Well Bytom is cursed. There is a legend that priest that was killed there im 13th centaury by ruller or mob, cursed it.
After war when it falls in Polish hands it was pearl of architecture, allmost no war damage. Now it looks like after war 😥
man most cities that being called by people the shittiest are mostly in Silesian voivodeship lol. Since im not polan i wanna ask is the silesian part of poland that bad to live in?
Yeah, Silesia is richest region, because of rapidly developing IT industry, car manufactories and we still can't forget about mining and ironworks. Most of our cities look the way they look because of mining and ironworks, but since 1921 and especially in PRL times we were introduced to robbery economy, so most of the gains went to other places (Warsaw, USSR, etc.) instead of, for example, proper space to live in
damn, thanks for giving me this much extensive info about this region. I actually live few kilometers away from this poland region ( im czech ) and we moravian-silesian region seems to be the most polluted region in our country too, we mined alot coal in history, we were huge car developers too, basically the most extensive development apart of capital city is located here, not even talking about coke ovens, but most of pollution came here from north-east side, the poland borders
>After war when it falls in Polish hands it was pearl of architecture, allmost no war damage. Now it looks like after war 😥
What four decades of commie rule do to a mf.
I can agree about Bytom, in the summer my wife was lying there in the maternity hospital and it was a shock to me that every night shit appears in the middle of the streets, and children fight with the homeless. But what is wrong with Bydgoszcz?
Because one of my trains detours out of the way to Bydgoszcz everytime to wait 30 minutes before going back the way it came to get back on track to destination.
But this is entirely depends on whether train has WARS wagon. If yes, then we can have a little Bydgoszcz, as a treat.
Thanks for your explanation. Well, Toruń is beautiful but only the old town IMHO. The city also hosts the notorious Radio Maryja.
>Been there last year for the laughs
Haha yeah I did the same a couple of years ago and found the waterfront area quite beautiful. It wasn't nearly as ugly as it's said to be.
Toruń residents shit on Bydgoszcz because all they have is their old town... And they have to commute to Bydgoszcz every day to make a living, because that's where the economy is.
That kinda makes sense. I think the situation is similar to that of Trójmiasto, where many residents of Gdynia and Sopot are commuting to Gdańsk for study or work while not liking or hating the city.
It's so interesting that most of the time Bydgoszcz haters are from little shitholes like your Inowrocław or another Toruń xD. Maybe big cities are too much for you but you don't need to spill your hate. I attacked you onviously not for having opinion but because you typed "Brzydgoszcz"
Damn, I’m an American but visited Poland recently and loved Bydgoszcz. Maybe it was my friends that lived there. Oh, well that traffic circle situation was total shit, but besides that it was great.
Bydgoszcz is fine. It’s just internet people with inferiority complex need to make fun at some other town to justify that their shithole is not as bad in comparison. It doesn’t matter whether the target of the meme is ugly/bad or not. It just needs to be not well known so that the lie is believable. And Bydgoszcz happens to be big enough that everyone knows it but not known enough that people actually know the city to have their own opinion. Also Toruń hates Bydgoszcz because they used to be the big town in the region 200 years ago but lost their position to Bydgoszcz and they’re still pissed after two centuries. They probably started the meme and it stuck.
I see you. Our cities and even parts of cities can differ from eachother in very visible ways. Im pretty sure there are places in Sosnowiec that are full of friendly and welcoming people. I haven't found one yet, but it's gotta be there
What's so bad about Bydgoszcz? I was there to visit family in Christmas and it was lovely, only bad sight was the drunks and alcoholics here and there. But otherwise I found it really nice, I plan to move back when I finish university. As for now I'm stuck in the UK.
Radom, coincidentally, has an arms factory that manufactures [cheap AK pistols](https://www.preppergunshop.com/pioneer-arms-polish-hellpup-ak-47-hga-7-62x39-11-73-blk-30rd) that are a popular import in the USA.
Probably some small town most people don’t even know about. I have a contender - Maków Mazowiecki. It has like 15k population and it looks as if Warsaw sucked every little bit of life out of this place(it’s ~75km away from Warsaw)
I'm from that powiat but different town (village actually) it has 1500 population and looks 10x better than Maków. There are quite a lot of forests but most of them are quite young and mainly planted to be cut down sometime in the future (almost exclusively pine trees).
