So much going on in Warsaw!

OK, I have to admit - I was a very bad girl for my blog! I totally abandoned it for no reason what so ever! Sure there was so much going on, but that's no excuse.

But, hey look what kind of fascinating adventures Mario and I experienced recently after moving in to Warsaw. Yes, we did that, for good living Manchester (Mario says "never say never", so for now I just assume it's for good).

It was good, all that living in Manchester, being a student and working in an English companies thing, but it was time for us to settle in in Warsaw. Sure, it does not mean we leave partying, discovering and enjoying ourselves behind. Truly, it just is a beginning of it!

So, to sum things up, the newest adventures include:

1. Moving in to Warsaw, obviously, which basically means totally new world for us. I thought it is just England that varies so much from one "-shire" to another. Seriously -it's the opposite! People here seemed to me to not only speak a different language (what's with ending every sentence with "yes"?......), but also they live fast here, extremely one could say.

In the Łazienki Park

But it's not like Warsaw is this scary place where a girl like I feels left alone and like a stranger. Get me right - i think anyone can find there place here! And what's more if you do love events, parties, meeting new people, musicals and all that "city lights" you simply should try Warsaw! It is so much going on here!

Feeding a peacock

Mario in front of the Royal Palace

Having fun with my friend, Sylwia

A visit to the Warsaw's ZOO

On the Chopin's music concert in Łazienki Park

2. Leaving Rzeszów - that's understandable with no further explanations needed. One could think that after living for two years in a different country, on your own in your very apartment, you would not be missing your own home-city. But again - it's nothing like that.

It is better when we are together...

with Mario's little nephew - Kamilek

I guess, it is amazing to be able, like us, to regularly come visit your dearest ones in a place where you have been bruoght up and where all the good memories are.

But there are new, fantastic memories waiting for us here, so I want to believe.

So, there soon will be more on an amazing adventures of the Crucian and her Beloved One...

Kisses from M&M

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Rzeszów - City in Plus

There is no place like home! We tend to say and there surely is something in this statement... if not only for the families, friends or our jobs, we like to come back to our home cities because they're familiar to us and seem so close in a way.

It seems all the buildings, streets and places we've been to in our cities make us feel safe and secure. This is the case with my city - Rzeszów - as well. This south-eastern city in Poland may not be the biggest and most popular metropolis, but it surely is a nice place to visit, especially this time of year.

Rzeszów - coat of arms

Time has stops here during the day, within those narrow streets of the old city centre (Starówka) and vibrates in the night with the thousand of students studying here, who go to the local pubs and bars.

Rzeszów has recently accepted its new promotion strategy - Rzeszów - City in Plus (miasto in plus) and the debate started whether it really is a city in plus. Personally, I found it positive place to visit and I wish I there was also more reasons jobwise to stay longer...

Anyway, visit this beautiful city virtually with me ....above there are some pictures to do so.
Enjoy and please, let me know what you think of them :)

Town Hall (Ratusz) from the side...

...and from the front

the Market Square where everyone meets

Rzeszów welcomes you

traditional buildings

former Lubomirski Family residency

Rzeszów castle - now the headquarters of the court

romantic alee

Rzeszów Philharmonic

All pictures by Mariusz Mario Andreasik: www.mandreasik.pl