Thank you for visiting my town. I'm glad you liked it. I would say hello if I saw you walking the streets of Novi Sad. Keep your cat safe. I lost two of mine within the period of one month and it's such a huge heartache. They lived to be 20 and 17. Hope your Gizmo lives to be that old as well. 😊
Nice video, quick correction, Belgrade has not a Russian influence it has a Byzintine influence The Serbian and also the Blugarian Orthodox Churches are older than the Russian one. Also Novi Sad while having Roman/Katholik influence in architecture they are not majority Katholic, people there are majority Orthodox. And many Katholic looking churches are Orthodox.
Serbian Ortodox churches in Novi sad are hundreds of years old.. Just Google it. Serbian Uspenska church in Novi Sad is built in 1765, Church of Saint Georg 1905...
@@MokePops brankovic dynasty ruled over Syrmia along time ago ,same goes to dragutin nemanjic who ruled syrmia too.. in fruska gora you have 17 monesteries that are a lot older then 50 years,plus in austria hungary the serbs had only rights to build chatolic style churches but there are new ones tooo of couse there are a bunch of us therre..but we serbs in The north did not come 50 years ago thats not true. Peace and love to all of you ❤
Guys, you must go to west Serbia Zlatibor and Tara mountains, to see the Banjska Stena viewpoint, Uvac river, Perucac lake, waterfall Gostilje and Sargan eight train ride
Awesome!I was there last January visiting my uncle n family,so much has changed in the 15yrs before that,except for the beautiful people who will never change.Zivelli Serbia!
Hey, Teodor here! It was really nice meeting you and talking to you. I was surprised to see you just outside my apartment and am sorry we didn't converse more since I was in quite of a hurry, but now I can once again say I'm glad you're enjoying and sharing the experience of Serbia and I'm flattered that I broke the ice of fans approaching you on the street. It was delightful seeing you smile and you were very polite and joyful. I wish you many more of those and generally all the best. Поздрав! P.S. Božidar is a Serbian translation of my Greek-origin name, so it's nice seeing my namesake also making a good impression and being helpful. Cheers!
Thanks for taking us along on another super fun day adventure! I'm loving seeing beautiful Serbia and learning how warm, inviting and friendly the Serbian people are! I've never heard of Novi Sad, and now it's on my bucket list! Keep up the great job! Looking forward to your enjoyable takes on more new places! 👍👍
Thank you guys for this video!Novi Sad is my hometown❤❤❤Now I'm in Kitchener. On(almost six years now)and I can't wait to visit and hug my beautiful town again!❤❤❤
We still have plenty of clickity clank trains too (Beograd-Bar is one of the most popular) but our rail system is going through major reconstruction and modernization and the line to NS and soon Subotica is the first one that was completed. Plans for it is to be a full speed train line from Belgrade to Budapest. There is also in the works track reconstruction and modernization from Belgrade to Nis (3rd largest city which you really should visit and spend few days there cuz southern Serbia is quite different vibe from Belgrade and Vojvodina in general) and among other also from Nis-Pirot-Dimitrovgrad which would make traveling to capital of Bulgaria much easier and faster (probably 1-2 hours from Nis to Sophia). Btw forgot to mention, in that fortress every summer (10-14th July this year) you have one of the biggest music festivals in Europe called Exit Festival and really huge names often perform in every possible music genre. Highly recommend that you try to visit it if you are nearby in the region then.
But guys you missed Sremski Karlovci :{ It is the prettiest Serbian little town and only 15 min. by bus from Novi Sad...,,Also my suggestion is to visit Sombor and Subotica {with lake Palic}..They are two prettiest Serbian cities..Also Golubac fortress is must ,with Viminacium and Lepenski Vir nearby...And finally Manasija monastery {with Resava cave and Ravanica monastery nearby}..And if you like trains so much :} you can check out Sargan 8 and Mokra Gora close to Tara national park Just outside of Belgrade is Avala mountain..There is a cool Avala tower and monument of unknown soldier
We wanted to go visit, but ran out of time and needed to catch our train! We loved Novi Sad so much that we will definitely be back to visit more of the area
You guys are great, I love your videos, and mostly your positive attitude&good vibes you're emitting. Enjoy serbian hospitality... p.s.Little advice maybe - if you wanna be absolutely stunned by Serbia's natural Beauty go visit Golubac Fortress AND Special nature reserve Uvac(and maaaany other places, i see people already wrote you about some of the TOP-destinations), you haven't seen not even 5% of Jaw-dropping places in Serbia, trust me!!! Love and respect from Novi Sad!
