Australia is my favorite country in the world. All the the countries 'have travelled to in this world ( icluding Brazil, Colombia,Sweden,England,Philippines,Cambodia,Ghana,Sierra Leone,Switzerland,South Korea,Rwanda, Thailand, DR, Nigeria, and many more), Australia is my favorite country in the world. The best for me.
Hello Mr CHARLES I come from Africa ( Cameroon ) but I live and work in Dubaï since 2018. I wish to move to a western country as a qualified worker and settle there. Please how can I do ? Or can you help me obtain a work permit ?? Please i need help and guidance 🙏🙏🙏
@@PatsonTek I do not live in Australia. I am just a private guy enjoys travelling and so I travel around the world as a hobby. I live in the USA. I really do not know how to get work permit. I think they just started again their lottery for visa, maybe you should look into that. Google it and get some information. Good luck !
@@PatsonTek Search Google "Skilled Occupations List Australia" this is a list of occupations that can get you a working visa. Also look for visa agents and they can help you.
@@sarausage Are you for real ? I work 24/7 and 14h a day with no off day and at month end i receive AUSD800 with a wife and 2 kids with 7 siblings back home in Africa. And you tell me Dubaï is for the best ?? I live and work here since 2018 but have nothing to show for it i mean nothing back home just because we work so so hard here but earn nothing. With my same job in Australia someone earn my salary each week while i wait for 4 weeks to have the same amount. I mean what are you talking about ?? It's been 3 years now i haven't take any single off just because my job description ( security ) my company system oblige me to work that way if not i'll fired. 7 years here and i live on 2 years visa which i renew after every 2 years and despite the amount of years you do in Middle East countries ( Arabs ) you will never be granted PR not talk of Nationality despite the work, sacrifices and efforts you put in. While in Australia after some years you can have your PR and bring your wife and kids. And that's why i need help i mean a company who can give me an opportunity so i could migrate and settle in Australia then work for them.
@@Czechineffect WE MUST PROTECT OUR WOMEN: European males enslaved, colonized, brutalized, subjugated and dehumanized BLK women for over 400 years! I hope BLK women can recover from this traumatic past! Much love to all the copper skinned sisters out there!!!!1
@cgtatted, you can add days to your life.. read and study the Torah. Obey the Torah and Commands and days will be added to your life. Says so in scripture
Came to Sydney in 1993 as a student. My two sons were born here. And now I have two grand daughters. Have lived in UK and US as well. But Australia is something else. Sydney is something else. Australian people and culture are second to none. Australian nature is second to none. Sydney still amazes me and surprises me after 3 decades. I realise how blessed I've been.
I plan to go to medical school in Brisbane (if accepted, of course), and I can't wait. Might decide to stay there if I like it and everything goes as planned.
Hi, Aussie here. I'm new to your channel. Just a hint don't listen to young teenagers. Greenacre and Bankstown are just suburbs with houses. Bankstown Square is just a shopping mall. They were sending you on a wild goose chase 🤦♀️ Yes we have smarta'ses, too hahaha Ask an adult or shopkeeper for good advice or directions. Most Aussies are more than happy to help as you saw from that group that said walk around Bondi. That ship at Darling Harbour was actually The Bounty. It was a replica of Captain James Cook ( not Hook lol )who was British and an avant explorer. He circumnavigated the world. His fame in relation to us Aussies was that he claimed the East Coast of Australia for Britain in 1770. In 1788, the first ships arrived to colonise Australia, and it was named New South Wales and was to become a penal colony. The rest is history. For cheap eats ask someone where Woolworths or Coles or Aldi is. They are the main big grocery shops. Many vloggers who visit end up making their own food on the cheap. Woolworths ( known as Woolies ) sell whole hot chickens and pork. $12. Grab freshly made salads. Fresh baked bread rolls and cakes, donuts etc. For $30 you have dinner or lunch for a few days. Yes they take it back to their motels. Some pre pack sandwiches they make themselves and throw it in their backpack. They sit by the Harbour or the beautiful Botanical Gardens on the water and go about their day. Never worry about ppl judging you, because Aussies don't. Unless you do something bad towards them, of course.. We are super friendly. However, some foreigners aren't use to us saying gidday whilst walking past or at a counter buying something. So they can treat you a bit rudely. Just ignore them 🙄 Garden Island use to be our Naval Dockyards. Over the past 20+ years, they have been totally re vamping the area. Hence the noise and equipment. There's new buildings, apartments and the shops are part of the new look. The buildings are beautifully architectured, and many in the area have the wow factor. Most are limited in height as we Aussies want to see the sky, get fresh air, and we love trees and seeing botanical plants and gardens. We don't want a cement city. Sydney and most Australian large cities like to keep a warm, relaxing atmosphere vibe to work in. The majority of us don't want to look at oversized brick walls and cold, windy streets when working. Not when you can see from work, water, and look at trees and wildlife during your day and lunch break. We have been called "behind the times" by other countries. However we don't care, we love our old simple lives 😂 We have beaches and harbours in our cities within reach. What would you rather 😉 High rises just to gander for an hour and pay through the nose to look....or work ! ...or work where you have a view, but you can still feel free and relaxed in the comfort of your surroundings 😁 Anyhow, I thought I'd fill you in on a bit of our life down under. Shame you just missed our Festival of Lights .The whole of Sydney Harbour has a magnificent atmosphere of buildings with artworks in lights on them. The Sydney Opera House shows Aussie life from the bush to the sea and all its wildlife. Plus, the Indigenous people. The streets are lit up in displays. Also, the ships and ferries are adorned in fairy lights bouncing off the water. Of course, the Sydney Harbour Bridge does its thing 😅 Check out on RUclips the Drone show during the festival which goes for a couple of weeks ( I think, lol ) Omg I was flabbergasted watching it on RUclips. The world they did was unbelievable above the Opera House. Hundreds of drones illuminated the night sky. It left everyone speechless, simply breathtaking to watch. Never seen such precision in all my life. Wish I could have seen it live to be honest. Lastly, it's a must to see live, our New Years Eve party, and fireworks. There are two lots. One at 9 pm for the children and midnight for the party goers. The atmosphere is electric, and the fireworks are even more spectacular. They are not confined to Sydney Harbour either. At the same time, Darling Harbour joins in, and the night skies are just a brilliant array of fireworks. The final ending with the Sydney Harbour Bridge with fully lit arch and a cascading waterfall. All to music 👌 Every city is different and every town has its quirky ways. No two are alike 😲.. I love my country... can't you tell 😂❤
Aussies, mainly sets of the younger ones are some of the most judgemental people you'll ever meet. I don't know what ones you come across. Multiculturalism was not asked for yet it's mandatory to embrace it. To me it's just a doctored way of saying dissolving of white society and it's not all positive.
