PEOPLE SAID NOT TO GO TO KATOWICE, POLAND
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- čas přidán 28. 08. 2024
- Even though people told us Katowice wasn't worth visiting, we went anyways and are so glad we did! The city is different than any other we have seen in Poland and we had a great day exploring the sites in Katowice. Sometimes before you believe what others say about a place, it's best to go and see it for yourself!
Where we went in this Katowice travel video:
- Katowice Culture Zone: Spodek, NOSPR and International Conference Centre
- The Silesian Museum
- Restauracja Chata z Zalipia for lunch
- The Nikiszowiec neighbourhood
- Flower Market Square
- 3 Maja Street and Mariacka Street
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Loved the scene where you order the soup and the lady talks to you in Polish all the time. Great video! Awesome travel channel. Cheers from Japan.
That's typical for middle aged polish women - They'll keep talking Polish no matter if you understand or not. I love it.
I was soooo... confused. Weird moment.
She was an old lady who cant talk in english, she was learning in childhood only russian bcs of comunism
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHah it is so terrible
That's typical for polish people in it's 50 :D
So i found this channel about one year and something ago, I wanted to go in Erasmus to Poland, just wasn't sure if that was the right choice (I'm from Portugal btw).. so after your reviews of Poland, I was sure that this country was the best place I could go. I ended up staying 10 months in Katowice and it was the best experience of my life.
I cried seeing this honestly, i miss that city so much, I miss Poland a lot.
So thank you, you gave me reasons to choose Poland one year ago and now you are making me happy by remembering my life for almost a year in Katowice 💜
MAYBE because this city look like cities from west Europe, don't think so? For me Krakow is much better but Katowice are good!
Jessica. I can so relate to your comment. I was there for a week in 2018 and when I saw this video my eyes leaked also.
@@alanwoods1930 I'm studying in Wrocław. When I saw the video I was amazed, the city of Katowice looks so modern, I didn't expect that.
@@maronkhalilibrahim4565 in my limited experience Katowice is a fine blend of ancient and modern. By ancient I mean medieval. We have nothing like it in New Zealand cities. The closest we come are neogothic churches but many of them have been damaged even destroyed by earthquakes. New Zealand is very earthquake prone the is nowhere where it can be said to be entirely free of earthquakes, hence we are sometimes called, the shakey isle's.
I'm living in Katowice and I'm so happy that people actually appreciate my city :)
11 november we have independence day in Poland, so I suspect that is the reason why there was so many Polish flags.
Anglistą to ja nie jestem, ale mam przeczucie że powinieneś był napisać, "across the whole country" alb "all over the country"
It was a city office, so I think this is the reason 😁 greetings from Katowice! Very nice channel, you two are so cute 🙂
Next year will be a big one. 100 anniversary. IM Hungarian but ill come from Canada. I have to be there. Polish friends you should invite other countries too to celebrate independence day with you. Love you Poland
:) fine swe talk this becouse this people not like Poland and not be Patriots he sold Poland
I am Vietnamese and I have been there!!! My friend and I were VERY VERY IMPRESSED by how great is this city (as well as ALL of beautiful Polska). Polish people are very beautiful and friendly people.
Każdy kto pisał by nie jechali do Katowic TO PÓŁGŁÓWEK. Katowice przez ostatnie parę lat wypiękniało. Ma swój charakter. Ale co jest dla mnie największą zaletą to ludzie mieszkający w tej części śląska (nie tylko w Katowicach)> Czy się to komuś podoba czy nie ale Ślązacy z tego rejonu (bo na pewno nie wszyscy) to zajebiście mili i pomocni ludzie. Ba, nawet policjanci w tej części kraju są milsi.
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rayan69pl Dzięki za uznanie naszego skromnego Hanysowa ;-) Thanks for sharing with your positive opinion about our town :-)
Slask to Wroclaw, Glogow, Goerlitz.
