Train trip in Poland: Zamosć BLOWS ME AWAY!
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After a magnificent week in Warsaw it was time to take the train to the next city in Poland. Many people recommended this place to me. I finally arrived in Zamosć! And oh my goodness, were you right. It's an absolute stunning Polish city. All the way in the east close to the Ukrainian border. Go on this journey with me and feel free to reach out, message or support 🥰
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Netherland Gearl with love to Poland :) why not? we same love her:)
Thanks for showing me Zamość - I have never been there and now I want to go :-) You also - like myself - chose morning to record the movie.
Jestem z zamościa, ale miło
Od kilku dni nie odrywam się od komputera - za Twoją sprawą, czy raczej - dzięki Tobie.
Myśli się we mnie kłębią...
Nie umiem opisać odczuć, wrażeń, które są we mnie, gdy oglądam Twoje filmy...
Zbieżność moich i Twoich - Holenderki, zakochanej w mojej Ojczyźnie - jest... absolutna.
Kocham swoją Ojczyznę, Polskę.
Kocham ludzi, którzy - jak Ty - kochają swoją Ojczyznę, Holandię. A są przy tym otwarci na miłość do innego kraju.
Rozpiera mnie duma, ale i zrozumienie, że TY, Holenderka, zakochałaś się w Polsce...
Duma, bo pokazujesz, obiektywnie (to moje zdanie), że Polska, Polacy - nie tylko nie ma (nie mają) powodów do kompleksów, ale wręcz przeciwnie - historia, poczucie tolerancji religijnej, akceptacja każdej nacji, etc. - wyróżniają się na tle innych społeczeństw, narodów.
Pozwól, że dodam, Holendrzy, podobnie jak znaczna część obywateli tzw. Europy zachodniej (Niemcy, Francuzi, Skandynawowie, Benelux, Szwajcarzy etc.) - posługują się stereotypami. Polak, to złodziej, leń i oszust... Tak nie jest. Nie będę, bo nie chcę, wchodzić w dyskusję polityczną.
A że "zrozumienie"...
... cóż rzec - piękno mojej Ojczyzny (Tatry, Pieniny, Karkonosze, Mazury, Pomorze, Beskidy, Równina mazowiecka, Wielkopolska etc.) - jest argumentem samym w sobie...
Kończąc, dodać pragnę, że uwielbiam Twój język polski, Twoich bliskich oraz Twoją narrację na temat tego, co widzisz, spostrzegasz.
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Kocham Cię, jak Ty kochasz... Świat
Sławek K.
Thank you for taking me on a very pleasant walk.
Glad you enjoyed it
Szanowna Holenderko kochamy Cie!!!❤❤❤
🥰♥️
I love the time you have chosen to film - I have never seen such a beautiful town without a single living soul around...
Exactly! I love early morning walks a lot 🥰🥰
it`s 6 30 in teh morning ,what did you expect?
Hahaha indeed. Almost everyone still in bed 😊
Piękne miasto robi wrażenie. Pozdrawiam serdecznie ❤️🌹👍
Pozdrawiam serdecznie🍀♥️
@@thewritingtraveler Thanks a lot for showing people our beautiful Polish city. Greetings from Poland.
It's nice to be friends
Historical Zamość is a masterpiece based on Italian renaissance architecture. I love architecture of the city and been there many times.
Zamość jest cudowny..i te schody wachlarzowe w ratuszu🙂 Pozdrawiam
Tak prawda! Pozdrawiam 🤗
God bless him and you❤😂
,,,, if you will have a chance go to Lancut, next to Rzeszow. Stay well and take care !
It's on my list for sure! Thank you, you too 🤗
Thanks for sharing a great video. Greets from Canada. Best.
Thank you so much!!! I would love to visit Canada with my mom
motel przy PKP i nasza słynna Łabunka i trasa młodzieży ;)
Thank you Nynke, what a joy you must experience visiting such a quiet place, with such beautiful buildings.
You are a great tonic for me after a hard days work looking down a microscope for 7 hrs a day for my sins.🥰
Nynke is such a lovely character. Where is she from?
@@janpierzchala2004
Netherland
@@stanislawkowal4657 Dzięki, Thanks. I might have even guessed!
Thank you so much! I am so happy to hear that 🥰
Zamość is underrated tourist destination. Also, the Roztocze is not known even by the inhabitants of Warsaw. We are going to Mazury, Zakopane and Sopot.