I want to Move to Australia/ Melbourne....what advice would you give me? Sydney, Melbourne and Gold Coast, what's the best city for a single man like me? I really like Melbourne
The people are very warm and welcoming. Beautiful architectural designs, no wonder you had to get out the car to capture it. China Town really could have been a whole other vlog 💯
@jamesfrench7299 Every country has a'seholes. You can't paint everyone with the same brush. As a whole, Aussies are up there when it comes to being friendly and many visitors seem to agree. Are we perfect, no. However no other countries are either. Plus there is a new breed of migrants coming through all our borders causing unrest among the natives. It's a guessing game on some of their intents as we are all finding out. There's the genuine and there's like you said. Ones with other agendas that need to be watched.
@@louisekindred0059 it's more than that I'm afraid. It's a pattern. To flip your a' hole point, their's always exceptions and I think the latter is more accurate. Think about your own experiences objectively any I believe you'll see it that way too.
I loved your video, Czech! I recommended visiting Sydney because it's truly awesome. I've watched so many documentaries about the city, and it's beautiful with amazing replicas like the Sydney Opera House and the ANZAC Memorial. While you’re there, don’t miss the Royal Botanic Garden and Darling Harbour. Thank you for sharing this! I really enjoyed watching it.
great country. Love your content. I am black american. Make sure to go to Queensland. Cairns, Townsville and Brisbane. That's where alot of black people are located. I lived there in 2000. Enjoy yourself. Great place.
Captain Cook bro, not Captain Hook, Captain Cook found Australia... thats Darling Harbour, things are expensive at Darling Habour cause it's touristy and they pay huge rent to be there so they charge more $, when we went to Sydney we caught a water taxi from circular key to Darling Harbour, takes you under the Sydney Harbour bridge.. and it's cold cause it's the middle of winter, hot weather is more November thru to March
Sydney is so beautiful! First time I went to Sydney was for the Tall Ships back in '88 for the Bicentennial celebrations. Cool to see they still have a permanent Tall Ship there to commemorate the First Fleet arrival into Botany Bay, New South Wales in 1788. Manly Beach is great, you can catch a ferry from Circular Quay. Harbour cruise with great views of the Sydney Opera House and Sydney Harbour Bridge. Those cheeky teenage boys remind me of a controversial Sydney rock band called Sticky Fingers when they were young. Aussie larrikans. Love it. 😅 People in Melbourne are a bit more serious... Bondi is where all the beautiful people are. 🌊🌞😎
China came to Australia to help build our railway lines many decades ago. Long history with China. Thats why we have China town in every city. Please don’t belittle them. Italy came here to work the sugar cane fields. Melbourne has the second highest in Greeks. Gold Coast Japanese. Australia is diverse. A lot of history. Enjoy your stay.
Most of the ones you see in Haymarket came in the late 80s in response to Bob Hawke being a do-good-er letting all those students in without needing to go through normal channels. This community have driven up real estate prices leading to them being commodified today.
@@jamesfrench7299 yes always someone else’s fault. Why don’t you look into these Development companies and corporate before you point the finger. Have a look at Blackrock. Do some research.
@@jamesfrench7299 Have a look at the corporates and the development companies. Australia is one of the biggest laundering countries. Research Blackrock
@@jamesfrench7299what you don't say (or perhaps don't know but whoever influenced you to think as you do most likely did know) is that those Chinese students were already studying here when the Beijing Tiananmen Square massacre took place. Hawke offered those students refuge if they chose not to go back home. So they had already obtained visas to study here through normal channels. Many had expressed support for the students in Beijing who were advocating for more democracy and were thus in danger of they returned. It is still forbidden in China to refer to the events in Tiananmen Square.
It's been along time since I commented or liked a vlog post. Czeck's vlography (similar to videography) is way on point. His life like vivid and sharp videography is simply stunning. I had NO idea Sydney Australia's architecture was that beautiful. That one (or double?) skyscraper building looked straight out of a comic book. Czeck has a way of approaching people with an openness and courtesy that makes them smile, feel comfortable and appreciate him honoring their country and community with respect. Czeck I've got another moniker now and you have known me before as tyraycurry. Well done little brother. Well done.
@@Czechineffectthose three sisters are based on Aboriginal history look it up brother another thing is this. The Aboriginal flag represents earth sun and night red yellow black the land is red the sun is yellow and the night is black you should look into Aboriginal history we're one of the smartest cultures you'll ever learn about if you look into our background. Most of the places in Australia are based on Aboriginal names you should look that up too bruv 😉💯 my RUclips picture says Wiradjuri do it better but Wiradjuri is my Aboriginal tribe there are many more Aboriginal tribes there was over 400 different Aboriginal languages back in the day I think before the Australian government started to change everything so it became more like the UK and its sad because my Aboriginal Ancestors went through more than hell to survive and our Aboriginal elders went through more than a war just to be heard and allowed a position in the government so some Aboriginals today can speak for most/all Aboriginals who live in Australia thank God we're finally being heard after decades of pain and suffering 😢😞🙏💯
I've been interested in Australia. I got a cousin there who married an Australian and they moved there for good about a year ago. He's an accountant and was able to get his MBA out there and making pretty good money, but he also said its pretty expensive.
