@@Eitoon remember, when you will get lost, bcs of u didn’t watch the video… Dutch people still has to wear oxygen masks there and it is still just a half of the biggest mountains in CZ
you have at least an option to claim sea when it is as expensive as land there. We in landlocked countries, have hills and mountains, but no expansion is possible. (joke)
The cinematography and the storytelling on your videos is absolutely amazing and just keeps getting better and better. Such high quality content is not something you can find anywhere. ❤
"Kneipe" is used in German in exactly the same sense as "Knajpa" 🙂 I always loved the way Czech takes foreign loan words and adjusts the spelling so that the pronounciation stays the same (jam - džem, weekend - víkend). But my favourite was a shop that I found years ago when I lived in Prague: "Fajnšmekr" - took me at least a triple take to realise that the title came from the German word "Feinschmecker", which is a really old way of refering to a Gourmet 😁
I think it's the proper way to loan words :) Writing is there to represent the spoken language, and it could become confusing if it's the other way around
we czechs can barely write in our own language, you expect us to learn any new word spellings ? No-uh sire, we are quite occupied with making our own language as complex as possible, thank you.... ...like right so now every foreign woman have to be named with -ová ending, so Julian Mooreová, Sharon Stoneová, too stupid and needlessly complicated ? Awesome, its official rule now suckers (thats a fact though)
@@Enkabard I love when women have hyphenated last name, the TV commenters will add -ova to both of the last names so we stupid Czechs would for sure know that it's a girl we are talking about.
Well as the Czech lands were part of the holy roman empire and the german countries for a tousand years till 1918/1945, with some 2/5 of the population ethnic Germans - there is a huge number of german words in Czech language, at least 1300, many of them the most basic - talíř=teller, šunka=schincken, kuchyne=kuche, knedlík=knodel, vana=wanne, etc., etc...thats why :))
Well I didn't make it to the mountains on this trip to the Czech Republic, as I am finishing my weekend Prague I would like to thank you guys for all your great videos that help me out on this trip. I do plan on coming back and spending more time here Thanks for everything
INTERESTING FORGOTTEN FACT 5:35 Shows a glimpse of kiosk on Promenádní way, one of the main traverse routes of the whole mountains between Jizerka village and Smědava cottage. In this kiosk you WILL NOT find written prices on anything, you pay as much as you think is enough. We have been told this has been like this for last 20+ years and it still keeps the kiosk operational, because most people apparently pay enough to cover running costs. It is really a cool concept and I am sorry Honza and Janek haven´t stopped and covered this in this video. Is there a reason for it, guys?
Wow! Beautiful. The first time I went to Czech Republic, I was taken to Jiserska hory to try cross-country skiing, we stayed at Presinska Chata, and we stopped at that same cafe in Hrebinek. I fell in love with a country and have been back many times. Great to see 😊
Hi from Poland. We do enjoy Jizerské Hory / Góry iIzerskie 🙂. Thank you for an excellent vlog. I remember Prague from 80's, both early and late 90's and from 2000s. Tremendous change.
What do you serve them: yes. Love it. Also thank you for the recommendation, I'm planning holidays to Czech Republic with my family next year, it's always great to see cool places.
This was a very nostalgic video for me as I lived just up the road from Jablonec , in Liberec, for many years. I spent many an hour walking "in the nature" and "picking up the mushrooms" 😀
My 1st visit to Prague .. I arrive in 4 weeks (American in the Philippines) and I'll spend a month walking, exploring and enjoying the history of Prague. *I've watched maybe 15 of your videos, thanks.
My partner and I visited Jizerskehory and Krkonossky National Park two weeks ago, everything was as beautiful as your videos have shown. You are right, I didn't see much litter anywhere and did my part too. I look forward to seeing more about the region after you move there. Maybe once you are one too you won't feel as awkward interviewing the locals!
As someone whose dedecek had a cottage in these mountains, this video is bringing back lots of nostalgic feelings. Going to the Czech Republic and spending a month during the summer just exploring Jizerske Hory was such a fun time.
