W Polsce trzeba koniecznie zobaczyć mniejsze miasta - równie piękne jak: Zamość, Bielsko - Biała, Bydgoszcz, Kielce, Gniezno, Rzeszów, Przemyśl, Olsztyn. Zachwycające są rónież małe miejscowości, jak Mikołajki, Kudowa Zdrój, Międzygórze, Sandomierz, Karpacz, Kazimierz nad Wisłą. Nie ma w Polsce dziur zabitych deskami, które najlepiej ominąć. Wszędzie są ślicznie miasteczka z jakimś pałacykiem, dworkiem, regionalnym muzeum, restauracjami i kawiarniami, skansenami, atrakcjami przyrodniczymi. Nad morzem to nie tylko trójmiasto- Gańsk, Gdynia, Sopot. Są jeszcze : Łeba, Krynica Morska, Jurata, Hel, Jastrzębia Zdrój, Cetniewo, Międzyzdroje, Świnoujście. Turyści omijają Mazury czy Roztocze, a to są przepiękne krainy geograficzne, gdzie można porządnie wypocząć, odstresować się, zaskoczyć siebie nowymi wrażeniami. Warto po Polsce pobuszować póki jeszcze jesteśmy krajem bezpiecznym i niezdemolowanym wojną. W Polsce każde pokolenie wie, czym jest wojna i odbudowa kraju ze zniszczeń. Uważam, że nasz pokój znów wisi na włosku.
@@ilonaoglecka9174 Yes, Poland has much more to offer, not only places know by tourists. Tak Polska jest sliczna i nie tylko miejsca odwiedzane przez turystow.Jest wiele slicznych, interesujacych miejsc, o ktorych ludzie nie maja pojecia.
Keep this place a secret please. My wife is polish and I friggin love Wrocław and Poznan. Amazing amazing cities and don’t even get me started on the food . Love from U.K. for Poland
Do not forget that Poland is a very safe country. Therefore, you can really find local people and they will show you and tell you a lot of interesting things. I don't think you can trust the locals anywhere else😅
Übertreibe nicht, " born to be alone" , nomen omen? In meiner deutschen Stadt kann ich vielen vertrauen, mir können andere vertrauen. Ausserdem, wie du zu den Anderen , so die zu dir ! Karma kehrt zurück, sagt man!
@@CharlieandRob neither of us are particularly religious, but you have to go inside these churches/cathedrals. If you are wowed by the outsides, the insides are just as spectacular 🤗
The procession you saw was the Rath Yatra celebration in Wrocław. Poland has a quickly growing Hindu population. The festival is celebrated in Poland since 2009 and Wrocław was the first city in Poland where the festival was held.
When it comes to 6:45, I'd say like 95-ish percent of Polish people have their washing machine in the bathroom. It makes sense if you think about it - they take off their clothes in the bathroom before they go to sleep or to take a shower, put them in the dirty laundry bin, then just take the laundry and put it in the washing machine whenever needed. If anything breaks in the washing machine, bathrooms usually have really good hydro-isolation so the chance of any damage to the flooring and other parts of the building due to flooding is minimal. In 2 out of 3 houses I lived in in the UK we had our washing machines put in the kitchen, on a carpet, which was installed on a wooden floor. The flooding wouldn't end very well, I'll tell you that much 🤣My friend's house which she was renting literally collapsed due to that. She had to live in a swamp for a week and after that she basically got homeless - the landlord kicked her out 'cause the house had to be demolished. It was quite a new house, like 20-30 years old.
I strongly recommend visiting Ostrów Tumski (it is really close to main square). In late evenings, when its almost night and there aren't that many peaople, this place has very unique and beautiful atmosphere.
People has no idea how many beautiful places Poland has. People often visit the same places known for they beauty but is lot, lot more not many people know about it.
At 1:20 when you passed by the church while looking for something to eat you had "Bar Witek" on your right hand side, delicious toasts and 'zapiekanki', one of the best in the city. Have a great time in Wrocław!
I worked there for many years I tell everyone to go there instred of going back to Krakow it is half the price and no tourists. Poznan is also a nice smaller version.There is a brilliant little pub at the back of the church called academia if you can get a room it is wonderful. Actually was Breslau under the Germans. no litter in Poland as well
About 2 weeks ago , I came back to my hometown from Wrocław (I'm studying here). It's so strange to see you here. I mean, it's a good feeling, but it’s just that I've recently been in Wrocław walking the same streets as you. And you are from England, and this makes my little head explode, haha. I guess I'm just happy that you've visited Poland. So, as I said, I'm so happy you liked Wrocław and had a good time here. I can't wait to watch your other videos ❤️
In Poland the bathrooms a lot bigger than UK so we usually have space to have washers in the bathroom or some people will have laundry rooms but we will never put it in the kitchen! 😂
Welcome to Wrocław ❤Polish people only put wash machine in Kichen if the bathroom is to small ! Actually most country I visited wash machine is in bathroom r have seperate room as laundry room ! I Like Wrocław but my favourite is Gdańsk Poznan and Torun
The historical coat of arms of Silesia is the coat of arms of the Lower Silesian Piasts ( Polish Dynasty ) - the coat of arms of the Piast dynasty, ruling the principalities of Lower Silesia. It was a shield with a golden field with a black eagle with a silver crescent band running through the eagle's wings and breast, which was crowned with a cross. Wrocław historically belonged to the Czech Republic for about 500 years, to Poland for about 400 years and to Germany for about 200 years.