@@Czechineffect SIR! I'm Aboriginal Australian. I support my BLK American brothers and sisters. European males enslaved, colonized and subjugated our people for over three generations! European men tried to breed the melanin out of our skin! I respect you DBN for speaking out for all oppressed people globally, much love man...!!!!!!!!
One of my dream goals is to visit Australia. So thank you for traveling there so you can show us how it really looks like and the people and the cultures. I saw people are I guess friendly from how you were interacting with them. That looked like a dock in that water. Interesting. Timewise it seems Australia is like Kenya where time is ahead of US. Also very interesting. Good to also know that it is a little expensive there so have to be ready with some $$$ in order to enjoy the visit. Learning a few things in your video. Thanks Czech.
Funny. As a local to “Palm beach” you spend 29 mins around Pyrmont, Darling harbour , Barangaroo and never made it to the city until 44mins. If you want Palm Beach, take the ferry to manly from circular quay , then the 199 bus from manly wharf to Palm beach. Amazing beaches all along the northern beaches coast. 🙌
To actually see the harbour is breathtaking, also the beautiful beaches are not flat as you walk on the amazing cliffs and see the ocean from beach to beach, can stop and have a coffee etc then keep walking beach after beach on the clifftops (natural beauty) but I was amazed about China Town because when I went there they had side streets (no cars) like laneways with wonderful Chinese Restaurants where you have anazing food inside or if you want to sit outside they bring your food to you ~ lovely tables, chairs and linen tablecloths and napkins, so maybe that's changed because that was approx 15 yrs ago. What I saw is just like China Toiwn in any City Yes, Bondi (next gorgeous beaches can't remember but all beautiful ~ Cronulla, Manly a must but in saying that Rose Bay, Elalizabeth Bay etcetc, so gorgeous, allsi driving one side you see the ocean the otherside the harbour funny I drove to ordinary areas and you look at the end of the street and can still see the ocean. How amazing to have the 2nd largest Harbour in a City. I live in Brisbane we have to drive 1 and 1/2 hrs to our beaches. Nice areas in Brissy but I must be honest Sydney is world class 💙
G'day it's Steven from Sydney Welcome to all our North American friends. We tend to take our beautiful city for granted, however there's always a lot of construction everywhere. As for Bankstown and Greenacre, well it's not a particularly desirable location nor is it a tourist destination. There are many, many more destinations you should visit. We have many beautiful beaches in the east and south, and if you're traveling further south of Sydney Wollongong is a beautiful coastal town, it's only around one hour away. Also you were riding the smaller Light Rail trains around Sydney CBD, the larger double decker trains are mostly in the subway which is obviously underground. So much to see and do in Sydney. Have fun and enjoy yourself!
Thanks for making my home look so beautiful I live in Sydney and I reckon we take it all for granted. Melbourne is totally different from Sydney but it's a great place to visit, you will like Melbourne I'm sure.
I’m Kenyan living in Perth and welcme to Australia. I watched your video with Tayo and Miss Trudy in Miami. I hope to see you in Perth,Western Australia.
As a person that was born and lived in SYdney all my life it's nice to see an outside perspective. I kept yelling at the screen that you're walking in the wrong direction or don't go there but go here instead!! haha. I also cringed when people in the film gave you horribly incorrect info. I hope you enjoyed your stay and perhaps next time have a local show you around.
@@Czechineffect Bankstown and Greenacre. That's like a visitor to LA being told to go to Compton or Inglewood....or a visitor to New York being told to go to The Bronx. Yes, they were pulling one over you for sure lol
The suburban areas r where all the locals and people live the city is where ur touring and some Aussies on the weekend take a day out and visit the city but on week days it’s usually just tourists
We couldn't dock in Sidney, Australia because I was on a nuclear aircraft carrier. Made it to Hobart, Tasmanian though. Casino hada dance floor over pool.
The Sydney Harbour is spectacular. There has been serious money spent on infrastructure. The Working Port is Botany Bay where the container ships come in and out, which is south of Sydney Harbour. The Cruise ships and Ferries are in Sydney Harbour. Also Sydney was an Olympic City in 2000 so public transport and other amenities were planned fot this event and for later use. Also casinos in Australia and New Zealand generally speaking are much more subtle in design than the USA Casinos.
Hey I discovered ur channel and I live in Sydney. That “train” u went on in the city is actually called a light rail. It’s more of a smaller train or a tram that takes you around the city and can take you to a suburb called Randwick. Sydney has bigger suburban trains that can take you to the different areas in Sydney. There has also been a new metro which was recently completed.
Harry's Cafe-de-wheels - is at Woolloomooloo. Tucked between Kings Cross and the Art Gallery (Domain). Eastern Suburbs line, get off at Kings Cross and use maps to walk down. Buses for Garden Island will get you closer, but it's not a difficult walk
That guy was very misleading. It takes about an hour, maybe a touch more depending on traffic to drive to Woollongong from central Sydney. Worth the drive.
@@EikeEnki there's good and bad everywhere but Australians aren't racist really 😊 we're basic people who are friendly down to earth open minded and considerate towards each other but like every country in the world there's always gon be a d.a = dumb ass trying to intimidate someone. I'm positive you'll like it here like everyone else who has come to Australia lucky for me I was born here 😅
I'm only 5 min in, but need to apologise for the kid who thought Czech is pronounced sketch. We're not all uneducated in Australia. As for "the harbour," haha you've seen nothing yet. That's just Darling Harbour. Please check out our real harbour and let's know what you think.
It's crazy to me that you jumped out at Pyrmont 😂 I live like 4km from there, & you could hardly pick a more sedentary part of the Harbour. Maritime museum is pretty huge, you just walked past a free Annex with wooden sailing skiffs etc, but if you pay for the museum - you'll get entry to that entire corner behind the bridge
yeah, had to laugh when he thought that's our harbour. I live in Rushcutters Bay. We live in the best city in the world. i saw a comment above referencing Bankstown and Greenacre. Please don't tell me he headed out there. I'm only 5 min in to video.
