- Видео 200
- Просмотров 131 172
Global Geezers
США
Добавлен 30 июн 2018
While we learn about cultures, food, and people, we hope to provide a little comedy relief with our predictable mishaps along the way.
Marathoning in Málaga, Spain (Not!)
Our cruise stop in Málaga happened to be on a day with a marathon running through it. Unfortunately, this created various barriers, and lots of spectators that made our short visit a bit challenging. We want to come back to explore properly, but in the meantime, here's what we did!
Просмотров: 44
Видео
Kicking Around Cartagena (Spain)
Просмотров 8721 час назад
This was our second time to Cartagena, but our first time into town. We didn't have time to see and do everything, but we enjoyed what we saw. Hopefully, we can stay longer next time, and properly explore the area!
Stunning Salerno (Italy)
Просмотров 7314 дней назад
This is as close to the Amalfi Coast as we'll get, but we were definitely impressed! We hope to return to this little gem of a town, so that we can enjoy it without the disruption of the ship's schedule.
Messing Around in Messina, Sicily
Просмотров 7221 день назад
We did a little of everything here - climbed up the hill, paid to go into an impressive building, watched the clock do its dance, and tried some food and snacks. We hope you enjoy our day with us!
Murmured Mykonos (Greece)
Просмотров 7628 дней назад
This island stop is very popular, and we were looking forward to experiencing it without hoards of people, since it was winter. We'll show you what it was like - the good and the bad - so you can decide when you'd prefer to go.
Getting Lost in Limassol (Cyprus)
Просмотров 154Месяц назад
In true Global Geezer fashion, we wind our way through this port town, trying to find little (or big) historical treasures. There were some pretty interesting buildings, and some pretty ordinary ones, too. We wish we had more time to explore, but hopefully we'll be back.
A Tour of Montecatini Terme (Italy)
Просмотров 422Месяц назад
We stayed in this small Tuscan town for about a week, and explored some of the nearby areas. In this video, we walk around town, showing you what we find along the way. Are those Roman baths??
Lovable Lucca (Italy)
Просмотров 516Месяц назад
This beautiful walled city was just a short train ride from where we were staying. We'd heard about it from other travelers, who said it's worth our time. Oh boy, we definitely believe it is, and enjoyed our day trip!
Vibrant Verona
Просмотров 57Месяц назад
This northern Italian city surprised us! We didn't realize the old town was so large, or that it had a coliseum and so many rebuilt Roman structures. We could have easily spent a month here! Check out all of the things we found during our weeklong stay.
Austrian-Italian Alps Train Trip
Просмотров 2172 месяца назад
We were looking forward to this train ride from the Austrian Alps, to the Italian Alps, and the weather was cooperating! It was like a picture book all around us, and we couldn't stop filming! If only we could have had some cleaning spray and a towel to clean the windows! Lol!!
The Austrian Town of Fulpmes
Просмотров 1812 месяца назад
We took a train up to a small local town, looking for open space. The ride up, and the views when we got there were absolutely stunning! Since the town was carved into the mountainside, it was mostly up and down hills while we explored, but well worth the trip.
Intriguing Innsbruck
Просмотров 1032 месяца назад
Kevin visited this city almost 36 years ago, but this was Sarah's first visit, and we were so thrilled to experience it together. It had amazing charm, with the old town, the walkway along the river, and being surrounded by the beautiful mountains! We hope you enjoy it as much as we did!
Dachau and the Path of Rememberance (Germany)
Просмотров 472 месяца назад
Visiting a camp where humans abused other humans makes for a very heavy day, but we're glad we experienced it. We'll tell you the story of the Path of Remembrance, and show you what we learned of it, and the camp it took us to - the first and biggest in Germany.
Munich in Autumn
Просмотров 1373 месяца назад
We only spent a week here, but enjoyed the time we had. In between bouts of rain, we'll show you the areas we explored, the food we ate, and the beer halls we visited.
Our Airbnb in Poznan, Poland
Просмотров 2653 месяца назад
While we explored the region, we stayed in a central location. We'll show you the pros and cons of this particular place, and what the area was like. Would this be a place you would pick? Why or why not?
Discovering Family Roots in Wschowa (Poland)
Просмотров 5414 месяца назад
Discovering Family Roots in Wschowa (Poland)
Thanks for the vlog. We'll be on her next year.
