Wrocław/ Ostrów Wielkopolski, Poland Travel Vlog| 18th Birthday Celebration| Authentic Italian Food

Cal and I went to Poland again, but this time we went to Wrocław and Ostrów Wielkopolski. We went to celebrate a friends’ daughter’s 18th birthday. In Poland, the 18th birthday is an a huge celebration similar to sweet 16 in the US. Sorry for the low energy towards the end but we went straight from the party to the airport. We are still long distance but trying our best to close the distance, it just might take a little longer than we thought. Your support during this journey would mean the world 🫶🏾.
Our Story:
We’re a fun loving couple who just happen to be long distance. Arielle (Ari) is from the US and Callum (Cal) is from the UK. Join us on our journey as we travel to each other, with each other, and experience different adventures. The goal is to eventually be together in one place, either the UK or the US.
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T I M E S T A M P S
00:00- 00:47 Intro
00:48- 03:42 Dinner in Wroclaw
03:43- 06:01 Exploring Wroclaw
06:02- 09:54 Rynek and Ice Cream
09:55- 11:00 Ostrów Tumski
11:01- 12:32 Train to Ostrów Wielkopolski 🚆
12:33- 16:38 Dinner in Ostrów Wielkopolski
16:39- 21:10 Driving in Poland and More Ice Cream
21:11- 22:22 Celebrating an 18th Birthday
22:23- 23:35 Outro
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[@user-tp2dl1gf4l]

You guys make me want to book a trip to Poland 😅

[@arielleyasmine]

You definitely should, the people are so lively and nice ☺️

[@radsec]

Farenheit scale is actually invented a Polish guy.

[@thehunta1744]

Didn't know that, really cool. As an American still using it. I've gotten better with celsius over the years though.

[@leno_o17]

​@thehunta1744 Celsius supremacy! XD
Fahrenheit was actually a german speaker, with mixed Dutch/German/Polish background. He was born and lived in Gdańsk (at that time part of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth), which itself was a city changing owners many times throughout history, from Poland to Germany, to being a free state. Now it's again in Poland.

[@thehunta1744]

@@leno_o17 Must have bean a genius. Imagine creating something so revolutionary. If only he knew!

[@leno_o17]

@@thehunta1744 absolutely. He also invented the mercury thermometer of all things!
Though, to be honest, I never knew much about him. Out of the famous scientists from Poland we usually talk about Copernicus, Maria Skłodowska-Curie and the likes. I only learned that Fahrenheit was born here when I visited Gdańsk and saw a commemorative plaque on the tenement where he lived.

[@mariuszjanusz5421]

tak tylko nie potrafił się zdecydować , dwie setki czy cztery pięćdziesiątki i go uprzedzili.

[@janetallen1487]

How much is that in American?"😅

[@AriandCal]

😅

[@dagmarvandoren9364]

Ja das war breslau. Kannte viele. MENSCHEN vertrieben. After the war. They gave this also to Poland...BRESLAU. so traurig. Thank you allies......