We watch the film ‘Killing Eve’ in England., and disgusted how Russia is shown there-dirty, ruined. People are ugly and silly. The film was filmed in Romania, by the way. All the cities and towns in Russia are clean with beautiful architecture. People are beautiful, friendly, well educated.
On the other hand,UK is fed with false propaganda.The business houses are owned by ex colonial subjects.Some parts of UK look like a third world country.There is nothing great about UK(Great Britain and Northern Ireland).There is rampant unemployment.
I am amazed by these old buildings. They are timeless because they can stand and get old and stay in good beautiful condition! I love the real wood work and the natural wood color. I prefer wood to be unpainted since it shows its real natural beauty! Nice job of showing! Appreciate it much!
Greetings from Scotland, Great channel by the way! You are such an excellent presenter, such infectious enthusiasm. I also love Russian architecture, so ornate with such high levels of craftsmanship. Our friends from the east have so much to be proud of! :)
You always make me wonder why I still live in Canada,, i love russia, the people, culture, lifestyle,country side, history, etc,,your videos are incredible as always,,spasibo
It will be better for you to love Russia from afar. You will be dissapointed. But of course you always welcome here as a tourist.It's very pretty city, I'm living here, so i know pretty much of it.
The woodwork is amazing on these houses. The Agafurov House is my fave. They deserve some love here and there. I mean someone should put some paint on them, but they sure are masterpieces. I love old buildings and architecture, so keep these vids coming ! Love your vlogs ! Spasibo !
I love Russia and after watching your all videos I'm falling in love more deeper.. excited to visit 3rd time. this time Not Moscow or St Petersburg. Kazan, Yuktenburg and another Cities
I love looking at old houses. I try to imagine what the family felt as they moved into the brand new house. Did they feel giddy, prideful, relieved, blessed? Did they rush around trying to arrange furniture and decorations just right? Did they let out a sigh of relief as they settled in their beds that first night? Love your videos! - From Louisiana, USA
Thank you for finding and sharing these fantastic old Russian homes. They deserve to be more widely known. Will be eager to see the inside views whenever they are open to the public.
Great video wow the wood architecture is fantastic I am amazed they still standing after 140 years .Going to show down your video and do frame by frame love looking at the detail of the wood architecture. When this virus thing is over, I am going to make planes to see Yekaterinburg. It amazing the handcraft they did back then. You sold me on have to see Yekaterinburg.
Great and informative video. I love these old buildings, and thank you so much for sharing. If possible, I would love to see more of these kind of old buildings in your city.
Russian houses ARE awesome! I cannot understand why anyone would want to live in a 20-story generic concrete box when they could have a home that is as nice as these traditional homes.
the workmanship in those houses was very meticulous back in the days...the house the I liked the most is the one with the balcony, the wood carving and pattern would have looked like a real work of art...
Only on the internet do you get locals showing you historic corners of the places they live. I am surprised the 100+ year old wooden houses haven't burned down. Maybe they are not as close together or the cooler weather and snow reduce the big fires that destroy hundreds of homes in historic areas or maybe in dense city centers they just get replaced because land is at a premium.
Very nice and brings back many memories of when I was a student at the Ural Conservatoire. In those days, 1960's Soviet times, we would take our instruments and play in front of Ipatiev House which was very annoying to the police. Of course we could not enter. Thanks for your wonderful videos. These help to show that we are not the beasts that western media makes us. - Евгений
MaestroAlber ; I agree. There is so much that could be shared between Russia and the US. Russia depends on exports; the US is a consumer-based economy. Surely we could find a way to do more business with each other.
Doggies are super cute! They make any video even better! 😀😍 I love such amazing old Russian houses, but it is clear, that there are no such ones here in Volgograd....
I agree about the doggies. Love the Sheba-Inu. There probably is not much in Volograd that is pre-war. The whole world is eternally grateful for the heroic fight by the Red Army in Stalingrad/Volograd that turned the tide and saved the world from fascism. You have a right to very proud of your city -- even if there is not much historical buildings left.
