The wolf statue in the middle of the square is the Capitoline wolf. The famous she-wolf that raised the orphan boys; Romulus and Remus, the founders of Rome. The statue was gifted to Timisoara from the Italian government in the 1920's as a symbol of the Latinity of the inhabitants of the city.
Honestly, you've seen nothing of Romania....you should search and plan for real interesting places to visit, there are a lot of them, also stunning castles, monasteries, wild mountains, lakes, traditional food, etc.
How have we seen nothing Ana? We visited years ago before having a youtube account, we drove through all the country and visited loads of small villages, towns, mountains and city's it was beautiful 🇷🇴 This was just a flying visit on the way to Moldova! Thanks for watching :)
Those covered buildings are being renovated. Unfortunately we have buildings like the one at 9:09 or 23:59 who are now private properties whos owners don't want to renovate them. The state can't do much about it except for increasing their property taxes but many of them prefer to pay those increased taxes than to renovate. It sucks that the government doesn't come up with a law to confiscate such historical buildings from owners who don't want to renovate them. I think you guys in Western Europe have such laws, right?
I'm unsure but we probably do have the same laws yeah, that's really irritating then but what can you do! Being covered up Is an eyesore amongst all the other nice buildings
@@EllisWR true but at least those covered up are being renovated. Buildings covered with ads are more of a thing in Bucharest, over commie buildings usually so there's not much loss... lol
I liked the video , but... for me it's just weird how you australians , british , americans & scotish people can call that TEA coffee, for me it's just brown water or a joke of a coffee, I just don't get it
Hahah cheers Popa. What do you mean? Do you think coffee should have milk in?? For me the best coffee is just pure black filtered coffee mmm. Most of Brits don't drink coffee the majority are black tea addicts
In the City of Temesvar (Timisoara) from this Hungarian Reformed Church started the romanian "revolution" in 1989 with the deportation of the hungarian priest Laszlo Tokes by the Securitate (romanian secret police). ruclips.net/video/bAq-ERyJzz4/видео.html
they didn t deport him, troll! as it was proved a few years later, he was a snitch of Securitate, (just like his father before him, also a hungarian priest), a double agent for romanians and hungarians used by both sides.
The wolf statue in the middle of the square is the Capitoline wolf. The famous she-wolf that raised the orphan boys; Romulus and Remus, the founders of Rome. The statue was gifted to Timisoara from the Italian government in the 1920's as a symbol of the Latinity of the inhabitants of the city.
Thanks alot for the information my friend I appreciate it cheers for watching :)
The first european City with electric lights on streets 1884 😍😍😍
Super interesting cheers Johny! 🇷🇴
Your clip is amazing. Thanks so much.
Thanks so much for watching
Welcome to Romania! Subcribed!
Thankyou very much my friend have a great day!
I'm surprised you didnt like the sausage in the roll. I love those. The cheese and sausage one is the best though.
There alright but not the best for me! Nice one for watching Steven
Welcome to Timisoara my friend. I really hope you enjoyed it !
Thankyou Andrei! We had an amazing time
Looks like it was a great place to visit 😊good snacks and lots of open space 👌
Love those buildings in the square. Reminds me of some polish cities
Very European!
Honestly, you've seen nothing of Romania....you should search and plan for real interesting places to visit, there are a lot of them, also stunning castles, monasteries, wild mountains, lakes, traditional food, etc.
How have we seen nothing Ana?
We visited years ago before having a youtube account, we drove through all the country and visited loads of small villages, towns, mountains and city's it was beautiful 🇷🇴
This was just a flying visit on the way to Moldova!
Thanks for watching :)
Min 8 Eiffel bridge!😉
Beautiful city my friend cheers for watching :)
in the background Robu is just chiling (the former Mayer)
Really when?!
25: 32 the guy whit glasses and black shirt who is sitting down
♥️💛💙 Brașov the most beautifull city of Romania !!!♥️💛💙
We visited 5 years ago very nice place
Those covered buildings are being renovated. Unfortunately we have buildings like the one at 9:09 or 23:59 who are now private properties whos owners don't want to renovate them. The state can't do much about it except for increasing their property taxes but many of them prefer to pay those increased taxes than to renovate. It sucks that the government doesn't come up with a law to confiscate such historical buildings from owners who don't want to renovate them. I think you guys in Western Europe have such laws, right?
I'm unsure but we probably do have the same laws yeah, that's really irritating then but what can you do! Being covered up Is an eyesore amongst all the other nice buildings
@@EllisWR true but at least those covered up are being renovated. Buildings covered with ads are more of a thing in Bucharest, over commie buildings usually so there's not much loss... lol
Plante médicinale = médical herbs
@@cn9114 Thankyou very much my friend
5:30 oh yeah... the soviet types of flats from the communist period. i wish we could demolish them.
There not the prettiest but i guess add a bit of character. Cheers for watching my friend
I liked the video , but... for me it's just weird how you australians , british , americans & scotish people can call that TEA coffee, for me it's just brown water or a joke of a coffee, I just don't get it
Hahah cheers Popa. What do you mean? Do you think coffee should have milk in?? For me the best coffee is just pure black filtered coffee mmm.
Most of Brits don't drink coffee the majority are black tea addicts
well, you shaving the sides of you head is also pointless but i suppose you do it for the aesthetic? Same with the umbrellas :)
Umbrellas are just there so kids can take pictures for their social medias I guess...
In the City of Temesvar (Timisoara) from this Hungarian Reformed Church started the romanian "revolution" in 1989 with the deportation of the hungarian priest Laszlo Tokes by the Securitate (romanian secret police). ruclips.net/video/bAq-ERyJzz4/видео.html
Cheers for the comment my friend
they didn t deport him, troll! as it was proved a few years later, he was a snitch of Securitate, (just like his father before him, also a hungarian priest), a double agent for romanians and hungarians used by both sides.
ești peste tot buldogule😅