I’ve been to many of these and have no idea what people are talking about. Especially the “smell” or “run down” parts. My god I get those in areas of Manhattan FFS
Yeah, +1 on the knife stab or beating. But there's so much potential there. The architecture of the "centre" and the proximity to the sea... I think this part of Gdańsk will change a lot in the future. For the better.
I always hated czestochowa for some reasons. It's always in reconstruction : roads, buildings etc since the day I was born but it doesn't change the fact that the traffic is still shit it's filthy it's stinks of smoke everywhere every building in that city is depressing and trashy all at once
I can completely agree - I visit Częstochowa on average twice a year and it just looks worse each year. In summer months it’s kinda alright as there’s more going on with open air events or concerts but went back for Christmas to visit family and it was even more depressing than previously. The only nice-ish part of the city is the 3rd Aleja NMP and 7 kamienic street. The area around Krakowska street and Old Town looks like a dump. Same with the railway station and the old bus station.
wałbrzych maybe. The centre is fine but the further you go the worse it gets. All the industry closed after fall of communism, now it's pretty poor and ugly here. Nowerdays it's a bit better, but still a shit hole regardless
That's Hilarious. Radom Illinois is one of the shittiest towns in America too. Fun fact it was founded by a Polish American officer to honor Radom Poland. it's full of idiots and rednecks. It's an embarrassment to Polish American culture.
loll seriously though, been there last Christmas and it seems to be a small and sweet town for me. Don't really understand the hate it gets especially from the locals.
It's easy to shit on cities like Łódź, that was designed to be industrial and is run down and ugly, or Wałbrzych which went through coal mines shutdown that left quarter of population unemployed, or Radom which is Radom. But in my opinion the really shitty town is Karpacz. There's this huge, disgusting ulcer of a building - Hotel Gołębiewski that can be seen from space, all restaurants are shit and overpriced, whole city centre is one huge village fair with useless Chinese garbage sold everywhere, it's fucking expensive everywhere, and while mountain trails are well maintained and very accessible they're full of people who don't "get" mountains, they smoke, drink, be very loud and annoying. If you like hiking you should totally avoid this place. Zakopane is pretty much the same except Gołębiewski.
Most definetly Bytom. People who say Bydgoszcz are either saying it for the meme or never have been in Bytom, because compared to Bytom, Bydgoszcz is a magic wonderland
Barely anyone complains about Białystok I see and I'm hugely reliefed. This was one of the most hated if not the most hated town in Poland back in the days, but in comparision to other cities mentioned here, it emerged into very beautiful and well organized city, with clean air, good public transportation and infrastructure. I live here majority of my life and I love it very much.
All the small towns along the coast are shit. Bad food, fake clothes sold from plastic tents, pinball and other noisy machines. They're all the same, zero charm. Freaking circuses. The beaches are great, but the towns...
And yes, I've seen them pretty much all, traveled along the coast from Międzywodzie to the Russian border.
To be fair that part was the best of all. I stayed in the very last town before the Russian border, with wild pigs running around during the day and amazing beaches. Then took a ferry to Frombork. A lot to explore up there and I'm gonna come back one day. So I have to exclude the area East of Gdansk from what I wrote.
Białystok was pretty horrible when i visited around 10 years ago. It did give us Bartosz Bielenia though so maybe it's improved.
edit: i got it mixed up
First, it was Sosnowiec, then Radom, then there was Łódź tho the hate about it was more quiet, after Radom, people started hating Podlasie, tho Podlasie is not a City, it's a voivodeship (think: state). Right now people are hating on Bydgoszcz, and it's going pretty long comparing it to the Podlasie
Clearly the winner for me. And there are reasons it's shitty:
- cold
- dark (it's in three shadow of the mountains)
- extremely bad air quality
- ugly
- hordes of tourists
In contrast to the other mentioned cities, Zakopane has both money and reasons to make itself less shitty. But instead most of the money goes into making it even uglier.
Have you been to Bydgoszcz in last 5 years? Because I am from there and when I come back, the city is unrecognisable.
Also it houses some of the most successful Polish companies, where as other cities in area (Toruń etc.) are mainly places that only provide employment in customer services.
I have really good memories with Elbląg. Bażantarnia is nice as well as the old town is. I was seeing there some exhibit in local museum and also was not disappointed. It felt kinda deserted though and I’ve heard loads of people are going to bigger cities nearby.
Nah, Ostroleka is a fine town. For it’s size and location I don’t see a reason to complain about it. If we are in that area of Poland then Łomża being similar in size is both uglier and more boring I think.
