Polish cities??

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What is the greatest Polish city?? Reasons??

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Krakow is beautiful because it's old and has a lot of culture. It also has cobblestone streets and a castle downtown. It's full of exciting little shops and restaurants.
The tri-city is three cities Gdynia, Gdansk, Sopot and is in the north of poland by the baltic sea. It's also beautiful there.
I personally don't like Warsaw as I find it to be a cold city, people don't speak to each other, everyone's too busy. A lot of the buildings have been destroyed through the war so it doesn't have much history left, just a lot of new buildings.
Krakow's more laid back.

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Warsaw? I'm not sure if that is spelled correctly. A friend of mine is from there.
Personally, I think Krakow. It's cosmopolitan but not too big. There's lots to do, good restaurants, shopping, good accommodation. Lots of attractions - Auschwitz (of course) and the Wieliczka salt mines. Nice, friendly people.

Warsaw's ok. To be honest, other than the old town, I didn't find it very interesting and it's really big, hard to get around.
I Would Say Warsaw or Krakow because thy are rich in history and you'll probably not get bored in any of these cities.
Warsaw is the biggest, if that's what you mean...
I would say Krakow, Gdansk and Wroclaw, because they are the most interesting.
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