It’s been more than a decade since I visited the biggest of the Polish Tricity – a metropolis of three cities over the Balric Sea; in fact, I never stayed there more than a day, always camping with the folks at nearby Sopot. Back then, I would have not had coffee either, so it’s fair to say that this return to the homeland was, in fact, a completely new experience.
Category: Poland
A taste of Nostalgia
My trip to Poland did not only involve freezing temperatures and coffee in the mountainous scenery; after visiting Zakopane I returned to my home-town, Radom. You might…… Read more “A taste of Nostalgia”
Cheating the Chill
Following the exhausting life changes at the end of last year, a time had come to grant myself a little rest, and connect with my ancestry. Alas,…… Read more “Cheating the Chill”
Cafes in Radom
I don’t believe many visitors to Poland would end up in my home town; there’s no sea or mountains, or lakes, or theme parks. There’s only sentiment…… Read more “Cafes in Radom”
Cafe Zakatek
I include this one in the Hidden section, because that’s how it is located: I was very close to missing it, although I roughly knew where I was heading, following…… Read more “Cafe Zakatek”
Pijalnia Czekolady Wedel
Visited at a Warsaw shopping centre, Golden Terraces This was one hearty cup (glass?) of coffee. Stronger than expected at a chocolatier’s – but the chocolate…… Read more “Pijalnia Czekolady Wedel”
A Black Spot 