I would say, though I am Polish, that Wroclaw belonged to the Polish "zone" for the shortest time in its history, still it is Polish today, but not only, it is open for any other people to come in and share their dreams here, welcome!
It's so nice to hear you like my city. On this video you passed by both my former and current workplace, weird feeling to see those places on You Tube :O Oh, and guitar record was beaten for the first time in 2006! I know cause I was there :D
5:13 Translation: Children don't do this at home! ... Do this at school! ... Attention, my better profile now! ... I could become a doctor... ... Prepare your hands at 3. 1...2... and 3! (I dont know wtf was that xD)
Greetings from Wrocław, my hometown :) You should see city market during winter, when the christmas town comes. Just like in a Santa Claus town. Wroclaw ZOO is also amazing. Have a nice trip.
No, one time i drove thru a city at Sunday, it was so beatiful, somewhat medieval, and there was so many people walking on the sidewalks, so many beatiful girls. Today I don't know the name of the city but would like to visit it again. Somewhere in Poland.
It was funny how you reacted to the washing machine in the bathroom. In Poland, we keep the washing machine in the bathroom, whereas in the UK, it's kept in the kitchen. In the UK, there are no power sockets in the bathrooms, but in Poland, there are. :D
speaking of "hoovers" - the self winding mechanism for the lead is a polish patent - one of the firms (electrolux I think) bought the polish maker zelmer to get that patent, pity it was sold...
Subscribed only because Wroclaw is my hometown but I moved to UK over 12 years ago and lived here since...I love Wroclaw of course and try to visit at least once a year. I am glad you like it. The claim about Wroclaw being more beautiful than Krakow is a bold one indeed and I blushed with pride when you said that :) As a Wroclawianka myself I am super excited that anyone could say that as Krakow is very highly regarded by all Poles.
The guy at 5:05 with the glove on his head said: "Kids, don't try this at home... Do it at school!" *inflates the glove further* "Now time for my better side" *turns around and starts shaking his ass* LOL
Hi rob rob here, I watching your videos and I thing you doing great job special wit my language 😂btw I’m polish…. I love Wrocław that was good choice. I think you should get inside one of polish church I think you will like all decoration
Good on ya Rob, I'm a Polish Aussie born here bread in Australia and back living here in Krakow, if you need a hand when you're back in this beautiful city, give us a yell, I'll be glad to help. Cheers.
I love Wrocław. I need to visit it more. If I had to move, my first choice would be Poznań for sentimental reasons and Wrocław would be my second choice.
Wroclaw is amazing and very underrated. Dear Rob & Charlie - if you want to see more about Wroclaw just have a look at my walking tours: th-cam.com/video/C6-Q-eafKl8/w-d-xo.html
Trams are great - sadly, quite a few places in England, but also France and Germany, that once got them, but got rid of them in favour of cars and buses in the era of car-modernisation in the 60s-70s (it happened in Poland too, but on a much smaller scale, presumably, because of cost - the wonderful city of Olsztyn has just reversed it and got trams back several year back). Sadly, it turned out it wasn't the best idea. I am often leading tour groups of children from the UK in Krakow, and usually one of the top attractions is... the ride on the tram. It is efficient, much more reliable than buses timewise, does not make you motion-sick, looks really cool in my opinion, and you can see a lot of stuff, unlike metro (although metro is really great too, especially if your city is over 1 million people). If you can, please push for their restoration in the English cities. I think that only Birmingham has some. As for the UK as a whole, I saw one line in Edinburgh.
@@CharlieandRob Similar history in Australia. Apparently Brisbane and Sydney had trams originally and got rid of them in the 60s in favour of buses. Only melbourne kept them. Then Sydney spent years making a mess digging everything back uo to put them back in. I was living there all through that. The gold coast, Adelaide and Canberra have added trams/light rail in recent years.
Last year november 10 day holiday . on 11 november National Independence Day (Polish: Narodowe Święto Niepodległości) that was great to be there. And the first day Christmas Market in Wroclaw beautiful. Ostrów Tumski is great Panorama van Racławice and close by The Lower Silesian Family Of Katyn monument . Really liked The Passage (Tablica Upamietniajaca Powodz Lipiec 1997 r.) Hala Targova my favorite place for some great food .