@Czechineffect Don't use young teenagers as guides man. They just messin with ya. Bankstown/greenacre have nothing there worth seeing. It's the equivalent to you sending a tourist out to see the suburbs just because you live there. The mature people will be far more helpful. If you want to know what an area is like before you go there, use google maps and switch to street view to get an idea of the area. Most of the interesting stuff is built around the city but is not cheap man. Notice the wide open spaces and no trash everywhere. Is pretty cool. 👍
To help out for those searching for videos on Sydney, check your description for the spelling of Sydney. Also at least one caption on your video spells Sydney as Syndey. Just helping. Great vlogs. 😀
I'm glad you had a chance to visit...passports are becoming, interesting. As there visa policy looks be changing for Africans and Carribeans as seen on Bjorn to Africa channel.
@@Czechineffect go to bankstown dont listen to these clown's it is one of the most multicultural places in the whole of Australia and it has pretty big black community 🤙🇭🇲these people commenting dont have a multicultural community 😅
@@MarijaDuffin With respect, 69% of Aussie families have at least one parent born overseas. The makeup of Australia's WW2 population, today stand at 34% of the total population, still a sizeable minority, so its all ok. See those pre covid ABS stats.
Sydney you go Darling Harbor to George street then to Circular Quay which will take you to the Opera House and the Rocks great pub atmosphere,a great way to experience Sydney
I been to Australia 4 times with the military, we went to Perth Australia and Tasmania! And they love the brothers over there, they also have brothels and casinos, you can get a call girl anytime of the night and if you smoke some of the best smoke I've ever smoked lol besides in Hawaii!
@olawuyiabayomi2649 if I remember correctly, it was in the phone book! I'm sure with advancement in technology I'm sure its a website or something that caters to that.
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Australia is my favorite country in the world. All the the countries 'have travelled to in this world ( icluding Brazil, Colombia,Sweden,England,Philippines,Cambodia,Ghana,Sierra Leone,Switzerland,South Korea,Rwanda, Thailand, DR, Nigeria, and many more), Australia is my favorite country in the world.
The best for me.
Hello Mr CHARLES
I come from Africa ( Cameroon ) but I live and work in Dubaï since 2018. I wish to move to a western country as a qualified worker and settle there. Please how can I do ?
Or can you help me obtain a work permit ??
Please i need help and guidance 🙏🙏🙏
@@PatsonTek I do not live in Australia. I am just a private guy enjoys travelling and so I travel around the world as a hobby. I live in the USA. I really do not know how to get work permit. I think they just started again their lottery for visa, maybe you should look into that. Google it and get some information.
Good luck !
@@PatsonTekno don’t do it stay in Dubai it’s for the better Australia is too expensive to live
@@PatsonTek Search Google "Skilled Occupations List Australia" this is a list of occupations that can get you a working visa. Also look for visa agents and they can help you.
@@sarausage Are you for real ?
I work 24/7 and 14h a day with no off day and at month end i receive AUSD800 with a wife and 2 kids with 7 siblings back home in Africa. And you tell me Dubaï is for the best ??
I live and work here since 2018 but have nothing to show for it i mean nothing back home just because we work so so hard here but earn nothing.
With my same job in Australia someone earn my salary each week while i wait for 4 weeks to have the same amount. I mean what are you talking about ??
It's been 3 years now i haven't take any single off just because my job description ( security ) my company system oblige me to work that way if not i'll fired.
7 years here and i live on 2 years visa which i renew after every 2 years and despite the amount of years you do in Middle East countries ( Arabs ) you will never be granted PR not talk of Nationality despite the work, sacrifices and efforts you put in. While in Australia after some years you can have your PR and bring your wife and kids.
And that's why i need help i mean a company who can give me an opportunity so i could migrate and settle in Australia then work for them.
"You can't add days to your life, but you sure can add life to your days! "
Exactly
@@Czechineffectcome on stop playing asking about “baddies “ you know you’re not interested in women…
@@Czechineffect WE MUST PROTECT OUR WOMEN: European males enslaved, colonized, brutalized, subjugated and dehumanized BLK women for over 400 years! I hope BLK women can recover from this traumatic past! Much love to all the copper skinned sisters out there!!!!1
@@Czechineffect yes ;)
@cgtatted, you can add days to your life.. read and study the Torah. Obey the Torah and Commands and days will be added to your life. Says so in scripture
Came to Sydney in 1993 as a student. My two sons were born here. And now I have two grand daughters. Have lived in UK and US as well. But Australia is something else. Sydney is something else. Australian people and culture are second to none. Australian nature is second to none. Sydney still amazes me and surprises me after 3 decades. I realise how blessed I've been.
Same here. Love Sydney❤
It's nice you chose us....welcome 😁🤗 you're part of the furniture now 😂
For such a young country, we think we are doing pretty good too 🤗
@@louisekindred0059no we are not. We’re being overrun with stinking vermin
Sydney is full of meanies.
I plan to go to medical school in Brisbane (if accepted, of course), and I can't wait. Might decide to stay there if I like it and everything goes as planned.
lol the lebo boys telling him to go to Bankstown and Luna park 😂
I love lebs they're so cheeky
Luna Park is cool
Lol if he went to Bankstown, Punchbowl or Lakemba he could've had manoosh forever
@@strikerbowls791no it isn't😂
@@JimmyJohnson7077 It's rides with an incredible view. Guess you don't enjoy fun
Best country in the world 🇦🇺
Africa is better
Love Australia, Sydney is one of the most beautiful harbour cities in the world.