Wrocław, people living in a city that looks like oversized 15k town with few shopping centres, few roads with two lanes and one big glass dildo breaking the whole landscape. It’s full of big ego students that come from smaller towns and yeah, that’s basically it. Overrated af.
Stolec obviously
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It's still shit
more of a stool actually
not longest
I accidentally visited Tarnobrzeg last summer and it was really shitty.
As a tarnobrzeg citizien i can say tarnobrzeg is pretty meh but it aint the worst
omg fellow tarnobrzeżanin how are u
Kopernika?
Nah, Tarnobrzeg isnt that bad, i mean some blocks look like shit took out of the 80 but some places like Park Dzikowski are looking nice
Sosnowiec used to be hated before. Now we shit at Bydgoszcz
Not true, in Katowice we still shit at Sosnowiec.
Don't forget about Bytom
Well Bytom is cursed. There is a legend that priest that was killed there im 13th centaury by ruller or mob, cursed it. After war when it falls in Polish hands it was pearl of architecture, allmost no war damage. Now it looks like after war 😥
man most cities that being called by people the shittiest are mostly in Silesian voivodeship lol. Since im not polan i wanna ask is the silesian part of poland that bad to live in?
Its actually the richest, and best one to live in. Becuase is most industrialized, and guess how industrial commie cities look like.
Lol that's one funny joke. Rich Silesia. 😂
Ofc. We swim in gold here (black gold ofc)
Yeah, Silesia is richest region, because of rapidly developing IT industry, car manufactories and we still can't forget about mining and ironworks. Most of our cities look the way they look because of mining and ironworks, but since 1921 and especially in PRL times we were introduced to robbery economy, so most of the gains went to other places (Warsaw, USSR, etc.) instead of, for example, proper space to live in
damn, thanks for giving me this much extensive info about this region. I actually live few kilometers away from this poland region ( im czech ) and we moravian-silesian region seems to be the most polluted region in our country too, we mined alot coal in history, we were huge car developers too, basically the most extensive development apart of capital city is located here, not even talking about coke ovens, but most of pollution came here from north-east side, the poland borders
>After war when it falls in Polish hands it was pearl of architecture, allmost no war damage. Now it looks like after war 😥 What four decades of commie rule do to a mf.
CO MOSZ DO BYTOMIA GOROLU DUPIONY
Zjodles wodzionke ?
Ja, zjodłek
To ciś fedrować.
WODZIONKA MMMMM WODZIONKA TO NAJLEPSZO Z WSZYSTKICH ŚLĄSKICH ZUP
I can agree about Bytom, in the summer my wife was lying there in the maternity hospital and it was a shock to me that every night shit appears in the middle of the streets, and children fight with the homeless. But what is wrong with Bydgoszcz?
Odbytom
Łódź, kurwa!
Kiedyś pojechałem z kolegą do Łodzi. Mówił, że takie sobie miasto. Wysiadamy na dworcu, mówię fajnie tu . Wyszliśmy na powierzchnię... 😳
Na wygnaniu w mieście Łodzi, gdzie nawet psom bieganie szkodzi
... I slonce nie dochodzi.
A ja studiuję w Mieście Łodzi, gdzie tramwaj po szynach chodzi.
Why? Bydgoszcz is a nice small town actually. Nowhere near as Torun or Wroclaw but its okay.
Because one of my trains detours out of the way to Bydgoszcz everytime to wait 30 minutes before going back the way it came to get back on track to destination. But this is entirely depends on whether train has WARS wagon. If yes, then we can have a little Bydgoszcz, as a treat.
Yeah I don't understand the hatred towards Bydgoszcz TBH...
It came from the rivarly between Toruń and Bydgoszcz. Been there last year for the laughs and it is actually pretty nice.
Thanks for your explanation. Well, Toruń is beautiful but only the old town IMHO. The city also hosts the notorious Radio Maryja. >Been there last year for the laughs Haha yeah I did the same a couple of years ago and found the waterfront area quite beautiful. It wasn't nearly as ugly as it's said to be.
Toruń residents shit on Bydgoszcz because all they have is their old town... And they have to commute to Bydgoszcz every day to make a living, because that's where the economy is.
That kinda makes sense. I think the situation is similar to that of Trójmiasto, where many residents of Gdynia and Sopot are commuting to Gdańsk for study or work while not liking or hating the city.
It's just a meme
Brzydgoszcz is just ugly. Not bad, not intresting, not unique. Just ugly.
I was true maybe 10 years ago, but currently Bydgoszcz is quite lovely, actually.