As a someone from Prague who frequently travels around the country I must say that Jablonec & Liberec are my favourite cities so far! Along with Litoměřice and Olomouc. Jablonec is like a tiny San Francisco with very steep streets. The dam area (Jablonec sea) is amazing and the city centre is really beautiful, full of German history. Also, the Volt brewery located here produces some of the best quality beers I ever had and their steampunk villa is a hidden gem I always love to visit. For public transport enthusiasts there are modernized T3 trams, bus network is provided by Umbrella with old Mercedes coaches from Hamburg and both cities are connected by a direct tram which railway is currently under reconstruction.
Very nice place also called Isergebirge in german, little bit like Sumava or a very secret but one of the most beautiful places in CZ called Kladska, northern of Marianek, Marienbad. You are absolutly right, czech republic is so much more than Prague. One of my favourites is Kutna Hora, Kuttenberg. I like it very much there. P.S. Knajpa is a nice czech Word for the german Kneipe (small pub), its a institution in Germany (like in the UK and Ireland), typicaly at the corner of a house = Eckkneipe.
Janek when you ordered the Swiechcova sorry for the spelling , I just about fell over , my favorite dish !!!! I'm Czech-American 🇨🇿 🇺🇲❤️ . Prague is beautiful, but yes take your videos to the outdoors of Czechia ❤️
You have absolutely nothing to apologize for, Kim. That is the best ever spelling of "svíčková" by a native speaker of English. I may even steal it and start using it with my Czech friends! All the best, and Czechia would be delighted to have you come and explore some of our countryside.
They're not regular cows, that made me laugh. I'm originally from Scotland and Highland cattle produce very good quality beef. They are tasty. But I want to visit Jarda's Bistro, chleba se sadlem looks like first choice.
Oh you'll be deligted. I feel large cities a bit oppresive and rushed but there are so many places for a nice stroll in Czechia and they are close to each other which is amazing. When I have a free Sunday I often just pack a small bag, hop into my car and then I think which of 4 mountain-ranges would be the best to visit that day as I have just so many in a roughly 1 hour radius from home. :-)
I am that kind of idiot who watches the original czech version and then this english one - just to check differences and again - nothing :) spot on, so you guys are being treated equaly and that makes me happy :)
You can go East, West, North and South, only depends how much time you have. For Fall and if you dont have too much time, i recommend Kuta Hora. Martins Vine, and a little very historical Rocky horror picture Show. Kutna Hora/ Kuttenberg. P.S. I m not from Kutna Hora. Greetings from 250km West Nuremberg/ Nürnberg, also beautiful.
I have been going to Jizerka 1 every summer for a few years now with large telescopes to look at the stars. It is great there and with the bicycle and the many hiking destinations around you can also have a wonderful holiday...
This area reminds me of the beautiful Šumava/Bohemian Forest area near Vimperk that my mother’s grandparents left to come to the USA, long before the expulsion. Every restaurant in that area has the wonderful smells of my Grandmother’s kitchen!
Not something “bigger to eat” - the correct way to say this is something “heartier to eat” - I adore your English anyway Janek - you are so likable! You are a great ambassador for the Czech people ;))))))
Hi guys, I love your videos and the places you show every week, you know what would be awesome? If you could show how to get to the places you visit… I remember I made a trip to Kutna Hora using your video and it was super easy to move around the city because of you. I hope you can at least mention transportation options for the ones who don’t drive. Thank you! 🙏
When I lived in Czechia, I took a trip to the mountain forest in north Bohemia but the forest was completely dead because of acid rain. That was in the 1990's so it's nice to see a healthy forest in this beautiful landscape.
Thank you for showing this beautiful region. I've spend great time there in the past,cross-country skiing and backpacking around PL/CZ border. Greetings from Geneva ;-)
I go to cz every year to see family and seeing the beautiful small pubs just makes me miss it!! The pubs and the big supermarkets are my favourite part, and of course the tocena zmrzlina!!!
