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Poland is the greatest nation on Earth OP

>Gdansk

was destroyed in WW2 and rebuilt by Poles in Dutch-Hanseatic style, it's the only city on Earth that looks this good

>Malbork Castle

Recommended, good Teutonic-Polish history, also has a museum with nice hussar armors inside you can ogle at, pic realted from there when I was on a school trip in northern/northeastern Poland

>food

The most classic pierogi are "pierogi ruskie" (pierogi from Red Ruthenia/ruskie voivodeship), I.e. potato, twaróg (cottage cheese), onion, salt &amp; pepper filling. People like fried pierogi, I like em boiled. They are served with fried onion or fried drippings, place a cube of butter on top &amp; salt em

Żurek is the best soup, there's also ogórkowa (cucumber/pickle soup), kapuśniak (sauerkraut soup), if you find you can also try barszcz czerwony z uszkami although traditionally it's a Christmas dish. Meat: schabowy (pork schnitzel), side: buraczki zasmażane (seasoned, chopped up beetroot fried in butter or oil, served warm, tastes sweet &amp; sour &amp; umami), ćwikła is a cold beetroot side, mizeria is a good Polish cucumber salad, I think schabowy with mizeria is the best combination but I love buraczki zasmazane too

You should also try kielbasas and kabanosy

Polish fast food from the 1970s: zapiekanka. It's popular in tourist traps, simple but good (basically poverty pizza)

Sights

>Gdansk

Aside from general sightseeing in the old town, you can go on a kayak trip around Gdansk canals, you can also board an old-looking ship with sails, you can climb to the roof of the tallest cathedral, i recommend visiting the WW2 museum in Gdansk, you can also visit the Solidarity Center (its free)

Other places to tour:

>Sopot

Touristy spot, basically Polish Monaco/Malibu, the Polish riviera, beware of the go-go/strip clubs tho

>Gdynia

Pearl of Polish modernism, this is the youngest city in Poland, founded in the 1920s as an alternative port to the Free City of Gdansk/Danzig which germs gave us trouble with. It's my favorite city on the coast although it's an acquired taste, it has a quaint/romantic feel to it, very breezy and light, it's 1920s/1930s architecture but because of modernism it feels ahead of its time, like 1950s and later

You can tour the oldest preserved destroyer in the world there, ORP Błyskawica built before WW2 and which served in WW2

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If you visited in August, I would recommend taking the train to Hel Peninsula, to very breezy tourist towns/seaside resorts that have an island feel to them (because the peninsula is long and thin, jutting out into the Baltic Sea), and also a bit of a 1920s modernism feel, give me kind of Japan vibes. The towns recommended: Jastarnia, Jurata, Hel

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East off Malbork you aren't far from Masuria, lake country of Poland

There you can visit, aside from lakes (recommend Mikołajki, Augustów), the Stutthof concentration camp and Hitler's famous Wolf's lair bunker complex (Wolfschanze). There's also a U-boat nearby



You can also visit national parks with a lot of large beautiful sand dunes, the Łeba national park

There's a lot to see and do in general, you should basically never listen to frustrated incels ITT because they're subhumans and nothing they ever said in their life is of any value
