Polska - Warszawa - Ursynow - Stare Miasto - Centrum - Nowy Swiat Czesc:1

Here is a fragment of the new Ursynów. As you can see, such nicer houses, colors. And if we turn the camera to the right, that is, there used to be only fields, cabbages and so on, and still behind the commune such settlements were built here, on the outskirts of Warsaw. And this is the so-called old Ursynów, and this is the north of Biedna, and the south is rich here. We'll see in the south. The courtyard adjoins the Kasztanowa Alley. We are driving along Czyba Żantarnia Street and turn to the main street of KEN, i.e. the National Education Commission. This is the National Education Commission of Belgrade. And here are the new blocks on the right? Here are the old ones, and here is a new one attached to the parallel street. What is the name of this street? KEN, National Education Commission. And here are the new blocks on this side, right? Here, at the very front, everything is new. And on the left, it was still behind the commune. On the front, this is on the left, here is the old one, you can see the difference right away. Here we have the old one, and on the left we have the new one. Here are the new blocks. Nice blocks. How many square meters are there? It used to be 45-50 meters standard, 3M3. And now it's 100-80 meters. Well, there are also smaller ones. And here they will also build some old parking lot. This is Leglerk. These are the new blocks. And here on the left, I call it Malbor, because these Gleks, here on the left, look, they took such a huge area, they built such a mansion, just like a castle, two square meters. There was no such thing before, right? Some prince from the village, because they got a free land for the church, this is a full church, and they built something like that. It's disgusting. It doesn't fit at all. It doesn't fit these blocks, right? It's pathetic. And we turn right, we will go to Puławska Street. Will I recognize Puławska Street? Tell me or not. Wait, this block on the right, these blocks are old. These are old. It was a village above Dolinka. And this block on the corner here? This is a new building. Will they let you in or not? Because I heard that there is a lot of rudeness here in Warsaw. There is, but I will calmly help you catch it. But you are also rude, so you have to be let in. I'm rude? Well, you are too. I am very well educated, although on the street, but in the light. Now we are entering Wałbiński Street, this is probably what it is called. I think it's the Independence Avenue. These are probably old. This is new. Of course, this is a new office building, recently finished. You can see that it is new. Here you can see that it is new. Where do you show this new church? Here it is new, this is old. It's old, but it's also old, without windows. It is shaped like a dove. It reminds me a bit of Prague, this church, so old. It is hopeless. Churches are here. In Ursynów, every 500 meters there is a church. Where the land is the most expensive. It's small, but they build it. When we go further, I'll show you. They give huge areas. Then they get economic buildings in these areas. They rent a company. The business is flourishing. My father was supposed to be a priest. At the last moment he resigned. My father was not a priest. That's how Ginter would do it. This is Waronicza Street. This is the TV headquarters. The old one on the left. And here on the right you can see the new one, beautiful. And here is a new TV building. This is a new Polish TV building. Yes? Yes. The designer, the architect, Andrzej Bielecki. It looks nice. But it reminds me of some Danish fairytales, a drawing about a woman eating, something like that. Hania is going out right now. First greeting. Good morning, Krzysiek. We are going to the Old Town. Now it's Krasickiego. Then it will be Kazimierzowska. Kazimierzowska now. We have some graffiti. This is Aleja Szucha. And we'll go here, closer to the bathroom. We're going along the bathrooms now. We're going to Plac Trzech Krzyży. Here is the Plac Trzech Krzyży. And nothing has changed here. Still the same building. I don't remember this one. On the right side there is a new building. And now we're going to KC, right? On the right. And now the stock exchange, of course. These buildings are still the same. Nothing has changed. And here is KC. Now there are companies and the stock exchange. But nothing has changed here. Nothing has changed here. Here is the KC building on the right. These old pre-war buildings are still standing on the other side. And here is the building. I don't remember this monument. What is it? Jerusalem. Aleja Jerozolimskie, CDET. Where is this CDET? Nothing has changed here. This is the Marriott. The old Forum. What's inside? Now we're entering Krucz Street. Krucz Street. This is also an old pre-war architecture. But here, in front of us, is the new District Administrative Court of Warsaw. A very nicely made building. And here is a nice hotel. Gromada. Gromada was still here in the old days. They have renovated it now. And here was a TV building. I remember this place. And the Immortal Hotel. Warsaw Hotel. National Bank on the right. Warsaw Hotel. The only thing that has changed. The TV is still here. This is our TV. Information Agency. Mazowiecka Street. The Institute of Electrical Engineering was in this building. This is the old street. On the right is the Victoria Hotel. This is the Pilsudski Square. There is an opera house. This is the new opera house. And this is an old building, like the Pyramid at the Louvre. We are passing by the Victoria Hotel. We will stand here and we will see the presidential palace and maybe the crucifix. The red one. The bull. Most of its life. Thinner, smaller. Even on a normal TV. This is honey. Honey. Here is the Pilsudski Palace. Where? On the left? On the right. Oh, here we turn under the opera house, right? Yes. No entry. What's new? On the right. This is restored. Everything is new. This is an old model. It was like that before the war. The building in front of us was restored. Look how it's all done. This is the square. This is the Dąbrowski Square. Where I met my wife. This is the Philharmonic. On the right. Yes, the Philharmonic. And this is the Podornowy Bank where I worked for 10 years. Yes. Here was the famous attack on the commune. The police or the army attacked here. No one ever found out. Straight ahead of us is ... What's the name of the street? Krucza. We are on Chmielna Street. Aha. We are now on Nowy Świecie. How do you like Małgotek? What for? Nowy Świat has completely changed. It's very nice here. You just have to go to Zakopane.