Posted on August 10, 2019
by thebritishberliner
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It’s August! Is it that time of year already? OMG! Last week, I told you that I had plans for the Autumn. Big plans! And here they are! Yep! The British Berliner is going to Poland, Georgia & Ukraine! Hurrah! But To the answer… Continue Reading “I’m going to Poland, Georgia & Ukraine – What fun!”
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Posted on September 24, 2017
by thebritishberliner
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I live in Berlin. In Germany. And I travel a lot. I do so because most of Europe is pretty much just around the corner, and because I can. In fact, this year alone, I went to: Austria Czech Republic Croatia England Germany Holland… Continue Reading “Best of Poland: Dumplings, & everything in between!”
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Category: Poland, Poland Travel, Polish, Polish cuisine, Polish culture, Polish guide, Polska, Pomerania, The Baltic Sea, The Polish Baltic Sea, things to do, THOUGHTS & IDEAS, TRAVEL, travel the world, visit Poland, visit Warsaw, Warsaw, Warsaw guide, world travelTags: Poland, Poland guide, Poland introduction, Poland train, Poland Travel, Polish, Polish Baltic Sea, Polish culture, Polska, public transport in Poland, train in Poland, travel in Poland, travel to Poland, visit Poland, why go to Poland, why Poland
Posted on October 12, 2015
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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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