Zamość blew me away too. I am Polish though.
What is for you as a Pole the most beautiful city in Poland?
@@thewritingtraveler there is no one city that I consider the most beautiful. There are plenty of cities and towns which are unique in their beauty.
I Gotta say i absolutely love watching Your video.There is something very honest and True about You as Person.fragile sensitive real.Your eye to detail second to none keep doing Ur thing Kiddo U literally make me wanna visit those places again.much obliged
This means so much to me!! Thank you so much ❤️
Been in krakow to code conf last month from London. Absolutely amaizing will be back again and so safe city very pleased
Yes it's an amazing place! Hope you will visit again 😃
I always wanted to go to Zamość but since you did it for me I will save on the plane ticket and all the hassle
Haha glad you visited it with me 😊
The weather in july this year is very different from the previous ones. This year it's quite rainy and cold. It's pleasure to see you enjoy new places even in such a weather 😗
PS. Never been to Zamość. Must definitely visit it.
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Poland heals the aching soul
True
Jak zwykle potrafisz pokazać piękno miejsc w których jesteś 👍🙂
I never visit Zamość ..thiscity is so beautiful...but I'll wait when you visit my lovely Wrocław
It's stunning! Wrocław probably in September 🤗
Lubelskie jest piękne ! 💖
Festung Zamosc.
Everyone asleep just Nyke is wandering around 😅👍❤️
Hahaha yes
Go to Zwierzyniec and walk Roztoczański national park - its 20km from Zamość and will definitely blow you mind even harder
And if you are in Roztoczanski national park, go to Florianka - its a heaven on earth.
Bardzo pięknie pokazałaś Zamość, nazywany "Padwą północy", to jest perła renesansu,😊 dziękuję za uroczy filmik
Nynke, another great video, I loved how you showed the wonderful Zamość, so rich in history and numerous monuments of the past.
In return for this spark of joy I got from you, I'll tell you a little story. This story will be a continuation of the story of Queen Marysieńka from the comment to your video about the Palace of Wilanów. There is a connection between the Queen and the land of Zamość, but describing it requires sketching the historical background first, so bear with me.
Zamość is a true pearl of the Polish Renaissance, founded by Jan Sariusz Zamoyski (1542 - 1605), Great Crown Chancellor and Great Crown Hetman (hetman -> commander-in-chief) of the Commonwealth of Two Nations -> Rzeczpospolita Obojga Narodów (this is the name of the state that was created by unification of Poland and Lithuania as part of the Union of Lublin in 1569). He was one of the most powerful and richest magnates of the turn of 16th and 17th centuries and founder of the so called 'Ordynacja Zamojska' -> 'the Estate of Zamość'. 'Ordynacja' was a special type of estate. It was indivisable, inherited by the eldest male descendant of the family (who held the title of 'Ordynat'), and created by excluding a specific land area from the general provisions of law and granting it a special statute approved by the Sejm (Sejm -> Polish Parliament).
Jan Sariusz Zamoyski was thus the first 'Ordynat' of the 'Ordynacja' of Zamość, which at the end of his life included in total 6 towns, 149 villages and 3,830 square kilometres (!) of land. You showed his monument at 13:54 and between 14:00 and 14:15 you showed a beautiful church. This church is the Cathedral of the Resurrection and St. Thomas the Apostle, designed by the Italian architect Bernanrdo Morando in an architectural style known as 'renesans lubelski' -> 'the Renaissance of Lublin'; this magnificent Cathedral is the burial ground of the 'Ordynats' of Zamość, including, among others, the first 'Ordynat' and city's founder Jan Sariusz Zamoyski, the second 'Ordynat' Tomasz Zamoyski, son of Jan Sariusz (the charming town of Tomaszów Lubelski located 36 km south-east of Zamość is named after him) and the third 'Ordynat' Jan 'Sobiepan' Zamoyski (1627 - 1655) son of Tomasz.
We are interested in the third 'Ordynat' who earned a nickname 'Sobiepan' -> 'master of himself' from his contemporaries due to his fiercely independent character. History remembers 'Sobiepan' as a drunkard and womanizer, but also a brave military commander who successfully defended Zamość in 1656 against the Swedish forces during their invasion of Poland known as 'Potop' -> 'the Deluge'. But above all, history remembers him as the first husband of Marie Casimira de la Grange d'Arquien, the future Queen Marysieńka.
