When it comes to Poland, some people already think of delicious pierogis, żureks or flakis. In addition to, of course, the medieval architecture and rich nature of the country, which enchant even the most demanding travelers. However, Poland is much more than that, and sometimes you just need to go a little beyond the tourist destinations to discover the real local flavor and have a real cultural immersion.
we, from awesome.club, we have researched the impressions of internet users who have visited Poland, and we are ready to share them with you. Check out!
“A beauty like this just walked in flying in our house. I was scared and didn’t have time to take a picture. At first I thought it was a bat. The beetle broke through the window net and flew into the room towards the light of the lamp.”
“I live in Warsaw, and several times I’ve found myself thinking about how I didn’t smell the unpleasant smell of garbage containers here”
“Furthermore, in my residential complex, the garbage containers are located on the premises of the buildings, close to the entrance of each one. Today, I witnessed the miracle of municipal public service: after the garbage is collected, a special truck comes to clean the containers with chemicals and hot water.”
In Poland, Tłusty Czwartek (“Fat Thursday” in Portuguese) is celebrated, a holiday in which people usually eat their favorite sweets, especially a typical sweet cake similar to the dream.
During a trip to the Poles’ favorite seaside resort, Masuria, it is possible to photograph landscapes that look like the Windows XP screensaver
And as night falls, the place turns into a true fairy tale.
“By the way, here in Poland we eat arachnid larvae for breakfast”
This in the image, however, is nothing more than a black pudding with an unusual shape.
You can find different types of processed purees in Poland
“My first time at a Polish wedding. I was not disappointed”
You can find miniature “inhabitants” like this all over Wroclaw
According to one of the local legends, these gnomes were the first inhabitants of the region. But, according to another, people called these little beings that came from the river Oder to help them get rid of evil spirits. Each gnome represents something and holds a story. The one pictured above is called Wrocławiak — citizen of Wroclaw in Polish. He even carries a book with the inscriptions “I was born in Wroclaw” in his hands.
In the city of Chełm, following the example of Wroclaw, 11 little statues were installed in nine different places around the city. Here’s one of them
Cieszyn is a city located on the border between Poland and the Czech Republic
So, just by crossing the river you can enter another country. And each side of the city has its own currency: zloty in Poland and Czech koruna in the Czech Republic.
A bus stop on “Long” street in Wroclaw
On the sign, the name of the street: “Looooooonga”
In the country of Chopin, the pianist certainly could not go unnoticed and without reverence.
In the center of Warsaw you can walk along the “Winnie the Pooh” street
“Kubuś Puchatek” is what Winnie the Pooh is called in Poland. (essay awesome.club🇧🇷
Since there is a “Winnie the Pooh” street, why not have another one called “Obi Wan Kenobi”?
Have you ever visited Poland or know any other interesting facts about the country? Which character would you like to honor with the name of a street? Tell us in the comments section.
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