Why do you visit Poland?

Seemed more like a museum exhibit rather than a place where things happen.... where I live the old town square isn't nearly as beautiful but lots of things happen there.


I was dependent on public transport - metro and buses which did work well enough.


After Brussels I spent a couple of days in Antwerp which is not as pretty but seemed much more.... liveable and alive. Not that I'd want to, but if I had to choose to live in one or the other it would be Antwerp in a New York minute....

Here is a tourist venue in Poland that I only heard about today.
No Polish culture, pure American, but looks like fun.

tripadvisor.co.uk/Attraction_Review-g2427111-d7099931-Reviews-Western_City-Sciegny_Lower_Silesia_Province_Southern_Poland.html

Because it's a great country to start with

...and to end with, no question about it.
I'd go back for to visit in a heartbeat (...after making sure of my blood pressure, he-he!)

Because you can spend your holiday safely in Poland, there are no earthquakes, no heat up to 40°C, no mass floods, the streets are safe due to low crime rate, and what's more, it's still cheap. Is this enough as an answer?

Wrong
earthquakelist.org/poland/


The way its going not for long,even a freaking Carlsberg by me is 17 Zlots in a reg bar.Guiness or murphys stout is over 24.

Yes its safe but after they let those wahhabis in soon........

Well, for comparison, 1 liter of beer at Oktoberfest in Bavaria costs €14.90 this year. It's about PLN 66.

Are restrooms free?

Toilets are free.

Free toilets for mean people:

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What has Poland given to the world?

These are some of the things;



More good stuff about why Poland is great!

My last post tonight is about Polish food...... delicious.....

It's worth traveling to Poland for this food sometimes.