MORE Things to do in GDANSK, Poland | Including SOPOT & Walking guide

Great video

Love your videos!

I was there last year. Love this place

Good and informative video mate.
Job well done 👍👌

Incredible camera work, music 🎶in some parts could be more relaxing. But your work is incredible.

We enjoy your videos. On this one we find the music too loud and annoying. If we make the music quieter we can't hear you speak.
Sorry to complain cause we usually enjoy your videos

Gee , how's that great but weird building @ Sopot at the end !

Loved this video, especially as I’m hoping to be in Gdańsk next year at about this time! Looks like you had stunning weather. Just for interest, do you think the amber is cheaper in Sopot compared to in Gdańsk?
Any hidden gems you’d recommend please?
Happy travels. Stay safe,
Cheers,
Marg

I am german and first time i was in Poland i was 18 we travelled to Gdansk with a polish friend i was flashed of the kind and fascinating people there. Now i m 45 and i was many times in Poland, my wife is polish i have many polish friends i ve learned to speak polish,cant write it very well thats an issue of me. Next weekend i will be the second time in Gdansk after all this years and im excited like a little child before christmas! Polska kocham cie!

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I’m delighted you’ve enjoyed my city. If you do come back, do so in summer. For a change, an idea could be finding out street art in my neighbourhood called Zaspa, then you could hire a bike and ride it through the massive revamped coastal park from Bzezno to Sopot. An other idea could be a day trip on a boat to Hel, a very picturesque fishing village with an amazing beach, a well known spot among the Poles, but pretty much undiscovered by foreigners as of yet. Also, a much shorted boat trip is worth doing too to Westerplatte, where there’re Polish bunckers attacked by Shleswig Holstein at the spark of WW2. On the way through the river Motlava you’ll see the famous Gdansk shipyards.
Cheers.

You've seen WWII mueum and haven't seen Westerplatte? omg

POLAND=CULTURE,RELAX,RELIGION NO HOMELESS NO MOBILE HOMES NO LEGAL DRUGS CANADA=MORE HOMELESS THAN HOMES,LOTS OF DRUG ADDICTS,MOBILE HOMES NO LAND OWNERSBUT CROWN LAND LEASE AT HIGH TAX RATE FEAR NO JOBS NERVOUSNESS AT ALL TIME FOR YOU DONT KNOW WHEN YOU ARE GOING TO BE FIRED

I THINK IT IS CURRENTLY THE BEST COUNTRY TO LIVE RIGHT NOW AND ONLY GOING TO BE EVEN BETTER IN CANADA MORE AND MORE PROBLEMS .....NO JOBS FEAR EVERYWHERE LEGAL DRUGS ALCOHOLISM AND ZERO CULTURE ON TOP OF THAT HORRIBLE LONELINESS AND A JOKE EXTREMELY EXPENSIVE SHACK HOUSES BUILT FROM RECYCLE CARCINOGENIC WOOD WASTE PARTICLE BOARD ..........A DREAM OF EVERY LUCKY CANADIAN FOR OLD AGE

YESSSS . THAT IS HOW IS BEAUTIFUL POLAND RAISED FROM THE ASHES OF 2 WORLD WAR BY NOONE BUT ONLY POLISH PEOPLE ........ALL REMEMBER THAT AND THAT IS HOW NORMAL COUNTRY SHOULD LOOK LIKE I DID NOT SEE ANY COUNTRY LIKE THAT ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD MAYBE WITH EXCEPTION OF JAPAN BUT PROPAGANDA SAYS OTHERWISE I LIVE IN CANADA WHICH IS PROPAGANDA RATED ON TOP BUT COMPARING TO POLAND STANDARDS IT IS A TRUE THIRD WORLD

😍😍😍Great video

Excellent video 👍

amazing video especially 3d map:) all the best

Nice film, but I noticed one of you was eating with his hat on. In Poland it's frowned upon to enter a building and not remove your hat, if you're a man. It shows your goodwill and respect toward the host and it is a sign of good manners. It's a sign of suplicancy toward God when entering a church. It is a Polish thing, but if you want to be accepted and not to be treated as ignorant foreigner, please remember about it when in Poland, can be handy 😎

very interesting 👍🏻😉