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Looking forward to your upcoming Romania videos! Romania was easily one of my favorite countries in Europe. So cheap, beautiful and good food. I feel the same way as you guys did about Poland. I totally had the idea before going that it would be kind of run down and not so nice. Every city I visit in Poland was fantastic. Both countries are underrated!
Bucharest is a great choice to visit, especially after Warsaw, as both cities have a couple of things in common - for example, both claimed to have been having a title of the Paris of the East at some point of time (although Warsaw named itself Paris of the North curiously) - Warsaw because of the lush and extravagant lifestyle of Polish elites in the 1920s and 1930s (cabarets, aristocrats, writers and cafes) that was all lost in WW2. Bucharest, because of close language and cultural ties to France and the rapid development of the city in the late 19th century (and also they have their own Triumphal Arch). Both of the cities have been heavily destroyed - Warsaw by war, Bucharest by an earthquake in the 1970s and then the crazy dictator's megalomaniac rebuilding in the 80s. And both capitals happen to have a huge controversial communist building at the very centre (I highly recommend visting Bucharest's Palace of Parliament). Looking forward to what you'll discover there! :)
In Bucharest you should consider visiting Piata Obor- big semi-open air market with traditional food and other things. It is nothing special but you can feel true Romanian (non-capital) vibe there :)
That view from the studio apartment looks great. I always look out the window to enjoy the scenery or life outside. The ambiance I think helps towards a relaxed stay.
Airport prices always shock me xD They're ridiculous! :D I Can't wait to explore and see Romania with you guys! It's going to be awesome!!! Have fun there!!! Hugs from Kraków! :* :* :*
Daneger and Stacey It was a pleasure - they put me in a good mood. :) Looking forward to the next ones, I hope to learn something about Romania. :) Have a nice stay and thank you. :*
Hi! This is your "sharp turn right" guy ;] I don't know what your travel plans are for Romania, but from my experience, I can recommend you two fantastic places - Transalpina and Transfagarasan roads. I'm sure you'll be able to read about them, and their history online, but riding them, and seeing all those stunning views is unforgettable. To get a glimpse of what you might expect, search youtube for "Top Gear Romania". So, they're west of Bucharest, and you would need to rent a car to get there. I'd choose to go there on a week day, because on the weekends Transfagarasan gets quite crowded. And don't worry, riding through Romania isn't that scary, once you get used to it ;) Romania is a great place, with even better people, but in my opinion it's more of a "go to beautiful places and sleep in a tent" country. Just be aware of wild bears living in it's mountain regions ;) Have fun!
Glad you guys loved Poland, Wrocław is still my favourite city over Kraków. Excited to see your travel vlogs about Bucharest, always wanted to visit Romania. Your Air B and B looks awesome! Have fun.
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Hiya, Krakow is the most likable place in the Poland but it's overcrowded! When I was on Uni I have the best time ever at Krakow! I'm so glad you like Poland! Have a great fun in Romania! Xxxx
40K subscribers!!! Well done and well deserved! Looking forward to these Romania vlogs - I know very little about that country but you guys are sure to change all that :)
Have fun in Romania. Hope you visit Poland again, because it is so much you haven't seen yet! Like Tatra Mountains, Masurian Lake Country, Toruń, Poznan, Wroclaw, etc. BTW, Stacey is a real peach! You are lucky to have her :) !
It would have been controversial a while back. Cracow used to be a capital of Poland, before they moved it to Warsaw. There was always a competition between the two cities and people living in it. In my opinion, Cracow is more interesting to visit, because Warsaw became way too commercial, and Cracow kept the beauty of the past. It's always more interesting to visit the places that look different, cause most of the world starts to look very similar.
Cant wait. Being quarter polish through my grandfather, and working with poles, it actually really excites me. Also, for someone like yourselves to give it a good review then im more than confident it will be worth every penny
Kia ora guys! Videos are tu meke! Hubby and I looking at doing a YMV for UK and just using it as a base for European travel, especially east! Your videos have been so helpful. Keep it up! :)
Stoked to hear that, some sick options around Eastern that just havent been discovered or ventured enough by us Kiwis. Hope you guys can get out there soon
I can’t believe you’ve visited my home country. I would have been delighted to meet you since I live in Bucharest. My boyfriend and I have been following you since the first time you were in Chiang Mai and love your videos. We are currently in Indonesia for a few months insipired by your journey. Cheers and enjoy your future travels!