Yes! Marysieńka was a widow when she married King Jan III Sobieski in 1665. However, as opposed to the marriage with Jan III Sobieski, her marriage with Jan 'Sobiepan' Zamoyski was a marriage of aristocratic arrangement and not of love. The person who arranged it in 1658 was Queen Marie Louise Gonzaga, the then wife of King Jan Kazimierz, the predecessor of King Jan III Sobieski. The marriage with Marysieńka unfortunately did not prompt 'Sobiepan' to change his drinking and womanizing habits, hence there was no true love between the spouses. Marysieńka spent most of the time in Zwierzyniec, the then village and now a small town located 28 km south-west of Zamość, the summer residence of family Zamoyski. It is in this place that Marysieńka met for the first time Jan III Sobieski, they fell in love and began secretly corresponding with each other. Luckily for Jan and Marysieńka, the riotous lifestyle of 'Sobiepan' led to his premature death in 1665, and this event paved the way to the subsequent marriage of love that I described earlier.
Ah, one more thing before I leave. At 9:49 you showed a plaquette with an inscription 'The Szczebrzeszyn House'. You may remember the word 'Szczebrzeszyn' from the famous Polish tongue twister 'W Szczebrzeszynie chrząszcz brzmi w trzcinie, i Szczebrzeszyn z tego słynie' -> 'In the town of Szczebrzeszyn a beetle buzzes in the reeds, and Szczebrzeszyn is famous for it'. What the plaquette tells you, among other things, is that the town of Szczebrzeszyn really exists. It is located 20 km west of Zamość on the road to Zwierzyniec, and like Zamość it also has a Rynek and Ratusz, albeit smaller and not as opulent. And what do you think you'll be able to see in front of the Ratusz? You guessed it, the monument of the famous 'chrząszcz' -> 'beetle', 2 metres high, wearing a top hat, tailcoat and high boots and holding a violin in his hands, with which he presumably plays this famous 'buzz'. 😃
All these towns mentioned above (Zwierzyniec, Szczebrzeszyn, Tomaszów Lubelski) are located in the geographic region of Roztocze, a land of immense natural beauty (Zamość is located just outside this region, less than 10 km from its border). Owing to this beauty some people call it the Polish Tuscany. I remember that some time ago you had an idea to visit the land of Lublin (of which Zamość and Roztocze are part) with your friend in a camper. If this can still be done then go for it, because now you know that it is well worth it. Uściski Ninko. 🍀🥰🤗
Now it's time for Przemyśl and Sandomierz.
And kazimierz dolny
@MsLuki777 true but so unique And all that renaissance architecture
Sandomierz is tiny but very cute and magnificent. Time has stopped there many centuries ago.
Beautiful city and nature, thank you for another interesting video.
Thank you 😀
Thank you so much for Zamość! For more dwarfs, you must come with us to Wrocław.
We wroclawiu jest mnóstwo banderwoców
A warsavian(?) here, Zamość is incredible place.
Graffiti virus epidemic sad for damaged to public property..you ambassador to Poland always keep optimistic love you and your passion for Poland great job (was born in Warsaw) but happy to visit places together with you before I emigrate don’t have chance to see all wonderful cities 😅❤
Thank you so much ♥️
No to nasza Nina trafiła do perły renesansu!
lovely, peaceful channel
Thank you so much ❤️
Gratuluję wytrwałości i pozdrawiam Congratulations on your perseverance and best regards
Bardzo dziękuję 🤗
Zamość to prawie 500 letnie miasto i dzięki Bogu przetrwało te wszystkie wojny i jest dalej Polskie 😍😍😍😍😍🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Nigdy nie byłem, ale robi piorunujące wrażenie. Kwintesencja Polski.
Pozdrawiam z Górnego Śląska.
@@jacekkaminski1276 warto zobaczyć gdyż za Wielkiego Hetman Koronnego Zamoyski Polska była wielka a Zamosc był twierdzą wysunięta na wschód i nikt nie może powiedzieć ze Zamosc jest UPAdlinski tak jak teraz pierdolą ze Kraków 🤦♂️🤦♂️ a o Przemyślu już nie wspomnę
@@jacekkaminski1276 I również Pozdrawiam
Najpiękniejsze miasto na świecie!!!
