Lovely video and again ... I could not be happier that you are enjoying your time in Poland! The center of town is called "Centrum" in Polish. Rynek Główny is pronounced: REE-Neck GWOOV-nih Polish is quite a difficult language, Gabriel, however it is a language that can be learned, step by step by step by ... baby step. Many Foreigners, inclusive of we Yanks, learn to speak the lingo FLUENTLY each and every day, of each and every year.
Dziękuję is thank you in Polish. You say it like this: Jeng-KOO-yay. Put the word, "bardzo" after it to say Thank you very much. Bardzo means very in Polish. It is pronounced, BARD-zo Remember to trill your "r's" Gabriel. They are all hard and trrrrrrrrrrrrilled.
I was born in Krakow years ago. I'm glad to see foriners being overwhelmed and fascinated by that town. There's so much "stuff" going on in Krakow. Get yourself ready for the cultural experience....and food. You are going to get some extra pounds of weigh. Don't feel guilty about that...just enjoy it. Greetings from Chicago USA
Been to Gdansk but unfortunately never got the chance to travel to Krakow just yet. Thanks for showing us a glimpse of Krakow for us that haven't yet visited.
Love this! We are expats from Iowa living in Den Haag, Netherlands for a year now and will be on holiday in Krakow in 2 weeks. I hope we have great weather like you, Gabriel! We are staying right on the square and look forward to following in your footsteps. Keep the great videos coming and thank you for your work documenting travels for all of us, your fans.
Krakow, Wroclaw, Gdansk, small towns, Baltic coast, Tatra mountains - lots of beautiful and eye-opening places. Come and visit Poland. Greetings from Krakow.
Hi Gabriel! Thanks for the video. I had no idea that Krakow was such a beautiful city. BTW 7:44 they are playing an Argentine tango (La Cumparsita). Amazing how music can connect such different cultures! Greetings from Argentina!!!!
Thanks!! Now this is the reason I first subscribed to your channel! Keep it happening. People like me want to hear about places that might not get to see. We’re traveling via you. Again thanks 🙏
Nice looking city. Never been to Krakow, but have been to Warsaw. Very nice there and lots of history. Had a guide,we stopped for a break at a bakery, good size pastry was 13 cents.
This seems to be a very charming place, I hope I can visit sometime in the future. Seeing and sharing places like this is why I love traveling and make videos so much! And please keep up the great job! Subscribed!!
You should have gone inside the Wawel castle, there's a museum inside with absolutely amazing artifacts. Swords, armors, banners, paintings, sculptures and tapestries. You really missed out.
Am watching this at dinner after whole days work on a holiday and looking at Gaby giving a cheers of a real cool beer. I feel like visiting the place right now just to have that chilling beer. Sounds like an interesting place with beautiful old buildings
Wowww what a beautiful place city, of Krakow Poland, my dream travel Destinations in European Countries soon 😍👍👍👍🙂💕👏👏 I love it 😍 thanks for the wonderful video sir Gabe, stay safe Godbless u 🙏🙂 from your solid fan from the Philippines 🇵🇭 sir Vhin
It is beautiful if you are in the main square but outside the square it is not that beautiful. Only touristy places are well preserved in Krakow. It is the same with other Polish cities.