As the locals in Jablonec say: "We have only two types of weather. It is raining or it will be raining" The more correct saying is "It is either raining or it is uphill."
We're always watching your videos with my Czech in laws here in South Australia. We're fan of you two my husband missed his hometown place because of you he is very excited to go back there one day with me
Skiing only ever ends in tears, like crying when your tear muscles, break legs and arms, and catch horrible colds. A warm fire in a knajpa with friends and good beer always ends with fun, laughter and love. Make good choices, travellers,
Nice nature walk. We are from the mighty hight of Kanchenjunga & Everest :) and not skipping it because we believe every land has something to say well if you really want to keen.
There is a word in Icelandic pronounced pretty much the same as knajpa, and it means pretty much the same. So, now you've learned a word in Icelandic as well. Oh, the Icelandic spelling is knæpa.
It's nice to know that there are important common phrases shared between our languages. And I'm sure that sitting in a cosy knæpa, eating hákarl abd drinking with friends is rather similar to sitting in a cosy knajpa, eating Olomoucké tarůžky and drinking with friends.😊
Oh, we like it when you interview the cute handsome local farmers even if they're the quiet type 😉 Beautiful places, thank you for sharing, I'd love to visit 👍
Thank you Janek and Honza, this was a awesome video. I was critial first when i saw its not about prague, but the landscapes are really beautiful and you both made me laugh multiple times with the interviews. Really sympathic people there. I will try to visit the region when i have enough money and time.
Excellent Presentation! You guys need to give tour guides...small groups or anything that suits you. Perhaps start a company, with the appropriate staff that can showcase the beauty and tastes in the Chech Republic.
Just consider not coming at a weekend as the main starting points (Bedřichov, Hrabětice) can be overcrowded: you know, full car parks, traffic jams on access roads. Staying in Jizerka is lovely but you should know it has some of the lowest temperatures in this country in winter time…
Great place. Pure beauty. Really nice, welcoming, opened local people. I've been to that mountains somewhere near Usty nad Labem if I'm not mistaken. Wish to come back again.
Thanks to your videos, Poland is now on my bucket list. My husband is Hungarian & I loved Budapest (not the politics 😑) I hope to visit Prague & places like this soon. ~Thanks! From Canada 🇨🇦
This was actually such an amazing episode, and yes, your country is absolutely glorious. It's crazy what you can discover when you move from the city centre and the touristy areas. I hope you will do more of these, apart from chasing scammers in Prague LOL 😅😂
In Jablonec be aware of some dark skinned people (Gypsies) which might be even more interested into you if they do understand that you don’t speak Czech. Just keep on going and avoid by these people crowded places for longer standing. Mainly in the darker hours of the day….
Edit: It‘s not about racism. Everywhere can be bad people. It’s not about ethnicity. It’s about experience in that case. I visited Jablonec with a German friend last year. We‘ve spoken German together. It was a think that I never experienced before because I speak Czech as mother tongue. Jablonec is well known (together with towns like Děčín, Ústí nad Labem, Most, Chomutov) for such problems. We were passing the bigger bus station where a crowd of older teenagers was hanging around. As they saw us, they stood up and followed us. Nothing happened, but the unsafe feeling being only two followed by a group of about 5 guys wasn’t nice and in darker hours of the day I really don’t want to know was able to happen. They can be really nice to you, until one of them takes your backpack behind you or they surround you.
Love your channel, I have learned so much about the Czech Republic. You should do a segment on the famous Czech German Shepherds of the Pohranicni Straze. A lot has been lost since Jiri Novotny passed, he was the former head breeder of PS dogs. Those lines are diminishing and I wonder if they will ever be resurrected to their former glory. Keep up the good work and be safe.
Thank you for this video, the area looks absolutely beautiful. The longest I have stayed in the Czech Republic is two weeks, I am hoping one day to spend September through November. I have no doubt it would a fantastic visit, I would certainly spend some time in this region.