I am sooooo sad you left Poland. 😭 But at the same time I am happy I will be able to follow you guys by watching the vlog from other exciting destinations. Hugs from Kraków! 😬
The guys at the airport are really good and entertaining I wanted to see more 😍. The difference in prices for the sandwich is huge 🧐... Romania vlogs am sure will be as epic as the Poland vlogs
WOW ! amazing ! i found yours movies few minutes ago... and i cant stop watching ! i m so happy you liked Poland, It is great move for learning speaking and listen in english i m living in Wroclaw (Poland) and if you need to spend few days here i can help you .. :) i try to see all yours movies :) it is my new goal ... Good Job and keep going !
As an exemplary Polish person, I also recommend you to visit Hungary (since you are close to it), Poland's best buddies, they also need love❤️. It's a beautiful country, my dream is to visit Budapest one day ;)
I loved visiting Romania. Best is of course Brasov (read as Brashov), but Cluj-Nopoca was also great, Oradea and Arad are fine. Iasi (read Yashi) reminded me Poland from 90ties most shitty commie blocks with few fine spots. Bucarest has mad traffic first time i saw something like straight from Baghdad in Europe. Enjoy Your stay there its a great country to visit. Oh and If You can try visiting nearby Moldavia for its vines one of the better in Balkans(tough i love Hungarian Tokai and Bulgarian Mavrud).
I'm so happy you guys love Krakow. I live in England for the past 10 years. I am originally from Poland. Cracow is definitely my favourite city in Poland. I was in Sydney and Perth in June, loved it. The Rottnest Island was my highlight. Few weeks ago visited New York, loved it. For next year I am planning to see more Europe. Never been in Prague-overcrowded and pricey but was thinking to go Greece, Romania or Bulgaria-any recommendations??? I love your channel and you 2 are adorable.Xxx
Krakow is one of our favourite cities too! Sounds like you've been to some incredible places. All the countries you mentioned are worth visiting. We would also recommend Croatia!
This year i'll go to Poland, but Romania also was a choice! Can't wait to discover more from this country. Maybe i'll go there next year. Do you guys plan to do train travel in Romania?
I'm happy that you have a great time and memories with my country its very cool - because lets be honest " Poland is so underrated " ! Wish you luck, safety and i will ride to next countries with you ! Bless you guys ! You made me soo scared with this key's god damit xD
Romania is a country of many contrasts. You will see A LOT of good mixed in with bad in this country and sometimes it's what gives it its charm, but other times it's what deters tourists from visiting us. We are still undercivilized and ill-mannered here and there, but overall you will have a great experience visiting our country. Romania is a fascinating conglomerate of multiculturalism, history, architecture, and culture. If you only care about architecture and history probably the big cities is what'll want to visit, but if you care about scenery and food the countryside is definitely the place to go. Regardless, Romania has so much to offer to tourists of all walks of life and interests that you'd need at least a few months to visit all of the worthwhile sightseeings. I haven't watched the other videos in your Romania playlist, but before this day is over I will have watched them. But even so, I dare predict that you haven't visited A LOT of places that are worth your consideration, which means.... we expect a return from you, especially since you seem nice and well-mannered guys, and that's something I always appreciate in tourists :)
FYI the flights within EU are not entirely treated as "international travel" more so as domestic. Gates usually open 2 hours in advance of the flight and close 40-45 minutes prior to the departure.
Do you plan to travel on the Transfogar route? BTW most Poles consider Kraków to be better than Warsaw, even Warsaw residents themselves have a "Kraków complex".
Kraków actually won for the 4 years in a row (2014, 2015, 2016 & 2017) the price for the best city for European city trip according to the Dutch travelers review site zoover.nl www.zoover.nl/blog/nieuws-onderzoek/krakau-wint-vierde-keer-zoover-award-beste-stedentrip-europa/ so it so going to be hard to beat it. BTW. Thanks for the tips about Bali! It helped me a lot to get around here :-) i.e. Bali.
