Do people like living in Poland?

Answer 1

It was poorer than Czechoslovakia because of its farming and the lack of industry and farming is still the prevailing branch of economy there. Wladyslaw Gomulka returned the soil into the private hands and thus caused poverty and hunger (X Czechoslovakia).

Answer 2

Depends, as everywhere. Life in Poland can be hard and frustrating and unfair, but it also has many pros. The main disadvantage is lack of some abilities, especially for young people, but I wouldn't be too dramatic about it. Also, the government is rarely helpful.

Answer 3

Yes. Poland has mountains, forests, lush farm land, great rivers, a beautiful seacoast on the Baltic. Before WWII it had ancient cities with a great many quaint, picturesque buildings, but much of this was destroyed in the war. It has ugly industrial works, many dating from the communist era, as the communists did not care so much about esthetics. But on the whole it is a lovely country abounding in natural beauty.

Answer 4

Average for an European country in most aspects.

Answer 5

yes, there are many attractions ,like the salt mine in Krakow. now i hae been to Poland and to me Poland is a rockin' country

Answer 6

Sorry, Poland is not rated as one of the best.

Answer 7

Yes.