Great photography, thank you. Maybe telling prices on travel, rooms besides food and drink would be helpful. Many people have no idea about euros versus dollars or Czech crowns.
very beautiful thank you for sharing. europe is most lovely place in the world. i am german living in canada and i can tell you honestly i miss european culture the most. big hugs :)
awesome video guys. sharing also places besides Prague. ❤ It looks also like a great place for trail running🤗 also, as they have peat bogs, and peat is used in Scotland to make whisky...is there someone there doing any kind of distillery? 😜
I am looking forward to your video about Šumava - our water goes also to two different seas - but they are little further away - to the North Sea and to Black Sea (via Vltava - Labe and Řezná - Dunaj)
In Ireland we have something similar (here 1 of many, Lanyon Quoit standing stones, Peninsular in Cornwall) They say there were used for after we burn the Dead. We put the ash there. It a doorway into the other 🌎 😊🇮🇪 it a story
There is a paradise 90 minutes by car from Prague in any direction. In fact, usually much less time to reach the paradise is needed. Prague is a tourist trap unless you really know what to and not to (I have to say HG tries really hard to explain). The real wonderland begins just a few km away.
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Look at mister fancy "we only have a 900m high mountain", as a Dutchman we are proud to have a.... hill
As someone from Florida - I am used to be at or below sea level. The only hill we have is a landfill
Aghdont be angry com to Denmark over highest point is araount 120 m ha ha so talk about hill 🙄
Lol , I'm from Midwest US, it's flat farm lands for state after state after state 😅
I'm from Switzerland! I like this videos! 😀😀😀
I’m in the PNW. Happy to see other spaces with such natural beauty respected and preserved! 💚
I'm Austrian and I'm glad to say that I'm happy I didn't skip the video :)
These "mountains" definitely got on my bucketlist
;((( mountains
I skiped it :P
@@Eitoon remember, when you will get lost, bcs of u didn’t watch the video… Dutch people still has to wear oxygen masks there and it is still just a half of the biggest mountains in CZ
@@vitycz If i get lost in CZ mountains as an Austrian, i dont deserve to live tbh
natural selection
0:10 Watching from the Netherlands. Anything above sea level is pretty much a mountain for us.
you have at least an option to claim sea when it is as expensive as land there. We in landlocked countries, have hills and mountains, but no expansion is possible. (joke)
The cinematography and the storytelling on your videos is absolutely amazing and just keeps getting better and better. Such high quality content is not something you can find anywhere. ❤
"Kneipe" is used in German in exactly the same sense as "Knajpa" 🙂
I always loved the way Czech takes foreign loan words and adjusts the spelling so that the pronounciation stays the same (jam - džem, weekend - víkend).
But my favourite was a shop that I found years ago when I lived in Prague: "Fajnšmekr" - took me at least a triple take to realise that the title came from the German word "Feinschmecker", which is a really old way of refering to a Gourmet 😁
I think it's the proper way to loan words :) Writing is there to represent the spoken language, and it could become confusing if it's the other way around
we czechs can barely write in our own language, you expect us to learn any new word spellings ? No-uh sire, we are quite occupied with making our own language as complex as possible, thank you....
...like right so now every foreign woman have to be named with -ová ending, so Julian Mooreová, Sharon Stoneová, too stupid and needlessly complicated ? Awesome, its official rule now suckers (thats a fact though)
@@Enkabard I love when women have hyphenated last name, the TV commenters will add -ova to both of the last names so we stupid Czechs would for sure know that it's a girl we are talking about.
And especially German. You can really see the influence from medieval times
Well as the Czech lands were part of the holy roman empire and the german countries for a tousand years till 1918/1945, with some 2/5 of the population ethnic Germans - there is a huge number of german words in Czech language, at least 1300, many of them the most basic - talíř=teller, šunka=schincken, kuchyne=kuche, knedlík=knodel, vana=wanne, etc., etc...thats why :))
Well I didn't make it to the mountains on this trip to the Czech Republic, as I am finishing my weekend Prague I would like to thank you guys for all your great videos that help me out on this trip.