Funny is when you visited my hometown- Gdańsk I was watching your vids from Bucharest where I get by the same plane from the same airport in Warsaw. Now I'm in Gdańsk and you're in Bucharest;) About graffiti and tags- you can see lot's of them on Piata Universitate area. They've been done by protesters during huge antigevernmental demonstration on witner 2016/17. They coverered even old university buildings and statues of Romanian heroes which is not ok in my opinion but still interesting to see.
Question: You say that you want to see this and that, but your schedule is tight and you need to move on. If you travel full time and your time is your own, then why the rush? For slow travelers, you seem to be in somewhat of a hurry.
Haha can understand how that comes across, but it’s not what we’re referring to. For the past few months, and about 1 more in advance, we’ve pre booked everything. 6 weeks in Poland was chilled, we’re crazy relaxed, plenty of time to work, vlog, edit, explore - it’s an amazing balance. The references were making aren’t because we’re rushed, it’s because maybe we would have liked to stay in a spot a little longer or because of all the suggestions to visit other places. That’s the weigh up though, cheaper, less flexible, less stress and relaxed vs go with the wind, more expensive and flexible. We’ve done both before and this way is a lot more relaxing, we’re in zero hurry.
That makes total sense, good to know. I'll be leaving the U.S. in October to travel full time and need all the tips I can get. I know....buy the book ;)
I grew up in the building showing at 11:11. briefly at 11:11 you can see the internal courtyard of the olympic club building on the left, then progressing forward it's a church, shown in the next shot and 2 internal courtyards of 2 buildings on vasile lascar street. number 21 (the one u were in) and number 23 the one on the "right"ish in 11:11 shot. omg i grew up there... sec. u were on the second floor ap number 4. I was one floor up, ap 9. one the other side of the building but still. I can't believe the coincidence or whatever. It's Vasile Lascar street, on the corner with Italiana street. EDIT: You were on the left side of this building: www.google.com/maps/@44.4387588,26.1075797,78m/data=!3m1!1e3 On the left side (up) is the church, bellow is the olympic club (it says chess club - but for 10 years it was the olympic - actual olympic ... national olymic committee. it's the national offshoot of the international organization that actually organizes the olympics... and that's their branch in romania. it use to be a chess club. since like 2005 it was the olympic thing. not sure they are still there now. I know the owner of the house. it's just another house in the UNESCO heritage site, that the owner cannot do anything with it according to law, because it's protected, but it's expected of the owner to maintain the site and make sure it doesn't degrade in time. but I know the owner and it's an old lady, Doubt she's still alive. she used to be an old lady when i was a kid, 20 years ago. have no idea who inherited that house. Anyway, a bit up on the google image is the church. you can see it in their video at 11:12. And ofc the 2 buildings. the one u guys were on (the one i grew up in) and the one shown on the right at 11:12. both of those buildings are marked as vulnerable to earthquake. marked by the large red circle outside the building. I remember my neighbour from the second floor.:)
Bucharest i thought you were in Budapest i was so lost for a min.I was like where is the shawarma and the hooka.Geez travel puts you on your head sometimes.
I did agree with you on Plovdiv, being an amazing place but I don’t think Bucharest is a fascinating city (and I’m Romanian).. Bucharest is an absolute nightmare
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Looking forward to your upcoming Romania videos! Romania was easily one of my favorite countries in Europe. So cheap, beautiful and good food. I feel the same way as you guys did about Poland. I totally had the idea before going that it would be kind of run down and not so nice. Every city I visit in Poland was fantastic. Both countries are underrated!
Bucharest is a great choice to visit, especially after Warsaw, as both cities have a couple of things in common - for example, both claimed to have been having a title of the Paris of the East at some point of time (although Warsaw named itself Paris of the North curiously) - Warsaw because of the lush and extravagant lifestyle of Polish elites in the 1920s and 1930s (cabarets, aristocrats, writers and cafes) that was all lost in WW2. Bucharest, because of close language and cultural ties to France and the rapid development of the city in the late 19th century (and also they have their own Triumphal Arch). Both of the cities have been heavily destroyed - Warsaw by war, Bucharest by an earthquake in the 1970s and then the crazy dictator's megalomaniac rebuilding in the 80s. And both capitals happen to have a huge controversial communist building at the very centre (I highly recommend visting Bucharest's Palace of Parliament). Looking forward to what you'll discover there! :)
Can’t wait to explore Romania with You ✌️❤️love from Krakow , Stacey cute like always 😏
I agree - she's adorable ❤️ Thanks so much Julia :)
Looking forward for this! Greatings from Poland.