Oh my God, guys, thank you for such beautiful words. I really enjoyed talking to you. Cute and very friendly couple, I’m hoping to see you in Sussex or Saint John soon, I just got my visa approved today 🥳 so we’ll have good reason to celebrate hehe! Enjoy Europe! 💙
Awsome guys im watching from australia love seeing forigners explore serbia also good for me to keep updated with quailty of life as i would like to go back one day to live there. Please go (Jagodina) = (Strawberry) in central serbia or other cities like nis etc if you can visit a village youll be hevenly surprised. Cao all the best, enjoy yourselfs
Great vlog. I'm happy that you're visiting my homeland! I don't follow a lot of travel vloggers but I might start following you because I love your vibe. I know that you might be tired of people correcting you but please, for the love of god, our famous pastry is pronounced Buh-rek and not Byu-rek, I always cringe when I hear you say that.😅
Novi sad is located in Vojvodina province of Serbia and that part was under Austro--Hungarian rule so thats why the architecture is some what diferent compared to other parts of Serbia( aspecialy south) that was under Otoman empire (Turkish influence)
Otkud ti tamo?! Salim se, bio sam jednom u Krakowu, i stvarno su neki delovi grada (pre svega oni koje turisti najvise i posecuju) prelepi, a ljudi su vrlo ljubazni, uctivi i gostoljubivi. Ja sam bio svega 6-7 sati tamo, i voleo bih da posetim Krakow ponovo bar na par dana! Veliki pozdrav iz NS!
I'm really glad that you liked it, Novi Sad is truly a beautiful city with wonderful people! However, I'm a bit surprised that you didn't mention anything about the architecture, especially the old town of Petrovaradin 🤔 Keep up the good work guys, I love your videos!
novi sad used to be part of austria hungary thats why is infrastructure like that and why it seem more catholic its multiethnic town with lot of nationalities and religions living together in peace which is insane for balkans
Always in peace, treating all people with respect - that is our Novi Sad! p.s. Not "infrastructure", i think you mean "architecture"...anyway, nema veze... RESPECT!
Most of the tourist hotspots are tourist traps. Real food you kinda need to know someone to tell you, usually at the residential neighborhoods farther from Old Town.
It was literally called "Serb City" (Ratzen stad) by the A-H government until it was named Novi Sad, many old maps show proof of that. Ratzen is a old German way of referring to the Serbs, cause medieval Serbia was called Rashka.
BULLET train is train faster then 350km per hour. I can imagine bullet train in Serbia, country which is something like 5 hours drive from the most southern to the most northern point. BULLET train will cover that distance for 1 and half hours. Sorry, my english and gramm are bad.
@@komnina99 Italija, Francuska, Nemačka i Španija. Imaju vozove koji su tu na 330-350 km na sat. Možda nisi znao, ali one levitirajuće vozovew u Japanu i Kini su izmislili Nemci. Ne znam da li Nemci nešto od toga imaju i u redovnoj upotrebi.
Za evropske standarde ovo i jeste brz voz, ne postoji voz istocno od Nemacke koji ide brze od ovog. Cak i silna nepregledna Rusija ima voz iste brzine koji putuje samo na relaciji Moskva-Sankt Petersburg-finska granica.
@@komnina99 A da ne spominjemo da imamo i vozove koji ide dosta brze od 200 km/h...ovo je cisto hejtovanje radi hejtovanja, ne razumem (i generalno ne volim) ljude poput ovog kome je 200 km/h presporo...