Great vlog Rob! I had never seen or heard of this place til your trip. It's visually so beautiful. Nice drone shots earlier too🙂 And yes always good to have the guidance of locals when travelling.
@@CharlieandRob Yeah, yeah, yeah... I've missed your invitation, but found it already: 1st of July. Remember, 3 days is not enough. You must come back to us !!!
Probably the most english comment is "having a washing machine in the bathroom is weird". Yeah right but having it in the kitchen where you cook all sorts of dishes and meat, where you eat and where your dog eats is all right 😂😂.
This is where we stayed over NYE (On same road as in this summer vlog but much nicer). Fantastic location and really nice! www.booking.com/hotel/pl/exclusive-apartments-just-in.en-gb.html?label=gen173nr-1FCAEoggI46AdIM1gEaFCIAQGYAQm4ARfIAQzYAQHoAQH4AQ2IAgGoAgO4AvXLpK0GwAIB0gIkMzA4MzVkNTEtZjhkYy00NGZhLTg1NTctZWU4NWFhMmRiZmY32AIG4AIB&sid=b68f9df03a4c9713fe02d13653ec9be4&aid=304142
Cities around Poland have trams because we are too poor for cars. There are plenty of people who would love to have a car but cant afford it so its muh convinience but neccessity.
Mógłbym tu podesłać wiele linków na filmy podobnych YT uberów zarówno zza wschodniej, jak i zza zachodniej granicy. Trwają spory, które polskie miasto jest najpiękniejsze. Aspiracje do tego miana mają oglądany tu piękny Wrocław, Kraków, Gdańsk, Warszawa, Poznań, Szczecin, Toruń, Kazimierz nad Wisłą, Sandomierz, Lublin, Łódź i wiele innych. Spór trudno jest rozstrzygnąć. Cieszmy się, że tyle jest pięknych miast w Polsce. A dochodzą do tego piękne Mazury, Bieszczady, Pojezierze Drawskie, Tatry, Pieniny, itd itd. Jest co zwiedzać, jest co oglądać i podziwiać. Jest takie polskie porzekadło: swego nie znacie, cudze chwalicie. Polska jest piękna, bezpieczna, czysta. Nie plujmy we własne gniazdo.
The city moat was built in the 13th century, as were the walls surrounding the city - Wrocław had a system of fortifications surrounding the city, built and modified over the centuries in accordance with the rules of the art of war, with gates, bastions and foregrounds outside the walls, on which nothing could be built, not to give cover to a potential enemy who would like to get close to the city walls. It is not Napoleon III that is associated with Wrocław, but the "proper" one, or more precisely his brother Hieronim Bonaparte, who, after conquering Wrocław in 1807, ordered the demolition of the city's fortifications. A few small fragments of the old walls and two hills on which the bastions stood have survived to this day.
If you compare Wrocław with Kraków, notice that the former (a German city then) was sorely destroyed in the end of WWII, while the latter remained untouched.
The historical coat of arms of Silesia is the coat of arms of the Lower Silesian Piasts ( Polish Dynasty ) - the coat of arms of the Piast dynasty, ruling the principalities of Lower Silesia. It was a shield with a golden field with a black eagle with a silver crescent band running through the eagle's wings and breast, which was crowned with a cross. Wrocław historically belonged to the Czech Republic for about 500 years, to Poland for about 400 years and to Germany for about 200 years. You need make research
@@arkadiuszarczi1559 also the name of it is Polish/West Slavic. That Germans-invaders occupy some places for a while, it doesn't make them German. What does "german" even mean? LOL Germany was only created in 1871. There is no anything as German ethinicity or ethnos. germans are just a genetic mix of Slavic, French, Romans and Jews and all these people created and made the construct called :germany". Grmanys is also just an English word. No on eve called themselves "germans" . germans simply call themselves - "people"="deutsche" because that's what they are - a mix of various ppl. The whole germany is full of Slavic toponyms. Also the capital- "berlin" is just an archaic Slavic word.
@@domiharrison9364 Not true. Silesia was either Chech's or German's since XIII century. Wrocław (Breslau) has never been a part of the Polish Crone until Teheran/Jałta settlements, in force after WW2 ended (1945).