احب مدينة Montecatini ادهب اليها كل الصيف لأتمتع بجمال حديقتها ❤❤❤❤❤ اتمنى لكم رحله سعيدة تحياتي لكم من المغرب
Goood ❤اللهم صل على محمد وآل محمد ❤
Enjoy your movies, (you mother says) and keep them coming. Had a nice visit with Bozena last night with her friend from New York City. Cathy Giori brought them up for the evening.
Glad you're enjoying them! We're happy for your visit!😊
Thank you for showing my city so beautifully, best regards
We're thankful to hear that a local enjoyed our video!😊
How do the stores stay open with nobody atound
Many stores have limited hours, and are closed during the heat of the afternoon (siesta time). Also, this was filmed in early 2021, so it's possible that some businesses were permanently closed, due to the lack of travelers for so long.
Larry n Minnie
😮
starting an ONLINE presence but too cheap to pay to get into a church? Not my idea of a good experience....
We're full time travelers, and share our travels on YT because it's easier for friends and family. If we paid to go into every church we visited, we couldn't afford this lifestyle. We have to budget all we do, and sometimes we can 'splurge.' We are grateful to visit the area, even if we need to skip seeing the insides of churches or museums.😊
Great video. It looks like a fantastic place to visit. The colors of the leaves when you were there were really nice. We're considering a trip to this region of Italy for later this year.
Thanks! Yes, we felt very fortunate to catch it during that time. We would definitely recommend the area. This was our second stay in the Tuscany area, and we found lots to see and do.
😊
come atai
Costa
If I take a cruise from usa to South Hampton, can I disembark in Cobh .and not go back on the ship
Typically, that is not allowed. Check with the cruise line and/or travel agent to be sure.
On my list to visit!
You'll love it!
Last fall flew in and out of Huatulco on a trip to spend a few nights at Zipolite and then a week in Oaxaca (city) for Day of the Dead. I finished the trip by spending a couple of nights in Huatulco. I stayed in La Crucecita, which was very pleasant, and one afternoon at the beach at Santa Cruz. I liked La Crucecita, and if I can get a cheap flight again, I can see myself spending a relaxing week in the area.
Similar to Warsaw, all of this was destroyed in WW2 because Russians didnt like the "german" architecture so all of these pretty little houses are just commie blocks that are made to look like that :DD It was a smart way of rebuilding the city cause commies didnt have problem with that
thanks for visiting my lovely city. cheers :)
I think you should visit Wrocław
Going to Gdansk in two weeks…excited! 😃
deff going to enjoy it. its awesome
Schönes Danzig
Die Polen wissen, wie man baut.
pierogiiiii :P love them always ;]
Excellent visit to Poznan, my favorite city in Europe, how nice to get to know it a little more thanks to you, thank you so much for sharing❤❤❤❤
We're glad you enjoyed it!
Depending on your prospective on what close is, huatulco is closer to Acapulco , Chiapas is closer to Guatemala then Oaxaca.
Huatulco has many areas to see! You are in Santa Cruz, which is only one area! Crucecita is down a walkway to the town with many shops & restaurants, many other beaches & areas to see other than filmed here!
We wish we had more time to explore! Thanks for the information!
“Getting Lost in Dachau” 😂
the city is a disaster, dirty and stupid you would find anywhere.
We all have our own unique experiences. We're sorry yours wasn't better.
Unfortunately there's a lot of mistakes on this video. For example you don't pay for visiting the St. Catherine Church, you pay few zlotys for visiting the tower with Tower Clocks Museum - totally worth it.
Thank you for the information! We appreciate any correction provided, as this is helpful both for our return visit, and to others.😊
Gdańsk between 1920 and 1939 was a free city and not part of Germany. What do they teach you in these schools, because certainly not history? The entire Gdańsk region belonged to the Kingdom of Poland in the 11th century and later - for more than two hundred years - was ruled by the dukes of Pomerania, who at the end of the 13th century ceded their domains to the rulers of Poland, Przemysł II and eventually Władysław Łokietek. In 1308, Gdańsk was occupied by the Teutonic Knights, who ruled until 1456, when Royal Prussia, and with it Gdańsk, found itself - for more than three centuries - within the borders of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth. Lost to Prussia in 1793 (partition of Poland by Germany, Russia and Austria), Gdansk was intermittently lost to Poland until 1945, when - by decision of the Great Powers at the Potsdam Conference - it was once again granted to Poland. Out of over 1,000 years of existence, 146 years belonged to the Teutonic Knights, 126 to Prussia and the German Reich, and 26 years were formally a "Free City". Together this adds up to 298 years. For the remaining 700 years it was closely linked to Poland.
