Sochaczew and the birthplace of Chopin Żelazowa Wola

In this weeks video I take you to the city of Sochaczew, just west of Warsaw, this historical hamlet gives many beautiful sights to the perspective visitor, well worth a day here at least :)
Also, we go to the village of Żelazowa Wola which is home to Chopin, he was born and grew up here before moving to Warsaw.
So as always, bringing you some lovely places to see in Poland and teaching you some snapshots of the history!
Our trip followed this guide:
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[@wiolettaludew]

Witaj ! dziękuje za ten filmik ,jestem pod wrażeniem Twojego przygotowania .Przekazałeś tyle ciekawych informacji historycznych i pokazałeś urocze miejsca. Miło się Ciebie słucha 🙂. Czekam na następny film ,pozdrawiam🥰

[@britinpoland2392]

dziękuję za piękny komentarz 😊 to było świetne miejsce do odwiedzenia i miła niespodzianka dla miejsca, które nie jest na głównym radarze turystycznym, bardzo się cieszę, że podobał ci się ten film!

[@janer2252]

Very nice city😊 I think I missed a lot within the past year, but with your channel, I can just follow the route and enjoy Poland more🎉

[@britinpoland2392]

Indeed, was a lovely place to visit 😊
Plenty more of Poland to come, always more cities and nature to explore 😁

[@oliverzhao1005]

GOOD

[@britinpoland2392]

Glad you enjoyed 😊

[@xniedowjarekx]

thank you for this film. My mother was born and raised in Sochaczew area. We are still visiting my family from time to time, but from my experience since early 80's I would not call it the nice place.
You showed me this place from nowadays tourist perspective and it's quite new and refreshing from my point of view.
You are doing great job showing not only the main tourist atractions and destinations, but also smaller and usually forgotten by tourists places, where you can find interesting history and beautyfull nature and architecture.

[@britinpoland2392]

Really happy that you enjoyed the video 😊 I think it’s fair to say that Poland has come a long way since the 80’s, the country is going through a rebirth right now and I love to explore what I can 😁
There are something like 1000 cities here, for sure I’ll never visit all though I want to see as much as I can 😅

[@samsungphonetastic7740]

Very nice city

[@britinpoland2392]

It was a lovely day out from Warsaw for sure!

[@izabela1961]

Wow, my childhood places! We used to take the steam train to get to Sochaczew, which looked like a big city when you were 5-8. It was a regular transport those days and the service was twice a week, once a day only. I was baptized in the same parish (same church but reconstructed after the war) where Chopin was baptized, in Brochów. There are some objects related with him and his family; his parents got married there. The church is interesting, too. A red brick church.

[@britinpoland2392]

Always good to hear these stories 😊
It really helps to bring these places to further life!

[@mfloyd1556]

I was sad to see that they built-up the beach area. The trabant is gone!

[@britinpoland2392]

I wish I had seen it before it changed 🥺
Still, a lovely place to visit 😊