Hi, Aussie here. I'm new to your channel. Just a hint don't listen to young teenagers. Greenacre and Bankstown are just suburbs with houses. Bankstown Square is just a shopping mall. They were sending you on a wild goose chase 🤦♀️ Yes we have smarta'ses, too hahaha Ask an adult or shopkeeper for good advice or directions. Most Aussies are more than happy to help as you saw from that group that said walk around Bondi. That ship at Darling Harbour was actually The Bounty. It was a replica of Captain James Cook ( not Hook lol )who was British and an avant explorer. He circumnavigated the world. His fame in relation to us Aussies was that he claimed the East Coast of Australia for Britain in 1770. In 1788, the first ships arrived to colonise Australia, and it was named New South Wales and was to become a penal colony. The rest is history.
For cheap eats ask someone where Woolworths or Coles or Aldi is. They are the main big grocery shops. Many vloggers who visit end up making their own food on the cheap. Woolworths ( known as Woolies ) sell whole hot chickens and pork. $12. Grab freshly made salads. Fresh baked bread rolls and cakes, donuts etc. For $30 you have dinner or lunch for a few days. Yes they take it back to their motels. Some pre pack sandwiches they make themselves and throw it in their backpack. They sit by the Harbour or the beautiful Botanical Gardens on the water and go about their day. Never worry about ppl judging you, because Aussies don't. Unless you do something bad towards them, of course.. We are super friendly. However, some foreigners aren't use to us saying gidday whilst walking past or at a counter buying something. So they can treat you a bit rudely. Just ignore them 🙄
Garden Island use to be our Naval Dockyards. Over the past 20+ years, they have been totally re vamping the area. Hence the noise and equipment. There's new buildings, apartments and the shops are part of the new look. The buildings are beautifully architectured, and many in the area have the wow factor. Most are limited in height as we Aussies want to see the sky, get fresh air, and we love trees and seeing botanical plants and gardens. We don't want a cement city.
Sydney and most Australian large cities like to keep a warm, relaxing atmosphere vibe to work in. The majority of us don't want to look at oversized brick walls and cold, windy streets when working. Not when you can see from work, water, and look at trees and wildlife during your day and lunch break.
We have been called "behind the times" by other countries. However we don't care, we love our old simple lives 😂 We have beaches and harbours in our cities within reach. What would you rather 😉 High rises just to gander for an hour and pay through the nose to look....or work ! ...or work where you have a view, but you can still feel free and relaxed in the comfort of your surroundings 😁
Anyhow, I thought I'd fill you in on a bit of our life down under.
Shame you just missed our Festival of Lights .The whole of Sydney Harbour has a magnificent atmosphere of buildings with artworks in lights on them. The Sydney Opera House shows Aussie life from the bush to the sea and all its wildlife. Plus, the Indigenous people. The streets are lit up in displays. Also, the ships and ferries are adorned in fairy lights bouncing off the water. Of course, the Sydney Harbour Bridge does its thing 😅 Check out on RUclips the Drone show during the festival which goes for a couple of weeks ( I think, lol ) Omg I was flabbergasted watching it on RUclips. The world they did was unbelievable above the Opera House. Hundreds of drones illuminated the night sky. It left everyone speechless, simply breathtaking to watch. Never seen such precision in all my life. Wish I could have seen it live to be honest.
Lastly, it's a must to see live, our New Years Eve party, and fireworks. There are two lots. One at 9 pm for the children and midnight for the party goers. The atmosphere is electric, and the fireworks are even more spectacular. They are not confined to Sydney Harbour either. At the same time, Darling Harbour joins in, and the night skies are just a brilliant array of fireworks. The final ending with the Sydney Harbour Bridge with fully lit arch and a cascading waterfall. All to music 👌
Every city is different and every town has its quirky ways. No two are alike 😲.. I love my country... can't you tell 😂❤
Friendly and helpful post. Good on you
Sydney the world's melting pot of people from all over the world. ❤🎉
Aussies, mainly sets of the younger ones are some of the most judgemental people you'll ever meet. I don't know what ones you come across.
Multiculturalism was not asked for yet it's mandatory to embrace it. To me it's just a doctored way of saying dissolving of white society and it's not all positive.
@@kinisimereradiriki182Toronto is the king city for multiculturalism 😎 I heard Sydney is good as well.
I want to Move to Australia/ Melbourne....what advice would you give me? Sydney, Melbourne and Gold Coast, what's the best city for a single man like me? I really like Melbourne
Place seems chill with chill locals. I like the vibe there. Thanks for sharing Czech!
Agreed.
This guy has positive vibes n good social skills 🔥, hope u enjoy ur time here brther
Wow Czech almost at 500,000 subs....I remember when it was only a 50k subs...Channel has come an immense way...Keep up the work brotha🔥
I remember when it was 100 lol
Wow SYDNEY IS BEAUTIFUL!!!! 😍😍😍 Thanks for sharing your adventures with us ❤️Much love from Wyoming
Thanks for watching!
I love this country.. Been here for most of my life.. and I would'nt change it, except for NZ...
@@Waitomo64 You're lucky you get to live in a beautiful country. Do you live in Sydney?
Wow!The architecture there is Fantastic.❤
This is amazing bro, represent out there!
The people are very warm and welcoming. Beautiful architectural designs, no wonder you had to get out the car to capture it. China Town really could have been a whole other vlog 💯
I love how the guy says 3 hrs to Wollongong. 1 and a half hrs. You could have caught a train easily.
I met a couple of good Australians in the Philippines they are good people
Only superficially. A lot are not nice and have agendas.
@@jamesfrench7299what’s this even mean
@@Blakoss toxic as a nuclear waste facility.
@jamesfrench7299 Every country has a'seholes. You can't paint everyone with the same brush. As a whole, Aussies are up there when it comes to being friendly and many visitors seem to agree. Are we perfect, no. However no other countries are either. Plus there is a new breed of migrants coming through all our borders causing unrest among the natives. It's a guessing game on some of their intents as we are all finding out. There's the genuine and there's like you said. Ones with other agendas that need to be watched.
@@louisekindred0059 it's more than that I'm afraid. It's a pattern.
To flip your a' hole point, their's always exceptions and I think the latter is more accurate. Think about your own experiences objectively any I believe you'll see it that way too.
I been to Perth twice while in the Navy. Great people and I'm still close with them to this day..
