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@diesel34167 I show some of the bunkers in my next few Albania vlogs. Crazy how many there are. And yes an area of an interesting and unique religious history.

@vichael my second vlog shows some of the less pretty spots. I think it’s like all cities with ugly and nice spots. In the old town center it’s very nice if you Like that style of architecture.

@@TravelwithMrJon I do like that kind of architecture but I didn't go to the centre exactly as I was only passing through some southern districts when i was touring through Silesia

At least you know it exists should you ever come back this way. @vichael

Thanks for staying 🥹 @lukaszw1

@nonperson22 I was surprised as well. I almost didn’t bring my camera. 2. Albania wants to be like southern Poland clearly or they are trying to attract more polish tourists. 3. It was the end of the European Cup… some football thing 😂

@@TravelwithMrJon They are trying to attract more polish tourists but they have attracted an American tourist for now 😆🤗🤭

@davidyoung9561 I heard it’s cool for the younger generations…

Thanks Nathan @muthapluckinnathan

That’s a cool piece of information. Thanks for sharing this @barnaba333

Okay. Was good 👍 for me

Yeah or used a translation app. But then again it takes away the newness of these walks or as I say the real tourist experience. @solidarnosc9663

@diesel34167 interesting premise. According to Nostradamus we are waiting for the first Antichrist now right?

@@TravelwithMrJon Pierwszy to był Napoleon, drugi to Hitler, a czekamy na trzeciego jedookiego "Mahdiego", który przed końcem dekady powinien się ujawnić gdy Taliban podbije upadający Pakistan i przejmie od nich atomówki. To są tylko jego prywatne oznaczenia ludzi podłych na tym łez padole. Nie zawracałbym sobie tym głowy.

lol 😂 hahaha that would have been a better joke @Dreju78

What did you think of Poland? Where did you go? @Love_Help

@@TravelwithMrJon Hello 👋 we went to Ryn, Belystok, Warsaw,Gizcko

@@TravelwithMrJon I am learning polish words, my BF lives in US, I love Poland especially grocery stores like Bedronka, Zabka, Lidle, I’d like to move to Poland some day! What about you? why did you decide to go to Poland?

@@Love_Help So you were in several cities I just visited and filmed. Bialystok, Warsaw, and Gizycko. Cool :)

@@Love_Help I had a Polish girlfriend years ago, over ten years ago that introduced me to the country. I visited on my own a few times and then moved there for a year. It's a great country.

You are most welcome. @martinjohnson2549

@bibliusz777 I've been to the city two times now. Once in the winter and now summer. I like it :)

Cool! Thanks for watching. How is the Philippines I was considering doing some exploring over there for one of my school vacations. @user-vm8ci5df2q

I did show better parts in part 1. I guess I shouldn't have taken that side street, but then again it's still Poland :) @user-js9ee2xo1k

@peterkiedron8949 there was a part 1 that showed off more of the city. Frankly my intentions of these tourist walks are simple snapshots. At least there is some content to build from…

Yes it was. Hopefully not as hot for you right now. I know that was the most miserable night of sleeping I had on my Poland trip. Absolutely brutal... @Helvett222

Thank you 🙏 was looking at return possibilities today… overall a good summer holiday @ricken21

You have given me a reason to return. As you might have noticed I simply turn onto random streets without much planning. @Tomidon at least I saw more Art Nouveau on my first part.

@nonperson22 1. Thank you for doing that...I would have to guess where to go, like usual. 2. HAHAHAH 3. I've been to the desert - even filmed it but never released the vlog because it's fake and overrated. There are some nice castles within driving range though. 4. That's a great point. I knew I could walk down that street. In USA, I would be running in the opposite direction even during the middle of the day. 5. I know you were disappointed I didn't jump in the river. It wasn't deep enough.

@@TravelwithMrJon 1. I try to help Americans, I know how much they suffer when they read Polish words 😆 3. Not everyone likes the desert, at least there are no snakes there 😁 5. Good that you didn't jump into the river, but it's even better that you didn't go in it "na waleta" to cool off 🤣😅

@nonperson22 what’s wrong with cooling off in that river? It was shallow 😂 but it would have worked.

@@TravelwithMrJon Na waleta ? Na pewno by zadziałało ale nie wypada 🤣🤣🤣😂

@@nonperson22 hahaha

@mroxygennemroxygenne2939 It was my pleasure. I wish the heat hadn't been so bad and I could have shown more of the city.

I should have gone inside @mrybinski68

Thank you for watching.