I honestly had no idea how beautiful Poland is. First Gdansk in winter and now Wroclaw in summer. Just beautiful 💛
Well now you are finding out from the other side of the world :)
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W Polsce trzeba koniecznie zobaczyć mniejsze miasta - równie piękne jak: Zamość, Bielsko - Biała, Bydgoszcz, Kielce, Gniezno, Rzeszów, Przemyśl, Olsztyn. Zachwycające są rónież małe miejscowości, jak Mikołajki, Kudowa Zdrój, Międzygórze, Sandomierz, Karpacz, Kazimierz nad Wisłą. Nie ma w Polsce dziur zabitych deskami, które najlepiej ominąć. Wszędzie są ślicznie miasteczka z jakimś pałacykiem, dworkiem, regionalnym muzeum, restauracjami i kawiarniami, skansenami, atrakcjami przyrodniczymi. Nad morzem to nie tylko trójmiasto- Gańsk, Gdynia, Sopot. Są jeszcze : Łeba, Krynica Morska, Jurata, Hel, Jastrzębia Zdrój, Cetniewo, Międzyzdroje, Świnoujście. Turyści omijają Mazury czy Roztocze, a to są przepiękne krainy geograficzne, gdzie można porządnie wypocząć, odstresować się, zaskoczyć siebie nowymi wrażeniami. Warto po Polsce pobuszować póki jeszcze jesteśmy krajem bezpiecznym i niezdemolowanym wojną. W Polsce każde pokolenie wie, czym jest wojna i odbudowa kraju ze zniszczeń. Uważam, że nasz pokój znów wisi na włosku.
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Yes, Poland has much more to offer, not only places know by tourists.
Tak Polska jest sliczna i nie tylko miejsca odwiedzane przez turystow.Jest wiele slicznych, interesujacych miejsc, o ktorych ludzie nie maja pojecia.
those are 2 german cities tbf.
Keep this place a secret please. My wife is polish and I friggin love Wrocław and Poznan. Amazing amazing cities and don’t even get me started on the food . Love from U.K. for Poland
haha Im sure my little channel wont spread the word too far and wide
Don’t you worry. It’s well kept secret on internet. 😊
My daughter in law is from there. Although they live in the UK now. BRILLIANT wedding. And yes, it is gorgeous.
I'm from Kraków and I can say that your praise of Wrocław is well deserved, it is bautiful city with great atmosphere! I always enjoy my visits there.
I am really glad that I have not received hate from that comment yet 😁
Greetings to Krakow! I'm from Wroclaw but I love Krakow, the brother city. I always feel there like home :-)
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Just came back from Wroclaw a day ago, It's an amazing city, im never gonna forget it 💪
Yes it's beautiful right
Do not forget that Poland is a very safe country. Therefore, you can really find local people and they will show you and tell you a lot of interesting things. I don't think you can trust the locals anywhere else😅
Oh yes I appreciate its very safe
Übertreibe nicht, " born to be alone" , nomen omen? In meiner deutschen Stadt kann ich vielen vertrauen, mir können andere vertrauen. Ausserdem, wie du zu den Anderen , so die zu dir ! Karma kehrt zurück, sagt man!
True. We all in Poland appreciate foreigners and look for some interaction.
Wow, the colours of those buildings and the layouts of them, just stunning 😍.
That's why I was almost speechless when I walked into the main market square
@@CharlieandRob neither of us are particularly religious, but you have to go inside these churches/cathedrals. If you are wowed by the outsides, the insides are just as spectacular 🤗
@@leandabee I did go in a few. You will see in tomorrow's Rob Reacts video. But once you have been in one or two, you have seen them all
@@CharlieandRob look forward to it. I love old architecture 🤗
The procession you saw was the Rath Yatra celebration in Wrocław. Poland has a quickly growing Hindu population. The festival is celebrated in Poland since 2009 and Wrocław was the first city in Poland where the festival was held.
When it comes to 6:45, I'd say like 95-ish percent of Polish people have their washing machine in the bathroom. It makes sense if you think about it - they take off their clothes in the bathroom before they go to sleep or to take a shower, put them in the dirty laundry bin, then just take the laundry and put it in the washing machine whenever needed. If anything breaks in the washing machine, bathrooms usually have really good hydro-isolation so the chance of any damage to the flooring and other parts of the building due to flooding is minimal. In 2 out of 3 houses I lived in in the UK we had our washing machines put in the kitchen, on a carpet, which was installed on a wooden floor. The flooding wouldn't end very well, I'll tell you that much 🤣My friend's house which she was renting literally collapsed due to that. She had to live in a swamp for a week and after that she basically got homeless - the landlord kicked her out 'cause the house had to be demolished. It was quite a new house, like 20-30 years old.
I strongly recommend visiting Ostrów Tumski (it is really close to main square). In late evenings, when its almost night and there aren't that many peaople, this place has very unique and beautiful atmosphere.
People has no idea how many beautiful places Poland has. People often visit the same places known for they beauty but is lot, lot more not many people know about it.
At 1:20 when you passed by the church while looking for something to eat you had "Bar Witek" on your right hand side, delicious toasts and 'zapiekanki', one of the best in the city. Have a great time in Wrocław!