KO TE SPRECAVA DA PRODAS ZEMLJU I KRAVE I KUPIS (recimo) "LAMB"-a, PA VOZI 300 km/h?! 200 km/h vozovi su sasvim dobri za sve zemlje, ne samo Srbiju...pritom su karte jeftine, a vozovi cisti, uredni i idu na vreme!!! Kada se privedu kraju radovi na BG-SU, Sombor-Kikinda("osmeh"), Nis-Sofija i sve ostale pruge - nemamo mi cega da se stidimo, naprotiv!
I'm just wondering, how'd you decide to travel to Serbia, when everywhere on the Internet I hear how foreigners have very wrong information about Serbia through various media. Anyway, you're always welcome and I hope you had a great time visiting Serbian places. BTW, not all trains are good as bullet train. Actually, there's much "rattling" trains, like you described trains in Canada. :)
My suggestion is to visit Fort during the summer when Exit festival is full on. Rated by many top world artists as the best music festival in the world. You have Liam review about the Exit here: ruclips.net/video/l6-Bcw6sqN8/видео.html Here is Prodigy live which is my favorite bend ever in the realm of electronic music: ruclips.net/video/o1hvtLB8SgY/видео.htmlsi=uLunxVI1BRoKp4Sy You have tons of bands to choose from all sorts of music not just electronic. Whole Fort than become something else.
06:25 Canada is mutch richer country then Serbia, it is a main reaosn why 6 dollars in Serbia and 15(or 50, i didnt hear well?) in Canada. Canadian people can pay this, for us, serbians, 15 dollars for 80km is to mutch. Average wage in Serbia is 800 us dollars, in Canada over 2500, even 3000.
6 dollars for fast train isnt expensive for serbians, but 50 dollars, us dollars, even canadian, is to expensive. Real price should be something like 18 us dollars max. Ordinary, non fast train BG-Novi Sad will cost you 2,5 or 3 dollars i think, also very nice swiss train. This train is fast train, 200km per hour, also swiss STADLER train. We have 3 STALDER KISS fast trains, soon fleet will be extended up to 6 trainsbecuse new fast railway Belgrad-budapest shoudl be opened. Besides 3 STADLER KISS fast trains, we have 35 STADLER ordinary trains and 27 russian trains, simmilar like ordinary STADLER. We also have old latvian blue trains. They operates, connects belgrade municipalities, service called BEOGRAD VOZ, BELGRADE TRAIN.
Btw, serbian railways are in process of renovation. They are not in good shape, actually big percentage is in very bad conditioons. Also, lot of train stations looks like after atomic bomb. You will see that when you visit southern part of the country, Niš, Kragujevac and other locations. These trains, STDLER are relatively new, they operates in Serbia just couple years. 2020. or 2021. i think?. Russian trains operates from year of 2017. i think.
04:47 In North America, trains and rails are not so popular, people likes to use cars. In Europe, trains are vry popular, reaiways network are very dedveloped. Almost very smaller town was connected with rails. This is a main reason why are trains in North America older. BTW AMTRAK trains looks very powerful. They are old but looks very nice by my taste.
Sorry to say,its not Russian influence,but Byzant.Even today.Serbian ortodox church Is founded 1219 in Konstantinopol( Carigrad) ,todays Istanbul.And by some rules,ortodox "pope" Is there.Even Russian ortodox church wants supremacy.
@@professor_of_logic pa da, Slavjano Serbski jezik nor u Vojvodini koji je mogao postati standard srpskog je bio pod velikim ruskim iticajem, i ima tu jos gradili su manastire po fruškojgori itd, ruski uticaj definivno postoji. Kao i Ukrajnski al tad si bili jedan narod
@@professor_of_logic i kakav crni prevodilac pricam engleski ko srpski 😄 nazalost, ucili ga u skoli, gledali filmove, slusali muziku itd, ne koristim to 😅 Ruski uticaj potoji u Novom Sadu, npr pola gradjebina u centru su hradili bogati Rusi, Jetmeni, Jevreji , Gruzini svi sa teritorije nekadasnjeg Sovjetskog Saveza
It would be nice that all tourists learn about history and their homeland impact on Serbia....Canadá was never friend to Serbia on contrary It made only damage to Serbia and suffer to serbian people
Novi Sad is not mainly catholic. 80% population is Serbian orthodox. It has always been city with majority Serbian population. The nick name of the city is Serbian Athens.