I loved your video, Czech! I recommended visiting Sydney because it's truly awesome. I've watched so many documentaries about the city, and it's beautiful with amazing replicas like the Sydney Opera House and the ANZAC Memorial. While you’re there, don’t miss the Royal Botanic Garden and Darling Harbour. Thank you for sharing this! I really enjoyed watching it.
Well you did visit the harbor. I commented before it showed. That place is breathtaking!!!
Darlin harbor is beautiful ,thanks for watching
I hope you won't get offended when i say this. It's called 'the royal botanical gardens' 😊
Yooo thanks for the content bro. Your channel made me start my own
Surfers Paradise Mate !!!!! Queensland !!!! You'll Luv it , Guaranteed !!!
Yo Czech, this documentary is incredible. I'm locked in.
Weldone brother👊🏿🔥
Much appreciated!
@@Czechineffect you're welcome
So clean no trash on streets
Rio and Melbourne are my two Fav cities in the world, also love Sydney.
great country. Love your content. I am black american. Make sure to go to Queensland. Cairns, Townsville and Brisbane. That's where alot of black people are located. I lived there in 2000. Enjoy yourself. Great place.
Captain Cook bro, not Captain Hook, Captain Cook found Australia... thats Darling Harbour, things are expensive at Darling Habour cause it's touristy and they pay huge rent to be there so they charge more $, when we went to Sydney we caught a water taxi from circular key to Darling Harbour, takes you under the Sydney Harbour bridge.. and it's cold cause it's the middle of winter, hot weather is more November thru to March
Sydney is so beautiful! First time I went to Sydney was for the Tall Ships back in '88 for the Bicentennial celebrations. Cool to see they still have a permanent Tall Ship there to commemorate the First Fleet arrival into Botany Bay, New South Wales in 1788. Manly Beach is great, you can catch a ferry from Circular Quay. Harbour cruise with great views of the Sydney Opera House and Sydney Harbour Bridge. Those cheeky teenage boys remind me of a controversial Sydney rock band called Sticky Fingers when they were young. Aussie larrikans. Love it. 😅 People in Melbourne are a bit more serious... Bondi is where all the beautiful people are. 🌊🌞😎
China came to Australia to help build our railway lines many decades ago. Long history with China. Thats why we have China town in every city. Please don’t belittle them. Italy came here to work the sugar cane fields. Melbourne has the second highest in Greeks. Gold Coast Japanese. Australia is diverse. A lot of history. Enjoy your stay.
Most of the ones you see in Haymarket came in the late 80s in response to Bob Hawke being a do-good-er letting all those students in without needing to go through normal channels.
This community have driven up real estate prices leading to them being commodified today.
Belittle them? Explain?
@@jamesfrench7299 yes always someone else’s fault. Why don’t you look into these Development companies and corporate before you point the finger. Have a look at Blackrock. Do some research.
@@jamesfrench7299 Have a look at the corporates and the development companies. Australia is one of the biggest laundering countries. Research Blackrock
@@jamesfrench7299what you don't say (or perhaps don't know but whoever influenced you to think as you do most likely did know) is that those Chinese students were already studying here when the Beijing Tiananmen Square massacre took place. Hawke offered those students refuge if they chose not to go back home.
So they had already obtained visas to study here through normal channels. Many had expressed support for the students in Beijing who were advocating for more democracy and were thus in danger of they returned. It is still forbidden in China to refer to the events in Tiananmen Square.
It's been along time since I commented or liked a vlog post. Czeck's vlography (similar to videography) is way on point. His life like vivid and sharp videography is simply stunning. I had NO idea Sydney Australia's architecture was that beautiful. That one
(or double?) skyscraper building looked straight out of a comic book. Czeck has a way of approaching people with an openness and courtesy that makes them smile, feel comfortable and appreciate him honoring their country and community with respect.
Czeck I've got another moniker now and you have known me before as tyraycurry. Well done little brother. Well done.
I see you Champ watching from Brazil 🇧🇷
LOL don't go to Greenacre or Bankstown
Nothing wrong with Bankstown.
Hey!! Not nice! I live in Campsie. It's a great area. There's dickheads everywhere - not just the Canterbury Bankstown area.
Go out to the blue mountains area. Its stunning
I just went to 3 sisters mountain
@@Czechineffectthose three sisters are based on Aboriginal history look it up brother another thing is this. The Aboriginal flag represents earth sun and night red yellow black the land is red the sun is yellow and the night is black you should look into Aboriginal history we're one of the smartest cultures you'll ever learn about if you look into our background. Most of the places in Australia are based on Aboriginal names you should look that up too bruv 😉💯 my RUclips picture says Wiradjuri do it better but Wiradjuri is my Aboriginal tribe there are many more Aboriginal tribes there was over 400 different Aboriginal languages back in the day I think before the Australian government started to change everything so it became more like the UK and its sad because my Aboriginal Ancestors went through more than hell to survive and our Aboriginal elders went through more than a war just to be heard and allowed a position in the government so some Aboriginals today can speak for most/all Aboriginals who live in Australia thank God we're finally being heard after decades of pain and suffering 😢😞🙏💯
I’d highly recommend the coastal and harbour walkways - they’re free and amazing views and nature at every turn. Welcome to Sydney!
The inforstructure there is amazing in Sydney Australia 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Bankstown lol, nothing here bro 😂, especially Greenacre.
Purple lane in Greenacre all day
Not even trains at the moment. Stupid Metro! I'm so sick of those fucking pink buses! 🤬
Harrys Cafe de Wheels never closes.
Welcome to Sydney! ✌️😃
It’s called Darling Harbour
Czech Is Always In Full Effect. Keep Movin' And Groovin'
I've been interested in Australia. I got a cousin there who married an Australian and they moved there for good about a year ago. He's an accountant and was able to get his MBA out there and making pretty good money, but he also said its pretty expensive.