Hi Nynke, wonderful video of a great town, thank You for showing. We visited Zamosc 2019 and had more luck with the weather: Sunny and 35 degrees....😊
Thank you so much!! Wow that was a hot summer day 🥰
Grendother of Cesar August chooses this place for this city that’s what I read in some historic book
Always Be Happy ❤️
Nice:)
Właśnie wróciłem z Lublina piękne miasto i żałuję że nie byłem w Zamościu może kiedyś mi się uda zobaczyć to miasto na własne oczy
Now it's time for Przemyśl and Jarosław
Zamość jest bardzo ładny ale mało zaskakujący, wszystko pod kancik.
I slept in a hammock near the bridge and near the railway tracks, the problem was that it was very cold at night but the adventure was fun.
Wow that must have been an adventure indeed!
Enjoy life Friend, life is short 😍
Nynke: about Zamość and Netherlands... There is scene in book "Potop" (Deluge) written by Henryk Sienkiewicz: Swedish army sieged Zamość in 1656. Sweden proposed polish aristocrat Zamoyski to surrend instead of title of polish prince etc. Zamoyski offered the Netherlands in return....
@@damakameliowa5712 życzliwość bije z każdego twojego zdania ...
Nie wiem co piękniejsze? Ty mi pomagsz. Poza tym lubię Cię Holenderko śliczna i dobra, niech Twoje nóżki będą silne w zwiedzaniu Polski.
....ty spermiarzu....
Mooi lieverd👍👍❤
Dankjewel ♥️ ♥️
Have you been in Rzeszów? If not, you should! Pozdrawiam! :)
Ahh yes I've been last summer! Liked it a lot 😃 pozdrawiam
Lubie twoje filmy o Polsce i twój spokojny ciepły charakter i podoba mi się to wtrącenie polskiego słowa "rynek " i "park" do angielskiego pozdrawiam i wszystkiego najlepszego naszej ojczyźnie
Bardzo dziękuję 🥰🇵🇱
polskie słowo "park"?
Hello ninka
Zamość was a model city of the Polish Renaissance, founded from scratch on "raw roots".
I wrote you an e-mail a month ago, which is probably in spam. Are you planning to come to Silesia to see other interesting places than a year ago?
Regards😗
Jestem z tobą z każdym słowem ❤ Łódź i kobiety z Łodzi ❤ cudo❤
I have a little bit of a full schedule already 😳 so much to see and do in Poland
Od czasu gdy miałem szczęście pracować - muzykować na wschodniej ścianie Polski, pokochało moje serce❤ ludzi zamieszkujących tą cześć Ojczyzny o której nie pamiętali wogóle szabrownicy postkomunistyczni z Tuskiem do dziś !!!
Zamość kocham, ❤kocham❤ i jeszcze raz kocham❤
Beautiful 🤩
Thanks 🤗
The city is so empty that it feels almost like from the movie "I Am Legend".
One of the legends of this city says that the founder of this city, Jan Zamoyski, was in conflict with the Polish king who lived in Kraków, so Jan wanted to build a city more beautiful than Kraków.
Zamoyski
@@oszustoslaw ok
The city was established and built by one magnate Grand Chancellor of Polish Commonwealth Jan Zamoyski. Unparalleled wealth and wisdom.
Pięknie ❤
Dziękuję ♥️
I hope,next stop will be Ostrów Wielkopolski.😊
Nice
Hahahaha....how much did You pay to have Zamość for Yourself only ? 😀 Thank You for visiting my home land 🙂♥️🙂😎
Alarm at 5 and you wake up with just the calm city 🥰
My hometown
Such a great place to call home!
Do you want to know, why Zamość is so different to other polish cities?
Yes please 😃
@@thewritingtraveler Zamość was built sonner however city law received in the year 1580. It was a time of The Greatness of Polish Commonwealth. One of the most valiable and influential statetman after the king The Grand Chancellor of the Crown Jan Zamoyski received it as a gift for royal duty. He had a lot's of money, so he hired many italian and polish architecs! As soon they came, he ordered them to rebuild the whole city in the Renesance style. That's why the city is so different and even more beautiful. Many people call it Padova of the North or Pearl of the North!
Wow that's so interesting!! Thank you for telling me 😀
@@thewritingtraveler Your welcome :)
I loved to exploring cities very early in the morning and I always used to to this on my city breaks when I was a single. Now it is impossible with my girlfriend 😢
You can still go on early morning walks and then bring her some breakfast and then go together 😉
So quiet in Zamość...