No ja mysle. Tyle kasy reszta Polski wyklada na Slask i jego nieefektywny przemysl ze sila rzeczy musialo sie poprawic. Gdyby te kase wlozyc by np: w Gdansk to mialby juz przeladunki na poziomie Hamburga
Dzieciaku idź zrób coś dla siebie a nie powielaj jakieś brednie usłyszane na jutubach. Kolejny specjalista od wszystkiego. Jak kolejnym razem zaczniesz wypuszczać z ust te słodkie pierdzenie to od razu podeślij jakieś linki do danych bo "tyle kasy reszta Polski wykłada na śląsk" to możesz pisać/mówić osobom na twoim poziomie wiedzy ekonomicznej a nie próbować dyskutować publicznie.
Śląsk przez 30 powojennych lat utrzymywał co najmniej pół Polski dzięki węglowi. Wielki szacunek dla Ślązaków !!!!!!!!!!!!!
I live in Katowice and when you see it everyday it looses it's charm over time. Thank you for reminding me how beautiful it is and how much nice places we have. It's really nice to see all of this through someone else's eyes :)
Thanks for watching and so glad you enjoyed our point of view in your city :)
I am from Katowice, but I moved to Norway when I was 5. I visit family every summer and it's nice to see videos like yours, reminded me that there are still alot of places I have to visit :)
So cool! I loved Katowice! Great Museum, so entertaining and informative. Bummer couldn't go up the mine tower, great view. Hope you enjoy the dwarves. There is a Polish doughnut place a little ways off the main square. Open all day, always a line and what ever is fresh when you get to the window is what you pick from. So good and I want to say less than 2 Zloty.
Great and creative piece of work in the museum with no filming permit. Impressive and so well executed! Great job guys. And yes, Katowice is doing good - it would be boring only having those old cities, this is something refreshing.
Thank you for the video. My mother was born in Kattowitz in 1924 when it was a German city. The family then moved to Leutmannsdorf (Lutomia today). We weren't able to visit while my mother was alive, but we plan to in the near future.
You just made my day with "lots of pictures" - great idea xD
and the lady in the restaurant just speaks Polish like you understand everything - you have been very convincing Wes!! :) Fel - your language skills are amazing!
Thanks for this short but great movie from Katowice! :) This city is just perfect for students and young people :)
Katowice is my favorite Polish city, I love it so much, I feel there like I'm at home, and I'm not even from there. People who told you not to go there, because it's ugly prooably have never been there or been there long time ago. You can find there a lot of history, green parks, historical buildings, a lot of good concerts, exhibitions, good food, good school, everything! People are ignorants, Katowice is the most beautiful city in Poland, propably in the entire world ;) have a nice day to everyone!
What a great video about K-ce! Katowice is like my second home town, I lived 2002 in Poland for 3 months and I think I have been to this city, 2 or 3 times a week :) But since then it changed a lot! It is really great city, also because of its students and the cool pubs an bars! Thanks a lot, showing us these places and I am sure next time I will visit Nikiszowiec also for taking pictures :) Greetings from Switzerland, David---
Great video! I've only been in the train station in Katowice, but the city is definitely on the radar for the future! Fel, your Polish pronunciation is getting much better, when you said Zalipie a few times, it was really good! -Ken
Wish you had more time to show more about our Silesian Cape Breton ;-) You're always welcome here. Thanks for your appreciation to our humble city :-)
I live in Katowice since I was born (I'm 16) and I've never thought about my city the way you showed it on this video :). Everyday I walk through all those streets you visited! Nikiszowiec is the place where I spent all my childhood :) To be honest, I've never appreciated this town so thank you for showing it that nice! Thank you for this video!!
Thank you so much Weronika! We had a great time in Katowice and hope we can see more of Silesia next time :)
You guys visited Katowice the day before independence Day, that's why there were so many Polish flags there. It's funny because there is a vivid autonomy movement there ( Silesia was autonomous before WW2 and there is slight cultural difference from the rest of Poland). Next time you should visit Guido coal mine to see how people earned their money in the past.
Wi, swojego nie znamy cudze chwalimy. Ale tak maja nie tylko Polacy.
See my comment above.
@@aVeColleCter bo nas ma to nie stać, dajcie nam pensje takie jak na zachodzie
Mamy już takie same ceny
A pensje nie idą w Góra
Looks like a brilliant city. You showed it off so well! Love the way you got around no video at the museum!