I do plan on coming back and spending more time here
Thanks for everything
INTERESTING FORGOTTEN FACT
5:35 Shows a glimpse of kiosk on Promenádní way, one of the main traverse routes of the whole mountains between Jizerka village and Smědava cottage. In this kiosk you WILL NOT find written prices on anything, you pay as much as you think is enough. We have been told this has been like this for last 20+ years and it still keeps the kiosk operational, because most people apparently pay enough to cover running costs.
It is really a cool concept and I am sorry Honza and Janek haven´t stopped and covered this in this video. Is there a reason for it, guys?
Wow! Beautiful. The first time I went to Czech Republic, I was taken to Jiserska hory to try cross-country skiing, we stayed at Presinska Chata, and we stopped at that same cafe in Hrebinek. I fell in love with a country and have been back many times. Great to see 😊
Hi from Poland. We
do enjoy Jizerské Hory / Góry iIzerskie 🙂.
Thank you for an excellent vlog. I remember Prague from 80's, both early and late 90's and from 2000s. Tremendous change.
show Czeski Grand Canyon - the view stunned me. a hidden pearl in Czech Republic. Cheers from Poland!
What do you serve them: yes. Love it. Also thank you for the recommendation, I'm planning holidays to Czech Republic with my family next year, it's always great to see cool places.
This was a very nostalgic video for me as I lived just up the road from Jablonec , in Liberec, for many years. I spent many an hour walking "in the nature" and "picking up the mushrooms" 😀
My 1st visit to Prague .. I arrive in 4 weeks (American in the Philippines) and I'll spend a month walking, exploring and enjoying the history of Prague. *I've watched maybe 15 of your videos, thanks.
Over Christmas will be a lot, a lot of tourists from all over in Pargue. And it could be cold with bad wether. Better visit in spring or summer.
@@thomasmuller9243 Hope to see you play well in Qatar soon, Thomas. :)
My partner and I visited Jizerskehory and Krkonossky National Park two weeks ago, everything was as beautiful as your videos have shown. You are right, I didn't see much litter anywhere and did my part too. I look forward to seeing more about the region after you move there. Maybe once you are one too you won't feel as awkward interviewing the locals!
As someone whose dedecek had a cottage in these mountains, this video is bringing back lots of nostalgic feelings. Going to the Czech Republic and spending a month during the summer just exploring Jizerske Hory was such a fun time.
The best 15 minutes of the week
Hahahaa, I'm Austrian and my indexfinger was starting to rise, but i had to lower it back with a goog laugh! Nice one!
Pozdravy z Vídne!
As a someone from Prague who frequently travels around the country I must say that Jablonec & Liberec are my favourite cities so far! Along with Litoměřice and Olomouc. Jablonec is like a tiny San Francisco with very steep streets. The dam area (Jablonec sea) is amazing and the city centre is really beautiful, full of German history. Also, the Volt brewery located here produces some of the best quality beers I ever had and their steampunk villa is a hidden gem I always love to visit.
For public transport enthusiasts there are modernized T3 trams, bus network is provided by Umbrella with old Mercedes coaches from Hamburg and both cities are connected by a direct tram which railway is currently under reconstruction.
I had a girlfriend from this region, now I understand why she loved her home so much.
Going there is on my to-do-list now.
Watching from Austria, will not skip a single second of your video 😉!
Honest Guide is the #2 reason why I’m going to move to the Czech Republic.
What’s #1?
Very nice place also called Isergebirge in german, little bit like Sumava or a very secret but one of the most beautiful places in CZ called Kladska, northern of Marianek, Marienbad. You are absolutly right, czech republic is so much more than Prague. One of my favourites is Kutna Hora, Kuttenberg. I like it very much there.
P.S. Knajpa is a nice czech Word for the german Kneipe (small pub), its a institution in Germany (like in the UK and Ireland), typicaly at the corner of a house = Eckkneipe.
I seem to remember them having a video about Mariankse Lazne, I think they were at Boheminium, the outdoor Miniatures museum.
