a few blocks away from the apartment to give you an idea of what the surrounding area looks like. Then I talk about the apartment price to give you a good idea about the cost of living in Poland.

Polish Military Display and Parade- Polish Holiday Warsaw Poland

The parade came on the Aug. 15 holiday that honors a stunning Polish victory against Russian Bolsheviks in 1920.

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Złote Tarasy Mall Warsaw, Poland - The Best Shopping Mall in Warsaw

The Zlote Tarasy Mall is a commercial and entertainment complex in the center of Warsaw.

The Zlote Tarasy Mall is located next to the Warszawa Central railway station between the Jana Pawla II and Emilii Plater streets. This Mall was opened on 7 February 2007.

Over 200 restaurants and shops round up this mega mall making it a great day out for the family.

Monday - Saturday: 9:00 am - 10:00 pm
Sunday: 9:00 am- 9:00 pm

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Zlota 59 Street
00-120 Warsaw

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2ND CLASS FOR 8 HOURS ???? Train Krakow to Gdansk & Sopot | Poland Travel Vlog 2018

An 8 hour train from Krakow to Gdansk & Sopot in Poland - what's 2nd class travel like? In this travel vlog from 2018 we... ⬇ Click 'Show More' ⬇

Today we leave Krakow, heading north to Gdansk and Sopot (hopefully the full tricity) by train! Krakow has been amazing but it's time to head to the coast and see more of what Poland has to offer.

The 2nd class train was great, no need to upgrade to 1st class at all! Turns out the intercity trains in Poland are pretty nice and the 8 hours from Krakow to Gdansk was painless!

If you're heading to Gdansk from Warsaw or Krakow, or anywhere really, definitely consider a train. As would have seen from this vlog, they definitely exceeded our expectations and is probably the easiest way to travel in Poland.
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Cómo llegar al centro de Varsovia / casco viejo desde el aeropuerto Chopín

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Recorrido en autobús y en tren desde el aeropuerto Chopín de Varsovia hasta el centro de la ciudad / casco viejo