wow I am also half Indonesian and currently studying in Lithuania! Would really love to meet up with another half Indonesian if you're interested to :D
Hi, Laura. The city is so pretty! I really love the river, riverside, and the neighborhood around them. 😍😍😍 After a few days enjoying your video, I finally decided to subscribe. Warm greeting from your fans in Indonesia.
Amazing video about Vilnius! I like this city very much. Unusually green city. By the way, we also visited Shnekutis restaurant and drank his very tasty beer.
Awesome video as always :) Trafi works not only in Vilnius, but in every major Lithuanian city also in RIga, Latvia and Tallinn, Estonia and some other places in Europe
I'm glad to see you are enjoying your time in Lithuania! What's next on your list to visit? Trakai Castle looks nice in Autumn, also all the west coast including Klaipėda (third biggest city, former German Prussian territory of Memelland), Palanga (resort), Kuršių Nerija national park. Telšiai unofficial capital of western ethnographic region of Lithuania, calm and quiet village. That's my two cents. Can't wait for your next vlog!
Thanks so much! I've been to Trakai and Klaipeda once already, although I'm hoping to revisit Trakai once we get some snow! I'll add these other spots to my ever-growing list of places to visit in Lithuania! haha
for the main sign "Belmont" need to go straight on the road for 3 km. 1.5-2 km away is Belmont Stables, and another kilometer away is the old (restored) French Watermill, park and restaurant with small waterfall
I've heard a little bit about this sort of experience! Any idea where we might be able to do this? Is there a sauna like this in Vilnius? Or better to go to Druskininkai?
Cool. You are so sweet. There are sure big woods in lithuania. Nice food i see. I am originally from (southeast) slovakia. Also a cool place. Similar historic city architecture. In the countryside its more a kind of exotic in comparison to lithuania. 25% of the population in my town/village are gypsies/roma😄
Great video, and I expected nothing less. thank you! I know that you may be overwhelmed with suggestions and sometimes feel lost what to follow from that list but...have you ever considered visiting The Palace of Dukes? Or "Valdovu Rumai" in Lith.? The national museum you have visited was kinda disappointment to me (when I was there) but the Palace of Dukes is right next door and is much more impressive. Also I want to comment on your frequent remarks about weather "it is chilly, not to chilly" - actually if you will manage to survive the real Litho [a slang for Lithuania] winter you realize that the life and activities don't stop even then! Life goes on:-) Thank you so much I had really good time watching this and am waiting for a next one impatiently. have a great day!
Dear, I got my citizen restituition. I never went there. My grandma came to Brazil after WW1. How do you see the economy? Is possible begin a new life there? Dream every day.
You would need to visit and see if you like it here. But definitely you can work and live here. It might be a little harder for the older generation to adapt or even find a job, so if you can get some extra income from somewhere then it's not too bad
@@enyarim Thank you for comment and attention. I feel while descendant a strong call. I really admirate peoples dignity, lifestyle, landscapes how clean are de cities.
@@crixttian8922 yes, Lithuania is very cozy, clean and fast growing country. Lithuania gets Euro zone funding for the development of infrastructure, so in few more years it will be absolutely perfect. The salaries are growing every year and will reach a normal level of well developed Euro countries. Lithuania has 4 climate seasons, so if you're coming from a warm country, it might be very unusual or the cold seasons might be a little depressing. But summers are usually super hot, I would say tropical. Lots of things to consider before moving permanently to Lithuania. Good luck and all the best!
@@laura-bronner Go to Belmontas and Pūčkorių atodanga on your next trip to Vilnius. :) It is amazing. We had our wedding in Belmontas. It is one of the most beautiful places in Vilnius.
If you have to leave a country when your Tourist visa expires, but the border countries require the vax to get in , would you be stuck in that country? Assuming flights require vax too , what would the option be ? Thanks
I wonder whats the proper translation of Žvėrynas should be :)) it should be translated like "beast habitat" google translate goes straight forwards towards the "zoo" or "menagerie" As someone mentioned, you should visit a KGB museum, just at the side of Lukiškių square.
@@laura-bronner According to wiki, from XVI to mid XIX century, that area was in possesion by the famous Radvilai family, the land was used as hunting grounds, they were breeding deer for hunting in those lands, thats where the name came from. Radvilai were one of the most richest families in Europe back then, in their possesion across the Europe they had 23 castles, 426 larger and smaller cities, 2032 manors/estates and 10053 villages, yes 10 thousand... More about them in English en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radziwi%C5%82%C5%82_family
there is a unicue part in vilnius that is often forrgoten , there is a church littereraly a stons trow away from presidiancial palace wich hosts music shows etc . even tho its a cath churtch i eveven host band that are pagan or metal or whatever ruclips.net/video/4n7RqsMOYaY/видео.html a clip of concert there with pagan group preforming threre
You totally missed things that makes Belmontas a destination. You can, but really are not supposed to go there by bus, or use that main road. Car is a better option.
