Wonderful video ...... Congratulations to the author. Once again, all credit to the author of the video and greetings from Zagreb Croatia👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
Did you spot the difference between the trams in Vienna and trams in Melbourne? I didn’t think so. Melbourne trams clump in masses. They go and then nothing for ages. Our authorities in Melbourne are not intelligent enough to correct it. 🇦🇺 Wien, a magnificent city.
I heard even have camera in car is illegal there and Austria was not on street view few years ago, very weird. Germany has similar laws and they are still not on street view except some separated cities and palces. When I look on street view, only Geremany, Belarus and some Balkan countries don't have street view, that's pretty good companion. :-D
Aqui no Brasil, no caso São Paulo, em 1968 acabaram com todos os bondes da cidade e as demais cidades do país seguiram o péssimo exemplo. Ainda postaram uma frase: "rendo-me ao progresso".
I am surprised I see there many buildings in similar style as communistic architecture from 50s to 80s, how is this possible when they were not part of eastern block?
Vienna was divided into quarters like Berlin but in a shorter time. Some of the quarters were occupied from the eastern block. Also, they suffered from the post-war crisis like other countries at that time so they build not so modest buildings in some period.
@@TheMomcilo I think Austria was occupied only to 50s or something like that, but that buildings are obviously even newer. When some westerner is saying that shits we have "soviet" architecture etc...here in Czech Republic, I am always like "WTF?? This is Bruselse style, not soviet" because most of that buildings are not communistic style, but it's just style from that type and Vienna is proof. I saw similar architecture from Portugal to Germany, it can't be only something "soviet" but people from UK or USA can be really stupid about some things. Main reason between ex eastern block and western countries is that in west such buildings similar to our "communistic" concrete panel apartment buildings are not concentrated to one spot, that's probably why it is more noticable in former eastern block. But we have even single buildings in center where some building was destroyed in 1945 or after floods something like that. For example at 12:24 - if you tell me it's Prague, I could easily believe that. What is very confusing about Vienna for me (I confused it for Prague many times from pictures) is that old buildings from Austria-Hungary time look completely same like here. :-) Or orange building at 12:33 looks very "communistic" without that alien tram, I would also easily say it's Prague. :-D PS: Many of buildings which people from west consider communistic are actually functionalism from 20s and 30s. Functionalistic buildings can look little similar, but it's very different inside, functionalistic buildings from 30s have very good interiors and qualite materials.
@@Pidalin It is true about the time of occupation but bad period continues decades later during the financial struggling and growth of population. Because of that city planning include building social buildings for lower classes who were predominant. That kind of building includes plain facades with no decoration for obvious reasons. Lower expenses and quicker constriction. Westerners often mix soviet with socialism. They don't know that socialism means equal deals for everybody not something poor or bad. At last, they repaint their buildings to forget a bad period.
@@TheMomcilo Here in Czechia almost all "communistic" buildings are repainted so it's very colorful now, it looks very different than when I was kid in 90s and everything was grey. But I still miss that time when we had already freedom, but places looked similar as before, it was time when you could use communist statues as playground etc...it was sometimes really ridiculous. Today, most of socialistic art, statues and such things are gone, same as playgrounds in front of apartment buildings, grass is cutted etc...it's very boring for kids, you have no places where you can experience some adventures like when I was kid if you are living in such places. Also what was built in 90s is mostly gone - cinemas etc...it's very sad, but we have colors now. :-D I remember first multiplex cinema in my country, it was operating to 2019, it was on end of metro line in concrete housing estate, they replaced it by supermodern megaplex few stops by metro from that place and I don't like it. I hate when I have to go thru shopping mall to cinema and I really miss that times between cca 1998 - 2008 when things were already modern, but not with that today forced unnatural fashion concentrate everything on one place in some massive shopping center.
@@Pidalin Then you must visit Serbia to revive nostalgic memories. Almost all the buildings look like they were made. The majority of them are in brutalist appearance with some of the glass new buildings beside them. Miles and miles of tower blocks with green areas around them. Someone sad that they look like they are from the Star Wars movies.
Wonderful video ...... Congratulations to the author.
Once again, all credit to the author of the video and greetings from Zagreb Croatia👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
1:34 you were definately at Karlsplaz
Did you spot the difference between the trams in Vienna and trams in Melbourne? I didn’t think so. Melbourne trams clump in masses. They go and then nothing for ages. Our authorities in Melbourne are not intelligent enough to correct it. 🇦🇺 Wien, a magnificent city.
do you record with a camera or camcorder? No one ever bothered you in Austria for filming public space? They have a weird law about filming.