Hi Rob! Nice to see you happy in Poland. Enjoy the fantastic experiences with Polish architecture. For sure that will be memorable for you.
Yep, a very memorable trip. There are 4 more vlogs to come too!
What a beautiful place, I cannot wait to see more 😊 Great people you met too 🎉❤🥰
Yea great place and great people! I highly recommend Wrocław
Visiting Poland is like:
A1 - Warszawa, Kraków
A2 - Gdańsk, Wrocław
B1 - Łódź, Toruń, Poznań, Lublin, Zakopane, Katowice, Białystok
B2 - Malbork, Zamość, Kazimierz Dolny, Gdynia, Przemyśl, Bydgoszcz
C1 - Tarnowskie Góry (silver mine), Książ (castle), Wieliczka (salt mine), Cieszyn, Sandomierz, Warmia i Mazury (lakes region) e.g. Lidzbark Warmiński
C2 - Szczebrzeszyn, Wiślica, Łańcut, Brzeg, Lębork, Moszna (castle), Pszczyna (castle), Krzyżtopór (castle), Pieskowa Skała (castle), Morskie Oko (Tatra lake), Duszniki Zdrój, Bystrzyca Kłodzka, Nysa, Rogalin (palace), Święty Krzyż (mountain), Góra Świętej Anny (mountain), Hel, Błedów (desert), Tyniec, Jędrzejów, Zalipie...
So, what's your level?
No Tarnów and Rzeszów?! 😉
B1 (torun)
Wrocław, I love it. It's my home town. Greetings from Down Under.
I worked there for many years I tell everyone to go there instred of going back to Krakow it is half the price and no tourists. Poznan is also a nice smaller version.There is a brilliant little pub at the back of the church called academia if you can get a room it is wonderful.
Actually was Breslau under the Germans. no litter in Poland as well
I lived 40-ish kilometers south of Wrocław for almost 30 years before moving to Poznań last year. Nothing but pleasant memories.
About 2 weeks ago , I came back to my hometown from Wrocław (I'm studying here). It's so strange to see you here. I mean, it's a good feeling, but it’s just that I've recently been in Wrocław walking the same streets as you. And you are from England, and this makes my little head explode, haha. I guess I'm just happy that you've visited Poland.
So, as I said, I'm so happy you liked Wrocław and had a good time here. I can't wait to watch your other videos ❤️
Haha yea what a beautiful city! I always think like that. Like when I watch videos about a city and then go there
"It's weird having a washing machine in your bathroom" says the bloke with a washing machine in his kitchen 😂😂🤣🤣
Haha yep! Kitchen is bigger so it is easier to have space to put on an airer
In Poland the bathrooms a lot bigger than UK so we usually have space to have washers in the bathroom or some people will have laundry rooms but we will never put it in the kitchen! 😂
Cudowne miasto
Welcome to Wrocław ❤Polish people only put wash machine in Kichen if the bathroom is to small ! Actually most country I visited wash machine is in bathroom r have seperate room as laundry room ! I Like Wrocław but my favourite is Gdańsk Poznan and Torun
Washing machine in bathroom weird! Not as weird as having it in your kitchen!
Haha I thought an Aussie would make that comment as soon as I mentioned it 🤣
Well not that strange if you do not have specific laundry room
@@CharlieandRob Every Polish would say the same :)
Washmashine in kitchen lol 😂 all that laundry smell ith food ? Bad idea
@@shivo4328 You could say that the laundry would smell like poo and wee in the bathroom! ;)
It's nice to see and enjoy the views that I usually crossed driving bicycle to work ;)
The historical coat of arms of Silesia is the coat of arms of the Lower Silesian Piasts ( Polish Dynasty ) - the coat of arms of the Piast dynasty, ruling the principalities of Lower Silesia. It was a shield with a golden field with a black eagle with a silver crescent band running through the eagle's wings and breast, which was crowned with a cross. Wrocław historically belonged to the Czech Republic for about 500 years, to Poland for about 400 years and to Germany for about 200 years.
I would say, though I am Polish, that Wroclaw belonged to the Polish "zone" for the shortest time in its history, still it is Polish today, but not only, it is open for any other people to come in and share their dreams here, welcome!
Kocham to miasto ❤
It's so nice to hear you like my city. On this video you passed by both my former and current workplace, weird feeling to see those places on You Tube :O
Oh, and guitar record was beaten for the first time in 2006! I know cause I was there :D
Haha always funny seeing places you know on TV
5:13 Translation:
Children don't do this at home!
...
Do this at school!
...
Attention, my better profile now!
...
I could become a doctor...
...
Prepare your hands at 3.
1...2... and 3!
(I dont know wtf was that xD)
Greetings from Wrocław, my hometown :) You should see city market during winter, when the christmas town comes. Just like in a Santa Claus town. Wroclaw ZOO is also amazing. Have a nice trip.