@@somersetdc Because of an accidental slip of the tongue, you ended up with a completely different city. And it so happened that there is such a city in Russia. Vologda and Volgograd are two completely different cities. You got them mixed up by accident. They wrote Vologda, and we were talking about Volgograd. But Vologda is an old Russian city with mostly wooden houses. He was far from the front line and there were no battles there. The city is located much to the north, surrounded by forests and is famous for its dairy production and the famous Vologda butter. And Volgograd is located to the south in the steppe zone and, in addition to the famous Battle of Stalingrad, is known for its industrial enterprises and a tractor plant.
I love the distinctive architecture, and the differences too. The main has looks rustic with Scandinavian looking accents whereas the servant's house has a semi Victorian look but yet it's own distinctive Imperial look. Super cool! I only know about 50 Russian words....and still can't pronounce Yekaterinburg like a local 🙄. Adorable Shiba Inu; dog people seem friendly the World over 🙂.
Indeed old is gold. 👍 i feel like a Russian everytime I watch ur videos. Deeply in love with Russian plus. Thank you. @sorry didn't know ur name yet though.
Another great video Slava, I enjoyed seeing your historical buildings Please make this a series of videos.I look forward to seeing your next video I enjoy 😊 your insight into every day life in Russia.keep safe from UK
I’m a history nerd so I would definitely enjoy more videos about Russia (and Soviet) history. I like wooden houses, they have cool style. And that was a nice balcony. Good video
I love these old houses - the ornate work on the eaves - so cool! Thanks for the tour. I hope you do more - and it would be so nice to see the inside, too, (once this coronavirus cloud goes away, and they're open once more)!! The dogs were an added nice touch. the pup that wanted to play is beautiful! (I am a dog lover, big ones, as well as small ones.) This is a great way to see Russia, without having to go through customs, pay the airfare, etc. Большое спасибо!
Thank you for sharing. It looks like the city takes care of the buildings. I hope that the building, intended to be a museum will give a chance to see the inside.
Gorbeous houses! Kind of reminds me of fairytale houses. I'd love to see how carpenters build such places. Thank you for such a treat. This video alone does so more than my talking to get people appreciate and not fear diversity.
Dealing with the same restrictions in Moscow. Please keep going out and living life. These small acts show everyone that the human spirit can't be broken. We are meant to be in touch with nature and other people. Love seeing the beautiful, old, Russian houses. Hope to own one someday. These videos always bring cheer.
Thanks for the tour. The architecture is very different from where I live in southeast US. I liked the servants house better in the first houses you showed!
Great video as usual sir. Your videos show a lot of stuff that I have thought about. Like the apartments, houses, villages, etc. I really enjoy your videos and want to see Russia some day. Thank you!
Thank you, how’s amazements with the sculpture beautiful houses and the building. Not awesome and I hope to see more. How’s nice to see the inside of the houses 😊.
Greetings from Soviet Occupied California, where our freedoms to go outside, and enjoy our beautiful beaches! I really enjoy your videos! Keep up the good work!
TY!... loved those old houses... the architecture is very different from what I have seen... the house and the decorative fretwork.. amazing...and I have traveled a lot internationally... be lovely to see inside some of those buildings.... PS: I did prefer the 'servant's building, very pretty! :D
I love all kinds of Russian architecture especially the decorative wooden architecture. Also like the onion dome style. Either way it means Russia to me.
very beautiful buildings, the woodmanship on them is fantastic considering how old the buildings are, you speak better english then what I do and i live in the united kingdom but I have a great excuse I am a geordie I live in newcastle upon tyne, yeah would love to see more old russian buildings, great video keep them coming :)
I find the Agafurov's Residence and the Filitz's Mansion most impressive. I've always been fascinated about each & everything Russian. Imperial & aristocratic Russian houses were know to me. But I had very little idea about the houses of Russian Merchants & Businessman. Thank you so much for this video. Destiny willing someday I'll witness all these gems with my own eyes. Love & respect Russia!
Thank you for your beautiful side seeing. I love that . God blessed your beautiful country , Your hard working President and your families. It's so amazing . Greetings to that wonderful dog.
I mean zero disrespect at all but your woman is such a great catch. She's such a sweetheart and beautiful. Her broken English and sence of humor I love the most.