It was founded by Serbian Orthodox merchants and traders because they were not allowed to live at Petrovaradin, which was exclusive to Catholic Croats and Hungarians. The same Serb merchants would later pay to become a free royal city in the Austro-Hungarian empire, which would result in more freedome of governence for its population, gathering all cultured Serbs from both A-H and Ottoman Empire, result in the nick name Serbian Athens. The city boomed in population when it unified along with Srem, Banat, Backa and Baranya with the Kingdom of Serbia, which then formed the Kingdom of Yugoslavia (before that Sombor was the regional capital). Its major boom was due to becoming the seat of the Danube Banovina administrative unit under Yugoslavia. Since then it continued to rise in population, in no small part due to being the administrative center of the Autonomous region of Vojvodina.
It is not regular, it is high-speed inter city train (on the ground it reaches even speeds of up to 230 km/h). The Shinkansen, network of high-speed railway lines in Japan are firstly colloquially known in English as the bullet train, but later that term bullet started to be used for all high-speed trains from 200km/h and above.
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Thank you for visiting my town. I'm glad you liked it. I would say hello if I saw you walking the streets of Novi Sad. Keep your cat safe. I lost two of mine within the period of one month and it's such a huge heartache. They lived to be 20 and 17. Hope your Gizmo lives to be that old as well. 😊
Nice video, quick correction, Belgrade has not a Russian influence it has a Byzintine influence The Serbian and also the Blugarian Orthodox Churches are older than the Russian one. Also Novi Sad while having Roman/Katholik influence in architecture they are not majority Katholic, people there are majority Orthodox. And many Katholic looking churches are Orthodox.
Thanks same thought!
Serbian Ortodox churches in Novi sad are hundreds of years old..
Just Google it.
Serbian Uspenska church in Novi Sad is built in 1765, Church of Saint Georg 1905...
@@MokePopsSerbian Uspenska church in Novi Sad is built in 1765 ,use Google
Church of Saint George 1905
@@MokePops brankovic dynasty ruled over Syrmia along time ago ,same goes to dragutin nemanjic who ruled syrmia too.. in fruska gora you have 17 monesteries that are a lot older then 50 years,plus in austria hungary the serbs had only rights to build chatolic style churches but there are new ones tooo of couse there are a bunch of us therre..but we serbs in The north did not come 50 years ago thats not true. Peace and love to all of you ❤
@@user-tj7nb9fu9t True!
Guys, you must go to west Serbia Zlatibor and Tara mountains, to see the Banjska Stena viewpoint, Uvac river, Perucac lake, waterfall Gostilje and Sargan eight train ride
Golubac Fortress also!
Welcome to Serbia!!! 😊😊😊
Sweet people , thanks for visiting our Sebia❤
Hello 👋 Very very Beautifully serbia. Good. enforcement. Zaman Australia Sydney
Awesome!I was there last January visiting my uncle n family,so much has changed in the 15yrs before that,except for the beautiful people who will never change.Zivelli Serbia!
Hey, Teodor here! It was really nice meeting you and talking to you. I was surprised to see you just outside my apartment and am sorry we didn't converse more since I was in quite of a hurry, but now I can once again say I'm glad you're enjoying and sharing the experience of Serbia and I'm flattered that I broke the ice of fans approaching you on the street. It was delightful seeing you smile and you were very polite and joyful. I wish you many more of those and generally all the best. Поздрав!
P.S. Božidar is a Serbian translation of my Greek-origin name, so it's nice seeing my namesake also making a good impression and being helpful. Cheers!
Shoutout to all Teodors of Serbia. You make us all proud 😄
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Hi Teodor, it was so great meeting you! thanks for all the kind words :) and what a coincidence!