Greetings from Katowice! Glad to see foreigners talking good things about this city! It is reaaally beautiful place to live. Katowice is a city placed in Upper Silesia - disputed territory during ages, territory that belongs to Czech Republic, Germany, Poland. Now you can see parts of culture from all this coutries here. Amazing city, amazing land with strong and proud people :)
I'm so glad u visited Katowice! U have to come back on sumertime to see the party side of the city and enjoy Silesian Park - bigger than Central Park!
The effect you get with the photo sequences is sooo cool!
The first Polish city I ever saw was Katowice after a train trip from Prague in 1991. The city was dark, dirty and uninviting. I have been there a few more times since then. Still, it was never really impressive. After watching your video, I would go back again! I am amazed at how much nicer it looks. That modern museum looks like a great place to tour. When I was there last it was a construction zone. They were modernizing the train station and the area around it. It must look great by now.
pbutter237 Well in 1991 it were only two years since we kicked out commies so of course everything looked like shit
It looks nice indeed, after renovating the Train station and the square market you wouldn't recognise the place
This is the problem with all the comments about Katowice is ugly, because many of people visited city in early nineties whet it was ugly. Now Katowice is changing for much better. You should definitely visit us and see it :)
Great video as always! I had no idea how Katowice has changed since I was there last time and I'm only from Oświęcim aka 'Auschwitz' now live in UK. Keep up the good work guys, cannot wait for the next episode. 😚
WOW - stunning! I loved this one so much. Your solution to the "no video" challenge is so creative and interesting - even better than if you could have used your video camera. What a stunning city. I love how you guys open our eyes to the beauty in unexpected places. Cheers!
Ohhh soo nice! I was born there and i live on Katowice for over 14yo :d
Wonderful. Thank you for sharing. I was in Katowice in August and September (Summer) 2018. I wholeheartedly agree with your comments. Is a truly beautiful and exciting place. Highly commended.
Bless you guys! You made me feel proud of being Polish actually! I don't live in the country anymore for many years but when I watch your videos I want to go there again and wear kalesony, eat gołábki and see the places I haven't seen for ages. Thanks a lot for sharing the memories!👍🏻
it is so nice to hear that you enjoyed Katowice that much! :)
Haha that motion picture stuff at the musem, 11/10!
Fantastic editing! I've never been to Katowice. Looks great!
so glad you were not discouraged by some comments and that you visited Katowice. I studied there and really like this city :) it's very different to many other big cities in Poland as it is quite new only 152 years! That's why the squares and main streets are quite big/wide. Next time in Katowice be sure to visit concart hall you passed by on the way to museum. It's called NOSPR (The Polish National Radio Symphony Orchestra hall) and it's amazing inside! Also you showed parts of the square with benches and water "canal", in summer we have palm trees there and a lot of fun. Cathedral in Katowice is also great example of 1920/1930 architecture, giant, massive white church, very, very different to cathedrals in other Polish cities. Anyway, great video! Have fun!
I'm so glad that you visited my beautiful city.
We're glad too!
I study in this city, I got used to it and you guys reminded me that Kato can be really interesting :)
It's such a cool city! Thanks Anita :)
Congratulations! I'm a Pole and you've just made me think of visiting Katowice. And follow you on Instagram as well ;)
Thanks for nice/positive feedback.
We are just city away from KATOWICE. Love it !
Full of polish history, full of good places to eat and one of the best mall with train station!
Keep posting !
Katowice are great. I would Say that in every city im Poland you can find something great :)
We completely agree with you Kasia!
I loved the Restuarant and the old buildings
I would say anywhere in Europe, it is truely an exceptional continent
I am a 38 year old U.S male and first generation that will being going to this city for the first time. I have family I have never met that lives there. I have never been to Central Europe. I’m excited to meet the people and culture of my parents.
Another great work from you guys. Next time you need to stay bit longer in Silesia , it's so great.Katowice are awsome , but hope you will find some time in the future to visit the rest of this great part of Poland.
Your 'photo' vlog editing in museum was amazing. Nicly done!
Nice place to visit.
I'm Polish. I've never been to Katowice. After this film I've decided to go. Great coverage.
And again, I Love your latest vlog from Katowice. In my humble opinion Katowice is amazing city to explore.