@barbac3742 I used to live in Krakow (for a school year) and have been all over the country. This summer I started in Krakow, visited Katowice, Pszczyna, Warsaw, Bialystok, Elk, Gizycko, Olystyn, Poznan and as you noticed Wroclaw. I'm not surprised, I just admire the beauty of the cities. They are different than what I expected or in comparison from where I grew up in the USA. It was a good trip and I was happy to explore more of the countryside.

@@TravelwithMrJon thanks for the info & clarification, I suspected so but wasn't sure. It's great you have been exploring our country and you like it 😀🇵🇱

@@barbac3742 It's a great place and I think unappreciated for the history, art, nature, and people that are present.

@sylwia8942 It was certainly well worth a trip. I also really liked Pszczyna which is close by too.

@MrRzelich I will add to the future list

Did I translate it wrong? It's a Chinese restaurant right? @martinjohnson2549

@@TravelwithMrJon I'm referring to "stomaching" polish food.It's most often made from fresh ingredients, thus it's extremely unlikely to get digestive issues, as long as one doesn't do crazy mixes. Great video thou, we are not taught enough at school about historical treasures across the country. Thanks. Now, I'm onto Your Białystok video.

@martinjohnson2549 stomach issues only if you eat at zabka for your primary meals 🥹. Enjoy Bialystok. I recommend Elk after as a small city contrast.

@martinjohnson2548 I know it was pretty amazing this small city has all these buildings. I didn’t even show you all the streets just a sample.

Wow 😮 that just adds to the story of this interesting building to say the least with the locals not enthused either. Thank you for sharing this tidbit @dekar111

I did say they were originally separate a few times. Happy to show your city off. @centralna.poczta4648

No offense meant @MrRzelich most people who watch these videos are from Poland. We ALL KNOW they were GERMAN run camps.

@@TravelwithMrJon No offense but there is a tendency to forget about it.

@@MrRzelich I'm still shocked that there is a group of people who not only forget about it but claim it never happened. Always good to add some dialogue. It's been a while since I got a reminder, so I'll make a note as well to continue to make that clear on future vlogs :)

@user-js9ee2xo1k I'm not sure when I will return to Poland. I might go over for the Christmas holidays but there are other countries besides Poland :)

I am happy to know that @RHaenJarr

@marks6194 Thanks for watching and your comments. My tourist walking tours are not for every person... I think if I came back in the fall or for that matter winter with the spirit of the markets going strong the mood would shift greatly. I was surprised about all the graffiti. It seems the bigger the city in Poland the more graffiti.

I said they got connected in 1952 or 3 during the walk. @utahdan231

@janekpolczyk5853 It's the brand of the hat back in USA. I have no control over it. If you are that concerned about "Z" because of global events, it doesn't have the same meaning where I'm from. Z is a commonly used letter in the English language. I only noticed the stitching after your comment. On a side note aside from this trip to Poland, I wear it mainly for running.

@@TravelwithMrJon To nie istotne, to tylko litera.. Jak jesteś w Bielsku podjedź na górę Szyndzielnia.. Można wjechać kolejką z miasta lub dla wytrwałych wejść pieszo.. piękna panorama miasta i schronisko ( hotel górski ) dobre piwo..warto zobaczyć..

@@centralna.poczta4648 Didn't have time this trip, but will be on the list for future visits when the weather isn't as sweltering. I filmed this during a hot weather day over a month ago.

@@TravelwithMrJonsorry, you did. My point was why the architecture of Bielsko is similar to Vienna and why Biała is so simple. No Habsburg influence.

I enjoyed it. I wish it hadn't been so hot, but great location. @Helvett222 although I might prefer Pszczyna. Only twenty minutes away by train.

The guy went overload with the ketchup. I would take it without any. I had to wipe away most of it to enjoy the tastiest of that meal. You are right I would enjoy Warsaw prior to the war. I like some of the commieblocks but no one wants to watch them lol @benwars9524

@@TravelwithMrJon And, don't get me wrong, I'm not an enemy of ketchup in principle. I love to pour it on another Polish speciality, the "kotlet mielony" (minced-meat cutlet, my favourite is made of mixed pork/beef). And in burgers, of course. ;)

@@benwars9524 No, it was WAY TOO MUCH. I just told him I wanted to original...not knowing that's what was coming out.

Already did… there is vlog up for that trip too @mrybinski68

@@TravelwithMrJon If you ever have a chance to visit Pszczyna again in other seasons, especially winter and fall, I totally recommend it.

@@bastian33o2 I agree winter would be ideal.

That's the guy! @antekp2965 the question is was the show he created any good?

@@TravelwithMrJon czcams.com/video/unuTG_vG0AI/video.htmlsi=VMwe9Qg91mpmy263

Najrzadsze z imion na liscie produkji,jak tez Otokar Balcy.