Thanks for taking us along on another super fun day adventure! I'm loving seeing beautiful Serbia and learning how warm, inviting and friendly the Serbian people are! I've never heard of Novi Sad, and now it's on my bucket list! Keep up the great job! Looking forward to your enjoyable takes on more new places! 👍👍
Thank you guys for this video!Novi Sad is my hometown❤❤❤Now I'm in Kitchener. On(almost six years now)and I can't wait to visit and hug my beautiful town again!❤❤❤
We still have plenty of clickity clank trains too (Beograd-Bar is one of the most popular) but our rail system is going through major reconstruction and modernization and the line to NS and soon Subotica is the first one that was completed. Plans for it is to be a full speed train line from Belgrade to Budapest. There is also in the works track reconstruction and modernization from Belgrade to Nis (3rd largest city which you really should visit and spend few days there cuz southern Serbia is quite different vibe from Belgrade and Vojvodina in general) and among other also from Nis-Pirot-Dimitrovgrad which would make traveling to capital of Bulgaria much easier and faster (probably 1-2 hours from Nis to Sophia).
Btw forgot to mention, in that fortress every summer (10-14th July this year) you have one of the biggest music festivals in Europe called Exit Festival and really huge names often perform in every possible music genre. Highly recommend that you try to visit it if you are nearby in the region then.
Yes, we were told about the railway expansion - how exciting! We also have heard about Exit festival, it looks amazing
But guys you missed Sremski Karlovci :{ It is the prettiest Serbian little town and only 15 min. by bus from Novi Sad...,,Also my suggestion is to visit Sombor and Subotica {with lake Palic}..They are two prettiest Serbian cities..Also Golubac fortress is must ,with Viminacium and Lepenski Vir nearby...And finally Manasija monastery {with Resava cave and Ravanica monastery nearby}..And if you like trains so much :} you can check out Sargan 8 and Mokra Gora close to Tara national park
Just outside of Belgrade is Avala mountain..There is a cool Avala tower and monument of unknown soldier
We wanted to go visit, but ran out of time and needed to catch our train! We loved Novi Sad so much that we will definitely be back to visit more of the area
Welcome and enjoy in Novi Sad ! Its one of the most beautiful cities in Serbia!
You guys are great, I love your videos, and mostly your positive attitude&good vibes you're emitting. Enjoy serbian hospitality...
p.s.Little advice maybe - if you wanna be absolutely stunned by Serbia's natural Beauty go visit Golubac Fortress AND Special nature reserve Uvac(and maaaany other places, i see people already wrote you about some of the TOP-destinations), you haven't seen not even 5% of Jaw-dropping places in Serbia, trust me!!! Love and respect from Novi Sad!
Nice to see that u enjoying in Novi Sad
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Oh my God, guys, thank you for such beautiful words. I really enjoyed talking to you. Cute and very friendly couple, I’m hoping to see you in Sussex or Saint John soon, I just got my visa approved today 🥳 so we’ll have good reason to celebrate hehe!
Enjoy Europe! 💙
It was so nice to meet you!! Congratulations on the visa, and good luck with the move ♥️ all the best!
Guys, you are wonderful! We wish you have nice time, fun and enjoy, but please, take a sweater or a jacket, you'll catch a cold!
The best city....najbolji grad i najlepse devojke!!!
Awsome guys im watching from australia love seeing forigners explore serbia also good for me to keep updated with quailty of life as i would like to go back one day to live there. Please go (Jagodina) = (Strawberry) in central serbia or other cities like nis etc if you can visit a village youll be hevenly surprised. Cao all the best, enjoy yourselfs
Ok, now I see, I didn't need to write you suggestion about Novi Sad lol
Great vlog. I'm happy that you're visiting my homeland! I don't follow a lot of travel vloggers but I might start following you because I love your vibe. I know that you might be tired of people correcting you but please, for the love of god, our famous pastry is pronounced Buh-rek and not Byu-rek, I always cringe when I hear you say that.😅
Thank you!! Haha, good to know, thanks for helping out with the pronunciation 😅
30:30 yea if i saw you on street i would say hi as well :D i love your videos
Thank you! :)
Lepi ste mi uzivajte u zivotu❤
Hvala :)
Nice one!