I don't have a car. I also intended just to walk through the park not to visit the neighborhood, but by how passionately everyone's responses are about Belmontas I guess I'll have to make a trip back!
The old houses are only a portion of the area and most of them are renovated inside. There are many brand new private residences and also diplomatic embassys. This area is pretty close to the city center + has access to a huge green space (Vingis park).
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You went to Belmontas, but looks like you have missed actual "Belmontas" and also "Pučkoriu atodanga"
Yep, they missed the essence of the place :)
oops 😅 We really went with the intention just to explore this park and go walking, I didn't know Belmontas had things to see. I'll have to go back.
@@laura-bronner ruclips.net/video/vsX6jUu3hTQ/видео.html, really nice place to visit. I used to decorate wedding venues there. Also good pub to eat ;)
She didn't miss it, probably she didn't find it exciting enough to include to a time-precious video:-)
@@markust7709 I'm sure she would've
I’m half Lithuanian and Indonesian , I’m pretty sure I’m one of the only few who have this mix 🇱🇹 🇹🇱 ( Timorese)
Are more exotic than I. I am LithuBrazilian.
I am 1/2 Lithuanian and 1/2 Samogitian. How about that? 👍😀
Lietuviškai Itališkai - Lithuanian Italiano here! :^) We're all a unique mixture! Who here loves kugelis?
@@m.a.d.m.5425 yes, kugelis is delicious meal. Also Cepelinai. 👍
wow I am also half Indonesian and currently studying in Lithuania! Would really love to meet up with another half Indonesian if you're interested to :D
I’ve been living here for 8 months and I love the nature here.
Me too, it's so wonderful!
Hi, Laura. The city is so pretty! I really love the river, riverside, and the neighborhood around them. 😍😍😍
After a few days enjoying your video, I finally decided to subscribe. Warm greeting from your fans in Indonesia.
Have you been to the KGB Museum yet? A must see right there in the city center.
Yes! It was the first museum we went to when we visited Vilnius, a very fascinating museum.
Belmontas Park is beautiful, I’ve been there several times.
St. Anne’s Church is my favorite place in Vilnius.
It's a really beautiful church!
You said you went to Belmontas, but from the video it looks like you didn't go there. I think you have missed Pučkorių atodanga and Belmontas mill.
Laura I'm so glad you like kugelis! That's my favourite Lithuanian dish too:)
jewish ;)
mer perėmėm iš litvakų
omg, you went to my favorite bar
so glad you like Lithuanian capital Vilnius .Very performance video.thanks and good luck for future traveillng.regards
Amazing video about Vilnius! I like this city very much. Unusually green city. By the way, we also visited Shnekutis restaurant and drank his very tasty beer.
Awesome video as always :) Trafi works not only in Vilnius, but in every major Lithuanian city also in RIga, Latvia and Tallinn, Estonia and some other places in Europe
Thanks, glad you enjoyed the video! And good to know the app works in other cities too!
Come to Verkiai in Vilnius, it's amazing.
I'm glad to see you are enjoying your time in Lithuania! What's next on your list to visit? Trakai Castle looks nice in Autumn, also all the west coast including Klaipėda (third biggest city, former German Prussian territory of Memelland), Palanga (resort), Kuršių Nerija national park. Telšiai unofficial capital of western ethnographic region of Lithuania, calm and quiet village. That's my two cents. Can't wait for your next vlog!
Thanks so much! I've been to Trakai and Klaipeda once already, although I'm hoping to revisit Trakai once we get some snow! I'll add these other spots to my ever-growing list of places to visit in Lithuania! haha
Sehr sehr schön 🥰 und schmackhaft 😋, ich vermisse Litauen 🇱🇹
for the main sign "Belmont" need to go straight on the road for 3 km. 1.5-2 km away is Belmont Stables, and another kilometer away is the old (restored) French Watermill, park and restaurant with small waterfall
Wow, you're doing so well with the pronunciation! :)
I love your new intro!
Thanks so much!
Nice and warm video about my city. Thank you :)
I think, that You must prepare for the Velines, November 1. Go and see interesting dead remember events
I have plans to see what it's all about next weekend!
It's fun and cute that you like Lithuania😉🙃
Hi there! Accidentally started watching your videos and was hooked! Love your way of looking at the world around you
I've heard a little bit about this sort of experience! Any idea where we might be able to do this? Is there a sauna like this in Vilnius? Or better to go to Druskininkai?
Cool. You are so sweet.
There are sure big woods in lithuania. Nice food i see.
I am originally from (southeast) slovakia.
