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I really enjoyed the wonderful history lesson you gave us on this what looks like a very interesting city ❤❤❤

I've been to Japan a few times and u've done an excellent job explaining & showcasing Hiroshima.

A superb video Ron. That day forever changed our world. You handled the topic with the gravity and reverence it deserves.

Love the series so far! ❤

Its pronounced Eger not eager

Actually, no Romanian calls Vlad the Impaler "Dracula". The name Țepeș is actually derived from the word "țeapă" - spike, due to his penchant to skewer wrongdoers - literally. If he was alive today and he ran for President, the whole country would vote for him.

Love the beautiful gardens of Kyoto

Another lovely video 😊. Braşov is pronounced Brashov though, sweetheart. No worries. Romanian's not an easy language. The people here are so nice and lots of them, especially the younger ones speak English.

A lovely, intelligent review. Thank you so much for this 😊.

Very timely vid! We are headed to Japan next month. We were there at the start of the year, but were not able to get to Kyoto, so it is high on the list to see this time around!

The oldest city is Plovdiv

This looks amazing! And you had me hooked with the cat at breakfast lol.

Thank you for honest opinion about Romania with love from Bucharest

Truly enjoyed visiting Osaka with you. Thank you so very much for sharing your travels. Looking forward to more.

I agreed to @dtf.eternal5857, as a citizen of Timisoara, all you said is very accurate, you really did your homework.Bravo!

Great presentation! If you go again try Iași, Brașov, Făgăraș, Cluj-Napoca... you'll love them

Evrika! It seems we have a jurnalist/ historian gentleman here. Super presentation, sir! Chapeau! 🎉❤

Very good presentation, Thank you! About King Michael Park, you picked one of 2 almost untouched and ugliest parks in the city. This one and Cismigiu park are historic monuments and if you want to paint a bench for example, you have to do a lot of studies and papers in order to change something. So this one is mostly preserved (almost abandoned) as in communist era. There are a lot of parks much spectacular and beautiful in Bucharest: Titan Park, Drumul Taberei Park, Tineretului, Oraselul Copiilor (Children's Town), Circus Park etc. Also Don't forget Vacaresti Delta, a natural reservation for rare bird species with lush swamps, appeared spontaneously in a big old water reservoir.

Ur presentation is impressive Keep us giving such informative videos Thanks RK Dua New Delhi India

Love this video so much. The car industry really has taken over the city and the country for that matter, but there is a large fight against it, and the current government is very pro good urbanist choices, both for the city and the entire country. I love how big and dense and beautiful but edgy bucharest is, it is very much like paris, but very much its own thing and therefore very different, same goes for its similarity to berlin. Im glad you spoke on the parking in the revolution square area. It is truly saddeing to see how much car parking and cars in general have taken over, but people are fighting back. Know what I do? Every car parked on the sidewalk gets a BIG scratch on the side of their car. Oops, shouldnt have been on the sidewalk i guess 😅

i adore sofia, very magical city

Thank you! I was born în Bucharest în 1968 and I love my town! You are s-o nice to us! Thank you!

Good presentation! Thank you!

Wow that was VERY interesting and now I want to go there. I have never had any particular plan to go to Romania, but all the Romanian people I've met were so nice that I think I need to visit some day.

A nice video and very informative! Under the St. Sofia chirch there is a very interesting museum of catacombs (in situ, the nicropolis of Serdica with an older and smaller chirch, above which was build that big one). I recommend also the Archeological museum on the front of the president building, direct placed on the one side of the national bank. The St. Georg rotonda circh in the inner courtyard of the president building have to be seen too, at least from outside. Best!

Beautiful...

I didnt know Mircea Geoana started a yt channel 😮

Great video..Thank you.!

Beautiful beautiful ❤😊

there were squirels up to 4 years ago (plenty of them actually), but morons in city hall had the brilliant idea of puting rat traps which consequently killed all the squirels

How does Arequipa compare with other expat locations, such as Cuenca, Pereira, etc. and especially for retired people, and for medical services?

Okay, you come vizited, enjoyed the food and drinks and somthing else GOOD FOR YOU - THEN NOW GO HOME .

Love your videos! New subscriber.

I speak for the squirrels 🐿️. Most of us emigrate to the west, and the rest are shy.

Visit Brașov the most beautiful city of Romania !!! ♥️💛💙

what are you talking about man?we have no effeilt tower or buchingam castle?we have better then that,40 years of terror for comunism?you know nothing,romania is very safe compare where you come from,people are smart and food is amazing.

If i may to add some information to your nice video : The fountain of Bucharest are the longest music 🎵 fountain in the world, every weekend are perfect place to enjoy ! ❤

it was not 4 decades of communist misery ... it was 4 decades of simple life and independence

5:36 The Old Town is not "the height of Art Deco glory", since Art Deco emerged in the 1900s. Instead, it's a prime example of Bucharest's Beaux Arts period, when Romanian architects were trained in prestigious French universities and adopted the French style. Examples of Art Deco architecture in Bucharest are scattered throughout the city, so there is no single district that can be defined by it. However, established Art Deco landmarks of Bucharest include: The Telephony Palace (Victoriei Avenue) Lido Hotel (Gen. Gheorghe Magheru Blvd.) Magheru One (Gen. Gheorghe Magheru Blvd.) Ambassador Hotel (Gen. Gheorghe Magheru Blvd.) Union Business Center (Academiei St.)

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What an amazing city

Enjoyed the vlog, it shows that you also enjoyed the city and doing it. Helping out with the reach..otherwise I strongly believe you were tempted to eat homemade soap.

Just to help with one misunderstandings foreigners make (beside not eating a meal at the restaurants all the ingredients together like a morsel of cabbage roil with mamaliga and bite of hot pepper) , so Roman Atehneum is not Roman as in Rome Italy , Roman in this case has a circumflex accent on top of the A meaning Romanian Atheneum !

The tomb complex was built relatively late in the Roman period, 2nd or 3rd century AD, the decoration is typical Greco-Roman Egyptian syncretism, and after the Romans was used by Christians as living quarters, like many other tomb complexes. This area was favored by the Romans for building larger tombs, there were some others found in the vicinity but in very poor state, although the Shoqafa complex is the largest.

love how you present things and i get to see the real city which is what i want thanking you

0:44 Selly ?

Great

Good presentation. I think when it comes to a singular identifiable tourist attraction, that can be People's Palace. It's more and more associated with Bucharest. Even among promotional leaflets and marketing campaigns. Personally I'm conflicted about it because it is a big piece of ego but... but.... it is part of our history and it does have it's own unique charm in a vacuum. It's also a reminder for tourists what authoritarian regimes can lead to. But it is an imposing attraction you'll not see anywhere else. So while I do agree, initially Bucharest wasn't known for a specific thing like Eiffel Tower or Colosseum, I feel like in the last decade People's Palace has been that one building more and more foreigners are getting familiar with.

If you come to Bucharest and you don't visit Aleea Livezilor, you wasted your time and money.