Circling through Poland - with a bit of Germany thrown in.

Now some local food. Only a little as we took the opportunity of having a kitchen in our apartment to have some quiet meals 'at home'. There was a large Carrefours just across the road to buy the ingredients. We also had probably the best filled doughnuts from a stall near a busy tram/bus stop. The doughnuts in Poland are very good so these were excellent.

Firstly a local favourite a Pasztecik


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Certainly not the most sophisticated food item I have ever eaten. But it was hot and filling and perfectly fine as fast food. This was bought at the railway station. Ideal after a night out I would guess.

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We walked to a restaurant that rated highly on local sites for having good 'authentic' food. I have no idea how authentic it really is but it tasted very good.

The name of the restaurant, according to me, roughly translates as 'Polish Inn'


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You most certainly didn't come away hungry

Roast duck in gravy with apples, potato dumplings & red cabbage. Around A$32

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Cod with spinach, boiled potatoes, fresh vegetables. Around A$24

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Another building of note.

The Szczecin Filharmonia Building opened in 2014. We wanted to attend a performance here but during our stay it was the finals of the competition for the best youth orchestra in Europe and the hall was booked solid. Tours of the building were only conducted in Polish and German.


During the day it is bright white

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At night it is illuminate din various colours that can change but we saw only the one hew.

By night

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If you looked at it directly from the front the mauve tint changed to white

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