I lived in many places including Cracow and Warsaw, but Katowice will always stay in my heart
@ the museum:
No videos? Not a problem - we can make photos instead. Haha, kind of rebellious attitude, and that part went off AMAZING! (including voice-over & music) I'm very impressed by your film-editing skills. Keep up the good work!
You guys are great!! Love watching your videos! G'day from Australia!
Great video. I so agree with you...it's a pretty cool city. I too had many of my followers telling me the same thing "Why on earth would you go to Katowice?" I stayed at the Hotel Angelo aka Vienna House and was able to walk to just about everything that you featured. Anyhow, great job you guys for highlighting a lesser known part of Poland.
Lard with onions and bacon!! I loved this video - I lived in Katowice 6 years (now I’m in Warsaw) and this brings back great memories. Good job guys! The Christmas market in Nikiszowiec is worth a visit :)
It is so pleasure to watch your PROFESSIONAL PRODUCTIONS about traveling, and your brilliant ideas for shooting and staging. You definitely must have PATREON account, so we could send you a money. Time to move forward guys - You deserve it !!!
I love youu guys lol you are the greatest travel couple on the youtube honestly
You guys are so coooooooool ! Thank you for showing us Poland
Maaaan, this montage from museum - sooo cool !
I love the way you two interact! It was a pleasure to watch you travel the world. Keep it up, can't wait for more!
Hey guys! accidently found your video there :) I absolutely love it! I'm from (as we like to call it) KATO! For the past probably 10 years it has changed a looot and became more modern and open to tourists. I think if you liked it in the winter you'd love to go back in the summer, it's great to visit Mariacka st during the evenings, and ride bicycles around the city itself or even visit the neighbouring cities of Silesia which are so close to each other.. and as you already know our food is amazing and worth coming back for more :)
We're so glad you found us, Sandra! It definitely looks like Kato would have a great vibe in the summer and hopefully we'll get to enjoy more of Silesia next year. Welcome to the family :D
cheers guys for showing KATO and prove people wrong!!! it used to be not the nicest/safest that is true, but has changed soooooooo much over last decade it's insane, it's gorgeous now!!! Proud Silesian here :)
Amazing katowice!😊 I want to see more of Łódź.....
Love the "lots of photos" / stop motion in museum... :)
Very clever...
ITS beautiful Country !! And Amazing food !! Its my country !!! 💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌💪💪💪💪💪💪👍👍👍👍👍👍
there were so many Polish flags because on 11 November we were celebrating National Independence Day in Poland 🇵🇱
So glad to see you've visited my beloved city! Love your movies and I am so glad you've visited Katowice and broke the stereotype by showing people how beautiful the city is! If you ever get a chance to come back there you may want to check out the NOSPR (National Symphony Orchestra of the Polish Radio) - one of the best concert halls in Poland, bars in Mariacka street or i- f you visit during spring/summer - Katowice's beautiful parks - 3 Stawy, Park Kościuszki or Park Chorzowski (the biggest) . Not many people know that Katowice - despite its industrial nature - is one of the greenest cities in Poland (40% of its total area is forests and parks!!) + If you liked Nikiszowiec, you would like its older "brother" - Giszowiec too, it was created by the same architects but it has completely different style of so-called "garden city" - it is full of cute, little houses from the beginning of the XX century and interesting historical buildings :) Have fun!!
Never been to Poland, but the country is general is a place I find many tend to skip when travelling about Europe... I have Polish ancestry and I really really hope to go one day, what an awesome video!! You have a new subscriber in meee
Great video. Next time you have eat rolada i kluski ślaskie.
Mmm looks delicious!
Next time you have to eat Kluski Śląskie with rolada and czerwona kapusta(Silesian Dumplings with Roulade and purple cabbage). It's traditional silesian food. I almost forgot. You have to try donuts from "Tradycyjna Pączkarnia" on street 3 maja.
Heading there in 2 weeks. The look on your face at the restaurant makes me so glad i will be with a friend that speaks polish. I would be so lost.
Wow, finally! You should visit Katowice again during summer.