Thank you for all of the information! You're right, there is so much historical information that we cannot keep up with it all, and appreciate viewers who share these details with us, and correct us when needed. Even with some of the tours, we can only retain part of the immense amount of history shared during the two hours or so. 😊
Well yo right, but technically they didn't make a mistake. He said the city was part of Gemany at the end of WW2. And it was...
I visited in 2018 and had the same experience with the Hop On Hop Off bus.
Wow a whole month!!! Amazing
Nice video of a beautiful city!
Thanks!
I'm staying in Amador and was wondering where I can purchase a ticket in person, and if it's possible to purchase a 48 hour ticket, but use it non-consecutively, because we're going to alternate between day trips and time in the city.
We always just search online to get the most up to date info. That's what I would try. Enjoy!
Loved that Airbnb.
Amazing video! No over dramatic reactions how everything is so awesome or fantastic, just 2 normal people walking around a beautiful city. Thanks! 😊 These are my kind of videos!
Thanks for the kind words! We're glad you enjoyed it!
thx
Going to Greenland in August on the Emerald Princess. Thanks for sharing. Looks like a beautiful ship.
Ive been almost everywhere. Wellington is one of the most beautiful cities in the world
Love your video. A month in Gdansk sounds like a fantastic idea. I recommend summer. We were there for a week this past summer while traveling around Poland (we actually stayed in Sopot; one of the Tri-Cities.) So much to see and do in the area. You’ll be spoilt for choice. Make sure you do some day trips: Torun (birthplace of Copernicus and gingerbread) Malbork castle (biggest brick castle in the world) Sopot (beach resort with the longest wooden pier in Europe) Hel Peninsula (gorgeous beaches) Slowinski National Park (largest shifting dunes in Europe) Gdynia Orlowo cliff (add a beautiful walk from Gdynia Orlowo cliff to Sopot along a forested promenade by the beach; lots of beautiful beach cafes/restaurants on the way) Btw, did you see Daniel Fahrenheit’s thermometer statue in Long Market? It’s very cool. He was born in Gdansk.
Thanks! Yes, we’re very excited to be able to return for a longer visit in the future. We saw a bit of Sopot, but plan to see more, as well as some of your other suggestions. 👍
@@globalgeezers7785 In Gdynia you can see 2 museum ships. ORP Błyskawica, ww2 destroyer and sail frigate Dar Pomorza. But remember, in Poland museums are closed on Mondays 😀.
Thanks for the info!
That is a very charming town. Thanks for sharing.
We thought so, too. Thanks!
Everything is cute and little. 😊
shells cmon, u know
10 out 10 evi denss😮😅😊
10 out 10 evi denss
We love the outside promenade deck. It goes all the way around the ship. It’s so much nicer than walking on the track.
The Old Town in Warsaw is 70 years old. You watch the clip: Warsaw - a city of ruins 1945 - Authentic photos. This was filmed by American pilots. The palace in Wilanów is the only monument that was not destroyed but robbed. It was the summer residence of King Jan III Sobieski. This is the end of the so-called Royal Route.
Thank you for sharing this information! 😊
Krakow is a way better Polish city to visit. I spent a month last march in Poland. Old town Warsaw is fairly new and actually looks like a movie set and fake since everything was destroyed by the Nazis in WW2 and rebuilt afterwards. Minus old town Warsaw is a horrid looking city. Old Soviet communism architecture mixed with modern architecture. Still worth visiting imo.
Greater Poland(Wielkopolska) is the cradle of Polishness. This is where Poland's history began. The cathedral was destroyed and rebuilt several times. The Golden Chapel is very important in the cathedral. The first rulers of Poland are buried here: Mieszko I, Bolesław the Brave, Przemysł II. The Golden Chapel is dark, you have to pay PLN 5 and then the light turns on. 5:14 The small, green, glass wall is the outline of the foundations of the oldest brick and stone buildings in Poland. These are the foundations of the prince's court and the first church. 😉
Thank you for sharing this information! 😊
Love your video. You are on a ship not a boat. Continue on with your great videos!
I've always wanted to go to Poland. I would love to see you guys visit Krakow
We plan to, but are not yet sure when.
The viewers want to know how you decide on where you’re gonna go.
There are a lot of factors. Maybe it's time for a Q&A vlog? 😉