Hello Gabriel.....Krakow is great,,,,,I have next destination suggestion for you not so far away --- Tatra Mountains ----- great hiking trails --- mountain huts if you wish ... I'm familiar with the Slovakian side --- Stary Smokovek and Tatranska Lomnica ... you could make some of those great Nepal style trekking recordings there , but with cable cars if you wish :) ---- also Kosice is a pretty city if you make it to the Tatra's....have loved your videos for a long time....best wishesI
Glad you are finally in Poland after postponing it, and more specifically in my beloved Krakow... I don't know what your plans are there, but I humbly suggest a few things and inform you of others so that you enjoy even more your stay. The old portion of the bridge in front of the UniTarg Hala Targowa market is not part of the Old Walls of the City... those walls surrounded the city and were where now there is a linear park with many trees just across Wawel Castle going towards the Main Square, said to be the largest MEDIEVAL square in all of Europe. That park is called The Planty, or "The Plants"... a king, seeing that the wall system had decayed so much, and trying to "look modern", ordered its demolition, but the City had no money to build something in its place, so, years later some architects advised to plant many trees to transform the old wall system into a garden system. The only remains of the old fortification system are the Barbican, St Florian's Gate and a few yards of wall to either side of it. There is a small bronze model of what the defensive system looked like just before one enters the Gate from the outside, similar to the model you saw in the Main Square, which was the Town Hall and only the tower remains. There were no kings there. The large church in the corner with the uneven spires is St Mary's Basilica, it is worth seeing it inside. The small church in the opposite corner is St Adalbert's, or Sw Wocjiech, supposedly the oldest church of Krakow, but be cautious... the limits of that old Krakow were even shorter then... the other two churches you saw walking towards the Castle are St Peter and St Paul with the apostles' statues outside, and the next one is St Andrew's, the one you show some images of its inside.... that is the oldest church, it was a combination of fortification and church, but it was NOT inside the city limits. Go back to the castle, the statue of a guy on a horse entering the Hill from where you exited is that of polish hero Tadeusz Kosciuszko, also a hero of America's war of Independence together with Pulaszki and other poles. The main building in the castle is the Cathedral... don't miss it, specially the Royal tombs... all the kings and most presidents of Poland are buried there... you'll be surprised... from the outside you can see the chapels built for their burials. Don't miss the exhibitions in the Palace inside the Castle... I am not sure if you can still admire DaVinci's Lady with Ermine painting there... you can ask about it. Don't miss Kazimierz, the old Jewish Quarters, now a trendy district, just a short walk from your hotel... don't miss the Jagellonian University, the 2nd oldest in Central Europe, right after Charles University in Prague, the original building is right a few short blocks from the Main Square... many of their illustrious graduates include a Copernicus guy, many kings, presidents and Pope John Paul II, born Karol Wojtyla. By the way, Krakow's two oldest streets date back to the 11th Century and are Grodzka, where you walked towards the Castle, and Kanonicza, parallel and adjacent to Grodzka, where JP II had its offices as Archbishop of Krakow. If you have a chance, don't miss Auschwitz... it is not a pretty sight but is worth every penny... if time allows, go south to Zakopane. ENJOY, and thanks a lot for the images !!!
Hey Gabriel, just watched your video, and it makes me want to go visit Poland now, I hope you enjoyed Poland, now you know where I grew up lol. Love the history and architecture there. Anyways safe travels always and if you wanna visit florida.. let me know. Still following since kauai hawaii 2008.
Loved Krakow. Did you go inside St Mary's church on the main square? a-maz-ing! When you say dumplings, you mean pierogi? They became a staple meal for us.
Hey Gabe 👋 I’ve been following your channel for years now and I know that you loved the delicious beer at the end. Another great video! Enjoyed! Cheers 🍻
Great video of beautiful Krakow. Looking forward to seeing more of your adventures in Poland. I've noticed that you took Bracka Street from the Rynek Glowny to Wawel Castle. You should also check out Kanoniczna Street that leads up to the castle. It's a gorgeous little street.
@Rene_Moor3095 you just reply to a comment where I already said what frighten me ! But I will repeat myself just for you . SO I WAS SCARED OF YOUR MUM, TRYING TO SELL HER DIGNITY FOR 8 DOLARS AND 3 SPARKLING WATER BOTTLES.
Here's Part 1 in which I showed the prices of things in Poland: th-cam.com/video/GwGchCWs2Y8/w-d-xo.html
Definitely cheaper than Western Europe
Lovely video and again ... I could not be happier that you are enjoying your time in Poland!
The center of town is called "Centrum" in Polish.
Rynek Główny is pronounced: REE-Neck GWOOV-nih
Polish is quite a difficult language, Gabriel, however it is a language that can be learned, step by step by step by ... baby step.
Many Foreigners, inclusive of we Yanks, learn to speak the lingo FLUENTLY each and every day, of each and every year.
Dziękuję is thank you in Polish. You say it like this: Jeng-KOO-yay. Put the word, "bardzo" after it to say Thank you very much.
Bardzo means very in Polish. It is pronounced, BARD-zo
Remember to trill your "r's" Gabriel. They are all hard and trrrrrrrrrrrrilled.
Kraków has more 1000 years. This small church at 1:52 has 1000 years. :)
Admire and food with such a music a the end incredible💫
Poland is such nice and friendly country! Sending love from Zagreb!
Was there a few years ago, one of the best cities in Europe to enjoy a beer and take in the stunning architecture I think
Krakow is my absolute favorite city in the world. Thera are unbeatable monuments, food, culture and parks. I highly recommend visiting Krakow.