More to come very soon :)
O wow! I'm Polish from Gdańsk but I lived in Bucharest for 10 months and I love this city and whole Romania. Enjoy!
In Bucharest you should consider visiting Piata Obor- big semi-open air market with traditional food and other things. It is nothing special but you can feel true Romanian (non-capital) vibe there :)
Thats awesome - hope we can find some good spots to share :)
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Thanks for visiting Poland and congrats getting 40k subs :)
Thanks for noticing :) Hope youve enjoyed
That sequence with the dancers is legit....
Had a bit of fun with that, glad you noticed!
Daneger and Stacey maybe that's why I noticed. It's outside of your norm. That was some Peter McKinnon shit right there. Nicely done!
That view from the studio apartment looks great. I always look out the window to enjoy the scenery or life outside. The ambiance I think helps towards a relaxed stay.
10000% agree. This is probably the most comfortable and nice view we've had and we just find ourselves looking out and thinking and observing :)
Thank You for visiting Poland! Hope U'll like Romania (I've never been there). Cheers from Warsaw :)
Thank you! You'll have to wait and see the next vlog :P
Thank you for visiting Poland .Hope you come back one day , there is much more to see .
Thanks! Lots of other places we'd like to visit - next time
Airport prices always shock me xD They're ridiculous! :D I Can't wait to explore and see Romania with you guys! It's going to be awesome!!! Have fun there!!! Hugs from Kraków! :* :* :*
So crazy aren't they! Ridiculous costs. Thanks - new videos coming soon :)
Welcome to Romania! Glad to have you here! If I can offer a piece of advice, don't take a taxi for any reason, always use Uber and you'll be fine.
Thanks - Uber all the way!
Thanks for visiting us! Glad U liked Sopot - come again! What a cool show at the airport - perfect goodbye. :) :D
It was a great way to leave! Thanks for watching along with us
Daneger and Stacey It was a pleasure - they put me in a good mood. :) Looking forward to the next ones, I hope to learn something about Romania. :) Have a nice stay and thank you. :*
love your videos! greetings from Poland !
Thanks Dominika!
Hi! This is your "sharp turn right" guy ;] I don't know what your travel plans are for Romania, but from my experience, I can recommend you two fantastic places - Transalpina and Transfagarasan roads. I'm sure you'll be able to read about them, and their history online, but riding them, and seeing all those stunning views is unforgettable. To get a glimpse of what you might expect, search youtube for "Top Gear Romania". So, they're west of Bucharest, and you would need to rent a car to get there. I'd choose to go there on a week day, because on the weekends Transfagarasan gets quite crowded. And don't worry, riding through Romania isn't that scary, once you get used to it ;)
Romania is a great place, with even better people, but in my opinion it's more of a "go to beautiful places and sleep in a tent" country. Just be aware of wild bears living in it's mountain regions ;) Have fun!
Glad you guys loved Poland, Wrocław is still my favourite city over Kraków. Excited to see your travel vlogs about Bucharest, always wanted to visit Romania. Your Air B and B looks awesome! Have fun.
Wroclaw is on the list for next time, definitely! Lots more Bucharest videos to come!
Too bad You are leaving Poland already! Please come back anytime! Such a cool Vlog.
Thanks for the ongoing support :) We'll be back for sure
Congratulations on your 40k subs! Credit to your great contents and info sharing.
Yay - thanks so much!
I am 20 still studying i would love to have a job like you guys . Glad you enjoyed Poland .
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Hiya, Krakow is the most likable place in the Poland but it's overcrowded! When I was on Uni I have the best time ever at Krakow!
I'm so glad you like Poland! Have a great fun in Romania! Xxxx
Think thats why we enjoyed our quiet little neighbourhood away from the business! \Such a great spot
you guys are awesome, Stacey is so cute btw, lucky you Daneger :)
Haha yup I agree :)
Super vlog, I follow it since your visit in Poland, last year I was in Romania, it's nice place with kind people, good luck ;)
It was nice to look at your discovery of Poland. BTW: come back to Poland - Wrocław could hit your sightseeing plan.
Will definitely visit Wroclaw next time!