I'm from Quebec Canada and your forests and mountains (in this video anyway) look very similar to ours!
We even have an area named "Czech Canada" (Česká Kanada). It's in the south eastern part of South Bohemian region.
@@milanhales339 Oh wow I didn't know that! Thanks for the info!
Thats actyally true, especially with the fog, looks like British Columbia then
Janek when you ordered the Swiechcova sorry for the spelling , I just about fell over , my favorite dish !!!! I'm Czech-American 🇨🇿 🇺🇲❤️ . Prague is beautiful, but yes take your videos to the outdoors of Czechia ❤️
You have absolutely nothing to apologize for, Kim. That is the best ever spelling of "svíčková" by a native speaker of English. I may even steal it and start using it with my Czech friends!
All the best, and Czechia would be delighted to have you come and explore some of our countryside.
They're not regular cows, that made me laugh. I'm originally from Scotland and Highland cattle produce very good quality beef. They are tasty. But I want to visit Jarda's Bistro, chleba se sadlem looks like first choice.
Really looks very appealing to visit. Never been a city person, so this is really what I will visit in CZ.
Oh you'll be deligted. I feel large cities a bit oppresive and rushed but there are so many places for a nice stroll in Czechia and they are close to each other which is amazing. When I have a free Sunday I often just pack a small bag, hop into my car and then I think which of 4 mountain-ranges would be the best to visit that day as I have just so many in a roughly 1 hour radius from home. :-)
I am that kind of idiot who watches the original czech version and then this english one - just to check differences and again - nothing :) spot on, so you guys are being treated equaly and that makes me happy :)
In a way, thanks to you, I'm in Prague today and still have some days left to explore the Czech Republic. 🥰
You can go East, West, North and South, only depends how much time you have. For Fall and if you dont have too much time, i recommend Kuta Hora. Martins Vine, and a little very historical Rocky horror picture Show. Kutna Hora/ Kuttenberg. P.S. I m not from Kutna Hora. Greetings from 250km West Nuremberg/ Nürnberg, also beautiful.
@@wernerleinberger9847 woow thanks for the last tip ✨
I have been going to Jizerka 1 every summer for a few years now with large telescopes to look at the stars. It is great there and with the bicycle and the many hiking destinations around you can also have a wonderful holiday...
This area reminds me of the beautiful Šumava/Bohemian Forest area near Vimperk that my mother’s grandparents left to come to the USA, long before the expulsion. Every restaurant in that area has the wonderful smells of my Grandmother’s kitchen!
Every video you do outside of Prague absolutely blow my mind
Not something “bigger to eat” - the correct way to say this is something “heartier to eat” - I adore your English anyway Janek - you are so likable! You are a great ambassador for the Czech people ;))))))
Hi guys, I love your videos and the places you show every week, you know what would be awesome? If you could show how to get to the places you visit… I remember I made a trip to Kutna Hora using your video and it was super easy to move around the city because of you. I hope you can at least mention transportation options for the ones who don’t drive. Thank you! 🙏
I am gonna go there to cycle in the summer and now I look forward to it even more!
I did it now and it was awesome. If you ever do a video again on this, you should mention how great cycling is there.
When I lived in Czechia, I took a trip to the mountain forest in north Bohemia but the forest was completely dead because of acid rain. That was in the 1990's so it's nice to see a healthy forest in this beautiful landscape.
Thank you for showing this beautiful region. I've spend great time there in the past,cross-country skiing and backpacking around PL/CZ border.
Greetings from Geneva ;-)
I go to cz every year to see family and seeing the beautiful small pubs just makes me miss it!! The pubs and the big supermarkets are my favourite part, and of course the tocena zmrzlina!!!
As the locals in Jablonec say: "We have only two types of weather. It is raining or it will be raining" The more correct saying is "It is either raining or it is uphill."
The background music selection in Honest Guide videos is really great, not just to add noise, but feeling. Good job Mr. Honza
A really very nice episode that sparked my interest in visiting this area of the Czech Republic.