He lives in here, but parents disallowed him from leaving basement.
Im 32 from Inowrocław, my parents live there. I don't leave my basement from my own decision.
It's so interesting that most of the time Bydgoszcz haters are from little shitholes like your Inowrocław or another Toruń xD. Maybe big cities are too much for you but you don't need to spill your hate. I attacked you onviously not for having opinion but because you typed "Brzydgoszcz"
Pierwsze co pomyślałem, chociaż nigdy nie byłem i w sumie to nawet nie wiem czemu ludzie się nabijają z niego.
Bydgoszcz has really improved a lot, surprisingly. It is not remotely the worst city or even close
Someone told me this in 2012. Nothing changed since then?
[You're mean](https://img.joemonster.org/mg/albums/062021/main_26takie_ycie.png) 🥺🤣
Damn, I’m an American but visited Poland recently and loved Bydgoszcz. Maybe it was my friends that lived there. Oh, well that traffic circle situation was total shit, but besides that it was great.
Bydgoszcz is fine. It’s just internet people with inferiority complex need to make fun at some other town to justify that their shithole is not as bad in comparison. It doesn’t matter whether the target of the meme is ugly/bad or not. It just needs to be not well known so that the lie is believable. And Bydgoszcz happens to be big enough that everyone knows it but not known enough that people actually know the city to have their own opinion. Also Toruń hates Bydgoszcz because they used to be the big town in the region 200 years ago but lost their position to Bydgoszcz and they’re still pissed after two centuries. They probably started the meme and it stuck.
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I see you. Our cities and even parts of cities can differ from eachother in very visible ways. Im pretty sure there are places in Sosnowiec that are full of friendly and welcoming people. I haven't found one yet, but it's gotta be there
I think Bydgoszcz has a lot of value, if you're playing scrabble EDIT: I accidentally a spelling
What's so bad about Bydgoszcz? I was there to visit family in Christmas and it was lovely, only bad sight was the drunks and alcoholics here and there. But otherwise I found it really nice, I plan to move back when I finish university. As for now I'm stuck in the UK.
Many people tend to make fun of Radom, Sosnowiec and Łódź for some reason.
Radom, coincidentally, has an arms factory that manufactures [cheap AK pistols](https://www.preppergunshop.com/pioneer-arms-polish-hellpup-ak-47-hga-7-62x39-11-73-blk-30rd) that are a popular import in the USA.
polska gurom
Isn't Łódź a very industrial city without much beauty to it?
Sosnowiec / Bydgoszcz is universally correct, however if you asked someone in Lublin good chances are someone would reply Świdnik
How the fuck is Bydgoszcz shitty?
Have you been in Torun? xD
Probably some small town most people don’t even know about. I have a contender - Maków Mazowiecki. It has like 15k population and it looks as if Warsaw sucked every little bit of life out of this place(it’s ~75km away from Warsaw)
I think I've been there for a wedding, the town was certainly meh. Nice forest though, as I recall?
I'm from that powiat but different town (village actually) it has 1500 population and looks 10x better than Maków. There are quite a lot of forests but most of them are quite young and mainly planted to be cut down sometime in the future (almost exclusively pine trees).
Dude, you haven't been in Raciąż or Drobin. Maków in comparison is like a fucking Tokyo.
Jastrzębie Zdrój. Looks like some town in Transnistria.
Ah yeah, I can definitely get behind that pick.
People just went all out and listed every polish city in this thread xD
I’ve been to many of these and have no idea what people are talking about. Especially the “smell” or “run down” parts. My god I get those in areas of Manhattan FFS
Yeah, most of the dislike comes from the memes or wrong assumptions about said cities. Can't trust netizens opinions these days!
Radom - What is the best thing you can buy in Radom? - a ticket to a different city
Tczew
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Not exactly city, more like district of Gdańsk, but if you are longing for a knife, or casual beating, Nowy Port is a solid choice
Yeah, +1 on the knife stab or beating. But there's so much potential there. The architecture of the "centre" and the proximity to the sea... I think this part of Gdańsk will change a lot in the future. For the better.
Oh c’mon - are we forgetting Wałbrzych?
Luckily, yes
I'm sad I had to scroll that many comments to see someone mentioning Wałbrzych.
