Our favorite spots in Wrocław, Poland | Food and history
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ส.ค. 2021
- #wroclaw #poland #visitpoland #travel In this episode we're spending some time in Wrocław, Poland. We are showing some of our favorite spots on this historic town. Thanks for tagging along! We hope you put Poland on your trip calendar and visit Poland soon.
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I love this video so much.💕❤💕
I am a third generation Polish-American, but yet my heart yearns for Poland so deeply.
"Go into the light." Maybe not the best thing to say when Mark was still recovering from that near-death experience way up high. Snorted out a laugh there. Beautiful city, beautiful food, and the best tour guides in Poland. Gnome hunting next week tomorrow? I just ordered my net from Amazon. Can't wait!
Loved the tour thru Cathedral of St John the Baptist. Although I cannot believe either of you don't know who he is!! It is very telling that there was a lookout tower there. You will have to find out who St John the Baptist is see why.. The View was beautiful. It is a bummer about your Camper. You will find a way. Poland is so clean and green. Thanks
Thank you for this great video! I'm a fellow American who has lived many years in Estonia and plan to move to Wroclaw. My great-grandfather was from Wroclaw before moving to San Francisco in 1881, so I want to live there for a few years. My only clue that great-grandpa, Hermann the German, was from then Breslau was an old photo of him in German uniform in the late 1870s. I love the informative, high quality, and great sense of humor in your video. I doubt I can find any records of him given the destruction of records in WW II, but it is worth a shot while drinking good beers and having good food. I noticed you had eggs benedict, which is my favorite. If you two ever want to visit Estonia, I would be glad to show you around as I am a historian and leading American expert about Estonia.
Love these videos! Makes me want to visit Poland more and more. Thanks for taking the time to share your experiences with us!
Please come and enjoy. You can skip our capital Warsaw but treat Krakow visit (former capital) like a must. Visiting Poland omitting Krakow, means you are not visiting Poland at all. Then comes Wroclaw - I live here (but born in Krakow area :-) ). Certainly, there are much more great places in Poland, you should see but remember all needs to start with Krakow!
Fantastic video. Fill with refreshment. Thanks for sharing it. Stay connected.
Love touring Poland with you. The market reminded me of Quincy market in Boston. I live the country so we have nothing like that. Anna speak Polish more love hearing you. Hope you can resolve you issue with Rosie soon. Weird how different it can be. Love you guys!!
What a beautiful couple you are!
Adzia, those sparkling blue eyes... even more gorgeous while trying to speak with a French accent 🤩
Another great video today. That view from the top of the cathedral was spectacular!
I’m learning so much about my Polska ❤️🇵🇱
Looking forward to part 2 .
Sorry to hear about Ruthie and Princess ☹️
Thanks Guys 😊
Oh, Mark, my stomach dropped, my feet started to go numb, my heart near stopped and I thought I was going to tumble off my sofa I was so dizzy! I’m right there with you, buddy!!! Loved the tour otherwise!! 🤗 Sharon
Always a fun Friday!
That salad looked great!
Being a history fanatic I would need a couple of months in Poland…and probably have to return to finish my bucket list…
Mark, your well-trimmed facial hair and haircut look so much better than other 'looks' you have filmed. Thanks for sharing the travel with us. love your channel
Right there with you Mark, as I have gotten older I have trouble with heights. But I have the trouble more with wide open spaces, where I feel like I am going to go face first. Thank you for showing us this part of poland
My Mama's home town. Beautiful city!
Oh my ..that trip you took to the top viewing area of St. John the Baptists' Church was scary for me just watching! I would not be able to do it. I hope Mark said a prayer in the church, being thankful he made it back down. I know I would have & then Blessed myself a few times before leaving. 😊 Then head to the nearest restaurant for just a large cold piwo & maybe some Polish city chicken!🍺🍽🍗 Beautiful little town, nice video.
Love the t-shirt Anna is wearing
So beautiful!!!
What a bummer about the camper rules, but in the end it keeps everyone safe. Hope you get that license soon. Was always hesitant to travel to Poland, because of the fear of not seeing the 'right' things. Now my thoughts are - I wonder if I still have time to go there at 74. I still am a little surprised when you say do widzenia. Wow that is what my sisters and I say to each other when we hang up the phone. Then I realize of course that is what you guys say. Baci did teach us some polish. And thanks to you I have started adding smacznego! I agree with going back to the camper in the middle of the day!