Baltic sea is the sea above the Baltic countries. You marked it the other way around. Great video though. Keep up the good work!
I noticed the same.
@@czerwonykrawat Nerd! 😀
@@ransch123 I was just surprised there was no Baltic Sea above my country :D
Glad to see that you have featured areas other than Praha. This is beautiful. Makes me want to visit.
Love it. Could you do a video on traveling in Czech Republic through car, or renting a car in your country?
Ohhh, lovely Jizera mountains
2:12 you had a 50/50 chance
We're always watching your videos with my Czech in laws here in South Australia. We're fan of you two my husband missed his hometown place because of you he is very excited to go back there one day with me
Amazing episode guys!
Thank you Janek, I have visited some amazing forests in Germany, Austria and Lithuania before but never been here. Will look to go here in the summer.
Can we get a guide on the WhistleVerse and where Danny is being kept?
That cafe looks super cozy
Skiing only ever ends in tears, like crying when your tear muscles, break legs and arms, and catch horrible colds.
A warm fire in a knajpa with friends and good beer always ends with fun, laughter and love.
Make good choices, travellers,
Fun fact, Knajpa(Кнайпа) is also present in Ukrainian language and has the same meaning😊 Thanks for an amazing video! Love your channel!
Nice nature walk. We are from the mighty hight of Kanchenjunga & Everest :) and not skipping it because we believe every land has something to say well if you really want to keen.
That word already seemed suspicious to me when I heard it in the video. In German, it's "Kneipe"
There is a word in Icelandic pronounced pretty much the same as knajpa, and it means pretty much the same. So, now you've learned a word in Icelandic as well. Oh, the Icelandic spelling is knæpa.
It's nice to know that there are important common phrases shared between our languages. And I'm sure that sitting in a cosy knæpa, eating hákarl abd drinking with friends is rather similar to sitting in a cosy knajpa, eating Olomoucké tarůžky and drinking with friends.😊
Oh, we like it when you interview the cute handsome local farmers even if they're the quiet type 😉
Beautiful places, thank you for sharing, I'd love to visit 👍
it's in my trip wishlist from Dresden
Thank you Janek and Honza, this was a awesome video. I was critial first when i saw its not about prague, but the landscapes are really beautiful and you both made me laugh multiple times with the interviews. Really sympathic people there. I will try to visit the region when i have enough money and time.
Another great video. His english is better than some native speakers.
Excellent Presentation!
You guys need to give tour guides...small groups or anything that suits you.
Perhaps start a company, with the appropriate staff that can showcase the beauty and tastes in the Chech Republic.
I Love Jizera Mountains also very much, once I met Rübezahl and had a good Talk about the Region ,the Nature and His Most Loved spots there :-)
Extremely beautiful ❤️
Thank you! I Love cross-country skiing but wasn't aware of this place. Definitely a must for the future
Just consider not coming at a weekend as the main starting points (Bedřichov, Hrabětice) can be overcrowded: you know, full car parks, traffic jams on access roads. Staying in Jizerka is lovely but you should know it has some of the lowest temperatures in this country in winter time…
Hello from Romania❤️
Great video!! Very cool and relevant content. Really want to go explore more of Czech Republic 🇨🇿
Damn what a timing, just was there on a hike this weekend
Great place. Pure beauty. Really nice, welcoming, opened local people. I've been to that mountains somewhere near Usty nad Labem if I'm not mistaken. Wish to come back again.
Some of the views and shots remind me of the Scottish Highlands, rough, rugged and beautiful
Watching from the Philippines!
Your vlogs are cool... Keep it up 🤘
Omg mate looks amazing there im slovak and never been to jizerske hory so wanna now
That's a sign of culture a place you can get a coffee or a beer
Jablonec looks very tempting.
Thanks to your videos, Poland is now on my bucket list. My husband is Hungarian & I loved Budapest (not the politics 😑) I hope to visit Prague & places like this soon. ~Thanks! From Canada 🇨🇦
These vids are so fun! I wish I knew of channels like yours for other cool countries.
