Sopot & Gdynia Travel Guide | Day Trip from Gdańsk, Poland

Sopot & Gdynia Travel Guide | Day Trip from Gdańsk, Poland | Vlog |

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Ай бұрын

Join us on a day trip to the riviera of Poland! Featuring the largest wooden pier in Europe as well as some delicious food and fascinating history!
Maybe go on a warmer day though!
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@user-vr4dr4mv3y Ай бұрын

Nieszczęśliwie trafiliście na zimny wiatr z północy, w Trójmieście. O tej porze roku to normalne. W moim Szczecinie trwa właśnie "Piknik nad Odrą" (targi turystyczne - oferta ogólnopolska i wielonarodowa) - wspaniała pogoda, jest ciepło, bez deszczu i wiatru. Jedzenie i picie: oczywiście niezdrowe i... wspaniałe! Rozpusta! A o miano "riviera of Poland" skutecznie z Trójmiastem konkuruje Dwumiasto: Świnoujście + Międzyzdroje. Życzę szczęśliwych pobytów w Polsce!

@januszrogowski3771 Ай бұрын

Gdynię wybudowali Polacy w czasach biedy i głodu. Po wojnach najpierw światowa pierwsza, później Rosjanie. Kraj był biedny i wyczerpany 😮😢❤

@mirosawagotto9480 Ай бұрын

Piękna Polska cała. Pozdrawiam z pięknych Mazur

@ewamile809 Ай бұрын

Gdynia my family city😊

@Pablo123. Ай бұрын

Miło się Was ogląda Pozdrawiam

@wlodek7543 Ай бұрын

We were infected with the Polish sea and our passion for it by foreigners. First, the Vikings taught us how to swim, then a Dutchman named Dickman taught us how to fight at sea, and finally, during World War II, he commanded the Polish Navy by a German who in 1939 forgot that he was German and spent the rest of the war in prison.

@dariuszgurdaa8277 Ай бұрын

Cieszę się a Waszą piękną widokówkę z Trójmiasta, zapraszam do nas gdy śnieg nie będzie padał na głowę😄 A w Sopocie polecam tą mniej znaną część miasta (DLA TURYSTÓW): okolice ulic: Abrahama, Żeromskiego, Łysą Górę, Wzgórze Strzeleckie (punkt widokowy), w Gdyni zaś OBOWIĄZKOWO Orłowo i rezerwat Kępy Redłowskiej. Do miłego!

@sandinvader4108 Ай бұрын

"Sopocka Solanka" is awful for drinking (it's for tourist only😆), but perfect for making pickled cucumbers, radish, etc....😁😎

@CharlieandRob Ай бұрын

haha yes it was just like accidently gulping sea water! :D

@DexterOwerko Ай бұрын

i'm so happy to see you in Gdynia, people often forget about it because Gdańsk is a tourist destination, but Gdynia is an amazing and beautiful city "Made of sea and dreams". As a citizen of Gdynia and a member of one of the district councils I can guarantee you there is much more to see in here, especially Muzeum Emigracji! 😄

@Wojciech_Zielinski Ай бұрын

What a great trip and walk. Also really amazing drone photos. Thank you very much for showing Poland in such positive perspective to your audience. Great vlog 🙂

@CharlieandRob Ай бұрын

Cheers mate 😁

@davidjohnpaul7558 Ай бұрын

Nice vlog mate. I really enjoyed it - Very interesting

@robertkukuczka9469 Ай бұрын

I love people who like to walk for kilometers. You can keep up with me.

@CharlieandRob Ай бұрын

We do walk a lot when travelling!

@stanislawkowal4657 Ай бұрын

Visited Sopot several years ago wnd it was very hot throughout the time spent. Theres loads of bars and nightlife during the summer. Thank you for a great vid.

@krzysztofbroniec9252 Ай бұрын

I admire and respect your passion and knowlesge you demonstrate presenting places you’re visiting in Poland. You’re good ambassador of Poland.

@CharlieandRob Ай бұрын

Thank you. We just live exploring and learning 😊

@wlodek7543 Ай бұрын

Prince Philip loved Sopot very much and the stud farm in Sopot was a frequent guest at the Grand Hotel. Unfortunately, Hitler and Putin also stayed here.

@user-bx2rx4bn9q Ай бұрын

Talking about fountains, you need to visit one day Multimedia Fountain Park in Warszawa

@robertkukuczka9469 Ай бұрын

When I was in Sopot it was very hot there.

@CharlieandRob Ай бұрын

The opposite of what we had then!

@AKRLUC2012 Ай бұрын

If those beaches and sea look anything like they did back in 1960, then the beautiful sights of the world are still there.

@krzysztofchamera7055 Ай бұрын

My Sopot, great to see you in my city😀

@Buka-wi5wp Ай бұрын

Gdynia my city ❤❤❤

@piotrsupski5182 Ай бұрын

Smacznego pasibusburgera !!

@CharlieandRob Ай бұрын

Love it!

@pawek.7709 Ай бұрын

A few years ago I worked as a driver. I had a delivery in Liverpool and one day off. Later loading on the outskirts of Manchester. I met a very nice warehouseman who had been to Krakow before and he liked it very much. I replied came here from Liverpool, a very beautiful city. and he said. Just not Liverpool (I didn't know the history of Liverpool and Manchester with this port and the later canal. I don't like Krakow that much either, so it's cool.