Thanks for watching me play tourist @karlprbyloski8001

@T_Witek_T I think I saw four statues…

@@TravelwithMrJon There are four: "Reksio", "Pampalini", "Bolek & Lolek" and "Balthazar Sponge".

Perhaps you are right lol @perkunlitewski

Thanks for sharing this bit of information. I thought both were held in each. But then again haven’t read up on that bit of history in sometime. @TonyClue-iv1vi

@diesel34167 it’s a border town but yes. Katowice was Silesia. Pszczyna is for sure. Wish I still had the Rybnik video… did you watch the old Opole one?

@@TravelwithMrJon Opole widziałem ale to było 25 lat temu, Podobna architektura jest w zasadzie w każdym średnim mieście. Odwiedź miasta czeskiego pogranicza. Kudowa Zdrój, Krynica i wiele innych zwłaszcza uzdrowiska i sanktuaria.

@diesel34167 Noted, I will add them to the list.

@diesel34167 I noticed as much in my travels but it’s still a cool city to visit although it reminded me of several others. A neat history though. As for churches we have seen better or worse.

@diesel34167 so Poland and France will be unscathed in this madness?

​@@TravelwithMrJonTylko Polska i Rumunia przejdą wojnę bez strat ludzkich i materialnych ale kosztem zgody na islizacje kraju i sojusz z Talibanem. Francja będzie bardzo wyniszczona i dopiero po wyładowaniu Amerykańskich wojsk tak jak podczas II WS w Akwitanii i Normandii zacznie wygrywać😢

I didn't know about Romania. Interesting the countries that go about unscathed. Is there a book to read about all this? @diesel34167

@@TravelwithMrJon Dobrym miejscem do ucieczki będzie w miarę Skandynawia oraz Pribałtyka czy Anglia. Aczkolwiek dwa lata po rozpoczęciu wojny w Atlantyk uderzy 400 metrowa asteroida, która przerwie wojnę na 2 lata z powodu atomowej zimy, gdy na równiku będzie -20 C to w Kanadzie czy pólnocnej Europie nawet -80 C. Ludzie będą zamarzać na północy a ci z miast uciekać na wieś , gdyż zamarźnie kanalizacja i nie da się żyć. Upadek asteroidy wywoła fale i podniesienie wód oceanów. Zalana będzie Irlandia, i brzegi Ameryk oraz Europy do 150 km od linii brzegowej. Afryka w większości wymrze z wiadomych przyczyn. Zalana będzie też połowa Anglii i Londyn ale chyba nie do końca, bo potem mają go Francuzi bombardować zniknie całkowicie. Skandynawia stanie się wyspą, gdyż zatoka Botnicka zaleleje Finlandie. Dania przpadnie jak i połowa niskopołozonyh ziem Niemiec. O Holadndii itp. nawet nie wspominam. Książki są zachodnich autorów o III WŚ ale mówią dość ogólnie. Wojna ta stanowi jako by centrum Nostradamusowych wizji jak i jest punktem zwrotnym dla ludzkości i chrześcijaństwa. Dwa lata przed jej końcem ukaże się krzyż na niebie i 3 dni ciemności (to pomoże szbciej zakończyć wojnę gdyż islamiści zaczną przechodzić na chrześcijaństwo) związane to będzie z bliskim przelotem koło naszej ziemi jakiejś cyklicznej planety. Nastąpi przebiegunowienie ziemi i ponowny serial kataklizmów. Nastąpi korekta trajektorii ziemi i skrócenie roku .Zmienią kalendarz na 13 miesięcy po 28 dni.... Takiej wojny nie było i nigdy nie bedzie jak ta za kilkanaście lat. Są książki po polsku ale najbardziej o tej wojnie mówi facet pod pseuodnimem Andy Collins: Nostradamus i III WS. Opisał on głównie odkrycia polskich badaczy Nostradamusa, dziś już nie żyjących: Andrzeja Prokopiuka piszącego pod pseudonimem "Atraktor" oraz profesora piszącego pod pseudonimem: "Arteuza Centurion". Można w necie znaleźć kopie nieczynnego już forum koniecswiata.info. Tu masz linku do wątku o Polsce i III WS, ale można też wyszukać na tym forum los: USA, GB, itp. koniecswiata.info/forum/topic/232/wiek-xxi-wizje-i-przepowiednie-wolna-dyskusja-i-dociekania/page/7/

@Kretek I drove through it on way to Ukraine and saw the walls but other than that I never spent anytime there. I hear it’s rather nice, but not the most logistically friendly place to get to by trains.

@@TravelwithMrJon Yeah. Unfortunately its a problem with many places in eastern Poland.

@Kretek so next time I figure out some places near the area say like Lublin I will plan a day trip.