Jadę do Poznania, miejsca urodzenia.
I am going to my native town Poznań.
Godne uwagi są secesyjne kamienice z końca XIX wieku w mojej rodzinne dzielnicy Jeżyce. Tutaj się urodziłam.
Noteworthy are Poznań’s late-19th-century tenement houses in the Jeżyce district which represent a showcase of Poznań’s Secessionist architecture. I was born here.
Ciąg dalszy nastąpi.
To be continued.
ALE KSIĄŻKI / AND YET THE BOOKS 
Nie znam Poznania, ale kamienice sa piekne. Milego powrotu do zrodel, Pani Wando
Dziękuję, Pani Elżbieto. Postaram się pokazać różne ciekawostki z podróży.
Bardzo bede wzruszona, jest tyle miast w Polsce w ktorych nigdy nie bylam a Pani umie zobaczyc to co jest naprawde piekne
I learn so much from reading your blog, and the pictures are wonderful.
Thank you so much for being here, Stephanie. Best wishes to you. So long.
Lovely. I’m looking forward to seeing more of your beautiful birthplace.
Good morning, Cheyenne! I’ill tray to show most mysterious places 🙂
Oh good, Wanda. Do share the mysterious with us!
🙂
ciao! quite special to share your journey to your native town.
thebestdressup
Hi thebestdressup! Accorfing to Lonely Planet my native town not only offers many historical attractions”… We can describe it as an energetic city as well: „If you arrive in Poznań any evening and stroll into its central market square, you’ll receive an instant introduction to the characteristic energy of Wielkopolska’s capital. The city’s Old Town district is buzzing at any time of the day, and positively jumping by night, full of people heading to its many restaurants, pubs and clubs. The combination of international business travellers attending its numerous trade fairs and the city’s huge student population has created a distinctive vibe quite independent of tourism”.
Love this city’s architecture. The facade image is amazing!
Thank you for being here, Virginia. Poznań is magic and misterious indeed. I am very busy now but if I have time I’ll publish more photos. So long.
Looking forward to it =)