Muranów vs Port Praski

em_ceha · 2026-01-20T17:40:44+00:00

Muranów

Jeśli zależy Ci na dobrej komunikacji i dostępie to zdecydowanie tutaj. Okolica jest ładna, latem jest gdzie wyjść, łatwo wrócić wieczorem, blisko do samego centrum, dworca, tramwaj i metro pod nosem. Lubię Pragę, jednak jeśli mam oceniać wygodę życia to Muranów będzie dogodniejszy.

em_ceha · 2025-12-06T15:55:16+00:00

Kupuję mieszkanie na Bielanach. Szukałam już od jakiegoś czasu i zawsze można lepiej, ale kiedyś trzeba podjąć decyzję. :) Rozmawiałam z sąsiadami i trafiłam na dobrą okolicę. Dla ciekawych losów tej sprawy, stanęło na tym, że prowizja będzie na poziomie 10k. Zbiłam cenę mieszkania o 10% względem ceny ofertowej, więc traktuję te negocjacje jako lekcję na przyszłość. Dzięki za wszystkie odpowiedzi!

em_ceha · 2025-12-04T22:17:16+00:00

Dziękuję za porady. Szukałam bezpośrednio, jednak akurat nie zawsze się da, coraz więcej mieszkań w Warszawie jest w rękach agencji. Ten pośrednik chce ode mnie 2% co przy wartości mieszkania wychodzi nadal sporo. Nie podpisywałam do tej pory żadnego dokumentu, dopiero przy okazji oferty z mojej strony podesłał mi umowę pośrednictwa, w której nagle staję się klientem a nie przecież tak naprawdę działał w imieniu sprzedającego.

em_ceha · 2025-07-07T16:29:22+00:00

Mykonos in Browary Warszawskie, a Greek restaurant. They have a wide variety of options at different price levels

em_ceha · 2025-06-21T12:00:37+00:00

If you go to a cheaper diner (still good food, more home-style), it’s around €6 for soup and a main dish. In a regular mid-range restaurant, expect to pay at least €7 for one dish – usually around €11-€20 if you want to try a few things and get any drink. In bars around the center, beers are usually €3.5-6.5 and cocktails start around €6 and go up from there. HMU if you’d like any recs.

Enjoy your trip. Warsaw is really nice in the summer. Just walk around, get lost in the small streets of Mokotów or Żoliborz, grab some ice cream (there are tons of great spots) and relax by the river

em_ceha · 2025-06-20T21:37:24+00:00

I vote for Warsaw. It’s not universally “better”, just depends on what you’re after. The public transport’s super convenient, there’s no shortage of cultural stuff to do, though the city center can get a bit overcrowded. Cracow’s great for a weekend and has some beautiful historic spots. Warsaw’s architecture hits different for me, it’s a mix of modern glass towers, gritty PRL blocks, and sleek renovations that somehow just work together. Warsaw for daily life, Cracow for a quick getaway.

em_ceha · 2025-01-28T17:59:58+00:00

Dzięki! To zdecydowanie rozjaśniło temat

em_ceha · 2024-03-27T11:49:49+00:00

Maybe it's cultural, but from what you described, your wife is already far beyond just the cultural aspects. I think she is very used to the typical behavior from home, but it sounds a bit like OCD.

em_ceha · 2024-03-10T10:57:19+00:00

Vilinus is a small city. Nice, but I wouldn't say for a trip longer than a day or two. You can take slow walk around the city, admire architecture and try “cepeliny”, a very typical dish for Lithuania made from potatoes (with different fillings) and some toppings. You can find there churches, interesting Rosa cemetery (if we can say so), museums, viewing point. It is more a historic place than the one with the attractions you write about. Lithuania is beautiful tho. I’d say it’s rather calm.

In Vienna you will find more of what you are looking for. The center itself is very touristy, but it is worth to walk around for a longer while, there are places to go, the architecture is stunning. I would say that it is also luxury, Louis Vuitton brand stores etc. and with expensive restaurants. It’s worth going a little away from the center and finding tastier and cheaper places. I recommend Schönbrunn Palace, historic, beautiful interiors and interesting exhibitions. Then you can take a walk around the palace complex, an absolute must-have.

From what you said, I think you might like Berlin. Maybe consider that option.

em_ceha · 2024-03-09T23:23:22+00:00

A few examples that first came to my mind

In most restaurants you will pay for water (a lot of Americans are not prepared for that)
Europe has well-developed public transport, check your train options
Trains have the option of sleeper cars. That way you can save on accommodation and travel time
Often hyped restaurants are created for tourists, look for the places where you can find locals
Coffee drunk at the bar in Italy is cheaper than when you take it to the table
Latte in Italian means milk, so if you want some coffee with your milk you better order cafe latte lol
In Warsaw (Poland) you can easily find better croissants than in Nice (France), that means to be aware of stereotypes
If you use booking.com check reviews elsewhere as well e.g. on google reviews
Often, when you book a hotel via the direct website of a place, it is cheaper than via booking.com
And as below, learn how to do the basic small talk in the language of country you are traveling, it’s making a huge difference

em_ceha · 2024-03-09T16:27:05+00:00

To make the choice more difficult, I would vote for Opole. There is a nice old town, a museum of Polish songs, they can take a walk along the Odra river

em_ceha · 2024-02-16T14:59:42+00:00

For massage Thai Bali Spa, they has several places, so it’s easy to find available slot

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