40K subscribers!!! Well done and well deserved! Looking forward to these Romania vlogs - I know very little about that country but you guys are sure to change all that :)
Thanks Rex - always appreciate your ongoing support regardless of where we venture to 🙏🏼
Have fun in Romania. Hope you visit Poland again, because it is so much you haven't seen yet! Like Tatra Mountains, Masurian Lake Country, Toruń, Poznan, Wroclaw, etc.
BTW, Stacey is a real peach! You are lucky to have her :) !
Thanks for the support :) So much more we wanted to see in Poland, didnt think we were gonna love it as much as we did! Haha yeah Stace is amazing
I am happy that You love some much Poland :)
1:00 that wasn't controversial. Cracow is favourite Polish city of most of tourists :)
Poles as well.
Haha good to know! THought we might get some hate
It would have been controversial a while back. Cracow used to be a capital of Poland, before they moved it to Warsaw. There was always a competition between the two cities and people living in it. In my opinion, Cracow is more interesting to visit, because Warsaw became way too commercial, and Cracow kept the beauty of the past. It's always more interesting to visit the places that look different, cause most of the world starts to look very similar.
Spending 5 days in Krakow in October. Cant wait!!.
You're going to love it :)
Cant wait. Being quarter polish through my grandfather, and working with poles, it actually really excites me. Also, for someone like yourselves to give it a good review then im more than confident it will be worth every penny
love the dancing at the airport
Kia ora guys!
Videos are tu meke! Hubby and I looking at doing a YMV for UK and just using it as a base for European travel, especially east! Your videos have been so helpful. Keep it up! :)
Stoked to hear that, some sick options around Eastern that just havent been discovered or ventured enough by us Kiwis. Hope you guys can get out there soon
I can’t believe you’ve visited my home country. I would have been delighted to meet you since I live in Bucharest. My boyfriend and I have been following you since the first time you were in Chiang Mai and love your videos. We are currently in Indonesia for a few months insipired by your journey.
Cheers and enjoy your future travels!
That's crazy - guess we're swapping places for a while then :) Hope you're enjoying Indo!
Wow I like it how do you execute your vlog for being safe budget friendly & also practical 😉👌👍👍👍
Thanks Mike - hope theyre helpful and interesting!
I am sooooo sad you left Poland. 😭 But at the same time I am happy I will be able to follow you guys by watching the vlog from other exciting destinations. Hugs from Kraków! 😬
Great I know very little about Romania
Very interesting and odd place haha, hopefully that comes across in the vlogs :)
The guys at the airport are really good and entertaining I wanted to see more 😍. The difference in prices for the sandwich is huge 🧐... Romania vlogs am sure will be as epic as the Poland vlogs
Yeah they were so much fun, so much energy! Great way to be cheerful in an airport for sure
Ok so Ive watched your Poland playlist and really enjoyed it, I really like your channel and will come back for more
Thats awesome to hear, thank you!
WOW ! amazing ! i found yours movies few minutes ago... and i cant stop watching !
i m so happy you liked Poland,
It is great move for learning speaking and listen in english
i m living in Wroclaw (Poland) and if you need to spend few days here i can help you .. :)
i try to see all yours movies :) it is my new goal ...
Good Job and keep going !
Happy you found our videos and we can help with your English! Glad you are enjoying :)
Just found your channel you guys are so cute together and very informative
Thanks Effie - glad you found us and enjoyed :)
I keep watching your videos cannot stop one after the other from your past ones
Thank You for visiting Poland! Greetings from Wieliczka! :)
I wish we have that type of entertainment at our airports....So now is Romania, look forward to seeing more and congrats on 40K subs!
Thanks for the congrats! We appreciate your ongoing support for sure :)
Have fun in Romania :)
Thank you!
As an exemplary Polish person, I also recommend you to visit Hungary (since you are close to it), Poland's best buddies, they also need love❤️. It's a beautiful country, my dream is to visit Budapest one day ;)
Thanks Anna! Heading to Budapest in 6 weeks or so.
The Boogie Boys just did it for me in this episode :)
I loved visiting Romania. Best is of course Brasov (read as Brashov), but Cluj-Nopoca was also great, Oradea and Arad are fine. Iasi (read Yashi) reminded me Poland from 90ties most shitty commie blocks with few fine spots. Bucarest has mad traffic first time i saw something like straight from Baghdad in Europe. Enjoy Your stay there its a great country to visit. Oh and If You can try visiting nearby Moldavia for its vines one of the better in Balkans(tough i love Hungarian Tokai and Bulgarian Mavrud).