O polak
I was there 2017, such lovely city, nice food, nice beer, people are so friendly.
Was here 4 years back - love Poland! Cannot wait to visit again
zapraszamy jesteś mile widziany
I was born in Krakow years ago.
I'm glad to see foriners being overwhelmed and fascinated by that town.
There's so much "stuff" going on in Krakow.
Get yourself ready for the cultural experience....and food.
You are going to get some extra pounds of weigh.
Don't feel guilty about that...just enjoy it.
Greetings from Chicago USA
I was three times there. This video made me want to go back, LOL.
2014 and again in 2015, then in 2017. It seems I am overdue.
I love that you can simply pan your camera and all you see is historic structures. No blocky modern buildings to ruin the scene.
Been to Gdansk but unfortunately never got the chance to travel to Krakow just yet. Thanks for showing us a glimpse of Krakow for us that haven't yet visited.
Lot of history in this beautiful city! Excellent video,thank you Gabriel! 👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Great to see Krakow in the warmer months. Such a beautiful city!
Are you still in Odesa ? Because I am there right now.
You're my 2 favorite bloggers:)))
We love you Alina!
@Fn n Shut up. 🤦♀️
@@gdanski_G 😂
Love this! We are expats from Iowa living in Den Haag, Netherlands for a year now and will be on holiday in Krakow in 2 weeks. I hope we have great weather like you, Gabriel! We are staying right on the square and look forward to following in your footsteps. Keep the great videos coming and thank you for your work documenting travels for all of us, your fans.
Waiting for your videos :P
@@VoidCosmonaut we leave Tuesday, assuming the COVID situation allows.
More like KrakWOW! Time to visit Poland. I can’t wait.
What a beautiful city. So impressive and pristine.
Love this authentic vibe of this city and the way it's maintained, great city
I was there four years ago with my two sons for the first time. A lovely city! The city also has an old Jewish quarter.
Beautiful buildings and pretty, clean streets.
I love Krakow, Poland and Poland itself. A Great Country. I wish they had a better residency program.
I did not know how beautiful Krakow is until I saw your video. Thank you for sharing
Krakow, Wroclaw, Gdansk, small towns, Baltic coast, Tatra mountains - lots of beautiful and eye-opening places. Come and visit Poland. Greetings from Krakow.
One of Gabriel's greatest videos. Great adventure. Great music. Great narration. Great job! LOVED IT.
I may have to add Poland to countries to visit before it gets cold. Thank you Gabriel for taking us along with you.
That meal looked so yummy. Krakow looks like such an amazing experience. Thanks for the video.
Was there when the weather wasn’t so good.
It looks beautiful in the sunshine.
I'm from India and your videos are more than beautiful 😊😊
Wow! Looks beautiful. I want to visit
Wow this city is beautiful. I have only been in north of Poland. Need to book a trip soon!
Looks an amazing city. Beautiful architecture 🤗
After been watching your Channel for many years now I am happy that you finally visited my country !!! Thanks 😀
Hi Gabriel! Thanks for the video. I had no idea that Krakow was such a beautiful city. BTW 7:44 they are playing an Argentine tango (La Cumparsita). Amazing how music can connect such different cultures! Greetings from Argentina!!!!
Interesting, good to know.
I cannot believe it took you so long to discover this place!
Thanks!! Now this is the reason I first subscribed to your channel! Keep it happening. People like me want to hear about places that might not get to see. We’re traveling via you. Again thanks 🙏
gorgeous city, gogeous food, gotgeous beer, and ladies whats not to love about Krakow
Magnificent video of this great city!!!! We actually felt like we were there & the end of the video, the music, food & drink WOW!!!!!!!!
The music those guys incredible.
Heritage absolutly incredible love every moment.
OK, that settles it. I want to move there!
You should try Polish cakes. One of the best in the world.
Nice looking city. Never been to Krakow, but have been to Warsaw. Very nice there and lots of history. Had a guide,we stopped for a break at a bakery, good size pastry was 13 cents.
Can’t wait to watch this later. Glad you loved the amazing city so much. Take care mate.
What a beatiful city!
Wroclaw is beautiful as well.
Krakow looks amazing!
What a stunning city, Gabe...Poland sure has some beauty!! 😍 The largest brick castle in the world is in Malbork...will you be visiting soon? 🏰
Gabriel is right Krakow is incredible .
Fantastic city, wish to visit one day!
