Poland is getting ready for the Euro 2012 football tournament. The biggest football venue, the National Stadium in Warsaw, is rumoured to be one of the most expensive structures of its kind in the world. The officials responsible for commissioning the stadium deny it claiming it’s not even in the Top10 most expensive football stadia [...]
Archive for October, 2011
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- bits and bobs (35)
- cultural beast (35)
- fact or myth? (11)
- famous Poles (7)
- feeeed me! (15)
- it's a sign! (8)
- links (31)
- p for press (33)
- photography (8)
- Pole poll (6)
- polish your Polish (18)
- reviews (1)
- so very Polish (29)
- travel (17)
- travel tip (6)
- wódka with a W (5)
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- Coming soon!
- Visit Poland – virtually
- Warsaw’s newest attraction: a foldable roof
- Polska? Tak!
- Travel tip: Trzęsacz, the church swallowed by the sea
- Poland – feel invited
- Vrots Love
- Test your knowledge of Polish slang
- Polish poems on the Tube
- Over 500 thousand Polish passport holders live in the UK
- I need your vote. Yes, yours!
- You like kiełbasa, we like kiełbasa
- Social shopping from Poland with Daillly
- The Guardian devotes a week to Poland
- Travel tip: rafting on the Dunajec
- Cole Trujillo: Wrocław sounds like an interesting place I will defiantly have to go there this summer. Just googling the city was fascinating for example Wrocław h
- Miranda: Does anyone know what has happenend to this excellent blog? It is now nearly a year since anything was posted! I know it is tme consuming keeping a
- Michał: The Baltic Sea
- KrakówPolska: There's breaking news on the new post-Smoleńsk pictures that have caused uproar, in English, at krakowpolska.pl
- Monika: What I remember and know about being Polish is our ability to go on after we should have lost all hope. I love our endurance and our refusal to ever g
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The POLSKI blog is written by Michał, a Polish journalist, writer, one-time language teacher and linguist, living and working in London.Polls
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