Things I Love About Poland

A zapiekanka. Photo by Mariuszjbie.

This is the sixth installment in my series of articles called "Things I Love About Poland," in which I discuss differences between Poland and the USA.

It's been awhile since I wrote an article in this series! Right when we got back from our last trip to Poland (in October 2010), I made a list of over twenty ideas to write about. :-)

I was hoping to visit Poland again in the fall this year, but with all the work we're doing on Bibliobird, it looks like that will be impossible. :-/

(BTW, our paid product to help Poles learn English - "Real Life in the USA" - is going to be launched on Monday, October 1st. Learn more here and get a discount!)

So, now that fall has come, I'm feeling a little nostalgic!

In my first article in this series, I wrote about one thing I love about going out to eat in Poland - and today I'm going to tell you three more!

Read more to find out what they are!

People relaxing near the Wisła river, next to Wawel castle. Photo by bazylek100 on Flikr.

This is the fifth installment in my series of articles called "Things I Love About Poland," in which I discuss differences between Poland and the USA. In this article, I talk about Poland's old-world character and wonderful museums.

Polish bills. Photo by Niels Heidenreich.

This is the fourth installment in my series of articles called "Things I Love About Poland," in which I discuss differences between Poland and the USA. In this article, I talk about money.

Country house outside of Kalisz, Poland (where my great grandmother was born). Photo by Maciej Bliziński.

This is the third in a series of articles called "Things I Love About Poland," where I discuss differences between Poland and the USA. In this article, I talk about my dream of living in a Polish village.

A Polish kiosk. Photo by urbanlegend on Flickr.

This is the second in a series of articles called "Things I Love About Poland," where I discuss differences between Poland and the USA. In this article, I talk about Polish kiosks!

Waitress taking order at a restaurant. Photo by Alan Light.

This is the first in a series of articles called "Things I Love About Poland." In this article, I talk about the differences between America and Poland when it comes to restaurants.