Thank you!
Novi sad is located in Vojvodina province of Serbia and that part was under Austro--Hungarian rule so thats why the architecture is some what diferent compared to other parts of Serbia( aspecialy south) that was under Otoman empire (Turkish influence)
18:00 Wow 30 km of catacombs? Reminds me of the Paris catacombs. lol
Wow Novi Sad is very nice.. I also carry cat food with me in my car so when i see the poor hungry ones i stop and leave cat food near them.
Very cool video guys! I hope you will come to Krakow, Poland sometime soon as well
Thank you! We would love to go
Otkud ti tamo?! Salim se, bio sam jednom u Krakowu, i stvarno su neki delovi grada (pre svega oni koje turisti najvise i posecuju) prelepi, a ljudi su vrlo ljubazni, uctivi i gostoljubivi. Ja sam bio svega 6-7 sati tamo, i voleo bih da posetim Krakow ponovo bar na par dana!
Veliki pozdrav iz NS!
I'm really glad that you liked it, Novi Sad is truly a beautiful city with wonderful people! However, I'm a bit surprised that you didn't mention anything about the architecture, especially the old town of Petrovaradin 🤔
Keep up the good work guys, I love your videos!
Thank you!
An electric train, wow!
Go to Subotica in my humble opinion is the most gorgeous city in Serbia
We Serbs love 🐱
What kind?
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Novi Sad has 78,68% Serbian Orthodox population.
You meant 'Serbian population', 'cause a lot of us definitely aren't religious.
@@nemanjajovanov I'd even go as far to say that it's kinda weird to be openly religious. Religious people are the odd ones out.
@@ginemginem Yeah, you can really tell who took a wrong turn and wandered into the city by mistake.
novi sad used to be part of austria hungary thats why is infrastructure like that and why it seem more catholic its multiethnic town with lot of nationalities and religions living together in peace which is insane for balkans
Always in peace, treating all people with respect - that is our Novi Sad!
p.s. Not "infrastructure", i think you mean "architecture"...anyway, nema veze...
RESPECT!
@@professor_of_logic da mislio sam arhitektura ali sam se zbunio :) i ja sam vojvodjan malo juzniji,sve najbolje ziv bio
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The cafes/restaurants at the Fortress are more expensive and poorer service than downtown.
True! Except maybe for LEOPOLD HOTEL(at least it was a few yrs a go)!
Most of the tourist hotspots are tourist traps. Real food you kinda need to know someone to tell you, usually at the residential neighborhoods farther from Old Town.
Novi Sad is for centuries with Serbian majority. 80 % are Serbs ortodox
It was literally called "Serb City" (Ratzen stad) by the A-H government until it was named Novi Sad, many old maps show proof of that. Ratzen is a old German way of referring to the Serbs, cause medieval Serbia was called Rashka.
I'd say that only a minority of Serbs in Novi Sad are religious.
Most of us aren't religious, and apparently most of you don't know shit about Novi Sad.
01:27 we can not call it BULLET, because, it is just 200km per hour. It is fast train, high speed rails.
BULLET train is train faster then 350km per hour. I can imagine bullet train in Serbia, country which is something like 5 hours drive from the most southern to the most northern point. BULLET train will cover that distance for 1 and half hours. Sorry, my english and gramm are bad.
Jel moras da seres.!
@@edisbasovic5117 Šta sam srao ovde?
@@hypatiatv1a gde to u evropi voz putuje brzinom od 350km na cas?
@@komnina99 Italija, Francuska, Nemačka i Španija. Imaju vozove koji su tu na 330-350 km na sat. Možda nisi znao, ali one levitirajuće vozovew u Japanu i Kini su izmislili Nemci. Ne znam da li Nemci nešto od toga imaju i u redovnoj upotrebi.
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LOL , 🤣🤣🤣🤣. It is fast for Serbia (200 km/hour) but far from bullet train
I ovde si doso da seres.!!! Verovatno ti je bilo brzo pre 13 godina kad je iso 40km.
