Having slept less than four hours, we moved to the border between Belarus and Poland. At about six in the morning we were already there. At the customs there were many trucks and only one passenger car. Having found out from customs the intricacies of transportation of exhibits, we went into the green corridor, since nothing needed to be declared. Polish customs officers showed great interest in my luggage, but were interested not so much because of their work, but because of their curiosity.
Having entered the territory of Poland, we found ourselves in the wonderful Belovezhskaya Pushcha, the path through which passed along a magnificent and smooth two-lane road. Due to the speed limit, we drove slowly and enjoyed the surrounding views. The pine forest was very fresh after the morning rain. All along the way, we came across decorative bridges with arches for the transition of wild animals from one side to the other.
Arriving in Warsaw, we went to the restaurant «Skamejka» for lunch, but it turned out that it was closed. And then I remembered that Catholics now have Easter and because of this, many establishments are closed, including such necessary as pharmacies and grocery stores. Quickly orientated, we found another restaurant in the center of Warsaw. When we got to it, we tried several national dishes, but they turned out to be too salty.
Then we settled in the hotel «Portos». After a short break, we went by bus to the Old Town, walked around the market square, went to the church, listened to street musicians, bought souvenirs. So was the second day of our trip. Tomorrow we are waiting for Berlin. Morgen fahren wir nach Berlin.