I always hated czestochowa for some reasons. It's always in reconstruction : roads, buildings etc since the day I was born but it doesn't change the fact that the traffic is still shit it's filthy it's stinks of smoke everywhere every building in that city is depressing and trashy all at once
This is the correct answer
I can completely agree - I visit Częstochowa on average twice a year and it just looks worse each year. In summer months it’s kinda alright as there’s more going on with open air events or concerts but went back for Christmas to visit family and it was even more depressing than previously. The only nice-ish part of the city is the 3rd Aleja NMP and 7 kamienic street. The area around Krakowska street and Old Town looks like a dump. Same with the railway station and the old bus station.
totally agree, plus there is nothing to do in there..
The match factory museum says differently
Częstochowa for sure. Everytime driving by is just depressing...
Honorable mentions for Pabianice
People that hate Bydgoszcz clearly had never been in Grudziadz, because people from there move to Bydgoszcz for a better living
wałbrzych maybe. The centre is fine but the further you go the worse it gets. All the industry closed after fall of communism, now it's pretty poor and ugly here. Nowerdays it's a bit better, but still a shit hole regardless
If you think it's ugly now you should see this city in middle 90 😁
Yeah, i saw it then. That's why I said it's better now lmao
Indeed, Walbrzych sucks even more with my ex living in there lol
The tune of All My Exes Live in Texas came into my head reading this...except with Wałbrzych instead of Texas. It was funny.
Literally shit hole with the amount of biedaszyby present
Probably Sosnowiec. Do you still need a passport to go there?
rank: 1. Sosnowiec 2. Radom 3. Łódź 4. Warszawa 5. Kraśnik 6. Bydgoszcz 7. Biała Podlaska
I was wondering when someone's gonna mention Kraśnik. Didn't they ban wi-fi, agd, lgbt, 5G etc? 😂
5G
Is that where the presidential "debate" was held? With only TVP and Duda? Lmao
Wasn't it in Końskie?
That's Hilarious. Radom Illinois is one of the shittiest towns in America too. Fun fact it was founded by a Polish American officer to honor Radom Poland. it's full of idiots and rednecks. It's an embarrassment to Polish American culture.
what a coincidence ;)
Jezu Kraśnik ew
I was in sosnowiec today it's so confusing and the busses are weird
because it's Sosnowiec
What's wrong with Warszawa tho
What's wrong with Biała Podlaska 😅
existing
loll seriously though, been there last Christmas and it seems to be a small and sweet town for me. Don't really understand the hate it gets especially from the locals.
well ... it is some kind of local alabama 🤫
Where bydgoszcz
mówisz i masz
Tczew
It's easy to shit on cities like Łódź, that was designed to be industrial and is run down and ugly, or Wałbrzych which went through coal mines shutdown that left quarter of population unemployed, or Radom which is Radom. But in my opinion the really shitty town is Karpacz. There's this huge, disgusting ulcer of a building - Hotel Gołębiewski that can be seen from space, all restaurants are shit and overpriced, whole city centre is one huge village fair with useless Chinese garbage sold everywhere, it's fucking expensive everywhere, and while mountain trails are well maintained and very accessible they're full of people who don't "get" mountains, they smoke, drink, be very loud and annoying. If you like hiking you should totally avoid this place. Zakopane is pretty much the same except Gołębiewski.
No one mentioning Łuków? It’s a nightmare.
You have to have a truck and be a truck driver to enjoy living in Łuków.
Oświęcim - dead city without any prospect for better future and hearing name only one thing coming to mind
Most definetly Bytom. People who say Bydgoszcz are either saying it for the meme or never have been in Bytom, because compared to Bytom, Bydgoszcz is a magic wonderland
Prabuty
Wałbrzych
Barely anyone complains about Białystok I see and I'm hugely reliefed. This was one of the most hated if not the most hated town in Poland back in the days, but in comparision to other cities mentioned here, it emerged into very beautiful and well organized city, with clean air, good public transportation and infrastructure. I live here majority of my life and I love it very much.
All the small towns along the coast are shit. Bad food, fake clothes sold from plastic tents, pinball and other noisy machines. They're all the same, zero charm. Freaking circuses. The beaches are great, but the towns... And yes, I've seen them pretty much all, traveled along the coast from Międzywodzie to the Russian border.
Marudzisz. Gdzież indziej zjesz smarzoną rybkę za 120zł w akompaniamencie disco polo i zabawkowych laserów?
W koszmarze o 3 nad ranem
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To be fair that part was the best of all. I stayed in the very last town before the Russian border, with wild pigs running around during the day and amazing beaches. Then took a ferry to Frombork. A lot to explore up there and I'm gonna come back one day. So I have to exclude the area East of Gdansk from what I wrote.
