Was thinking of going to Poland next summer for 2 weeks to retvrn to my roots. I need itinerary ideas. I've already been to Krakow and Gdansk, but I need at least 2 days in Gdansk because I feel obligated to visit family there. Other than that, what are the best places to visit + routes to take? I'm particularly interested in Warsaw and Wrocław but open to anywhere else including day trips. I'm fluent in the language btw. Main goals are just to experience cool things and maybe, just maybe, find a wife.Also general Poland thread
you have answered your question my guy. If you have not yet, visit Malbork on the way to Warsaw. Easy 4-5 days in Warsaw or even a full week with some day trips like Chopins hometown etc. I think its a very underrated city. From there take the train Wroclaw is also a solid 4 day city, or more if you really want to see it all and take it slow / find all the gnomes. From there do a couple days in Poznan as you return to Gdansk (assuming you fly home from there)
>>2911397I usually like to fly into one city and leave through another. Will probably start in Warsaw and end in Gdansk or vice versa. Been to Malbork. The only thing left I really want to do in Gdansk region is the Solidarnosc museum. I also really want to see the dobranocek museum in Rseszow, but it seems a bit far from Warsaw for a day trip. Any other day trip recs for Warsaw and Wroclaw? Adršpach-Teplice looks cool
>>2911345>I'm particularly interested in WarsawJust stay home. Wherever you are, it's better, trust me. Pozdrawiam
>>2911422Wrong. OP speaks Polish, meaning that he will be much more able to engage with people while also maintaining the novelty of being from America. It shouldn't be hard for him to find a (young female) traveling companion. Childless single Polish women are all deeply dissatisfied and longing for some kind of romantic escape from their daily drudgery, something that the local men are not offering with their endless drinking and griping.
>>2911345If you're in Gdańsk try also a day trip to Toruń or if you're more into small towns then to Pelplin/Chełmno or even Golub-Dobrzyń. These are small historical towns with plenty of both Polish and Teutonic heritage. And Toruń is also fun in the evenings because it's a university city.