I do not how this part of ekaterinburg with so many beautiful wood houses ! I could not come in 2020 because of the virus, I will show this video to my friends and see if I can do a tour .Hope this year I can come ! Christopher from Down Under
Thank you for the video! You guys are cool and funny! I visited Yekaterinburg in 2018 when I was doing my Trans-Siberian Railway trip but I don't remember seeing these houses. Would be great if you can make a video about the church of All Saints were Romanov family where murdered... or maybe on top of Vysotsky tower? The view of the city from there is really cool!
One house you cannot find in Yekaterinburg is the Ignatiev house... the house where Tsar Nicholas and his family were murdered. The Soviets destroyed it in 1979 to keep anyone from turning it into a shrine to the Romanovs. I believe there is a church on the site now.
We watch the film ‘Killing Eve’ in England., and disgusted how Russia is shown there-dirty, ruined. People are ugly and silly. The film was filmed in Romania, by the way. All the cities and towns in Russia are clean with beautiful architecture. People are beautiful, friendly, well educated.
On the other hand,UK is fed with false propaganda.The business houses are owned by ex colonial subjects.Some parts of UK look like a third world country.There is nothing great about UK(Great Britain and Northern Ireland).There is rampant unemployment.
it's meant to represent rural russia which is often poverty driven and dirty it's a hard life
@@ravivv1869 it's meant to represent rural russia which is often poverty driven and dirty it's a hard life
Their media houses such as BBC is known for spreading propaganda.
I am amazed by these old buildings. They are timeless because they can stand and get old and stay in good beautiful condition! I love the real wood work and the natural wood color. I prefer wood to be unpainted since it shows its real natural beauty! Nice job of showing! Appreciate it much!
Let's dig into history folks. It's interesting learning about those old houses. Which one impressed you the most?
Brilliant!
Great video
Enjoyed the video, Agafurovs’ chamber house looked impressive.
The beer brewer house looks amasing
I love the old houses. I’m surprised though, they’re about the same age as old homes in America. For some reason I thought they would be older.
Yekaterinburg is not that old. Before 1900 it was a small village in fact
Greetings from Scotland, Great channel by the way! You are such an excellent presenter, such infectious enthusiasm. I also love Russian architecture, so ornate with such high levels of craftsmanship. Our friends from the east have so much to be proud of! :)
Thank you! 😃
You always make me wonder why I still live in Canada,, i love russia, the people, culture, lifestyle,country side, history, etc,,your videos are incredible as always,,spasibo
Easy to immigrate,,,,, lots of Canadians live there,,,, communists welcome 🙏 everyone
Emigrate! Russia needs patriotic people
Come to Quebec, we have culture, history, lifestyle and the people are nice.
I forgot, the countryside is beautiful.
@@batuach100 what communist?
It will be better for you to love Russia from afar. You will be dissapointed. But of course you always welcome here as a tourist.It's very pretty city, I'm living here, so i know pretty much of it.
Very nice walk! Russian wooden architecture is amazing, cool! Thanks for the great video!
I fall in love with Russia from your videos...Keep em coming !!
The woodwork is amazing on these houses. The Agafurov House is my fave.
They deserve some love here and there. I mean someone should put some paint on them, but they sure are masterpieces.
I love old buildings and architecture, so keep these vids coming !
Love your vlogs ! Spasibo !
Hello,use google "Tomsk old wood house" )
@@ЖелезкинИван
Woah. Unikal'nyy !
Tomsk looks like a very interesting city.
Kruto. Spasibo, Ivan.
I love those Russian dialogues🙂
i know. They're spontaneous. Russians are not used to small talk. But it works when you try it
I love Russia and after watching your all videos I'm falling in love more deeper.. excited to visit 3rd time. this time Not Moscow or St Petersburg. Kazan, Yuktenburg and another Cities
Hi from Canada. Thanks that was really interesting as I love to see older architecture which has so much more character and beautiful details.
The detail work on these buildings is incredible!
I love looking at old houses. I try to imagine what the family felt as they moved into the brand new house. Did they feel giddy, prideful, relieved, blessed? Did they rush around trying to arrange furniture and decorations just right? Did they let out a sigh of relief as they settled in their beds that first night? Love your videos! - From Louisiana, USA
That was really enjoyable. Thx. Looking forward to more videos.