Cześć, jestem z Wrocławia, powinieneś zwiedzić Ostrów Tumski, pozdrawiam
Przyjedź do Lublina na Karnawał Sztukmistrzów jest co oglądać wspaniałe przeżycie
No, one time i drove thru a city at Sunday, it was so beatiful, somewhat medieval, and there was so many people walking on the sidewalks, so many beatiful girls. Today I don't know the name of the city but would like to visit it again. Somewhere in Poland.
Hey, Rob, I'm glad you enjoy Wrocław. I live here myself since 2018 and I was as mesmerised as you when I first arrived for my exams. Have a nice day!
It really did put joy into my day!
Wrocławw is beautyfull. My favourites though Toruń, Poznań and Lublin.
It was funny how you reacted to the washing machine in the bathroom. In Poland, we keep the washing machine in the bathroom, whereas in the UK, it's kept in the kitchen. In the UK, there are no power sockets in the bathrooms, but in Poland, there are. :D
speaking of "hoovers" - the self winding mechanism for the lead is a polish patent - one of the firms (electrolux I think) bought the polish maker zelmer to get that patent, pity it was sold...
My city! Welcome!
Najpiękniejszymi miastami w Polsce są Kraków i Gdańsk. Wrocław jest bardzo ładny i reprezentacyjny, ale na drugiej pozycji.
Beauty is in the eyes of the beholder :)
I think all Poland is Amazing. Enjoy
Having a washing maschine in bathroom is most popular location for this in Poland.
Kitchen for us in england
Subscribed only because Wroclaw is my hometown but I moved to UK over 12 years ago and lived here since...I love Wroclaw of course and try to visit at least once a year. I am glad you like it. The claim about Wroclaw being more beautiful than Krakow is a bold one indeed and I blushed with pride when you said that :) As a Wroclawianka myself I am super excited that anyone could say that as Krakow is very highly regarded by all Poles.
haha I say it as I think it :)
Hey man I live here in Wrocław , thanks for visiting my hometown, you even passed erea where my grany goes shoping. Anyways I hope you enjoy stay.👍
The guy at 5:05 with the glove on his head said:
"Kids, don't try this at home... Do it at school!"
*inflates the glove further*
"Now time for my better side"
*turns around and starts shaking his ass*
LOL
Haha I had no idea what he was saying so glad you told me!
YEEEEYYYYY!!! You are in my city!!! WrocLOVE :) Hope you will come back more!!
I did absolutely love it there!
Wroclaw has a specific creative vibe, many different cultures, many freaks 😂
Hi Rob. It's great that you are having a good time in Poland. You should visit other places in Poland.
I have plenty of places to visit when I get the chance 😁
Welcome to my home city. Hope you enjoyed it!
Of course it is!!! No doubt about that👍🏻
Looks amazing
Rob, historical Silesia is beautiful. In Germany, Czech Republic and Poland. It's Silesia!
Greetings from Wrocław.My city
I was in Wrocław as a 7 years old, with parents, all day drive from Mazury in Polonez car...
Still remember zoo and moving stairs.😮 It was 1990.
Hi rob rob here, I watching your videos and I thing you doing great job special wit my language 😂btw I’m polish…. I love Wrocław that was good choice. I think you should get inside one of polish church I think you will like all decoration
Good on ya Rob, I'm a Polish Aussie born here bread in Australia and back living here in Krakow, if you need a hand when you're back in this beautiful city, give us a yell, I'll be glad to help. Cheers.
Thats interesting you have made the move back to Poland!
Long story mate.
Hi Wroclaw is much much betyer than Krakow!!! U have to visit Wroclaw in Christmas time!! Christmas markt is just charming!!
Kraków Is Mach mor interesting by far.
I love Wrocław. I need to visit it more.
If I had to move, my first choice would be Poznań for sentimental reasons and Wrocław would be my second choice.
Zapraszamy na Karmelkową we Wrocławiu, Robotniczą, Obornicką i tak dalej i tak dalej, zobaczycie przepiękne obszary handlowo usługowe.
My first day in the UK, o my god they have a washing machine in the kitchen 😮 greetings from Basingstoke
Just up the road from us. We frequently go to Basingstoke. Washing machines in the kitchen just make sense 🤣
@@CharlieandRob small world
@@CharlieandRob No, no ,no, it doesn't. Laundry between eggs , bread and potates??? NNOOO....
@@dorotabarbowska2184 laundry between wee and poo?! 🤣
Ja mam pralkę w kuchni! Co w tym dziwnego?
Wroclaw is amazing and very underrated. Dear Rob & Charlie - if you want to see more about Wroclaw just have a look at my walking tours: th-cam.com/video/C6-Q-eafKl8/w-d-xo.html
Very nice. In the 4 more vlogs to come, I've seen pretty much everything 😁
@@CharlieandRob Oh, that's good! I'm glad :-) Thank you for checking my videos and have a great day !
