This city in Poland has FREE public transport!

Welcome to Mińsk Mazowiecki. This city is one of several in #Poland that offers free public transport. #Travel by bus throughout the city, even as a tourist, and find your way to the beautiful city park and palace. Let's explore!

[@krzysztofgozdek]

After 35 years since the fall of communism, Poland is a completely different country, and people's mentality has also changed positively. In 1990, it was a poor country from which people emigrated. In general, as a young retiree, I consider Poland a country of miracles. As historians have calculated, there have been about 200 wars here and we still are. Greetings

[@krysstefan2505]

Haha Canada bus stop doesn’t have electronic information of bus schedule but small city get one ??,!!impressive and jealous in Canada is only phone number too phone and found when bus is coming….

[@slavomt5832]

Your comments are full of respect and understanding for the history of Poland, including Times of socialism. Great work 🙂

[@WarsawDiaries]

Thank you so much 😀

[@biao-czerwony7557]

Dawno nie widziałem tak brzydkiego nie wyremontowanego miasta w Polsce 😮

[@przewoz83]

Mińsk nigdy specjalnie ładny nie był ;) to małe miasteczko, zbudowane trochę bez ładu i składu. Poza parkiem, starym kościołem, paroma starymi budynkami - reszta zabudowy to były głównie drewniane domki, które jeszcze nawet w niektórych miejscach straszą. Tam, gdzie nie straszą - zbudowały się losowe klocki, które czasem lepiej lub gorzej pasują do otoczenia. A ponieważ nie było tam niczego spójnego przestrzennie, to raczej jednak mniej pasują niż bardziej ;) Najgorzej, że punkt reprezentacyjny, czyli styk dworców, gdzie przewija się kupa ludzi - z każdym rokiem tylko gorzej wygląda, a o przebudowie mówi się tak z 20 lat, jak nie więcej :)

[@katarzyna4667]

10:28 przy kinie = next to the cinema

[@Lechoslaw8546]

3:55 the monument was dedicated not to "a constitution" but to a 1791 Constitution. I got erected at its 200 year anniversary. Apparently the little wreath obstructed the year 1791.

[@amadeosendiulo2137]

Someof the places there are a real time travel ;)

[@EasternBlocRock-t9w]

Poles respect Józef Piłsudski, despite the fact that he introduced authoritarian rule before the war. A fascinating figure. A socialist. There are two large monuments in Warsaw. These cities in eastern Poland are more like Russian cities than European ones. It's better to go the other way, to the west and see Płock, which is a large, historic city in Mazovia or Włocławek located a bit further. In my opinion, the most beautiful Polish cities are located on the border with Ukraine. These are the areas that belonged to Habsburg Austria. They are so photogenic.

[@Strontkipje]

Lang geleden in een video heb je eens gezegd dat studeren gratis was/is in Polen. Is dat nog steeds zo?

[@WarsawDiaries]

Volgens mij is er geen collegegeld maar wel andere kosten.

[@lijenamacka]

Just a pity that the renovated and upgraded versions of the Polish public spaces often look so utterly kitschy.