You 2 are real comedians in this one! It was fun to watch. I enjoyed 😉. Also love the buildings.
Thank you for finding and sharing these fantastic old Russian homes. They deserve to be more widely known. Will be eager to see the inside views whenever they are open to the public.
I just came across your channel. Love the Ekaterinburg videos. Can't believe it is 3 years ago since I was there. Brings back happy memories.
Wow, great episode. It might be my favorite of all your videos.
Thank you. Funny how it only took five or six hours to make this video.
Great video wow the wood architecture is fantastic I am amazed they still standing after 140 years .Going to show down your video and do frame by frame love looking at the detail of the wood architecture. When this virus thing is over, I am going to make planes to see Yekaterinburg. It amazing the handcraft they did back then. You sold me on have to see Yekaterinburg.
Thanks 👍
Loved seeing those houses. Incredibly lucky that they have been saved.
I think it's a miracle that they didn't burn them down during the communism period
Very interesting, love the craftsmanship that went into building these beautiful homes. FYI hello from North Carolina USA.
Great and informative video. I love these old buildings, and thank you so much for sharing. If possible, I would love to see more of these kind of old buildings in your city.
I really enjoyed hearing about the older homes and their history!! Thank you!!
Russian houses ARE awesome! I cannot understand why anyone would want to live in a 20-story generic concrete box when they could have a home that is as nice as these traditional homes.
The Communist party took pver so capitalism was kaput. Communism is very grim. The state was not creative.
the workmanship in those houses was very meticulous back in the days...the house the I liked the most is the one with the balcony, the wood carving and pattern would have looked like a real work of art...
I love the historic section of the city very much so this is of interest to me.
Only on the internet do you get locals showing you historic corners of the places they live. I am surprised the 100+ year old wooden houses haven't burned down. Maybe they are not as close together or the cooler weather and snow reduce the big fires that destroy hundreds of homes in historic areas or maybe in dense city centers they just get replaced because land is at a premium.
Very nice and brings back many memories of when I was a student at the Ural Conservatoire. In those days, 1960's Soviet times, we would take our instruments and play in front of Ipatiev House which was very annoying to the police. Of course we could not enter.
Thanks for your wonderful videos. These help to show that we are not the beasts that western media makes us. - Евгений
Wow you witnessed Ipatiev House! Thank you for your kind comment! - Вячеслав
MaestroAlber ; I agree. There is so much that could be shared between Russia and the US. Russia depends on exports; the US is a consumer-based economy. Surely we could find a way to do more business with each other.
Doggies are super cute! They make any video even better! 😀😍
I love such amazing old Russian houses, but it is clear, that there are no such ones here in Volgograd....
I agree about the doggies. Love the Sheba-Inu. There probably is not much in Volograd that is pre-war. The whole world is eternally grateful for the heroic fight by the Red Army in Stalingrad/Volograd that turned the tide and saved the world from fascism. You have a right to very proud of your city -- even if there is not much historical buildings left.
@@somersetdc Because of an accidental slip of the tongue, you ended up with a completely different city. And it so happened that there is such a city in Russia. Vologda and Volgograd are two completely different cities. You got them mixed up by accident. They wrote Vologda, and we were talking about Volgograd. But Vologda is an old Russian city with mostly wooden houses. He was far from the front line and there were no battles there. The city is located much to the north, surrounded by forests and is famous for its dairy production and the famous Vologda butter. And Volgograd is located to the south in the steppe zone and, in addition to the famous Battle of Stalingrad, is known for its industrial enterprises and a tractor plant.
Very interesting video, and gorgeous, ornate craftsmanship on the mansion!
Liked this video---glad you're doing them. :-)
I love the distinctive architecture, and the differences too. The main has looks rustic with Scandinavian looking accents whereas the servant's house has a semi Victorian look but yet it's own distinctive Imperial look. Super cool! I only know about 50 Russian words....and still can't pronounce Yekaterinburg like a local 🙄. Adorable Shiba Inu; dog people seem friendly the World over 🙂.
Wow, beautiful houses, especially the wooden ones. Amazingly preserved.