Pazidrugosrbijanca,mora malo kenjati
Za evropske standarde ovo i jeste brz voz, ne postoji voz istocno od Nemacke koji ide brze od ovog. Cak i silna nepregledna Rusija ima voz iste brzine koji putuje samo na relaciji Moskva-Sankt Petersburg-finska granica.
@@komnina99 A da ne spominjemo da imamo i vozove koji ide dosta brze od 200 km/h...ovo je cisto hejtovanje radi hejtovanja, ne razumem (i generalno ne volim) ljude poput ovog kome je 200 km/h presporo...
KO TE SPRECAVA DA PRODAS ZEMLJU I KRAVE I KUPIS (recimo) "LAMB"-a, PA VOZI 300 km/h?! 200 km/h vozovi su sasvim dobri za sve zemlje, ne samo Srbiju...pritom su karte jeftine, a vozovi cisti, uredni i idu na vreme!!! Kada se privedu kraju radovi na BG-SU, Sombor-Kikinda("osmeh"), Nis-Sofija i sve ostale pruge - nemamo mi cega da se stidimo, naprotiv!
I'm just wondering, how'd you decide to travel to Serbia, when everywhere on the Internet I hear how foreigners have very wrong information about Serbia through various media. Anyway, you're always welcome and I hope you had a great time visiting Serbian places. BTW, not all trains are good as bullet train. Actually, there's much "rattling" trains, like you described trains in Canada. :)
Italian restaurants are the lowest cost restaurants to run; small explanation why so many ;)
That is maybe true, i believe you know that, but i still think that the biggest reason why so many - people here really like Italian food.
@@professor_of_logic It is officially the best cuisine in the world, no doubt.
Hey guys, did you purchase the tickets online?
Hi, yes we did! We used the Srbijavoz app
My suggestion is to visit Fort during the summer when Exit festival is full on. Rated by many top world artists as the best music festival in the world. You have Liam review about the Exit here: ruclips.net/video/l6-Bcw6sqN8/видео.html
Here is Prodigy live which is my favorite bend ever in the realm of electronic music: ruclips.net/video/o1hvtLB8SgY/видео.htmlsi=uLunxVI1BRoKp4Sy
You have tons of bands to choose from all sorts of music not just electronic. Whole Fort than become something else.
06:25 Canada is mutch richer country then Serbia, it is a main reaosn why 6 dollars in Serbia and 15(or 50, i didnt hear well?) in Canada. Canadian people can pay this, for us, serbians, 15 dollars for 80km is to mutch. Average wage in Serbia is 800 us dollars, in Canada over 2500, even 3000.
50 dollars
@@MineFullStop sory but WTF???
6 dollars for fast train isnt expensive for serbians, but 50 dollars, us dollars, even canadian, is to expensive. Real price should be something like 18 us dollars max. Ordinary, non fast train BG-Novi Sad will cost you 2,5 or 3 dollars i think, also very nice swiss train. This train is fast train, 200km per hour, also swiss STADLER train. We have 3 STALDER KISS fast trains, soon fleet will be extended up to 6 trainsbecuse new fast railway Belgrad-budapest shoudl be opened. Besides 3 STADLER KISS fast trains, we have 35 STADLER ordinary trains and 27 russian trains, simmilar like ordinary STADLER. We also have old latvian blue trains. They operates, connects belgrade municipalities, service called BEOGRAD VOZ, BELGRADE TRAIN.
Btw, serbian railways are in process of renovation. They are not in good shape, actually big percentage is in very bad conditioons. Also, lot of train stations looks like after atomic bomb. You will see that when you visit southern part of the country, Niš, Kragujevac and other locations. These trains, STDLER are relatively new, they operates in Serbia just couple years. 2020. or 2021. i think?. Russian trains operates from year of 2017. i think.
U svokoj zemlji je katastrofa nemoj mislit ako im ke prosecna plata 2500€da je tamo sve super jer stanovi su preko 1000€,da ne pricam ostale dazbine.