Also a cool place. Similar historic city architecture. In the countryside its more a kind of exotic in comparison to lithuania. 25% of the population in my town/village are gypsies/roma😄
Aš always beautyful!!!
Thank you!
Food and drink loooked good! I know you told us you live in a town outside of Vilnius.Why don't you live in Vilnius as there would be more to do?
We moved to Lithuania because Luke got a job here, so we live in the city where his job is 😀
Great video, and I expected nothing less. thank you! I know that you may be overwhelmed with suggestions and sometimes feel lost what to follow from that list but...have you ever considered visiting The Palace of Dukes? Or "Valdovu Rumai" in Lith.? The national museum you have visited was kinda disappointment to me (when I was there) but the Palace of Dukes is right next door and is much more impressive. Also I want to comment on your frequent remarks about weather "it is chilly, not to chilly" - actually if you will manage to survive the real Litho [a slang for Lithuania] winter you realize that the life and activities don't stop even then! Life goes on:-) Thank you so much I had really good time watching this and am waiting for a next one impatiently. have a great day!
My hope Lithuania visit, sister
Dear, I got my citizen restituition. I never went there. My grandma came to Brazil after WW1. How do you see the economy? Is possible begin a new life there? Dream every day.
You would need to visit and see if you like it here. But definitely you can work and live here. It might be a little harder for the older generation to adapt or even find a job, so if you can get some extra income from somewhere then it's not too bad
@@enyarim Thank you for comment and attention. I feel while descendant a strong call. I really admirate peoples dignity, lifestyle, landscapes how clean are de cities.
@@crixttian8922 yes, Lithuania is very cozy, clean and fast growing country. Lithuania gets Euro zone funding for the development of infrastructure, so in few more years it will be absolutely perfect. The salaries are growing every year and will reach a normal level of well developed Euro countries. Lithuania has 4 climate seasons, so if you're coming from a warm country, it might be very unusual or the cold seasons might be a little depressing. But summers are usually super hot, I would say tropical. Lots of things to consider before moving permanently to Lithuania. Good luck and all the best!
Okey
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You were standing the in spot up at the castle
where my husband asked me to marry him 💕
How wonderful! What a beautiful spot!
You walked somewhere near Belmontas, but you did not reached it.
oops! Well I enjoyed the trails, that's really what I went there for.
@@laura-bronner Go to Belmontas and Pūčkorių atodanga on your next trip to Vilnius. :) It is amazing. We had our wedding in Belmontas. It is one of the most beautiful places in Vilnius.
If you have to leave a country when your Tourist visa expires, but the border countries require the vax to get in , would you be stuck in that country? Assuming flights require vax too , what would the option be ? Thanks
I wonder whats the proper translation of Žvėrynas should be :)) it should be translated like "beast habitat" google translate goes straight forwards towards the "zoo" or "menagerie"
As someone mentioned, you should visit a KGB museum, just at the side of Lukiškių square.
How interesting, did it used to be a zoo? I've been to the KGB museum - I went on my first trip to the city. Very fascinating place.
@@laura-bronner According to wiki, from XVI to mid XIX century, that area was in possesion by the famous Radvilai family, the land was used as hunting grounds, they were breeding deer for hunting in those lands, thats where the name came from.
Radvilai were one of the most richest families in Europe back then, in their possesion across the Europe they had 23 castles, 426 larger and smaller cities, 2032 manors/estates and 10053 villages, yes 10 thousand... More about them in English en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radziwi%C5%82%C5%82_family
Next time you can check out the Fabijoniskes district. Not that it's very scenic or something, but they shot the HBO's Chernobyl there.
Perhaps I should watch the show first and then go check it out!
@@laura-bronner It's definitely worth watching
there is a unicue part in vilnius that is often forrgoten , there is a church littereraly a stons trow away from presidiancial palace wich hosts music shows etc . even tho its a cath churtch i eveven host band that are pagan or metal or whatever
ruclips.net/video/4n7RqsMOYaY/видео.html a clip of concert there with pagan group preforming threre
You totally missed things that makes Belmontas a destination. You can, but really are not supposed to go there by bus, or use that main road. Car is a better option.
I don't have a car. I also intended just to walk through the park not to visit the neighborhood, but by how passionately everyone's responses are about Belmontas I guess I'll have to make a trip back!
I seriously don't get why Žvėrynas is so expensive. It looks really crappy - all those old houses and unrenovated streets with potholes...
There are expensive new houses in side streets and by river. Old houses are valuable as construsction plots mostly :-)
The old houses are only a portion of the area and most of them are renovated inside. There are many brand new private residences and also diplomatic embassys. This area is pretty close to the city center + has access to a huge green space (Vingis park).
Location, the price of that land will grow and grow, because of the location.