I am from Wrocław and I use to shop all the time in Hala Targowa. Great place
Welcome in my hometown. Have a good time :)
Loved vIrtually touring Wroclaw with you guys! Learning how to pronounce its name is a challenge however...I’m seeing w and c but hearing v and s! And they say English is a difficult language to learn 😂 😂
Poland is the home of my ancestors, and to see it here as you travel, it is astounding and enchanting. I would love to go to Mass at every church. One thing that saddens me though is the graffiti.
Pan Marek byłby (jest!) świetnym przewodnikiem turystycznym!
Na tej wieży jeszcze nie byłem a warto.
Pozdrawiam
On your trips through Poland can you go Poznan? My Grandfather was from Poznan and I would like to see the part of Poland he came from .
We’ll get there, I promise. Thanks for watching!
I agree, it is about revenue and bureaucracy.....love the newest adventure
Mark i b.s. with u all the time. You literally said "more gooder on the wallet". I bout fell off my couch laughing. I friggin love u guys.
Nice vlog thnx guys.
Please take care . Thank you 😊💓
I enjoyed your cooking blog and videos, and now also enjoy your “Kitchen’s Closed” videos! My grandparents were from Poland, so this is such a nice way to learn about my heritage. Do you have any plans to visit Szczawa?
Propozycja kulinarna na przyszłość. "Ryba po grecku". Nadmienię że Grecy nic nie wiedzą o tak wspaniałym daniu.
いつも楽しそうでいいな、こっちも明るくなるわ
Great video!
I am fairly new to your videos and I intend to start at the beginning with them...my grandparents immigrated to the US back in the early 1900s.....they are from a town/area called Morawczyna...I believe it is the southern part of Poland. Just wondering if you've ever traveled down that way. Love your videos and thanks for sharing...God bless.
We’ve been to Krakow area, but that was a couple years ago. We’ll head south again, and maybe hit Moraczyna on the way, ya never know! Thanks for watching!
Hi Cynthia. Greetings from Poland. I hope you could come to Poland in the future.
All the laws people come up with…🤔🙃
Wow the foods that you keep showing are getting better and better at tempting us to come!
I just wonder if the shenanigans are happening there just like they are here. I’m assuming they’re everywhere
Dziekuje bardzo za film. Duzo razy bylam tam z mamusia.Wroclawiu sie urodzilam ale los porwal mine do Ameryki.
I could have sworn you said it was the Sand Bridge over the Oder. I kept waiting to find out why a steel bridge was called sand.😁
because the island is called Sand Island
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15:15 " the first church was built by Przhsbrhdjd."? Say what now? 😁😁😁
Also, the 10tg century would be like the year 901+?
The first church was built under Přemyslid rule in the mid 10th century. After the Polish conquest of Silesia and the founding of the Wrocław diocese under the Piast duke Bolesław I Chrobry about 1000 the Bohemian church was replaced by a larger basilical structure with three naves, a crypt, and towers on its eastern side. After that, it was destroyed and rebuilt many times.
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Was just in wroclaw 2 days ago, shame we couldn't have met for a few beers
Anyhoo, we ate at Noriko sushi and I honestly think it's the best sushi in Poland, an odd statement maybe, but never the less absolutely mega, and a great city at the same time
Gnome hunting was a laugh 😁
Have you already counted the dwarfs?
First word that I learn when travelling to a country with another language is toilet. Polish is easy - toaleta.
Ooooh, you reminded me a story when natively English speaking person asked me what the f.. is wrong with my language that we put "z" next to "s" and next to "c". The minute I explained, that it's literally the same as putting "h" instead of "z" in English (shampoo - szampon, chocolate - czekolada), this guy was convinced that now he'll be able to get fluent in polish soon. After few days of trying he created whole conspiracy theory about my nation and language xD
Have you ever visited Kielce?
River is Odra not Oder
Great video, but the tenth century ENDS in the year 1000, Mark.
Good point!
How would you pronounce this "sir" name?
Do I need to watch how you eat your breakfast guys ??? Bye !
Most Piaskowy nie z piasku a prowadzi na Wyspę Piasek
This girl is really super gorgeous, and what a cook! But there's just one thing about her that irks me, and that's regarding her smile. Truly, she has beautiful teeth but when she smiles, it never reaches her eyes.