5 Things Americans Should NEVER Do in Poland 🇵🇱

5 Things Americans Should NEVER Do in Poland 🇵🇱 Planning a trip to Poland? Before you arrive, there are a few cultural differences you might want to know about. 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. Something perfectly normal in America could make a Polish person think: "What on earth is this American doing?" In this video, we're looking at 5 things American tourists should avoid when visiting Poland — from wearing your baseball cap indoors to calling somebody your friend after knowing them for 20 minutes. And yes… we're also talking about money, Polish pride, and why calling Poland "cheap" might not be the compliment you think it is. 🇵🇱 IN THIS VIDEO: 00:00 – 5 things Americans should never do in Poland 01:06 – Don't wear your hat indoors 03:03– Don't keep your hands in your pockets while talking 05:22 – Don't brag about how much you earn 07:03 – Don't call Poland cheap 08:53 – Don't call somebody your friend when you've just met them 12:05 – 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. Because Europe is not a country. 🇵🇱 Reactors: please contact first. #Poland #PolandTravel #AmericanTourists #PolishCulture #TravelTips #EuropeIsNotACountry