BEAUTY !!!!!!!! BEAUTY !!!!!!!!. Thanks
We went to Krakow in December 2016 the temps gp down to -14! We loved it! Great video Gabriel as always! Many thanks! :-)
I've never visited Krakow or Poland for that matter. I want to schedule a visit when I head to that part of the world on a visit Hungary. :)
This seems to be a very charming place, I hope I can visit sometime in the future. Seeing and sharing places like this is why I love traveling and make videos so much! And please keep up the great job! Subscribed!!
You should have gone inside the Wawel castle, there's a museum inside with absolutely amazing artifacts. Swords, armors, banners, paintings, sculptures and tapestries. You really missed out.
That place has the most confusing ticket system I have ever encountered. Worth it though. 👍
think everyone echoes your sentiments, Krakow is a great city!
Beautiful city
Am watching this at dinner after whole days work on a holiday and looking at Gaby giving a cheers of a real cool beer. I feel like visiting the place right now just to have that chilling beer. Sounds like an interesting place with beautiful old buildings
Yes, Gabriel ...I am just in Krakow . Wonderful city .
Beautiful city ! Thank you for sharing your travels with us ! Stay healthy and keep on traveling !
It’s good to know that sightseeing in Europe didn’t grind to a stop because of the travel restrictions.
Wowww what a beautiful place city, of Krakow Poland, my dream travel Destinations in European Countries soon 😍👍👍👍🙂💕👏👏 I love it 😍 thanks for the wonderful video sir Gabe, stay safe Godbless u 🙏🙂 from your solid fan from the Philippines 🇵🇭 sir Vhin
Beautiful video of Krakow! Thank you Gabriel ❤
Poland 😍! Kraków is so pretty but Toruń is even more beautiful town in PL 🙂
The river view looks very similar to the view of the Sava and the Danube from the Belgrade Fortress!
Maybe on video... being there, they are very different.
I love Belgrade.
All the best to Serbia from Poland
This River named Wisła.
Lovely! Just lovely.........thanks for posting!
Ah, my city :D. Glad you had a good time here Gabe ;)
BEAUTIFUL CITY
Kraków is an amazing city however, you are more than welcome to see more of my beautiful country to discover many equally fantastic places. 👍
It is beautiful if you are in the main square but outside the square it is not that beautiful. Only touristy places are well preserved in Krakow. It is the same with other Polish cities.
🍀Ciao.. Gabriel.. Amazing... Krakow.. Poland.. Thanks 🍀
Gabe, been watching you for many years and finally you went to Krakow. I just recently spent 4 months there.
Cool.
Hello Gabriel.....Krakow is great,,,,,I have next destination suggestion for you not so far away --- Tatra Mountains ----- great hiking trails --- mountain huts if you wish ... I'm familiar with the Slovakian side --- Stary Smokovek and Tatranska Lomnica ... you could make some of those great Nepal style trekking recordings there , but with cable cars if you wish :) ---- also Kosice is a pretty city if you make it to the Tatra's....have loved your videos for a long time....best wishesI
One thing about this square is I never managed not to get lost in it. Like I would never find the one street I was searching for.
Very beautiful, spectacular :) thanks :)
Glad you are finally in Poland after postponing it, and more specifically in my beloved Krakow... I don't know what your plans are there, but I humbly suggest a few things and inform you of others so that you enjoy even more your stay.
The old portion of the bridge in front of the UniTarg Hala Targowa market is not part of the Old Walls of the City... those walls surrounded the city and were where now there is a linear park with many trees just across Wawel Castle going towards the Main Square, said to be the largest MEDIEVAL square in all of Europe.
That park is called The Planty, or "The Plants"... a king, seeing that the wall system had decayed so much, and trying to "look modern", ordered its demolition, but the City had no money to build something in its place, so, years later some architects advised to plant many trees to transform the old wall system into a garden system.
The only remains of the old fortification system are the Barbican, St Florian's Gate and a few yards of wall to either side of it.
There is a small bronze model of what the defensive system looked like just before one enters the Gate from the outside, similar to the model you saw in the Main Square, which was the Town Hall and only the tower remains. There were no kings there.
The large church in the corner with the uneven spires is St Mary's Basilica, it is worth seeing it inside. The small church in the opposite corner is St Adalbert's, or Sw Wocjiech, supposedly the oldest church of Krakow, but be cautious... the limits of that old Krakow were even shorter then... the other two churches you saw walking towards the Castle are St Peter and St Paul with the apostles' statues outside, and the next one is St Andrew's, the one you show some images of its inside.... that is the oldest church, it was a combination of fortification and church, but it was NOT inside the city limits.