That thing you ate with bread is traditional polish lard with pork rind ;)
wow! ;) very nice video, the "picture-show" was amazing:)
You did good job for Katowice, thank you very much.
Great Great part of vlog! This idea with animated photos is amazing! great job Wes ! and this 'butter' for bread in poland we called SMALEC and in winter days it gives you lot of power and energy specially in the early morning :) great to have you guys here again!
hi guys! you saw so many flags on main square becouse at 11th novermber is Polish National day. I live near katowice and i thing that is realy nice city, i hope you like it. Good luck in Poland trip ;)
Did I hear 'Wroclaw'???? Yay :D my town! I like you guys and I wish you all the best in Wroclaw :)
Guys, come see me in the summer. Like if you ever come back to the seaside. I'm in little town in the middle of nowhere - Szczecinek. I'd love to show you around.
I would love to see this collab!😊
❤️
Oh man, can I join? The seaside would be perfect :3
I would also join for Szczecinek because I wanna see that Kłomino thing!
Kłomino isn't really there anymore. :-/ They demolished as least one of the blocks.
I was saying, if they were already in the area, drive a couple of hours to Szczecinek. Spend a day in a nearby village. Hang out around our lake.
Awesome guys. Loved it..Love watching you guys enjoy yourselves... You guys are the cutest couple !! Much love my friends xoxo
Heey, it's so nice that you had given a chance to Katowice :) Beautiful city in my personal opinion. Judging by this video you have seen only a few, you should totally see something which is called Modern Architecture trail!
You know, the whole region of upper Silesia is so complex (by this I mean: historically, geographically :), socialy as well) that not only the Katowice but also Gliwice, Zabrze or Tarnowskie Góry are worth visiting. By the way, did you know that this industrial region has enormous areas covered by 'nature-thing' places - I mean forests, lakes, it's close to the mountains..?
I could be your guide throughout the Silesia, if you're visit it again. :)
Thank you so much, Kinga!! We hope we'll be able to visit again and see more of Silesia next time. It would be great to meet you :)
Hi ! I live in Pszczyna its about 30 minutes from Katowice by car. There are also trains from Katowice to Pszczyna. If you are in Katowice once again you have to go to Pszczyna it’ s called The Pearl of Silesia. There is very beautiful park and castle. :)
Good job guys. Its nice to find a nice places in Poland thanks to You( even if Im Polish)
Awesome job welcome to Poland
Witamy w polsce enjoy
Yay, thanks youtube recommendations algotithm 💖 I didn't know your channel but when I saw someone made a vlog in my city I watched it and really enjoyed it. Seriously, you did a great job proving your point and it looks like you two had some fun there.
I think Katowice is not so popular among travelers for the same reasons people were telling you not to go there - everyone relies on false, outdated opinions. And when it comes to verifying, it's Silesians vs. rest of the country (who think they know how it looks, but didn't really saw for themselves). So I'm really glad that you - as you said - came with an open mind :)
Greetings, I'll go watch some more of your videos cause this channel looks promising
Oh we're so glad that you found us and our channel!! Luckily we decided to see the city for ourselves and hoping to debunk more of the Silesia region next time. Welcome to the group :)
5:10 Home-rendered lard from pork bellies is an art and tradition in Poland. People use different add-ons, makes it taste slightly differently from place to place.
Love your videos, such a nice couple
8:58 A restaurant called "Department of Herring and Vodka"
Katowice is a nice citiy. I think they are rather safe, in the city center it is nice, also Gliwice and Bytom is interesting.
Dlaczego ktokolwiek powiedział, że Katowice są brzydkie? To piękne miasto!
Bo są brzydkie i nic tam ciekawego nie ma jak cały Śląsk
Ładne jest tylko centrum i spodek okolice i park ale to już Chorzów
Najgorsze to zależne, szopienice
A w Bytomiu bobrek wygląda jak osiedle jak slums
@@michaelave2149 Jak ty pewnie mieszkasz w Bytomiu więc przytkaj
@@Pr0xyyGG mieszkałem w Bytomiu,Siemanowicach,Katowicach
Mimo że pochodze z Jastrzębia Zdrój.