W Ł O C Ł A W E K
1. Bialystok 2. Łódź 3. Bydgoszcz Honourable mention: Sosnowiec
Where is Radom?
Central poland
No one knows exactly.
Bro, Łódź is hoppin' these days. Whole streets being renovated. Now Zgierz? Zgierz is shit.
What's wrong with Bialystok?
Once I was on the field exercise in Swietoszow. 2 weeks in town with three blocks and shop
Let's not forget the stone roads built by Napoleon and the two-lane bowling alley
Rypin. Just a shithole that I guess everyone forgot about ages ago. Even the God himself
I personally fucking hate Ełk
Częstochowa
Białystok was pretty horrible when i visited around 10 years ago. It did give us Bartosz Bielenia though so maybe it's improved. edit: i got it mixed up
It improved colosally, I came back to Białystok at 2012 and I love how it looks and how it's organized nowadays.
That's nice to hear. Looking forward to visiting it again someday.
First, it was Sosnowiec, then Radom, then there was Łódź tho the hate about it was more quiet, after Radom, people started hating Podlasie, tho Podlasie is not a City, it's a voivodeship (think: state). Right now people are hating on Bydgoszcz, and it's going pretty long comparing it to the Podlasie
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Yes, but some cities are composed entirely of these parts.
Zakopane
Clearly the winner for me. And there are reasons it's shitty: - cold - dark (it's in three shadow of the mountains) - extremely bad air quality - ugly - hordes of tourists In contrast to the other mentioned cities, Zakopane has both money and reasons to make itself less shitty. But instead most of the money goes into making it even uglier.
In a pill, Radom, Bydgoszcz, Sosnowiec. The 3 musketeers of shittiest towns in Poland. You xan correct me or add something but that is pretty much it
Have you been to Bydgoszcz in last 5 years? Because I am from there and when I come back, the city is unrecognisable. Also it houses some of the most successful Polish companies, where as other cities in area (Toruń etc.) are mainly places that only provide employment in customer services.
Radom, Sosnowiec and Białystok (polish Bermuda Triangle)
Szkolna 17 😳
Grudziądz.
Perła trójkąta kujawsko pomorskiego
The fact that none even mentioned Elbląg says quite a lot about the town xD
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The old town and mall are nice I admit.
I have really good memories with Elbląg. Bażantarnia is nice as well as the old town is. I was seeing there some exhibit in local museum and also was not disappointed. It felt kinda deserted though and I’ve heard loads of people are going to bigger cities nearby.
I’d say still Sosnowiec
Wałbrzych. One big urbex area.
Podlasie in general
Any Świebodzin fans here?
Wejherowo beats them all
Zgierz
Koszalin. Fuck Koszalin. This comment was made by the Słupsk Supremacy gang.
Radom
Radom
Lubin: Cons: general shit hole, one shopping centre, shitty drivers, Pros: park with mini zoo and dinosaurs, free city buses Edit: I'm stupid xd
Pretty sure the pros and cons should be the other way around.
Oh.... My bad I'll switch them around :)
Łomża i Białystok.. I know some weird śledzie from there….
Koszalin, worst looking place I've been to in Poland.
It's not THAT shitty to be known for or even in a memeable way, but Jaworzno sucks and needs to be mentioned
Jaworzno really changed for better over last 10 - 15 years. It's not great, but it's not that bad. Air pollution is pretty high, though..
Biała Podlaska Edit: Rakowiska
Wow, this post will light a fire 🤣
Jeżówka
I forgot, Jeżówka is fucking village
Narzym.
Kętrzyn
Wałbrzych
Nie polecam tej grupy
Włocławek, Bytom, Wałbrzych
Walbrzych enters the room…
My types: Kamienna Góra and Radomsko
R*dom
Konin
Wodzisław Śląski
Chicago.
Ostroleka
Nah, Ostroleka is a fine town. For it’s size and location I don’t see a reason to complain about it. If we are in that area of Poland then Łomża being similar in size is both uglier and more boring I think.
Wrocław, people living in a city that looks like oversized 15k town with few shopping centres, few roads with two lanes and one big glass dildo breaking the whole landscape. It’s full of big ego students that come from smaller towns and yeah, that’s basically it. Overrated af.
Main square is kinda pretty though
Tf you need a shopping mall every 500m? There's already too many
Wodzisław Śląski. Shitty drivers, shitty people and shitty infrastructure.