Poznan Hotels - Reviews and Rates

I can see now why everyone recommends that you travel by bus, it's cheaper and you're guaranteed a seat! My journey from Gdansk to Poznan was a bit of mare, no spare seats in second class and those that were remaining were being secretly guarded by suspicious looking people (who no doubt looked at me with my 20+kg of backpack and though 'she loo...

Kasia phoned the priest to ask him if he would be available to see the church. Our appointment was for 2:00. The drive from the city to Trlag was enjoyable. The countryside is kind of flat, but with rolling hills , stacks of hay for the winter for the animals. The leaves were just starting to turn their colors and it was sunny when we arrived in...

After a fantastic couple of days in Stockholm, we boarded our flight at the tiny Vasteras airport and arrived back in Poland mid afternoon. The blue skies and bright sunshine in Sweden were blocked by heavy cloud cover here, giving the place much less of an appealing feel to it. Deciding against spending the night, we instead hit the square for ...

And so it was, after a few lessons at the pub with my students in Prudnik it was all over. My contract in Opole lasted for nine months, and after the initial onslaught of work in the first few weeks, I found myself with very little time to spare as the workload increased as time went on. The last three weeks were hell, with a ridiculous amount o...

Czesc, heute mal nur ein kurzes hallo, waehrend welchem ich ausdruecken moechte: Warmwasser fetzt. Polen ist Westeuropa (selbst die Autos halten inzwischen bei Rot und an Zebrastreifen). Ich hab mal wieder Nat und Zuza von HC besucht, allerdings nicht trampend, sondern per Zug von Krakau, mir war's zu nass und kalt. Und in Sachen trampen ist Pol...