Travel & Adventure Passions with Beata

Travel & Adventure Passions with Beata Welcome to our channel Travel & Adventure Passions with Beata. We’ve been traveling around Canada and the United States for the last 20 years.

06/02/2026

I came from Canada to visit my home country. I started in Krakow, and every time I’m on the Old Market Square I get the same feeling – goosebumps. Every cobblestone under my feet remembers more than a history textbook.
> These tenement houses are hundreds of years old and they hide an enormous history in their walls. I stop by this great head of Mitoraj and the miniature of the Town Hall Tower, I sit on the professors’ bench in Planty and I just listen to how this city has been talking for centuries. Here in 1525 they knelt before the king, here in 1794 Kościuszko swore his oath, and today I eat in the same place as the pre-war artists and the post-war bohemia.
> And that smell – warm pączki fried in lard with rose jam, obwarzanki and Polish dishes and amazing coffee. These smells intertwine in the streets. For me this is the taste and smell of childhood that I experienced in Poland – sweet, homely and real.

06/02/2026

Whispers of Hooves – Krakow at Night”
Krakow doesn’t fall asleep. It just lowers its voice.
When the sky above St. Mary’s turns deep blue, the white carriages roll onto the Main Square. The clatter of hooves on cobblestones is the city’s oldest lullaby – calm, steady, like a heartbeat.
I sat with a glass in my hand, watching the horses with red tassels pass the lights of the Cloth Hall. And I realized some evenings don’t need words. Just to be. Here. Now.
Thank you, Krakow.
📍 Rynek Główny

06/01/2026

Kraków: A love letter to the city that remembers kings.❤️
They say Kraków has a soul. Today I heard it. In the rhythm of hooves on cobblestone, in pigeon wings over St. Mary’s, in violins playing among centuries. This city doesn’t shout its history. It whispers it to your heart. And the heart listens.
📍Main Market Square, Kraków

05/30/2026

Hear a 325-Year-Old Windmill Work.
Vlissingen, Zeeland. De Oranjemolen is the Netherlands’ closest windmill to the sea, built before 1699.
Inside, timber creaks, millstones grind wheat, flour falls into the sack. Outside, the 24.5 m sails turn in the wind.
No music added – just authentic sound of wood, wind and grain. Volunteers still grind here since 2014.

📍 De Oranjemolen
Oranjedijk 1, 4381 NB Vlissingen, Nederland

05/28/2026

Forget Tesla, this is Belgian horsepower🤣😂Holiday clip straight from Belgium. We’re cruising, and then we get overtaken by actual 1 horsepower in a carriage. No turbo, no touchscreen, just mane in the wind and oat-powered torque. The BMW driver next to us cried, the horse didn’t even flinch. If you’re tired of fuel prices, here’s your alternative. Filmed somewhere between fries and chocolate.🤣😂

05/28/2026

Walcheren Island shipspotting! This 82m Dutch dredger RUYTER squeezing through Vlissingen lock – right next to the beach. Best free attraction in Zeeland.
📍 Sluizen Vlissingen, Walcheren, Zeeland

05/26/2026

We didn’t come to Nieuwen-en Sint Joosland for the show. Someone at the bakery said, “Today is the ring ride, 3e Pinksteren,” so we went to watch.
Sand in our shoes, sun on our necks, a horse with a flower in its mane passed so close to the fence that I could feel its breath. A boy in a white shirt with an orange sash, his lance trembling in his hand. Silence. Then a gallop, that small metallic clang, and the ring fell.
The whole street screamed. The grandfather next to us with a beer tapped me on the shoulder as if I were one of them. On the table were goblets: May 26, 2026.
I didn’t understand every word, but I felt everything. This isn’t an attraction. It’s your pride, your tradition, which has lived on since the Middle Ages and is cherished by the Zeeland ring riders. We were just lucky to be able to stand there.
Thank you, Sint Joosland.

05/25/2026

It smells of cheese, it shines blue. A day in Binnenstad 🫠🧀🍺
I didn’t plan anything. I just walked.
Binnenstad welcomed me with brick walls and quiet streets. First, cheese. Real market cheese, price written in chalk. Then the blue and white world of Delft. Plates, vases, a snowman in a hat. Each piece a little different, each with a story.
In the antique shop a man in a top hat guards treasures, and I browse like a child. Then Lange Jan. High up, green trees, roofs like from a fairy tale. Wind in my hair and the feeling that the city breathes beneath me.
At the end, a wooden table and a glass of Bolleke. Foam like a cloud. Hertog Jan golden and cold. No one is in a hurry. Me neither.
Middelburg is not an attraction. It is a moment for yourself.
📍 Middelburg Binnenstad

05/23/2026

A walk through Kuiperspoort in Middelburg, Zeeland. Colorful umbrellas floating above the cobbled alley, greenery, cozy cafés and the Lange Jan tower in the background. One of the most photogenic spots in the Netherlands.
Perfect for a summer stroll and photos.

05/23/2026

Cheese heaven in Middelburg 🧀
The Netherlands is more than Amsterdam. It’s also Zeeland and its capital Middelburg.
Every Thursday and Saturday Markt square turns into a market, and cheese rules. Holland Kaascentrum, Gouda, goat cheese Hollandse Geitenkaas Oud and artisanal Liefde Ambacht.
In the background the Gothic Stadhuis van Middelburg from the 15th century with red-white shutters and a clock with figures.
Have you ever been to the market in Middelburg? Which cheese would you take home?

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