04:47 In North America, trains and rails are not so popular, people likes to use cars. In Europe, trains are vry popular, reaiways network are very dedveloped. Almost very smaller town was connected with rails. This is a main reason why are trains in North America older. BTW AMTRAK trains looks very powerful. They are old but looks very nice by my taste.
Sorry to say,its not Russian influence,but Byzant.Even today.Serbian ortodox church Is founded 1219 in Konstantinopol( Carigrad) ,todays Istanbul.And by some rules,ortodox "pope" Is there.Even Russian ortodox church wants supremacy.
There was a strong Russian inflicted too
@@macakucizmama831 ? Ovo sto si napisao ne znaci nista, koristi prevodilac tbr.
Sad sam izvalio - mislio si na "influence"? Snazan Ruski uticaj...
@@professor_of_logic pa da, Slavjano Serbski jezik nor u Vojvodini koji je mogao postati standard srpskog je bio pod velikim ruskim iticajem, i ima tu jos gradili su manastire po fruškojgori itd, ruski uticaj definivno postoji. Kao i Ukrajnski al tad si bili jedan narod
@@professor_of_logic i kakav crni prevodilac pricam engleski ko srpski 😄 nazalost, ucili ga u skoli, gledali filmove, slusali muziku itd, ne koristim to 😅 Ruski uticaj potoji u Novom Sadu, npr pola gradjebina u centru su hradili bogati Rusi, Jetmeni, Jevreji , Gruzini svi sa teritorije nekadasnjeg Sovjetskog Saveza
Novi Sad is not Balkans it is Central Europe
Russian influence??????????? What????
Nauci istoriju
@@macakucizmama831 jel ti uopšte znaš šta su oni rekli u videu? Rekli su da je Beograd više pravoslavan zbog ruskog uticaja. Jel to po tebi istorija?
@@zograf4572 Ma gde zna sta je ko rekao, ne trudi se previse - ovo je jedan od eksperata.
@@zograf4572 rekli su glupost, jasno mi je. Novi Sad ima 27 naroda i normalno da ima kayolickih Crkvi. Al sta ces povrsni zapadnjaci
No lgbt flags my dear Canadians. Here, you are safe and sound :)
28:50 you are getting better and better at video editing, congratulations, nice videos
Thank you very much! :)
It would be nice that all tourists learn about history and their homeland impact on Serbia....Canadá was never friend to Serbia on contrary It made only damage to Serbia and suffer to serbian people
Novi Sad is not predominantly Catholic. At least google it before you start spouting nonsense.
We love nonsense 🥰 Thanks for watching!
Novi Sad is European Capital of culture 2022
Country that has 0.6% budget for a Culture 😡 beyond Shameful!
Novi Sad is not mainly catholic. 80% population is Serbian orthodox. It has always been city with majority Serbian population. The nick name of the city is Serbian Athens.
It wasn’t, 30% were Germans 30% Serbs pre ww2
It was founded by Serbian Orthodox merchants and traders because they were not allowed to live at Petrovaradin, which was exclusive to Catholic Croats and Hungarians. The same Serb merchants would later pay to become a free royal city in the Austro-Hungarian empire, which would result in more freedome of governence for its population, gathering all cultured Serbs from both A-H and Ottoman Empire, result in the nick name Serbian Athens. The city boomed in population when it unified along with Srem, Banat, Backa and Baranya with the Kingdom of Serbia, which then formed the Kingdom of Yugoslavia (before that Sombor was the regional capital). Its major boom was due to becoming the seat of the Danube Banovina administrative unit under Yugoslavia. Since then it continued to rise in population, in no small part due to being the administrative center of the Autonomous region of Vojvodina.
its not a bullet train,its just regular train with a speed up to 200km/h
Yeah. Disgusting. Like they noticed , btw.
It is not regular, it is high-speed inter city train (on the ground it reaches even speeds of up to 230 km/h). The Shinkansen, network of high-speed railway lines in Japan are firstly colloquially known in English as the bullet train, but later that term bullet started to be used for all high-speed trains from 200km/h and above.