I'm still all in for the wooden historical house with a garden with a public transport connection. Love, peace and justice.
I loved the houses! So, get rid of Corona and let us in!😍
Indeed old is gold. 👍 i feel like a Russian everytime I watch ur videos. Deeply in love with Russian plus. Thank you. @sorry didn't know ur name yet though.
Thank you. It's Vyacheslav
Interesting tour of historical homes...enjoyed
More to come!
Thank you for the videos. Russia is beautiful! I would love to visit one day.
Another great video Slava, I enjoyed seeing your historical buildings Please make this a series of videos.I look forward to seeing your next video I enjoy 😊 your insight into every day life in Russia.keep safe from UK
Thanks, will do!
I’m a history nerd so I would definitely enjoy more videos about Russia (and Soviet) history.
I like wooden houses, they have cool style. And that was a nice balcony. Good video
I love these old houses - the ornate work on the eaves - so cool! Thanks for the tour. I hope you do more - and it would be so nice to see the inside, too, (once this coronavirus cloud goes away, and they're open once more)!! The dogs were an added nice touch. the pup that wanted to play is beautiful! (I am a dog lover, big ones, as well as small ones.) This is a great way to see Russia, without having to go through customs, pay the airfare, etc. Большое спасибо!
Thank you for sharing. It looks like the city takes care of the buildings. I hope that the building, intended to be a museum will give a chance to see the inside.
When I read about Yekaterinburg, or see the town, or whatever related to it, the thought of Nicholas II and his family always comes to my mind....
Gorbeous houses! Kind of reminds me of fairytale houses. I'd love to see how carpenters build such places. Thank you for such a treat. This video alone does so more than my talking to get people appreciate and not fear diversity.
Dealing with the same restrictions in Moscow. Please keep going out and living life. These small acts show everyone that the human spirit can't be broken. We are meant to be in touch with nature and other people. Love seeing the beautiful, old, Russian houses. Hope to own one someday. These videos always bring cheer.
Beautiful mansions. Uniquely built and the intricate designs are amazing.
Im counting down to come visit Russia 🇷🇺 .. corona virus has killed my dreams coming .. nice video 💐
@Bob Smith
actually, i like all places has been named by soviet union.but Russia has a special feelings .
Thank you for sharing. You guys are Great! GOD BLESS
My Mothers side of the Family were %100 Don Sky Cossacks. Rostov on the Don. Grandfather Ivan Grandmother Valentina
Mother Nadia
Thanks for the tour. The architecture is very different from where I live in southeast US. I liked the servants house better in the first houses you showed!
I didn't know that Levitan was broadcasting from Sverdlovsk!! Thanks for the video!
awesome video,... thank you very much,..i love the old lace on them.
History breathes and thrives as long as we bring it into our lives, honoring its story. Great urban excursion!
Great video as usual sir. Your videos show a lot of stuff that I have thought about. Like the apartments, houses, villages, etc. I really enjoy your videos and want to see Russia some day. Thank you!
Beautiful houses. I watch your videos more than my husband. Keep well. Wear a face mask to protect yourself.
Thank you for another awesome video.
Thank you, I will
Still digging the vids and insight… much appreciated. Keep’em coming
Excellent historical blog. greetings from Canada.
Interesting houses. Thanks.
Thank you, how’s amazements with the sculpture beautiful houses and the building. Not awesome and I hope to see more. How’s nice to see the inside of the houses 😊.
Let’s dig please 😃.
Thanks for sharing beautiful architecture 👌💐
Great video. Please take us inside when you can.
Sure thing!
Hello from middle America. Love you videos and love the old houses. Please keep them coming.
Greetings from Soviet Occupied California, where our freedoms to go outside, and enjoy our beautiful beaches!
I really enjoy your videos! Keep up the good work!
I like all your videos as the quality of videos are extremely good and english commentary is easy and russian plus is superb
Thank you so much 😀
I really enjoyed this video. One of my favorite subjects is old architecture. I love the Russian style.
Great video and I still love your Southern accent. Much love from Alabama!
Lana is so perfect in your video. She is very pretty, fun, sweet and has allot of energy! Really enjoyed seeing these 100 plus year old houses!
