Euro 2012 in general

Many of you will visit Poland in upcoming days. So i think few tips will be helpfull.

1. Going to Warsaw from the border using A2 highway you have to be prepared that not all A2 is build yet. Officials says that it will be ready on 01.06 but it is hard to predict it will be so. So you have to be ready to use other roads for about 50 km.. But signs will be prepared if necessary.

Close to Warsaw be prepared for traffic jams.

2. Going to Gdansk thru Berlin, Szczecin, Koszalin you need to prepare about 5-6 hours to get there. No highway.

3 Going to Gdansk from Warsaw better will be going by Plonsk!!! and then connect to A1 in city of Torun. Going by A2 and then to A1 (connection in Strykow) you have to be prepared on traffic jams.

4. Road from Germany to Wroclaw is very easy, nice highway. Further to Ukrain is nice highway as well but not to the border.

Trains works well and is on time.

People are friendly, beer is cold and tasty. Stadiums are ready.

Beers - Lech, Tyskie, Zywiec, Lomza, Okocim

Traditional polish food -
pierogi z kapusta i grzybami - dumplings with mushrooms and sauerkraut
pierogi ruskie - cottage cheese dumplings

barszcz - red borsch soup

kotlet schabowy - pork chop

bigos - dish of sauerkraut, meat, sausage and mushrooms

Zitat von achimkal

Tyskie?? What about Brok?

Brok is almost gone, so small production nowdays.

I made correction to my fist post, from Warsaw to Gdansk go by Plonsk!!! not Plock.

Also i have good news, highway A2 was opened today, so going from Poznan will be easier. But be prepared that max. speed will be 70km per hours on few part of this road! when you passed strykow.

Have fun. Countdown begun here:)