I had lived in Wrocław for 5 years during my studies, and I did not have any idea of things you told us about this city. Thank you:)
There are a lot more interesting things in the next lot of vlogs!
8:29 ist called "deszczownica" and "deszcz" mean "rain". So its like a rainmaker or something like that hahaha
hi, im form Wrocław, and yeah its great City, love it, and remember u must go to zoo :) and spend a little time on the bar beaches
Specky Looking Glasses Rob!!!! Good reveal on this wonderful city Rob 👍👍👍
It was a pretty sunny long weekend. It's now 30c there while I'm back home in the wet! 🤣
Very nice. Visited in 60s. It was gray and sad.😊
Well its not grey and sad anymore! :)
Come and visit Poznan! You will love it as much as Wroclaw 😊
It is on the list!!
Im from Legnica
You should come back to Wroclaw for the Christmas Market in December 😉
Maybe I will and bring Charlie this time 😁
Thanks again for you video 😊
Wroclaw is awesome. Ill be there in less than a month
Amazing place!
Trams are great - sadly, quite a few places in England, but also France and Germany, that once got them, but got rid of them in favour of cars and buses in the era of car-modernisation in the 60s-70s (it happened in Poland too, but on a much smaller scale, presumably, because of cost - the wonderful city of Olsztyn has just reversed it and got trams back several year back). Sadly, it turned out it wasn't the best idea. I am often leading tour groups of children from the UK in Krakow, and usually one of the top attractions is... the ride on the tram. It is efficient, much more reliable than buses timewise, does not make you motion-sick, looks really cool in my opinion, and you can see a lot of stuff, unlike metro (although metro is really great too, especially if your city is over 1 million people). If you can, please push for their restoration in the English cities. I think that only Birmingham has some. As for the UK as a whole, I saw one line in Edinburgh.
Well if cities want cars out, we need park and rides, then busses or trams in my opinion
Manchester has pretty nice and quite big tram network
@@CharlieandRob Similar history in Australia. Apparently Brisbane and Sydney had trams originally and got rid of them in the 60s in favour of buses. Only melbourne kept them. Then Sydney spent years making a mess digging everything back uo to put them back in. I was living there all through that.
The gold coast, Adelaide and Canberra have added trams/light rail in recent years.
The city of Grudziądz has the most beautiful trams in Poland.
Last year november 10 day holiday . on 11 november National Independence Day (Polish: Narodowe Święto Niepodległości) that was great to be there. And the first day Christmas Market in Wroclaw beautiful. Ostrów Tumski is great Panorama van Racławice and close by The Lower Silesian Family Of Katyn monument . Really liked The Passage (Tablica Upamietniajaca Powodz Lipiec 1997 r.) Hala Targova my favorite place for some great food .
Maybe me and Charlie will have to come back for the Christmas Market!
Nice endorsment for my city! I can clearly see that you enjoyed your weekend here!
More videos to come. Loved it!
Hi, welcome to my city, you need at least a week to get to know him better.
It's nice that you visited Wrocław, I had the opportunity to see my housing estate for a while ;)
Haha nice
Great vlog Rob! I had never seen or heard of this place til your trip. It's visually so beautiful. Nice drone shots earlier too🙂
And yes always good to have the guidance of locals when travelling.
Well I hadn't heard of it, let alone pronounce it a few months ago. But truly wonderful place
Next time visit Ustka on the Baltic coast.
thank you for your opinion about my town :-)
My pleasure. I loved it there!
I’m from Wrocław ❤️ Actually live in England
Greeting’s from Bognor Regis
I would have stayed in Wroclaw rather than Bognor ;)
Great job 😊 Greetings from central Poland 👍❤️
Dzięki
Wrocław slays !!!
Awesome place!
Try to check the city of Wroclaw. Among Poles it is the best city
Whoa, wait!!! You are in my city now? Nice to have you here, Rob ;-)
Well I was ☺️
@@CharlieandRob Yeah, yeah, yeah... I've missed your invitation, but found it already: 1st of July. Remember, 3 days is not enough. You must come back to us !!!
Probably the most english comment is "having a washing machine in the bathroom is weird". Yeah right but having it in the kitchen where you cook all sorts of dishes and meat, where you eat and where your dog eats is all right 😂😂.
You haven't found even 1 British person - this was so cool! :-) You made me laugh for so long! Gorgeous!
Haha well I found 2 English people in the end. But that's not a lot with the amount of tourists
@@CharlieandRob true :-)
Looking for recommendations for best place to stay .Which is the best are with lots of pubs and restaurants. Thank you.