I fucken love your channel, your energy the content, rlly everything about it!!! Ty
This was actually such an amazing episode, and yes, your country is absolutely glorious. It's crazy what you can discover when you move from the city centre and the touristy areas. I hope you will do more of these, apart from chasing scammers in Prague LOL 😅😂
In Jablonec be aware of some dark skinned people (Gypsies) which might be even more interested into you if they do understand that you don’t speak Czech. Just keep on going and avoid by these people crowded places for longer standing. Mainly in the darker hours of the day….
Edit: It‘s not about racism. Everywhere can be bad people. It’s not about ethnicity. It’s about experience in that case. I visited Jablonec with a German friend last year. We‘ve spoken German together. It was a think that I never experienced before because I speak Czech as mother tongue. Jablonec is well known (together with towns like Děčín, Ústí nad Labem, Most, Chomutov) for such problems. We were passing the bigger bus station where a crowd of older teenagers was hanging around. As they saw us, they stood up and followed us. Nothing happened, but the unsafe feeling being only two followed by a group of about 5 guys wasn’t nice and in darker hours of the day I really don’t want to know was able to happen. They can be really nice to you, until one of them takes your backpack behind you or they surround you.
Jizerky jsou láska
I am from Austria, but I don’t live in the alps and my great grandparents came from Czechoslovakia, so I am interested in those videos anyways! Lol
Love your channel, I have learned so much about the Czech Republic. You should do a segment on the famous Czech German Shepherds of the Pohranicni Straze. A lot has been lost since Jiri Novotny passed, he was the former head breeder of PS dogs. Those lines are diminishing and I wonder if they will ever be resurrected to their former glory. Keep up the good work and be safe.
Thank you for this video, the area looks absolutely beautiful. The longest I have stayed in the Czech Republic is two weeks, I am hoping one day to spend September through November. I have no doubt it would a fantastic visit, I would certainly spend some time in this region.
Czech Republic is beautiful
Great photography, thank you. Maybe telling prices on travel, rooms besides food and drink would be helpful. Many people have no idea about euros versus dollars or Czech crowns.
Always to your advantage if you are from the West. It is cheaper than most of Western Europe.
very beautiful thank you for sharing. europe is most lovely place in the world. i am german living in canada and i can tell you honestly i miss european culture the most. big hugs :)
Probably your best episode actually! I would definitley check this small town out!! :) :)
I would love to ride a bike in these mountains
Check BKXC's videos from our country on RUclips
I would love to go there but we won't have time. Maybe next time. Beautiful!
awesome video guys. sharing also places besides Prague. ❤
It looks also like a great place for trail running🤗
also, as they have peat bogs, and peat is used in Scotland to make whisky...is there someone there doing any kind of distillery? 😜
always loved this country 🥰
I am looking forward to your video about Šumava - our water goes also to two different seas - but they are little further away - to the North Sea and to Black Sea (via Vltava - Labe and Řezná - Dunaj)
I think the Rock sitting on the boulder may have been a runestone just from the overall shape
Great content! Looking forward to more nature!
Beautiful. Definitely visiting when next travel to Czech.
Home, sweet home. ❤️
You lost me at «snow». Love from Norway
Some common words in Czech and Romanian: Jizerky - Iezer, Rašeliniště - răzelniște, bižuterie - bijuterie, šljivovica - șlivobiță
In Ireland we have something similar (here 1 of many, Lanyon Quoit standing stones, Peninsular in Cornwall)
They say there were used for after we burn the Dead. We put the ash there. It a doorway into the other 🌎 😊🇮🇪 it a story
A few less pine trees and that's southern Ohio. Very beautiful.
There is a paradise 90 minutes by car from Prague in any direction. In fact, usually much less time to reach the paradise is needed.
Prague is a tourist trap unless you really know what to and not to (I have to say HG tries really hard to explain). The real wonderland begins just a few km away.