Pretty cool mansions. I still remember the expanses of the Russian grassland when I visited Siberia in the summer 2017.
TY!... loved those old houses... the architecture is very different from what I have seen... the house and the decorative fretwork.. amazing...and I have traveled a lot internationally... be lovely to see inside some of those buildings.... PS: I did prefer the 'servant's building, very pretty! :D
I love all kinds of Russian architecture especially the decorative wooden architecture. Also like the onion dome style. Either way it means Russia to me.
It would be awesome to see the inside of these places
I know. they're closed for now.
Top Stuff! KEEP HIGHLIGHTING OLD AND TRADITIONAL RUSSIAN ARCHITECTURE!! :-)
Yes please, more old houses then a visit to the neglected old railway locomotive collection that I have seen on Google. Thanks again.
Beautiful
Love the old buildings!
Nice to be checking it out with that lady around
very beautiful buildings, the woodmanship on them is fantastic considering how old the buildings are, you speak better english then what I do and i live in the united kingdom but I have a great excuse I am a geordie I live in newcastle upon tyne, yeah would love to see more old russian buildings, great video keep them coming :)
Hello
Slava..
Beautiful and grand Houses (mansion)
EF Filitz's Mansion attracts more.
Thanks for video
I find the Agafurov's Residence and the Filitz's Mansion most impressive.
I've always been fascinated about each & everything Russian.
Imperial & aristocratic Russian houses were know to me. But I had very little idea about the houses of Russian Merchants & Businessman.
Thank you so much for this video.
Destiny willing someday I'll witness all these gems with my own eyes.
Love & respect Russia!
Здорово, продолжайте эту тему, очень интересно. Екатеринбург-очень красив и с интересной историей, по вашим видео это видно👍
Спасибо. Хорошо!
Had to say I watch all your videos. You go do the things I would do if turned loose in Russia. You have beautiful country. Thank you for sharing.
Glad you like them!
Beautiful!! Would you ever consider doing guided tour trips of Russia? What an amazing blessing your videos are to watch. Thanks so much!!
Not anytime soon unfortunately. Thank you
Very Nice Atmosphere Term Condition With Very Open Honest Rusia Nation Citizen Family Community Living Inside It .
Just found your channel today. I love it. Subscribed 👍🏼. There are several really great channels from Russia now 👍🏼.
Welcome aboard!
Thank you for your beautiful side seeing. I love that . God blessed your beautiful country , Your hard working President and your families. It's so amazing . Greetings to that wonderful dog.
The people are always pleasant.
Very nice video. Thank you!
I mean zero disrespect at all but your woman is such a great catch. She's such a sweetheart and beautiful. Her broken English and sence of humor I love the most.
I can’t wait to move there you are making me even more impatient
Interesting and pretty! I like the man's idea about bringing in psychics :) Love the dogs
Great video. Greetings from Ireland
Thanks for watching!
I'm a new subscriber. Fascinating video! And your English is perfect!
Thank you! 😃
I do not how this part of ekaterinburg with so many beautiful wood houses !
I could not come in 2020 because of the virus, I will show this video to my friends and see if I can do a tour .Hope this year I can come !
Christopher from Down Under
Thank you for the video! You guys are cool and funny! I visited Yekaterinburg in 2018 when I was doing my Trans-Siberian Railway trip but I don't remember seeing these houses. Would be great if you can make a video about the church of All Saints were Romanov family where murdered... or maybe on top of Vysotsky tower? The view of the city from there is really cool!
Great videos, love to you from UK
Do more vlogs on houses? I love house tours.
I love your videos bud. Thanks for showing us beautiful Russia through you camera. Saludos from Arizona USA. Viva Russia!!
Thank you
I enjoy your Russian Journeys. Thank you. Lots to learn
Wooden house is huge and beautiful also.
One house you cannot find in Yekaterinburg is the Ignatiev house... the house where Tsar Nicholas and his family were murdered. The Soviets destroyed it in 1979 to keep anyone from turning it into a shrine to the Romanovs. I believe there is a church on the site now.
You're absolutely right.
Not Ignatiev, but Ipatyev house
History matters. Beautiful.
Thank you from Seattle!
Thank you too!