Villa Pascal Gdansk
ul. Lamana 5 Gdansk, Baltic Coast, 80-510, Poland
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New Polish Friends and the Robot Chamber
... large modern multiplex cinemas, shopping centres and the occasional crumbling medievil building. But as we walked the streets in search of our hostel, the city became more and more picturesque - we passed numerous small churches, vast, elegent shipping buildings and a large market easily rivalling that of Budapest. We found our hostel in the middle of this district, just a few metres from the bank of the river Vistula. Exhausted and very, very hot (it must have ...
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Zmeczony monotonia pracy i krotkim dniem , lamiac zimowa depresje wystartowalem na krotki wypad zeglarski na Seszele :) w tydzien zalatwilem formalnosci i w wilkiej sniezycy z 4 godzinnym opoznieniem wystartowalem z Gdanska do Frankfurtu ...moze zdaze na Condor airlines na Mahe najwieksza ...
Quite the Experience
... me in line that stepped up and translated for me. She could easily have told the woman to send me to Minsk, but she didn't. That is another thing I have learned while traveling: there may be a few people that would like to take advantage of the unsuspecting tourist, but on the most part people will help you when you need it. That and the one word you absolutely must learn in any language is "Thank you," it will take you far (By train or ...
How is it to be a Gdansk born citizen...
... mentality, but it might have taken longer if not for SOLIDARITY which has its roots in GDANSK. We might say that all the political changes started in Gdansk…
On the 1st of September this year Gdansk is going to celebrate the 70th anniversary of the outbreak of the Second World War… It was here that it broke out.. It was here that the Nazi Germany attacked the Polish Army depot on the Westerplatte Peninsula…
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Venturing Forth Yet Again Just For You
... br> This majestic expanse of concrete housing 7,000 was thrust upon this city between 1970 and 1973 by architects I can only presume studied with those who brought us lovely downtown Podgorica. Orginally four separate buildings, someone got the bright idea to link them all together and thus the Falowiec (wave in English) was born. Indeed, the name is a reference to the marvels of communistic engineering that led the buildings ...