Filming with canon D200. When I was filming there was no problem
No problem filming here in Vienna! Only you film people directly! You can ask them!
@@MrGintaras 🇦🇹🇱🇻
I heard even have camera in car is illegal there and Austria was not on street view few years ago, very weird. Germany has similar laws and they are still not on street view except some separated cities and palces. When I look on street view, only Geremany, Belarus and some Balkan countries don't have street view, that's pretty good companion. :-D
Wao l miss this ....was lat there in 2019
Guter Film
Aqui no Brasil, no caso São Paulo, em 1968 acabaram com todos os bondes da cidade e as demais cidades do país seguiram o péssimo exemplo. Ainda postaram uma frase: "rendo-me ao progresso".
The most cursed thing is that there is tram 0
In Miskolc, Hungary we also had tram 0.
Is that a street car
or light rail
street tram , few places going underground in centre of city
Streetcar
This is tramway.
@@samanli-tw3id tram
I am surprised I see there many buildings in similar style as communistic architecture from 50s to 80s, how is this possible when they were not part of eastern block?
Vienna was divided into quarters like Berlin but in a shorter time. Some of the quarters were occupied from the eastern block. Also, they suffered from the post-war crisis like other countries at that time so they build not so modest buildings in some period.
@@TheMomcilo I think Austria was occupied only to 50s or something like that, but that buildings are obviously even newer. When some westerner is saying that shits we have "soviet" architecture etc...here in Czech Republic, I am always like "WTF?? This is Bruselse style, not soviet" because most of that buildings are not communistic style, but it's just style from that type and Vienna is proof. I saw similar architecture from Portugal to Germany, it can't be only something "soviet" but people from UK or USA can be really stupid about some things.
Main reason between ex eastern block and western countries is that in west such buildings similar to our "communistic" concrete panel apartment buildings are not concentrated to one spot, that's probably why it is more noticable in former eastern block. But we have even single buildings in center where some building was destroyed in 1945 or after floods something like that. For example at 12:24 - if you tell me it's Prague, I could easily believe that. What is very confusing about Vienna for me (I confused it for Prague many times from pictures) is that old buildings from Austria-Hungary time look completely same like here. :-)
Or orange building at 12:33 looks very "communistic" without that alien tram, I would also easily say it's Prague. :-D
PS: Many of buildings which people from west consider communistic are actually functionalism from 20s and 30s. Functionalistic buildings can look little similar, but it's very different inside, functionalistic buildings from 30s have very good interiors and qualite materials.
@@Pidalin It is true about the time of occupation but bad period continues decades later during the financial struggling and growth of population. Because of that city planning include building social buildings for lower classes who were predominant. That kind of building includes plain facades with no decoration for obvious reasons. Lower expenses and quicker constriction.
Westerners often mix soviet with socialism. They don't know that socialism means equal deals for everybody not something poor or bad. At last, they repaint their buildings to forget a bad period.
@@TheMomcilo Here in Czechia almost all "communistic" buildings are repainted so it's very colorful now, it looks very different than when I was kid in 90s and everything was grey. But I still miss that time when we had already freedom, but places looked similar as before, it was time when you could use communist statues as playground etc...it was sometimes really ridiculous. Today, most of socialistic art, statues and such things are gone, same as playgrounds in front of apartment buildings, grass is cutted etc...it's very boring for kids, you have no places where you can experience some adventures like when I was kid if you are living in such places. Also what was built in 90s is mostly gone - cinemas etc...it's very sad, but we have colors now. :-D I remember first multiplex cinema in my country, it was operating to 2019, it was on end of metro line in concrete housing estate, they replaced it by supermodern megaplex few stops by metro from that place and I don't like it. I hate when I have to go thru shopping mall to cinema and I really miss that times between cca 1998 - 2008 when things were already modern, but not with that today forced unnatural fashion concentrate everything on one place in some massive shopping center.
@@Pidalin Then you must visit Serbia to revive nostalgic memories. Almost all the buildings look like they were made. The majority of them are in brutalist appearance with some of the glass new buildings beside them. Miles and miles of tower blocks with green areas around them. Someone sad that they look like they are from the Star Wars movies.
This is Karachi Pakistan 27 year parte ruling result
10:35 einer der übelsten Gegenden von Wien. Mittlerweile auf einer Stufe mit den Reumannplatz.
Ist der Reumannplatz so übel? Bin immer nur auf Durchreise dort aber er schaut eigentlich ganz nett aus
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