It looks like I have visited all the places in Poland. Not all in the Netherlands though I live there. I only know the most obvious. Please some suggestions. :)
Gorlice,Biecz,Ropa,Żmigród.Bardzo historyczne miejsca.Mnóstwo grobów niemieckich żołnierze I wojny światowej-Front Żmigrodzki.
Netherlands: Leiden, Volendam, Groningen, Maastricht, Gouda, Alkmaar, all of Zeeland, the islands in the north (Ameland, Vlieland, Terschelling), Frisian lakes with Stavoren, Giethoorn, Zandvoort :)
@@thewritingtraveler Nijmegen, Venlo, Hertogenbosch, Eindhoven,
Nijmegen and Den Bosch I like. Venlo never been. Eindhoven I don't like so much 😁
@@andrzejsteplewski1304 Gorlice znam. Dzięki co do reszty. Tylko który Żmigród?
Congratulations on a well made movie.
Thank you so much!!
What day was it? There were no people in the square as if you were the only person in the town.
Hahaha I was there first before 7 and till 11. I think people were enjoying slow summer holiday mornings 🫣
👍
Oh How I miss my lovely Poland...Nothing Compares 2 U :)
If you can get, read ''Commonwealth of both Nations. The silver age.'' by Pawel Jasienica (in English). It greatly depicts those times when Zamosc was created/built.
Summer times they open this rail connection Rzeszow - Zamosc (as far as I remember only Saturdays and Sundays, I believe it's by ''PolRegio'' rail company). It's a majestic journey through the Podkarpacie and Roztocze regions. Awesome. I used to cycle alongside most of the line as far as Zamosc and the comeback home by train...years ago.
Ohhh that sounds awesome that train trip!!
I don't know how good is your understanding of Polish... Video about Zamość architecture and why it is considered as example of ideal city: th-cam.com/video/K7C_irj3fzw/w-d-xo.html
Polska ❤
Jesteś jeszcze w Zamościu?
LOVE 🙂 FREEDOM 🙂 PEACE 🙂
Jestem z Puław blisko Kazimierza Dolnego
29 lat w Holandii
Rozumiem was
Jesteś moją holenderska kolezanks
may I ask where are you from?
Of course. I am from the Netherlands 🙂
Czy ktoś zadzwonił na Policję?
Całe miasto zniknęło…!
Gdzie są mieszkańcy?
Hahaha te wyjątkowe wczesne poranki
na głównym rynku najbardziej podobają mi się drzewa
RE-WE-LA-CJA
🥰🥰
Try this one: "why Zamość is a perfect city" th-cam.com/video/K7C_irj3fzw/w-d-xo.html
Thanks!!!
:)
Sandomierz is much nicer in my opinion. It has much more depth to it. But it’s important to study its history a little before visiting.
we all the same. fuck war
Come to Łódź-Bałuty next😘 There's a lot of Very nice people out there
😂doceniam humor
Why so empty? Expensive, perhaps, like all Poland. 😏
Haha empty because I was there at 06:30. A lot of people still sleeping. Only a few locals. I love these early morning walks 😊
Zamosc nalezy do UNESCO dziedzictwo swiatowe❤
To think that Zamość was (basically!) a dream of ONE MAN - one of the most powerful man in the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, second only to the King (VARIOUS Kings actually - three of them) - an aristocrat named Jan Zamojski (or Zamoyski if You will) - hence "ZAMOŚĆ" is de facto named after him. Chancellor, politician, statesman and quite an exceptionally good general, too - rare "combination" even back then! Powerful (and RICH) enough to be able to build a whole CITY that he named after "him-own-good-self"! 😄 PS. Tells you enough about how much the ARISTOCRACY held the reins in the politics of Poland and (EVEN MORE SO!) of the Grand-Duchy of Lithuania, which... wasn't a good thing at all for the most part. So much power & so many riches in the hands of so FEW people led to good things in cases of loyal and exceptional men, like Zamojski ...but when they were STUPID or too EGOTISTICAL or simply CORRUPTED... then it spelled ruin for the whole Country. "Kròlewięta" is a term in Polish histioriography that means "Little Kings" ("Uncrowned kings" - regional "power-brokers", that would serve whomever they fancy).
So interesting 🙂🙂
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