It is a bit on expensive side -U.S dollars does help
@@Czechineffect SIR! I'm Aboriginal Australian. I support my BLK American brothers and sisters. European males enslaved, colonized and subjugated our people for over three generations! European men tried to breed the melanin out of our skin! I respect you DBN for speaking out for all oppressed people globally, much love man...!!!!!!!!
Ok cool. im looking forward to going soon. Thanks for sharing the journey@@Czechineffect
Czech going to get on the Travel channel eventually
One of my dream goals is to visit Australia. So thank you for traveling there so you can show us how it really looks like and the people and the cultures. I saw people are I guess friendly from how you were interacting with them. That looked like a dock in that water. Interesting. Timewise it seems Australia is like Kenya where time is ahead of US. Also very interesting. Good to also know that it is a little expensive there so have to be ready with some $$$ in order to enjoy the visit. Learning a few things in your video. Thanks Czech.
Funny. As a local to “Palm beach” you spend 29 mins around Pyrmont, Darling harbour , Barangaroo and never made it to the city until 44mins.
If you want Palm Beach, take the ferry to manly from circular quay , then the 199 bus from manly wharf to Palm beach. Amazing beaches all along the northern beaches coast.
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To actually see the harbour is breathtaking, also the beautiful beaches are not flat as you walk on the amazing cliffs and see the ocean from beach to beach, can stop and have a coffee etc then keep walking beach after beach on the clifftops (natural beauty) but I was amazed about China Town because when I went there they had side streets (no cars) like laneways with wonderful Chinese Restaurants where you have anazing food inside or if you want to sit outside they bring your food to you ~ lovely tables, chairs and linen tablecloths and napkins, so maybe that's changed because that was approx 15 yrs ago. What I saw is just like China Toiwn in any City Yes, Bondi (next gorgeous beaches can't remember but all beautiful ~ Cronulla, Manly a must but in saying that Rose Bay, Elalizabeth Bay etcetc, so gorgeous, allsi driving one side you see the ocean the otherside the harbour funny I drove to ordinary areas and you look at the end of the street and can still see the ocean. How amazing to have the 2nd largest Harbour in a City. I live in Brisbane we have to drive 1 and 1/2 hrs to our beaches. Nice areas in Brissy but I must be honest Sydney is world class 💙
You for sure should of went to Bondi and Maroubra walked the coastal walk
Nice to see you down under!!! 🎉
You need to check out the Soul of Sydney Street party. Also link with Afro Americans in Australia.
im from wollongong i found your channel just now subd enjoy brother.
G'day mate glad to see you in my nation of Australia
We are here
My office building was in the background! Having the amazing views of Darling Harbour makes work easier
Wooow, lucky u . Have fun, be Careful. Love you 🙏🏽🙏🏽😍😍😍
Thank you, I will
G'day it's Steven from Sydney
Welcome to all our North American friends.
We tend to take our beautiful city for granted, however there's always a lot of construction everywhere.
As for Bankstown and Greenacre, well it's not a particularly desirable location nor is it a tourist destination.
There are many, many more destinations you should visit.
We have many beautiful beaches in the east and south, and if you're traveling further south of Sydney Wollongong is a beautiful coastal town, it's only around one hour away.
Also you were riding the smaller Light Rail trains around Sydney CBD, the larger double decker trains are mostly in the subway which is obviously underground.
So much to see and do in Sydney.
Have fun and enjoy yourself!
Steve you still at vista 😅
Thanks for making my home look so beautiful I live in Sydney and I reckon we take it all for granted. Melbourne is totally different from Sydney but it's a great place to visit, you will like Melbourne I'm sure.
Yo, bout time you hit the beautiful shores of the land down under.
I’m Kenyan living in Perth and welcme to Australia. I watched your video with Tayo and Miss Trudy in Miami. I hope to see you in Perth,Western Australia.
As a person that was born and lived in SYdney all my life it's nice to see an outside perspective. I kept yelling at the screen that you're walking in the wrong direction or don't go there but go here instead!! haha. I also cringed when people in the film gave you horribly incorrect info. I hope you enjoyed your stay and perhaps next time have a local show you around.
🤣😂 I heard they did me dirty
@@Czechineffect Bankstown and Greenacre. That's like a visitor to LA being told to go to Compton or Inglewood....or a visitor to New York being told to go to The Bronx. Yes, they were pulling one over you for sure lol
The suburban areas r where all the locals and people live the city is where ur touring and some Aussies on the weekend take a day out and visit the city but on week days it’s usually just tourists
We couldn't dock in Sidney, Australia because I was on a nuclear aircraft carrier. Made it to Hobart, Tasmanian though. Casino hada dance floor over pool.
How do you like tasmania
(Sydney) brother
I’m from Tampa Fl , you inspiring me to slide out there bro !!! I love that hat man , keep going my boy 📈🤝
These people are quite friendly
Manley beach is the nice beach.its in the city,too.
go down to watsons bay bro. its a nice area in sydney with some great views and a few local beaches. ALso check out balmoral beach
The Sydney Harbour is spectacular. There has been serious money spent on infrastructure. The Working Port is Botany Bay where the container ships come in and out, which is south of Sydney Harbour. The Cruise ships and Ferries are in Sydney Harbour.
Also Sydney was an Olympic City in 2000 so public transport and other amenities were planned fot this event and for later use. Also casinos in Australia and New Zealand generally speaking are much more subtle in design than the USA Casinos.
When you are in Melbourne, go to the restaurant called Mabu Mabu
Mabu Mabu is legit one of the best restaurants Iv ever been to
I’ll be headed to Australia in a couple weeks!
Hope you enjoy your stay in our great country.
Hey I discovered ur channel and I live in Sydney. That “train” u went on in the city is actually called a light rail. It’s more of a smaller train or a tram that takes you around the city and can take you to a suburb called Randwick. Sydney has bigger suburban trains that can take you to the different areas in Sydney. There has also been a new metro which was recently completed.