Oh nooooo u left Poland 😭😭😭 nah im jokin hahaha hope u had a great time in my country:) have a great time in Romania :) kisses !
Haha soz - we goooooone! Loved Poland, crazy amazing place
I'm so happy you guys love Krakow. I live in England for the past 10 years. I am originally from Poland. Cracow is definitely my favourite city in Poland. I was in Sydney and Perth in June, loved it. The Rottnest Island was my highlight. Few weeks ago visited New York, loved it. For next year I am planning to see more Europe. Never been in Prague-overcrowded and pricey but was thinking to go Greece, Romania or Bulgaria-any recommendations???
I love your channel and you 2 are adorable.Xxx
Krakow is one of our favourite cities too! Sounds like you've been to some incredible places. All the countries you mentioned are worth visiting. We would also recommend Croatia!
Love Krakow! cool city. Extremely cold!!!! I went in february.
This year i'll go to Poland, but Romania also was a choice! Can't wait to discover more from this country. Maybe i'll go there next year.
Do you guys plan to do train travel in Romania?
Not traveling around too much in Romania - Just Bucharest for now. On initial impressions, Poland/Krakow is definitely the better choice haha
I'm happy that you have a great time and memories with my country its very cool - because lets be honest " Poland is so underrated " ! Wish you luck, safety and i will ride to next countries with you ! Bless you guys ! You made me soo scared with this key's god damit xD
Poland is definiltey crazy underrated! Hope we've been able to shed some light on that
You've done a tremendous job ! Take care and ..visit us once again if you can ;)
Exactly my Romanian brother - High five ! Take care :] !
Romania is a country of many contrasts. You will see A LOT of good mixed in with bad in this country and sometimes it's what gives it its charm, but other times it's what deters tourists from visiting us. We are still undercivilized and ill-mannered here and there, but overall you will have a great experience visiting our country. Romania is a fascinating conglomerate of multiculturalism, history, architecture, and culture. If you only care about architecture and history probably the big cities is what'll want to visit, but if you care about scenery and food the countryside is definitely the place to go.
Regardless, Romania has so much to offer to tourists of all walks of life and interests that you'd need at least a few months to visit all of the worthwhile sightseeings. I haven't watched the other videos in your Romania playlist, but before this day is over I will have watched them. But even so, I dare predict that you haven't visited A LOT of places that are worth your consideration, which means.... we expect a return from you, especially since you seem nice and well-mannered guys, and that's something I always appreciate in tourists :)
I'm Polish and Cracow is amazing ! AGREE !!! :D
FYI the flights within EU are not entirely treated as "international travel" more so as domestic. Gates usually open 2 hours in advance of the flight and close 40-45 minutes prior to the departure.
Thank You for visiting Poland. We invite You again.
btw. beautiful woman.
Love your vlogs
Thank you ❤️
Nice DB backpack! You should check out some parts of Transilvania as well if you have time
DB for the win!
I hope you have a great time in Romania! You should visit Varna - Bulgaria next :)
Thanks! Sadly won't get to Varna, but we are going to Sofia and Plovdiv :)
Went to highschool just there by your airbnb.
Do you plan to travel on the Transfogar route?
BTW most Poles consider Kraków to be better than Warsaw, even Warsaw residents themselves have a "Kraków complex".
Probably you already know that, but next time when you'll in Poland definitly go to WROCLOVE (Wrocław)
That apartment is sick!
Salut from romania!
This is so sad, I live 9km from Gdańsk and you left...
Kraków actually won for the 4 years in a row (2014, 2015, 2016 & 2017) the price for the best city for European city trip according to the Dutch travelers review site zoover.nl www.zoover.nl/blog/nieuws-onderzoek/krakau-wint-vierde-keer-zoover-award-beste-stedentrip-europa/ so it so going to be hard to beat it.
BTW. Thanks for the tips about Bali! It helped me a lot to get around here :-) i.e. Bali.