This is where we stayed over NYE (On same road as in this summer vlog but much nicer). Fantastic location and really nice!
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Regards from Wrocław. :)
Heading there next month
Im sure you will love it!
3:14 czarna Madzia 😂, Magdalena. Subscribed
For my opinion Gdansk, Torun, Krakow
I felt the same about Gdańsk. I liked it better than Krakow tbh. Must add Wrocław to the list.
Cities around Poland have trams because we are too poor for cars. There are plenty of people who would love to have a car but cant afford it so its muh convinience but neccessity.
Wrocław is the best 😜 also washing machine in the bathroom is perfectly normal thing in Poland 🤔
It was awesome! But we normally have them in our Kitchen.
Mógłbym tu podesłać wiele linków na filmy podobnych YT uberów zarówno zza wschodniej, jak i zza zachodniej granicy. Trwają spory, które polskie miasto jest najpiękniejsze. Aspiracje do tego miana mają oglądany tu piękny Wrocław, Kraków, Gdańsk, Warszawa, Poznań, Szczecin, Toruń, Kazimierz nad Wisłą, Sandomierz, Lublin, Łódź i wiele innych. Spór trudno jest rozstrzygnąć. Cieszmy się, że tyle jest pięknych miast w Polsce. A dochodzą do tego piękne Mazury, Bieszczady, Pojezierze Drawskie, Tatry, Pieniny, itd itd. Jest co zwiedzać, jest co oglądać i podziwiać. Jest takie polskie porzekadło: swego nie znacie, cudze chwalicie. Polska jest piękna, bezpieczna, czysta. Nie plujmy we własne gniazdo.
Well beauty is in the eyes of the beholder :D
Mŏsz rychtyg. Gryfny je jok Gryfny
The city moat was built in the 13th century, as were the walls surrounding the city - Wrocław had a system of fortifications surrounding the city, built and modified over the centuries in accordance with the rules of the art of war, with gates, bastions and foregrounds outside the walls, on which nothing could be built, not to give cover to a potential enemy who would like to get close to the city walls.
It is not Napoleon III that is associated with Wrocław, but the "proper" one, or more precisely his brother Hieronim Bonaparte, who, after conquering Wrocław in 1807, ordered the demolition of the city's fortifications. A few small fragments of the old walls and two hills on which the bastions stood have survived to this day.
Yea I was told the wrong info so I corrected it on screen
My friend, Wroclaw is my favorite Polish city. Krakow is beautiful, but I prefer Wroclaw as well.
Where do you have a washing mashine in Britain if not in the bathroom?
In the kitchen. That's where all the plumbing is and more space
Yes it is,Wrocław is most beautiful city of Poland😄.
To miasto z nazwy WROCŁAW powoli zmienia nazwę na BANDERASTAD!!.
szybared, No Krakow is the most beautiful. I also like Warsaw. Poland's cities and towns are gorgeous. but you people beware such twats as this guy.
I am from Warszawa so i will say no... Warszawa is the most fantastic and beautiful city But I live in Florida for over 30 years so....
It wasnt that fantastic then! :D
it was super but different. I love the place where I gown up, was quiet, green and peaceful.
If you compare Wrocław with Kraków, notice that the former (a German city then) was sorely destroyed in the end of WWII, while the latter remained untouched.
The historical coat of arms of Silesia is the coat of arms of the Lower Silesian Piasts ( Polish Dynasty ) - the coat of arms of the Piast dynasty, ruling the principalities of Lower Silesia. It was a shield with a golden field with a black eagle with a silver crescent band running through the eagle's wings and breast, which was crowned with a cross. Wrocław historically belonged to the Czech Republic for about 500 years, to Poland for about 400 years and to Germany for about 200 years. You need make research
@@arkadiuszarczi1559 You haven’t read carefully. I’ve written THEN, i.e during the WWII.
@@arkadiuszarczi1559 also the name of it is Polish/West Slavic. That Germans-invaders occupy some places for a while, it doesn't make them German. What does "german" even mean? LOL Germany was only created in 1871. There is no anything as German ethinicity or ethnos. germans are just a genetic mix of Slavic, French, Romans and Jews and all these people created and made the construct called :germany". Grmanys is also just an English word. No on eve called themselves "germans" . germans simply call themselves - "people"="deutsche" because that's what they are - a mix of various ppl.
The whole germany is full of Slavic toponyms. Also the capital- "berlin" is just an archaic Slavic word.
Wroclaw been occupied by Germans for some times but never been German in first place
@@domiharrison9364 Not true. Silesia was either Chech's or German's since XIII century. Wrocław (Breslau) has never been a part of the Polish Crone until Teheran/Jałta settlements, in force after WW2 ended (1945).
Toruń - ❤️
Yes it is
Bardzo fajny vlog. Czekam na kolejne.
Thanks mate!