Hotel Gromada Warsaw

... br><br>The Warsaw's Old Town seems rather antique and well-kept, but you have to bear in mind that right after WWII it all looked like a pile of dust. Everything was destroyed. They must have done a hell of a job to bring the city to its current state. <br><br>I spend some quality time at my relatives', and in the very late evening I set off to see the Pa&#322;ac Kultury i Nauki. It looks wonderful at night. One can ...

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So I am hanging out at the munich airport. i have about two hours till my next flight. my flight here was good. i managed to switch my middle seat for an aisle seat. good thing i didnt have to squish myself in there. i sat next to a 17 year old exchange student from germany. we chatted for a bit and i learned some german. haha funny thing: he thought i was 18 years old ...

... had to leave the museuem to get to the airport and on to Warsaw. We parted with the Scharpens and look forward to meeting again! They have really been a joy to be with. Bev and I walked back to the hotel and to the airport. We checked in in plenty of time. We were told that there was a baggage handlers strike and that there may be some delays. We checked in but were told that we'd have to walk over to another terminal, go through ...

... including the massive castle and palace, and they did a pretty good job, it only occasionally feels like you're in Disney Land! Having walked round the Old Town we headed back to the hostel and stopped off for a quick drink at 'Roosters', which turned out to be a bit of a Polish take on Hooters where the girls wore hot-pants and frowns. Back in the hostel we got talking to two Irish guys, Joe and Dermot. Dermot had been promoting Ireland at ...

... far from our hotel in a book. But, as luck would have it there was no sign of it when we got there. There were a lot of other types of restaurants in the area and we ended up at a Turkish one which was very tasty. The guide earlier in the day had told us that the best time to visit the Reichstag (parliament) building is either first thing in the day or late at night. We got there at 9:45pm, knowing last entry was at 10pm (closes at midnight) and luckily we ...

... le Varsovie moderne, il y a le Palais présidentiel. Au retour, nous nous arrêtons à l'un des nombreux détaillants d'alcool ouverts 24h/24 pour quelques bouteilles de vodka. Une au miel pour nous plus quelques autre nature pour des amis. En prévision du réveillon ce soir-là, l'espace est entièrement encombré des cartons de bière et d'alcool forts en tous genre!

... going home, I get myself a bottle of wine and 2 piwkos. I than get my dark load of clothes going. The sweater I was wearing last night is STANKY of stale cigarrettes. I ask pops for any dark clothes he has and off the laundry goes. An hour later, I will get the pleasure of trying to find where to hang the clothes. Dad in the middle of the afternoon suddenly felt like he HAD to do a white load even thou I had said I needed to wash the sweater and do a dark load.

... mostly intact after the bombing in World War Two that levelled the remainder of the city, and watched the local bears swimming around the moat in their enclosure to try and cool off. We sympathized. We spent the afternoon at the Warsaw Uprising Museum, a new and brilliantly well done museum dedicated to the events of World War II in Poland, and more specifically the 1944 Uprising in Warsaw, which saw 18, 000 resistance fighters and 180, 000 Warsaw civilians ...

... along this street again along this side of it. Finally I saw another tree covered path that I started to walk down it. I finally walked down some more until I arrived to another street with a lot of shops and other busniess. I saw several clothing stores, which looked more like thrift stores than clothing stores to me (which after living in France for a month/2 months seeing a store like this was a bit shocking) as well. I also walked past ...