Warsaw Small Hotels - Reviews and Rates

La banlieue de Varsovie est parsemées de grands parcs (ou à défaut de jadin publics immenses) pour se balader, faire jouer les enfant ou promener son chien, les Polonais, nous dit-on sont fous d'animaux domestiques et même faire un peu de ski sur la piste avec remonte pente. On en profite pour visiter le parc public qui s'étend à quelques centa...

I get up and dad and I go to the mega-sklep in Praga to buy another chicken. Dad and I make "stuffing" for the chickens. It consists of croutons that I found the other day, hot water and a bunch of seasonings. My opinion is that we need more stuffing. I go to Lewiathin and try to find croutons. No dice. Bagel chips only. After a while I start ma...

It was chilling cold as we walked alongside the site where the train tracks had been. We broke the undistrubed snow with our boots. It was completely silent except for the crunching and compacting of the snow. There were 100 of us in all, Claire asked us to imagine 1,000, try 840,000. We walked towards the platform. We held our first memorial c...

It took absolutely forever getting through into Poland. That lovely Russian bureaucracy again... we finally got through although the Contiki group who was travelling at the same time as us had a few more problems. Although they apparently gave a cash sweetener to get through quicker, the border kept rejecting them and they had to keep backing do...

Yesterday, we travelled from Berlin to Warsaw. We had to stop at the border in order to use the Eastern European Pass that was only good in Poland (not Germany). We met a girl named Christine at the border (town: Oder-Frankfurt). She showed us around and we talked about what it was like to grow up in East Berlin. She actually had travelled to th...