Go back to the castle, the statue of a guy on a horse entering the Hill from where you exited is that of polish hero Tadeusz Kosciuszko, also a hero of America's war of Independence together with Pulaszki and other poles.
The main building in the castle is the Cathedral... don't miss it, specially the Royal tombs... all the kings and most presidents of Poland are buried there... you'll be surprised... from the outside you can see the chapels built for their burials. Don't miss the exhibitions in the Palace inside the Castle... I am not sure if you can still admire DaVinci's Lady with Ermine painting there... you can ask about it.
Don't miss Kazimierz, the old Jewish Quarters, now a trendy district, just a short walk from your hotel... don't miss the Jagellonian University, the 2nd oldest in Central Europe, right after Charles University in Prague, the original building is right a few short blocks from the Main Square... many of their illustrious graduates include a Copernicus guy, many kings, presidents and Pope John Paul II, born Karol Wojtyla. By the way, Krakow's two oldest streets date back to the 11th Century and are Grodzka, where you walked towards the Castle, and Kanonicza, parallel and adjacent to Grodzka, where JP II had its offices as Archbishop of Krakow.
If you have a chance, don't miss Auschwitz... it is not a pretty sight but is worth every penny... if time allows, go south to Zakopane.
ENJOY, and thanks a lot for the images !!!
No cars! I love it.
Thanks for the tour. I really enjoyed it specially the part of drinking beer with live music.
Hey Gabriel, just watched your video, and it makes me want to go visit Poland now, I hope you enjoyed Poland, now you know where I grew up lol. Love the history and architecture there. Anyways safe travels always and if you wanna visit florida.. let me know. Still following since kauai hawaii 2008.
Loved Krakow.
Did you go inside St Mary's church on the main square? a-maz-ing!
When you say dumplings, you mean pierogi? They became a staple meal for us.
It seems that krakov lacks fancy name tag stores. It looks special and simple.worth visiting
You've been to a new place!
Thank you for always good videos. I am very much looking forward to the next video 💕
The building where you used to be(8:19) is the old town hall. The model in front of him is a reconstruction of what he once looked like
Great, informative video! I’ll put Krakow on my list of places to visit. Thanks for sharing…
exploring non stop!
Hey Gabe 👋 I’ve been following your channel for years now and I know that you loved the delicious beer at the end. Another great video! Enjoyed! Cheers 🍻
Great video of beautiful Krakow. Looking forward to seeing more of your adventures in Poland. I've noticed that you took Bracka Street from the Rynek Glowny to Wawel Castle. You should also check out Kanoniczna Street that leads up to the castle. It's a gorgeous little street.
I love the Brazilian music at the end of the video...good taste!
Hey, can you tell me the title of this melody?
Thank you Gabriel. I enjoy it very much.
Great video! The theatre you were looking for is located underground beneath the town hall tower.
Great video G, think I love Krakow too. That beer looked mighty fine!
Thank you for another amazing video and the food looked great- not a bad price at all !
Beautiful video thanks Gabriel.
You do enjoy the beer where ever you go 😊
WOW beautiful video, thanks a lot Sir. ☮️ n Big 👍
I'm over in Gdynia for work. You should swing by and say, "hi!"
Gabriel thank you for everything, you are an inspiration!!!!
Hi GAbriel, In addition to Tatra Mountains nearby to Krakow, look at Slovak Paradise hiking (insanely dangerous)
I love Poland. You should go visit sopot.
Probably you never been in Gdansk
city is stunning
Kraków is like a big Museum.
Is this a new video!? No Pandemic in Poland? Thats good news. Great video.
Great city!
That will be the day I come to Europe too....
wonderful krakow of sure
I can tell, That beer is so nice 👍 🍺
For me is one of the most scariest city where iv been - have a bad vibe during the night ( ghosts/bad spirits )
We are the safiest country in EU dude...especially for women...
@@sebastiankrajewski2029 I said scary not unsafe :)
@Rene_Moor3095 you just reply to a comment where I already said what frighten me ! But I will repeat myself just for you .
SO I WAS SCARED OF YOUR MUM, TRYING TO SELL HER DIGNITY FOR 8 DOLARS AND 3 SPARKLING WATER BOTTLES.