Visiting Auschwitz: Tips and Experiences
Here's another tip if you're going to Auschwitz in Poland.
So take a drink with you. We actually took water with us,
but we fancied a coffee,
so there's a, a restaurant there because we were early.
And, uh, so we thought we'd get a coffee.
They don't do decaffeinated and they don't do any other milk other
than real milk,
so we gave that a miss. So we decided to...
Well, I've drunk it now, but I then thought I'd do a video.
So I got a strawberry smoothie, which tasted
very watered down,
and Kerry decided to have a lemonade.
What do you think of your lemonade, Kerry?
Bit like Dettol.
Smells like Dettol.
It actually tastes...
No, toilet cleaner or something like that.
So-
Alpine.
Alpi- yeah, alpine sort of stuff. Pine.
Pine. Anyway, so we got it, and it, nine pound for
the two. Just a little bottle,
nine pound. Very expensive. But the taxi from the
station to here, which saved us a 25-minute walk,
cost one pound
20 p.
That was a bargain.
So when you come to Auschwitz, bring some food and
drink. Although you do get frisked at the door.
Are you allowed to take drinks in?
Oh, I don't know.
Yeah. We bought a drink and food. I wonder if it will go in the
bin. Anyway, we'll let you know. Catch you later.
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