@user-ns5sf2nm5p Ай бұрын

Musieliście mieć dość napięty grafik zwiedzania, a nawet udało Wam się jeszcze zmieścić spacer. W Polsce to pogoda przez jakaś połowę czasu jest chyba niedogodna: albo za gorąco, albo za zimno, albo wieje, albo znowu leje... Chyba od morza tym bardziej czuć powiew bryzy ;P Jak wspomnieliście, że wybieracie się do Gdańska, to przeszło mi przez myśl czy nie polecić Wam Krzywego Domku, ale uznałam, że tam napewno nie dotrzecie (bo to za daleka odległość), a tu nawet nie trzeba było rekomendować😄. I nawet zaliczyliście sopockie molo 😃🤩. Uwielbiam te ujęcia robione z góry!🤩

@CharlieandRob Ай бұрын

We try and do a lot to be able to film lots of vlogs in the short periods of time we are travelling!

@user-ns5sf2nm5p Ай бұрын

@@CharlieandRob 👍Great! Wydawało mi się, że będziecie tylko w samym Gdańsku. Super, że skorzystaliście z tego, że całe Trójmiasto jest ze sobą na tyle dobrze skomunikowane, że udało Wam się zobaczyć też Sopot i Gdynię, bo dzięki temu poznaliście bliżej trzy tak naprawdę różne od siebie w charakterze miasta. Jako ciekawostkę wspomnę, że w Polsce najwięcej miast wchodzi w skład aglomeracji śląskiej (cała Konurbacja Górnośląska liczy 41 miast i gmin). To najsilniej zurbanizowany region Polski. Mniej turystyczny niż Trójmiasto. Jeśli lubicie przyrodę to poleciałbym w przyszłości Mazury (uważać na komary!) i góry (tu pamiętać, że pogoda może się gwałtownie zmieniać - jak to w górach). Najbardziej turystycznym miastem na południu Polski jest miasto Zakopane - w sezonie potrafi być tam bardzo tłoczno. Przypomnę, że przez Polskę przebiegają wogóle Karpaty, które ciągną się przez 8 krajów (wchodzą w skład łańcucha alpejsko-himalajskiego). W górach i na Mazurach generalnie króluje przyroda, ale oczywiście baza noclegowa też istnieje😄. Może kiedyś będziecie też na jakimś letnim festiwalu w Polsce (wtedy odbywa się ich najwięcej). Wszystko zależy tak naprawdę od tego co lubicie i jak chcecie spędzać czas i ile go macie. Serdecznie zapraszamy do Polski🇵🇱. Pozdrawiam🙋

@PolishDora Ай бұрын

It is cool to see you in the places I know :) I was going to high-school in Gdynia and it was close to the Riviera shopping mall so I spent a lot of time walking around it XD Comment for stats

@whymeeveryone Ай бұрын

Is Poland heading into Summer soon and it's cold. Gee I'm luck to live in Australia

@CharlieandRob Ай бұрын

Well it was late spring. It was 25c before we got there and as soon as we left it went back up to that

@uuuu-or3wf Ай бұрын

👍👍👍👍

@Kev_Newman Ай бұрын

Eating Pasibus definitely looks nicer than Platypus. 🙃

@CharlieandRob Ай бұрын

Its delicious!

@pewex114 Ай бұрын

Polish coastline is 480 miles(770 km) long. Its not so small! What are u talkin about?

@CharlieandRob Ай бұрын

It's not the best opening to the world in terms of sea as they have to travel through a very small gap to reach the world.

@robertkukuczka9469 Ай бұрын

Linia brzegowa Bałtyku ma długość 15 tys. km, z czego Polsce przypadło 590 km, czyli niecałe 4%.

@cousteau2763 Ай бұрын

Jestem przekonany, że w filmie chodziło o linię brzegową z okresu Polski międzywojennej (1918-1939) bo to wtedy zapadła decyzja o wybudowaniu portu w Gdyni (Gdańsk nie należał wtedy do Polski, był wtedy Wolnym Miastem). Linia brzegowa w okresie 2 RP wynosiła zaledwie 147km, z czego połowa przypadała na wąski Półwysep Helski.

@zioom30 Ай бұрын

Gdynia is like in the film called ''EuroTrip'' when they ended up in Bratislava :D grey. no entertainment, hooligans

@CharlieandRob Ай бұрын

haha nah nothing like what brataslavia looked like in that film :D

@user-tr2cm1yd5u Ай бұрын

Rob, you messed up greatly. Poland has had a vast access to to Baltic see since 1945. Poland had a limited shore line in between the 1st and the 2nd WW. Please brush up un the polish history.

@CharlieandRob Ай бұрын

Brush up on your charm as its clearly not a strong suit ;)

@cindybendat5077 7 күн бұрын

Waste of time to watch this. They didn't even go to the Emigration Museum!

@CharlieandRob 7 күн бұрын

Christ, if you watch our videos from Poland (a lot of them), we do a lot of exploring!

@Volcan159 Ай бұрын

There is Plymouth square in Gdynia, as Plymouth and Gdynia are twinned, and on your way to “Pasibus” you were walking next to it. I live in Gdynia, and next time just take bycicles, contact me and I’ll show you some nice Tricity spots

@wladyslawbukowski Ай бұрын

(6:55) You didn't say hello to Woytek, a Polish soldier who ended his military service at the Edinburgh Zoo after the war. (7:50) Small part linked to the sea? The Polish sea coast is 510 km long. Also you missed visiting an interesting facility, the emigration museum in Gdynia. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/i7mRg5mFrNWlloU.html

@Aski2 Ай бұрын

Keep fats right. Woytek was a bear, then was retired in ZOO. Polish sea coast was small, when Gdynia town and sea port were established in 1920s. Polish sea coast was much longer after WW2, but still is smaller than England sea coast.

@CharlieandRob Ай бұрын

We only had a small amount of time unfortunately