My visit to Poland - Likes & Dislikes.

There is this tendency to shout your piece and stuff everyone else. Many are not good listeners either. Before you actually finish giving instructions to them for a task, they are off. There are many gibberers here in Poland. Motormouths that speak ten to the dozen and they irritate me.

As if sleeping on wersalka itself is not punishment enough ... Poland sucks big time when it comes to sleeping apparels :/

I liked the new terminal at Okecie Airport on my last visit. And the ladies who weigh your luggage are extremely friendly.

why do you expect polish people to speak english in poland , polish is their first language and obv they wont learn it just for a selfish person like you to come down and judge them because they didnt say ''hello i speak english, I've learnt it to make you happy'' Im half polish I've learnt the language fluently and I can tell you now people might stare at you in a weird way because a diva from US comes and tries to come in and show what kind of a place she lives in , to be honest hunny your english aint as good so you cant talk yourself. I've got russian and italian and polish in it. If i went to US alot of my friends from UK have said all you can see is some fat shits as their mcds is way cheaper than veg and fruit. but you wouldnt like that would you? no ... so just stop being rude and respect other countries that dont really have as much money as your country has cause it aint their fault and they still try and make the best of it you spoiled barbie.

I disagree with the first post. Warsaw doesn't come off as particularly beautiful like Switzerland or the French riviera, but it definitely has it's charm. I think you just need to find the right guide to take you through from of the nicer areas. I recommend the old town as it's definitely worth a visit.

Well, Warsaw isn't as nice as Prague but not as bad as other cities I've seen. I'm living here for some time and when I just came it was rather depressing experience(as you can conclude from my nick). Now it's not so bad, I met some nice people and knew some places in here. Maybe after a year or two I'll even like this city.

Warsaw is a well hidden gem. It takes some time to get to know what's going on here, where to go, what to do. But once you have done that you cannot help but love the place :-).

So, Zman, where to go and what to do to like this city? ;)

Check my link in PM. Warsaw is a great city.

I love this city, and I'm still not sure why. But it's true to say that its attractions aren't obvious like Paris/Rome, etc. But I keep returning to Wawa but never bothered to go back to those more fashionable capitals. I've just returned after a few years away and I can't wait to rediscover my favourite Polish city.

Indomitable city!

I live in San Diego, which is the ''FINEST CITY IN AMERICA''

Obviously your post is 2 years old but Europeans stopped moving to the sinking Titanic known as the USA, decades ago. The only people still immigrating here are the poor, starving and uneducated.

My sister finished her Masters, after teaching at the University she packed up and moved back to Europe. My parents are planning to return to Europe once they retire in 6 years and I myself (As a European member) dream of returning to Europe once I finish my college degree.

Unless you are wealthy (2%) or Not White why would you choose to live in the USA over most European countries? Americans distrust the government, their neighbors and co workers. Average American is in debt, over worked and addicted to prescription drugs. Education continues to decline from already pathetic standards. Americans are ignorant to the World around them, based on what the poor, starving and uneducated Immigrant brings over.

This country is the model of how to NOT construct a nation. Unless you are wealthy, of course. Then again, some people prefer a lower quality standard of life in exchange for TVs, 1$ cheeseburgers and endless traffic.

May be try along route 28?

A you tube film made by an American that moved to Poland and I think that could have been of some interest to Americans visiting this forum.

here it comes:

@Cojestdocholery

Great Video.I couldn't disagree with a single word.
Although I have been to America I have never been to LA, but I have friends who have lived there and one also went to Poland and expressed very similar views to the video.

For me LA v Poland is no contest!

I don't know, I just found it interesting. I have never been in the USA, wasn;t interested even I have an older brother in there.

Nice fairy tale....:):):):)