Warszawa

The train ride to Warsaw was 4 hours so we woke up early and grabbed a 9:45 to arrive by 1pm. We had an opportunity to do a bar crawl in Prague, but decided to rest instead; thus, Warsaw would be our official bar crawl night. We relaxed and prepared our bodies by drinking water, eating perogis and other heavy dishes, and sneaking in a nap (aka an hour of work).

Warsaw Pub Crawls offers tours to meet others while drinking at local bars ($20 per person); you receive a welcome drink and play games at the first bar to break the ice and then receive a welcome shot at each new bar. After four bars, you go to the club!

We sat down at a table with one American from Alabama (Brady) and then were joined by Jonas from Sweden, Wilheim from Netherlands, Lukas from Belgium, and Christian from Germany. Our squad was set for the night. We had so much fun bouncing around to each bar, playing flip cup, and watching the younger kids sing karaoke. Mary was 1 of 4 girls on a 30 person crawl so it was hilarious to watch all the guys try their luck with the other 3 girls (specially Jonas and Wilheim). Christian and Lukas gave up and were content to spend time with us as fourth wheels.

At the final bar, Kieran was feeling pretty saucy and it was time to go home. We tried to say goodbye but Lukas and Christian were distraught. We agreed to meet up with them the next day and walked home 40 minutes. Kieran was actually very drunk so fed him some ramen noodles and water to prepare for damage recovery.

Hostel:
Level Rooms

Restaurant:
Radio Cafe

Food:
More Perogis
Stuffed Cabbage Roles
Polish Wedding Soup (Tripe)Leia mais