Your favourite Polish region/city, etc

Dolny Śląsk, without a doubt. With Wrocław as my joint-favourite city. I just find the people in that region to be the friendliest and most able to have a good laugh with.

By the way, I still don't get what all the fuss is about regarding Kraków - sure, it's an attractive city; but to me, it just feels so... soulless and unfriendly.

Maybe everyone is sick of all the English tourists, I don't know. But there are usually just as many in Wrocław or Warszawa, but the people are much nicer in both those cities, so I can't explain the reason.

I expect I'll get lots of hate-mail for saying this though. :)

I agree that Kraków is just a touristic city with lots of tourist all the year around :)

I love Garbarka , Poznan, Nowy sacz, Tuchow :) simply love these places :) n ya to add this list Bialoweza :)

Krakow because i'm going there :)

it has a soul and something magical about it, I was told recently it inspires artists and I understand why. I like Wraclaw too but for different reasons, it has its charm too.

Poznan-Chłopy-Kołobrzeg

If it is the Śląsk area you like best it might be that the people are not typical Polish as a lot of them have German origins. I was never very happy in Poland I must say.

im off to szczecin in may, so im saying there!!! cant wait mind you, looks like a gorgeous place

No, its not actually. I know Szczecin very well indeed. Its nice in the summer and there a lot of students there as there is a big university. Some of the back parts are really dreadful though, like anywhere.

i lived over a year in Szczecin, and really liked it. Don't lisren to Michal....he's never happy about anything

My favourite Polish city... hmm.. definitely Wrocław and Gdańsk and of course Gdynia where I live :)

Poznań, I order to sightseeing.

Małopolska and Kraków... of course :D

szklarska poreba, szczawnica and zakopane but i love the mountians.

i've had there


the best campings ever

Krościenko
the best ice cream ever


the best 'ferie' ever...
and one Sylwester...

:)

lol.. "ferie": had to think about that to recall the meaning.. i spent all of mine in szczawnica.. most of "kolonie" in the mountains too. just a couple in other areas of PL.

lol.... winter school break :)

i remembered it just took a minute. lol haven't heard the term in ages.

i've also spent some time na pomorzu in all kinds of places between szczecin and gdansk and can't recall a bad place.. beaches are nice albeit the water a bit chilly to my liking. :)

Nadole? lol....it's a little town near 3City... i've been there a few times with my class when i was a teenager.... good times....lol....very memorable :D

i tell ya, there are a lot of nice places in poland.. i think it also depends on one's outlook on things... if it's michal or rocky, it's always going to be trouble for them no matter where they are.

oh, kazimierz dolny is a fantastic little medieval town on the vistula.

Jabwaw, I live only 15 km south-west of Tuchów. Indeed, it's a very nice small city.

I like: Tarnów, Żabno, Dąbrowa Tarnowska, Zalipie, Tuchów, Ciężkowice, Grybów, Pilzno, Ryglice, Biecz, Jasło, Krosno, Zakliczyn, Siemiechów, Wojnicz, Czchów, Lusławice, Nowy Sącz, Lipnica Murowana, and Gorlice.

I admire the Carpathian foothills more than any other area in Poland, with it's many lush forests, valleys, panoramas, farms, clean unchlorinated water, where nature abounds. Many nice castle ruins, medieval towns, and roadside chapels. I prefer the foothills to the Zakopane region anytime because I can do without the immense crowds of obnoxious tourists. It is also one of the few places in Poland where it isn't flat.

We spent a couple of weeks in Lublin last year. Its a really nice place to visit. My stepson goes to university there and we even were allowed to spend a few days in the dorm with him. Its just over a two hour bus ride from Warsaw. There are several schools and a very nice "old towne". There is also an old castle which has a respectable museum inside. There are some reasonable hotels in the center or close by. Good luck to you.

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I have not been to Poland yet.

However, my vote goes for Zielona Gora. That is where my girl friend is.

Does anybody know that Głogow is like?

Gdansk-I live here

Anyone been to Slupsk?

I agree Zakopane and Krakow, the mountains the mad mountain people and the beuty of Krakow.

you better....lol;)


nope...

lol i'd love to know what happens if he didn't agree :)

lol....he would be a prey of Smok Wawelski... :) yumm yumm yumm...

sorry for my ignorance but, WHO?????