Dla mnie górny Śląsk jest ch.....y
@@michaelave2149 Przypominam że to była miejscowośc gdzie budowali w ch*j kamienic dla góników, i teraz się powoli modernizują.
I was in Katowice and made a difference Vlog perspective of the city.Rented a car,went to Restuarant and it was fun.
I was sure there must have been some kind of patriotic feast around your time in Katowice cause we, Poles that is, don't normally stick our flag whereever it is possible. 😉
Anyways you showed Katowice really lovely!
Thank you for being so kind to Poland.
All the best to you!
Thank you for visiting Katowice! Dziękujemy:)
Great city :) there is so much more to see.
Don't Go! Don't Go!
What do you do?
You go.
Hahaha
Love what you two are doing. Keep up the good work. I am preparing myself to do the same worldwide and studying people like you two who are actually doing it.
Much respect.
Namaste
Thank you for proving us wrong! It's great to see that you two are open-minded and willing to experience the less popular places, too. Great content, I'm a fan!
To those who claim it's an uninteresting place, Katowice is a city that's been a regional centre of modern architecture since at least the 1920s - they got one of the first "niebotyki" in Poland (meaning skyscrapers, although much lower than today's standards), some interesting examples of modernist urban planning as star-shaped blocks of flats (somewhat similar to Marina City towers in Chicago), the main railway station had been a brutalist landmark (although sadly only a little part of it left after a recent extension into a shopping centre), and from our times pieces like CINiBA Library, NOSPR music centre, underground Silesian museum (based on a former coal mine) or the new conference centre... love seeing some of those through your lens, you've got an eye for architecture!
While I do agree that Katowice is that now, since I was born I went there every year several times to visit my family and it just started to rapidly change since the last 10 years and changing fast. Before I feel like the city didn't have that much money or at least they weren't investing it. Finally they seem to be getting over the communist aftermath. I love the way they are modernizing it!
Katowice is a beautiful city. About 5 years ago renovation was started here and it has really changed this city. Besides what you already saw there are also beautiful parks here. 3 stawy - its like a lake complex, very big and great for a walk or a bike ride. There's also Park Śląski with astronomical observatory, amusement park and cableway through the park.
Fantastic polish pronunciation! And I loved the interaction in the restaurant - proves that you don't have to know the language to be able to communicate.
Thank you for showing Katowice as it is - industrial and modern, with lots of history and culture.
My hometown is Tarnów, but since one year i live in Katowice :) there is a lot of stereotypical thinking about Katowice and Silesia, my family and friends were surprised when i decided to move here, but the city is changing really fast and it's worth seeing especially in summer :)
I haven't been in Nikiszowiec yet, but after you video i really need to visit this area and the restuarant with Zalipie theme :) The pictures form museum are super cool as well:)
Im glad you guys liked Katowice. The flags were because of The Independence Day 😊
Hey guys, I'm so proud and glad that you enjoy Poland and polish cities! And now, you'll be in my city, Wrocław. Can't wait for your next film! :D
It was so funny when that woman in restaurant was speaking polish to you >
I've been watching your videos for a loooooong time (mostly polish videos, haha) and I'm very happy that you enjoy my beautiful country. The next time you will be here you must visit ZAKOPANE, best in spring, because of the thousands of purple flowers everywhere :)
Lots of love!
I forwarded this vlog to Lidka who was my Photoshop teacher at George Brown College and who is Polish. I fell in love with her as well as you two and she has invited Phil and I to her charming house in Beaverton a couple of times. Here's her response to discovering your vlog: "Oh WOW! thank you!!!! I love the way they interact - total pleasure to watch them discover Poland!
Thank you, thank you ! I subscribed, of course :)".
great travel vlogs maybe visit Rzeszów, Łańcut and Bieszczady!
This photo footage is so epic! God damn, Your flawless fantasy.
Great Video guys! Thank you for showing Poland to the World :) You might have seen so many Polish flags because there is Polish Independence Day as you said the following day. Peace!
I know Katowice and Chorzow. I lived in Dabrowa Gornicza for nearly ten years and visited Katowice once or twice a week. A lot of green and parks.
Ohh Wrocław. You're gonna be almost near Karkonosze Moutains... They are smaller and easier to access then Tatry, but the views are breathtaking.