Let’s get into all things Poland

A FEW OF MY FAVORITE THINGS

Living in a foreign country, even temporarily, demands a spirit of adaptability and resilience in the face of change. Through my experiences as an expat, I've discovered numerous ways to create a sense of home. Some aspects felt familiar, while others were completely new.

Each person's journey is unique, and what resonates with one may differ for another. Poland, with its rich culture and vibrant life, offers a myriad of experiences for anyone, venturing to embrace this gem for a few days, weeks, or even years.

Here are some of my favorite things across the board!

Sephora

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T-Mobile

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Zabka

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Bath & Body Works

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NY Laser Center

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Rituals

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Home & You

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Uber

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InPost

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Millenium Bank

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GetYourGuide

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Booksy

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Bolt

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Carrefour

Sephora ⋆ T-Mobile ⋆ Zabka ⋆ Bath & Body Works ⋆ NY Laser Center ⋆ Rituals ⋆ Home & You ⋆ Uber ⋆ InPost ⋆ Millenium Bank ⋆ GetYourGuide ⋆ Booksy ⋆ Bolt ⋆ Carrefour

Interesting Activities in Poland

IF YOU’RE AMERICAN AND WOULD LIKE TO MOVE TO POLAND AS A BUSINESS OWNER, IT IS POSSIBLE! I DID IT AND SO CAN YOU.

THE POPULAR THREE

  • Warsaw

    Warsaw, the vibrant capital of Poland, is a city that beautifully blends rich history with modern innovation. From its stunning Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage site, to the bustling streets filled with cafes, art galleries, and startups, the energy here is contagious. Warsaw is not just a destination; it's a canvas for creative minds. Whether you're drawn by its entrepreneurial spirit or its cultural offerings, this city provides the perfect backdrop for launching your next big idea, turning that passionate hobby into a thriving business, or sharing your unique story with the world.
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  • Krakow

    Krakow, one of Poland's oldest and most beautiful cities, is a vibrant mix of history, culture, and modern life. Known for its stunning medieval architecture, the iconic Wawel Castle, and the bustling Main Market Square, Krakow offers visitors a glimpse into its rich past while embracing the energy of contemporary Poland. The city's diverse neighborhoods, delicious food scene, and welcoming locals make it a perfect destination for expats and travelers looking to explore. Whether wandering through the historic Old Town or enjoying a quiet moment by the Vistula River, Krakow's charm is sure to captivate anyone who visits.

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  • Gdansk

    Gdańsk, a charming coastal city in Poland, seamlessly combines its maritime heritage with a dynamic contemporary vibe, making it a haven for explorers and creatives alike. Its historical significance is highlighted by the stunning Gothic architecture of the St. Mary's Church and the picturesque Long Market, where the colorful facades tell tales of the past. The city is not only rich in culture but also boasts a thriving arts scene, with galleries, museums, and events that foster innovation and collaboration. As you stroll along the Motława River or enjoy fresh seafood at local eateries, Gdańsk's inviting atmosphere inspires you to connect, create, and uncover new opportunities. Whether you're an entrepreneur on the rise or an artist seeking inspiration, Gdańsk provides the perfect canvas for your aspirations to flourish.
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Europe In General: Fun Facts

  1. The Oldest University: The University of Bologna in Italy, founded in 1088, is considered the oldest university in continuous operation in the world.

  2. The Tiny Country: Vatican City is the smallest country in the world, both in area and population, measuring just 0.2 square miles and home to about 800 residents.

  3. The Eiffel Tower: Did you know that the Eiffel Tower can be 15 cm taller during the summer? The iron expands due to the heat, causing the tower to rise slightly.

  4. A Multilingual Haven: Europe is home to over 200 languages. In some countries, multiple languages are spoken officially, such as Belgium, where Dutch, French, and German are all recognized.

  5. Cultural Heritage: Europe boasts the highest number of UNESCO World Heritage Sites, totaling over 1,100, showcasing its rich cultural history and architectural wonders.

  6. Oldest City: Plovdiv, Bulgaria, is one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world, dating back over 6,000 years and full of ancient ruins and stunning architecture.

  7. The European Union: The EU is made up of 27 member countries, and its flag has 12 stars that symbolize unity, harmony, and solidarity among its nations.

  8. Foot Traffic: Venice, Italy, has no roads for cars; instead, it has canals and footpaths. Visitors often use gondolas or water taxis to navigate the city.

  9. Chocolate Heaven: Switzerland is famous for its chocolate, and the average Swiss citizen consumes around 12 kg of chocolate every year!

  10. Magical Northern Lights: The Northern Lights, or Aurora Borealis, can be seen in parts of Europe, especially in Norway, Sweden, and Finland, creating stunning displays of colors in the night sky.

Exploring these interesting aspects of Europe can add an extra layer of enjoyment to your travels or expat experience!