Good place to live in Poland?

SzwedwPolsceThreads: 13 Posts: 1,915 Joined: Feb 21, 09 ♂	Mar 22, 09, 19:50 #31
gumishu: Trójmiasto is nice place to live. The seaside has its marvels. Oh, I miss the sea where I live now.

still_wisherThreads: 7 Posts: 186 Joined: Mar 9, 08 ♂	Mar 22, 09, 20:02 #32
Radzymin nice calm city 20 kms from Warsaw..

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Mar 22, 09, 22:31 #33

marco_ba:

hey guys!
How are you?
Well, I'm from Brazil and Graduate in Business; I have experience in USA too...
Soo I'm starting to think about live in Poznan - Poland, I would like u guys tell me about it!
Please!
I have a princess in Poznan and I'm thinking to move and be with her!
How is life in Poznan and about job?
I appreciate any contact.

I remember Poznan as very party city. Lots of gigs everywhere.

praveenThreads: - Posts: 1 Joined: Mar 23, 09 ♂	Mar 23, 09, 10:48 #34
Hi Friend, Mee too want to MBA there. Please give me if u know any info about Poland. Thanks, Praveen please use the search box at the top of each page.

Eurasian008	Mar 24, 09, 12:22 #35
warsaw for a mixture of both modern sky scrapers and classy old architecture.

JucheThreads: 13 Posts: 356 Joined: Feb 17, 09 ♂	Mar 24, 09, 13:27 #36
Eurasian008: warsaw for a mixture of both modern sky scrapers and classy old architecture. also very good socialistics

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Mar 24, 09, 15:44 #37

Here is a question for you....
There is a guy (UK born) and his wife (Polish born) + 2yr old daughter.
They are going to be relocating to Poznan in the summer of 2009 to be closer to the 'family',
she is a trained book-keeper & he has been in manufacturing supervision/management for over 20 yrs. But now is Tefl qualified (without a BA).
Housing is not a problem & they will have a small nest-egg.
What do you rate the chances of getting a teaching job? I've been told I would have more chance getting a job at a call centre for easy jet. But this is not what I want to do.
I've also been told that as I'm new to the 'market' I will be easy to employ because I will be grateful to be paid very small peanuts!
Your honest opinions would be welcome.

GoDfaTheR420Threads: 7 Posts: 46 Joined: Jan 2, 09 ♂	Mar 25, 09, 14:53 #38
I have been all over the world....my top 2 places to live would be: 1.Enlgand (palce of birth) 2. South of Spain (lifestyle is better than anywhere in the world!) 3. Poland...(no 2 days have ever been the same!)....well except when I was arrested and kept in jail for 2 days for having a ''Fake British Passport!!''!...stupid police!

dtaylorThreads: 15 Posts: 992 Joined: Sep 15, 07 ♂	Apr 26, 09, 15:29 #39
My fav places are Krakow and Rzeszow. ;)

shellyThreads: 1 Posts: 46 Joined: Oct 28, 08 ♀	Apr 27, 09, 16:02 #40
were would be the best place for me to move in poland? i am thinking about gdansk the only problem is no job:( and in ireland were i am from well lets say theres the same so what do i do? can someone tell me please thanks

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Edited by: jojospacemunky Apr 28, 09, 14:36 #41

shelly:

were would be the best place for me to move in poland?

only you could answer that to be honest, why dont you visit a few areas in poland first before making a firm decision would be my only advice to you

shelly:

i am thinking about gdansk the only problem is no job:(

search websites there is plenty out there and be pro-active and you'll find something

this PF thread might help you out
http://www.polishforums.com/to_look_job_poland-43_21030_0.html#msg6758 36

shy	Feb 25, 10, 20:15 #42
no it is not good to live in poland because they are really poor

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Mar 3, 10, 22:38 #43

KOŁOBRZEG!!!!!!!

Beautiful city on the baltic coast.. nice beaches and surrounding countryside! Lots to do especially in summertime! Check out Sunrise Festival! Awesome!!! I went last year! The best party in the world!
As long as you don't mind the german tourist invasion and the traffic in the summer then you will love it! I do! :D

BornInCanada	May 10, 10, 04:12 #44
thanks for comments

BornInCanada

May 10, 10, 04:19 #45

What I am looking for is furnished rental flat. My wife is Polish and I am Canadian. I speak the language and we are talking about a lengthy vacation in Poland - say 12-18 months, more or less. We are retiring in less than 2 years and would like to spend a little time in the "Father land." What I need to know, are there furnished flats for rent that won't cost me both legs and an arm? Somewhere around Wroclaw to Krakow area? Anyone?? Please?

hague1cmaeronThreads: 21 Posts: 1,649 Joined: Mar 30, 10 ♂	May 10, 10, 04:25 #46
Guest: food and other products tend to be more expensive. quite the reverse, food is defiantly cheaper!

convexThreads: 46 Posts: 7,185 Joined: Nov 25, 09 ♂	May 10, 10, 11:37 #47
hague1cmaeron: quite the reverse, food is defiantly cheaper! If you can survive on potatoes and onions alone, food is cheaper. If you like a bit of variety in your diet, it's definitely more expensive. The only thing cheap about Poland is the cost of basic labor, which is why services and locally produced products are so cheap.

SeanusThreads: 22 Posts: 30,158 Joined: Dec 25, 07 ♂	May 10, 10, 23:58 #48
It depends what you are looking for. Gliwice is not bad but a little boring. Still, I'd much rather live here than many places in the east of the country.

delphiandomineThreads: 42 Posts: 9,954 Joined: Nov 25, 08 ♂ [Suspended]	May 11, 10, 00:25 #49
convex: If you can survive on potatoes and onions alone, food is cheaper. If you like a bit of variety in your diet, it's definitely more expensive. Ah, come on, there's always plenty available for cheap if you're willing to eat seasonally. (which is good, anyway, so they tell me).

BornInCanada	May 13, 10, 05:12 #50
Anyone know of any places that rent furnished flats in or around large cities in souther Poland?

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May 13, 10, 06:17 #51

twel:

In general, Central and Eastern Europe is very nice; you won't notice this being in the US or Canada...

rubbish.. both USA and CAN have more natural beauty then Poland and of course they have way more room.

Guest:

please where is the best place to live in the Poland

surely depends on what you like.. the seaside is nice so are the mountains but if you don't like either, the middle has a lot of nice places to offer.

scottie1113Threads: 11 Posts: 873 Joined: Mar 13, 07 ♂	May 13, 10, 22:15 #52
hague1cmaeron: food is defiantly cheaper! No it ain't. Food costs about the same as in Germany-EU prices-but Poles make a whole lot less than Germans, the relative cost is high. I've lived in Gdansk for three years and wouldn't live anywhere else in Poland. I love being close to the sea.

guzzlerThreads: 6 Posts: 165 Joined: Mar 28, 10 ♂	May 13, 10, 22:55 #53
PaulinaK14*: PaulinaK14 Paul you might as well come back mate I was in your situation and came back and I'm glad I did. Good luck

Plusa10Threads: 3 Posts: 41 Joined: May 22, 10 ♀	May 24, 10, 06:49 #54
I've heard that Kraków has the most English-speakers...is that true? I was thinking of eventually moving there and learning more of the Polish language then maybe moving to Warsaw?

MARVEL	May 13, 11, 00:45 #55
im from canada and iv been to poland it rocked! i would say the best city is warsaw they have amayzing hotels! WELL MOSTLY THE POOLS SO MY CHOICE IS WARSAW

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