You should cover Chicago - the Chicago downtown skyline is world class
Harry's Cafe-de-wheels - is at Woolloomooloo. Tucked between Kings Cross and the Art Gallery (Domain). Eastern Suburbs line, get off at Kings Cross and use maps to walk down. Buses for Garden Island will get you closer, but it's not a difficult walk
Many thanks
Sydney loves the US Navy
My uncle has been there since he got out in ‘84.
Not really.
Warmongering yanks should GTFO back to their third world country.
Czech in the land down under!!!🔥
That guy was very misleading. It takes about an hour, maybe a touch more depending on traffic to drive to Woollongong from central Sydney. Worth the drive.
2hrs north of Sydney is Newcastle, that's where you need to check out.
Oh mah man in Australia.
I was wondering when you gonna take the dip in my city.
Sydney harbour view 🙌
Darling harbour.
Go to Perth and stop at 61 Williams Rd Nedlands. Use to live in that flat when I was living and studying abroad. Man the parties!
It’s Darling Harbour
I love Sydney! I'll be in Melbourne in May....Check out Bondi Beach
Kenyan living in Sydney here ! Lol I watched your Kenyan content now we’re in the same suburb , wild.
Hey how long you been living in Australia?
Tell me about the racism over there...I'm Black currently in Dubai...and thinking in Moving to Melbourne..
@@EikeEnki there's good and bad everywhere but Australians aren't racist really 😊 we're basic people who are friendly down to earth open minded and considerate towards each other but like every country in the world there's always gon be a d.a = dumb ass trying to intimidate someone. I'm positive you'll like it here like everyone else who has come to Australia lucky for me I was born here 😅
Alcohol is heavily taxed in Australia that's why the drinks are so expensive (in case you were wondering)
I'm only 5 min in, but need to apologise for the kid who thought Czech is pronounced sketch. We're not all uneducated in Australia.
As for "the harbour," haha you've seen nothing yet. That's just Darling Harbour. Please check out our real harbour and let's know what you think.
Exactly! My father is from Prague so I was definitely embarrassed….
@@evaadams8298 I like sketch women!
It's crazy to me that you jumped out at Pyrmont 😂 I live like 4km from there, & you could hardly pick a more sedentary part of the Harbour. Maritime museum is pretty huge, you just walked past a free Annex with wooden sailing skiffs etc, but if you pay for the museum - you'll get entry to that entire corner behind the bridge
yeah, had to laugh when he thought that's our harbour. I live in Rushcutters Bay. We live in the best city in the world.
i saw a comment above referencing Bankstown and Greenacre. Please don't tell me he headed out there. I'm only 5 min in to video.
@Czechineffect Don't use young teenagers as guides man. They just messin with ya. Bankstown/greenacre have nothing there worth seeing. It's the equivalent to you sending a tourist out to see the suburbs just because you live there. The mature people will be far more helpful.
If you want to know what an area is like before you go there, use google maps and switch to street view to get an idea of the area.
Most of the interesting stuff is built around the city but is not cheap man.
Notice the wide open spaces and no trash everywhere. Is pretty cool. 👍
To help out for those searching for videos on Sydney, check your description for the spelling of Sydney. Also at least one caption on your video spells Sydney as Syndey. Just helping. Great vlogs. 😀
I appreciate you catching that
I'm glad you had a chance to visit...passports are becoming, interesting.
As there visa policy looks be changing for Africans and Carribeans as seen on Bjorn to Africa channel.
Looks like a very clean city.
Do not listen to those guys. Don’t waste your time going to Bankstown
Why?
@@Czechineffect nothing to see, just putting it politely
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@@Czechineffect go to bankstown dont listen to these clown's it is one of the most multicultural places in the whole of Australia and it has pretty big black community 🤙🇭🇲these people commenting dont have a multicultural community 😅
@@MarijaDuffin
With respect, 69% of Aussie families have at least one parent born overseas. The makeup of Australia's WW2 population, today stand at 34% of the total population, still a sizeable minority, so its all ok. See those pre covid ABS stats.
Sydney you go Darling Harbor to George street then to Circular Quay which will take you to the Opera House and the Rocks great pub atmosphere,a great way to experience Sydney
Good Vlog, do you plan to go to the Sydney Opera House? Do you also plan to go Melbourne?
Yes Im going to melbourne
0.06 that’s an interesting looking umbrella
I think you mean Capt. Cook-an English explorer who came to Australia & NZ!
He also went to Hawaii where the locals got the shits with him and killed him when his ship got damaged
New subscriber love your content bro!
Adjusting to the time difference must have been rough 😅
Took me 3 days to get adjusted
No bums anywhere😮😮
Bondi beach is beautiful
I’m from Pennsylvania and moved to Australia in mid August 2024. The time change takes some time to process, but once adjusted, it’s fine.
Yea it took me 3 days to get adjusted
How you finding it thus far? @Jon5201
You need to come to Brisbane Queensland and then go to the Gold Coast on the Gold Coast go to surfers paradise beach
I will check out gold coast
if you want to to the nicest beach in Sydney go to palm beach, Sydney's most northern beach
Have a good good time out there I always wanted to visit the home of Crocodile Dundee 🐊 bro!!!
You should!
I'm surprised you weren't subjected to a welcome to country on the flight in.
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I been to Australia 4 times with the military, we went to Perth Australia and Tasmania! And they love the brothers over there, they also have brothels and casinos, you can get a call girl anytime of the night and if you smoke some of the best smoke I've ever smoked lol besides in Hawaii!
Do you know of sites where you can get the girls instead of going to the brothels
@olawuyiabayomi2649 if I remember correctly, it was in the phone book! I'm sure with advancement in technology I'm sure its a website or something that caters to that.
They don't love the "brothers over here"💀
@@44shots6worldsnah they’re fine. Long as you’re friendly most are friendly back. Much more chilled than americans
Good Job Chief. Watching from Canada 🇨🇦
Thanks for watching
I wißhI had known u were coming as Ì would've shown u around. I live in Darling Harbour
I live in Sydney and I forgot just how beautiful it truly is