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Gonna go on mission to Poland!


blackpool_uk  8 | 19  
11 Jan 2007 /  #1
Think I'm gonna go on a mission to Poland on my own next month. I've got 3 days holiday left at work and because off my recent fascination with the place. I think it’d be best if I put them to good use on weekend there...

Where abouts would you all recommend going?

Cheers
Joe
BubbaWoo  33 | 3502  
11 Jan 2007 /  #2
what do you want to do...?

krakow might be a good one if you are on your own

krakow-life.com
OP blackpool_uk  8 | 19  
11 Jan 2007 /  #3
cheers bubbawoo

i wanna go somewhere where there is a top nightlife and lots of friendly, open minded young adults :) I've been told Wroclaw is ok
hello  22 | 891  
11 Jan 2007 /  #4
You can visit some market squares, some castles. But it's cold in Poland now..
OP blackpool_uk  8 | 19  
11 Jan 2007 /  #5
where's that? wroclaw? hows the nightlife there?
BubbaWoo  33 | 3502  
11 Jan 2007 /  #6
never been to wroclaw but im sure the boys will show you the ropes if you head over...
davidpeake  14 | 451  
12 Jan 2007 /  #8
hey blackpool, Wroclaw is a great place to come visit, good night life, friendly and beautiful polish women, food, and drinks.
globetrotter  3 | 106  
12 Jan 2007 /  #9
Wroclaw is sooooo nice. It would be a great choice. Great architecture too but I take it that won't be the focus of your attention Blackpool !
vndunne  43 | 279  
12 Jan 2007 /  #10
Wroclaw is a fun town with loads of bars and clubs on the square. Check out "inyourpocket.com". Put www in front of it. Really good tourist guide
kaka  1 | 142  
12 Jan 2007 /  #11
there are 3 cities especielly worth to see in Poland:
Krakow - for me the best city in Poland, livly, vibrant, loads of bars and clubs, thousends of students, and lots of thingst to see, besides very close to auschwitz and zakopane

Wroclaw - great architecture, and really beautiful marketsquare, but i dont know anything about nightlife there
Gdansk - at the seaside, with Sopot and Gdynia so called Trinity - city. great architecture and great nightlife in sopot
ola123  
12 Jan 2007 /  #12
I think Wroclaw is awful and I lived there for 4 years!
Frank  23 | 1183  
12 Jan 2007 /  #13
Ola...how can you say that........???...it has some wonderful sights, etc, very picturesque.....great potential...investment going on....pulling itself up by its boot laces!!

If you consider it awful.......god help the rest of Poland....!
ola123  
12 Jan 2007 /  #14
Wroclaw has only nice marketplace and thats all. Roads and transport are just horrible. At 3-6 pm it takes 1 hour to drive from main bus station to swiebodzki and normally it takes 10 minutes. Wroclaw has probably one of the worst public transport in Poland. The worst traffic jams in the Dolny Slask :). A big shame.
Frank  23 | 1183  
12 Jan 2007 /  #15
Yes....at the moment, but it is curently being improved.......after 50yrs of neglect.....!

End of next year should bring a big improvement.
ola123  
12 Jan 2007 /  #16
More like end of next ten years.

Next year next year.... I hear it too many times about Wroclaw :).
Wroclaw  44 | 5359  
13 Jan 2007 /  #17
Whenever I say anything negative about Wroclaw it is always about communications.
Yesterday I spent two hours getting from one side of the Olympic Stadium to the other.
There is always one road or another under repair and most people here are fed up with it. But at the same time they are used to it.

Because we have so many bridges here It is impossible to go anywhere without crossing one. So the city in its infinite wisdom decided to close the two main ones or restrict traffic flow.

The reason: Wroclaw is using its quota of EU and government funds to put the city on the right track.

Another problem is the number of new buildings going up. New buildings cause roads to be closed. Very often these roads are important routes.

The most annoying problem for me is that journey times vary so much. The same jorney can take 10, 60, 40 minutes depending on I don't know what.

As Frank suggests it is all for our common future. Slow now means fast later.

But it is taking too long. The by-pass was started twenty-five years ago, so now, because the city has grown, part of it is in the city limits.

Other problems are narrow streets, which restrict the use of bus lanes.

To sum up. It's sometimes quicker to walk.

Rant over.
Mad  
14 Apr 2007 /  #18
krakow

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