Posted on October 19, 2015
by thebritishberliner
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I had a jolly good time in Warsaw and even though I spent just four (4) days there, I seem to have touched on rather a lot of things to do and an astonishing amount of things to eat. Oh yes sir! Now let’s… Continue Reading “The secret of eating & drinking in Warsaw – How to make pierogi and eat it!”
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Posted on October 12, 2015
by thebritishberliner
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I really went to Warsaw. In Poland. Now, I’ve said it before and I’m likely to say it again but Warsaw isn’t a traditional destination by any means, but it nevertheless intrigued me. Warsaw made me wonder why I hadn’t previously gone there before.… Continue Reading “Don’t just stand there – 23 Reasons to Do It in Warsaw!”
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