5 Things 🇬🇧 British People Should NEVER Do in Poland 🇵🇱

5 Things British People Should NEVER Do in Poland 🇵🇱 Planning a trip to Poland from the UK? 🇬🇧🇵🇱 Before you go, there are a few things you really should know. Some perfectly normal British habits can be surprisingly awkward in Poland — and a couple could even get you into trouble! I'm not talking about your standard: don't call them Easter Europeans. I'm talking about proper stuff. Stuff that will give you looks. You may be even told off. In this video, I cover 5 things British tourists should NEVER do in Poland, including: 🇵🇱 Asking too many personal questions 🇬🇧 Assuming everyone will understand your British accent 🚦 Crossing the road when the light is red 🍸 Trying to keep up with Polish people drinking vodka 🔐 Saying that Alan Turing simply “broke the Enigma code” We'll look at some of the differences between British and Polish culture, Polish etiquette, public behaviour, drinking culture, accents, road-crossing rules and one fascinating piece of Polish-British World War II history involving Enigma and the Polish mathematicians who made the first major breakthroughs. If you're British, American or simply planning a trip to Poland, this video might save you from a few awkward moments! Have you ever experienced any of these cultural differences in Poland? Let me know in the comments. 00:00 – 5 things British People should never do in Poland 00:42 – When visiting Poland, don't ask too Poles many questions 02:07– When visiting Poland, don't speak English with heavy regional accent 04:07 – When visiting Poland, don't cross the road on the red ligth 05:58 – When visiting Poland, don't try to keep up with Poles when drinking vodka 07:08 – When visiting Poland, don't say that Alan Turing broke the Enigma code 09:14 – Final thoughts Whether you're visiting Kraków, Warsaw, Gdańsk, or somewhere else in Poland, these cultural tips will help you understand the country a little better — and hopefully avoid a few awkward moments. Poland isn't just a cheap holiday destination. It's a country with its own culture, traditions, history, and way of doing things. And that's exactly what makes it interesting. If you enjoy learning about Poland, Europe, and the differences between American and European culture, subscribe to Europe Is Not a Country. Reactors: please, contact first. #Poland #PolandTravel #BritishInPoland #PolishCulture #TravelPoland #PolandTips #UK #BritishinPoland