Glad our Bali vids have been helpful! Hope you're enjoying :)
Funny is when you visited my hometown- Gdańsk I was watching your vids from Bucharest where I get by the same plane from the same airport in Warsaw. Now I'm in Gdańsk and you're in Bucharest;) About graffiti and tags- you can see lot's of them on Piata Universitate area. They've been done by protesters during huge antigevernmental demonstration on witner 2016/17. They coverered even old university buildings and statues of Romanian heroes which is not ok in my opinion but still interesting to see.
What a great travel day vlog ! We must say that today's tech makes it far easier to get around than shall we say a few years ago 😉😉
+Loni & Al Thanks so much guys - definitely easy to get around now!
Question: You say that you want to see this and that, but your schedule is tight and you need to move on. If you travel full time and your time is your own, then why the rush? For slow travelers, you seem to be in somewhat of a hurry.
Haha can understand how that comes across, but it’s not what we’re referring to. For the past few months, and about 1 more in advance, we’ve pre booked everything. 6 weeks in Poland was chilled, we’re crazy relaxed, plenty of time to work, vlog, edit, explore - it’s an amazing balance. The references were making aren’t because we’re rushed, it’s because maybe we would have liked to stay in a spot a little longer or because of all the suggestions to visit other places. That’s the weigh up though, cheaper, less flexible, less stress and relaxed vs go with the wind, more expensive and flexible. We’ve done both before and this way is a lot more relaxing, we’re in zero hurry.
That makes total sense, good to know. I'll be leaving the U.S. in October to travel full time and need all the tips I can get. I know....buy the book ;)
Shes so cute 😚😚😚.
I grew up in the building showing at 11:11. briefly at 11:11 you can see the internal courtyard of the olympic club building on the left, then progressing forward it's a church, shown in the next shot and 2 internal courtyards of 2 buildings on vasile lascar street. number 21 (the one u were in) and number 23 the one on the "right"ish in 11:11 shot. omg i grew up there... sec. u were on the second floor ap number 4. I was one floor up, ap 9. one the other side of the building but still.
I can't believe the coincidence or whatever. It's Vasile Lascar street, on the corner with Italiana street.
EDIT: You were on the left side of this building: www.google.com/maps/@44.4387588,26.1075797,78m/data=!3m1!1e3
On the left side (up) is the church, bellow is the olympic club (it says chess club - but for 10 years it was the olympic - actual olympic ... national olymic committee. it's the national offshoot of the international organization that actually organizes the olympics... and that's their branch in romania. it use to be a chess club. since like 2005 it was the olympic thing. not sure they are still there now. I know the owner of the house. it's just another house in the UNESCO heritage site, that the owner cannot do anything with it according to law, because it's protected, but it's expected of the owner to maintain the site and make sure it doesn't degrade in time. but I know the owner and it's an old lady, Doubt she's still alive. she used to be an old lady when i was a kid, 20 years ago. have no idea who inherited that house.
Anyway, a bit up on the google image is the church. you can see it in their video at 11:12.
And ofc the 2 buildings. the one u guys were on (the one i grew up in) and the one shown on the right at 11:12. both of those buildings are marked as vulnerable to earthquake. marked by the large red circle outside the building.
I remember my neighbour from the second floor.:)
This is just crazy! Glad we could bring back some memories for you - how awesome is that
I'm very sorry. I didn't mean to sound stalkish. :)
Bucharest i thought you were in Budapest i was so lost for a min.I was like where is the shawarma and the hooka.Geez travel puts you on your head sometimes.
Haha funny. We literally just booked Budapest yesterday - so we can share that in a month or so :)
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How about internet in romania ?
LIGHTNING FAST. Used to be in the top 10 world wide.
Daneger and Stacey how about the price ? Thanks
Romanians conquered Poland in 1657! They even speak like people from Transilvania but they are rather like moldavians. 🇷🇴🇵🇱
I did agree with you on Plovdiv, being an amazing place but I don’t think Bucharest is a fascinating city (and I’m Romanian).. Bucharest is an absolute nightmare
Haha we didn't really love Bucharest either. Needed to see more of Romania to get a better feel for the place
yep 20 zl for a coffe that poland for ya.. enjoy romania:)
by the way how much is a coffe from romania?
It varies - but some of the local places are only 5 RON, which is 4.65 Zl! Can be up to double that in a 'cool cafe'.
Love it, would you be interested in using my music for free? You have a new sub!