I think this guy is really confused. He doesn't know the difference between the Soviet countries and other socialist /communist European countries that were never part of the Soviet Union like Romania, Hungary, Poland, East Germany, etc. The only former Soviet countries that are in EU today are three baltic countries Latvia, Estonia and Lithuania. Claiming that East Germany was part of Soviet Union sounds just as bad as saying that West Germany was part of United States. He needs to educate himself before spreading false information on RUclips.
@@valsobe4638 Ai apa la indemana? Respira adanc, lent, expira de 5 ori mai incet. Cauta si citeste "Orașe din România, promovate de influenceri străini. Ce spune Christian Grossi despre Timișoara." Zece meleoane pentru ce vezi zilele astea pe net. DAP. Pregateste-te de Mr Beast, Kai Cenat si altii.
@@valsobe4638 Ok, but besides that he's saying this hotel looks Communist in its architecture. Which it *does not,* lol. It was built in the 2000s by an Italian hotel chain, which is where the name comes from... Has nothing to do with the Communist period & it doesn't look Soviet.
Hahahaha we are not soviet never been soviet , Romania was the only country in eastern block wich was not part of the soviet block !! !! Romania was a country communist but not part of the soviet block !
I like the fact that he pronounces "Romania" in every other sentence and, then, throws in the other word, "Soviet," in every, say, 6th sentence, no matter what he is talking about. This guy is funny, but, hey!, he loves Romania, and that's all that matters to me, as a Romanian.
We usually don’t use the amenities in an international hotel, but have used the pool and restaurants in US hotels. I think we are just trying to see as many sites as we can see when we travel internationally and don’t have time to hang out at the hotel! Love these videos!
New subscriber here - saw a clip of yours on another You Tuber channel. Christian, you are so happy, so thoroughly enjoying your life - I just had to subscribe. Be well and happy trails to you 🙂
About soviet buildings: You don't now , how is a soviet building... To name one building, soviet building needs to be at least 2 requirement: 1. Soviet building need to be an construction between 1945 to 1991!! 2. This soviet building need to be placed in USSR or today this country: Rusia, Ukraine, Moldova, Letonia, Estonia, Lituania, Kazakhstan, Azerbaidjan, Georgia, Uzbekistan, Tandjikistan, Tatarstan. ... Romania Never make part of USSR! ... LEARN! DON'T LIE IN YOUR VIDEO! LEARN!
"A world without privileges for wealthy people". If he has access to such a hotel and it is treated like a human being... If it is "open" and being a random human being is a more important value than being "someone" "affluent"... it's "Soviet" /"communist"...
As I saw many people talking about soviet buildings here in romania, I believe they try to say that it resembles the soviet architecture, and we also got some buildings gifted by the USSR which are 100% soviet
@@emanuellamba5828 it was said that the hotel is only 13 yo. It is impossible to be "Soviet", as it is an western investment. True the communist bloc copied the Soviet union architecture, style and housing and suppressed the professionals who didn't do it. But what has been rebuilt even under Soviet occupation wasn't always Soviet.
@@emanuellamba5828 Soviet Union was born in 1920 or 1922. Name "soviet" for buildings or anythink else don't exist in Romania because Romania NEVER was part of URSS or Soviet Union. To use word soviet in Romania it is almost one insult. Of course foreigner people belive communism, socialist or soviet it is the same thing. No, is DIFFERENT. Example: Fork, spoon and plate it is the same think? NO.
@@Christian.Grossi Untold is awesome. Very cheap compared to its European counterparts, people from all over the world. I've been 2 years in a row. Nothing beats it. Watch the aftermovies.
The hotel is italian (that's why it's called that, obviously :) part of the italian "Select Hotels Group". So it has nothing to do with the communist era
idk...from outside it looks like a generic hotel from before the 90's even one from around the 30's. Maybe that's why it's called Hotel Italia, because it's architecture is inspired by that but with a comunist flavour.
No, this hotel was built in the 2000s by an Italian hotel chain, which is where the name comes from... It has nothing to do with the Communist period & it certainly doesn't look Soviet in architecture.
@@Christian.Grossi i know...now im happy because i live in UK...just 20° celsius...but in few days i comeback to romania for few days...i put my self in the fridge tonaight🤣🤣🤣
@@Christian.Grossi and don't forget to visit the vineyards in Moldova (both left and right of the Prut river)... if you want to drink real wine... better than any French, Italian, Portuguese wine, etc... you won't regret it .
You keep miss firing a lot on architecture 🤣. The Train Station from Arad is waaaay older than communism (also Timisoara Station had under-passages but you missed them, you can cross the lines if you don't wanna climb stairs 😜), the Italian Hotel's architecture is also older (but it might be a new building in an old architectural style). The fastest way of recognizing a soviet building: it's ugly, it doesn't have any architecture, it's just straight lines with ugly colors.
@@dyawr Brand new from the 20ty? This guy isn't nuts it looks communist outside, on the inside seems to be alright, he comes from Spain! Can't compare this hut with the hotels on the italian riviera! 😆
@@pauldumitrescu1955 It opened in 2011 & was (obviously) brand new then. That's just 13 years ago. Yes, in building years, this hotel is new & does not need renovation.
I love this Guy
Thank you for showing our country
Top G pointing to a 13 yo Italian hotel: "Soviet!"
Doesn't look soviet at all.
I think this guy is really confused. He doesn't know the difference between the Soviet countries and other socialist /communist European countries that were never part of the Soviet Union like Romania, Hungary, Poland, East Germany, etc. The only former Soviet countries that are in EU today are three baltic countries Latvia, Estonia and Lithuania. Claiming that East Germany was part of Soviet Union sounds just as bad as saying that West Germany was part of United States. He needs to educate himself before spreading false information on RUclips.
@@valsobe4638 Ai apa la indemana? Respira adanc, lent, expira de 5 ori mai incet. Cauta si citeste "Orașe din România, promovate de influenceri străini. Ce spune Christian Grossi despre Timișoara." Zece meleoane pentru ce vezi zilele astea pe net. DAP. Pregateste-te de Mr Beast, Kai Cenat si altii.
@@valsobe4638 Ok, but besides that he's saying this hotel looks Communist in its architecture. Which it *does not,* lol.
It was built in the 2000s by an Italian hotel chain, which is where the name comes from... Has nothing to do with the Communist period & it doesn't look Soviet.
Hahahaha we are not soviet never been soviet , Romania was the only country in eastern block wich was not part of the soviet block !! !! Romania was a country communist but not part of the soviet block !
@@zamolxispagan4087 What are you saying? 😄 Bulgaria, Hungary Czechoslovakia, Poland, hello?
I like the fact that he pronounces "Romania" in every other sentence and, then, throws in the other word, "Soviet," in every, say, 6th sentence, no matter what he is talking about. This guy is funny, but, hey!, he loves Romania, and that's all that matters to me, as a Romanian.
Thank you for promoting my beautiful country
Dude, that hotel was built 20 years after comunist ended
We usually don’t use the amenities in an international hotel, but have used the pool and restaurants in US hotels. I think we are just trying to see as many sites as we can see when we travel internationally and don’t have time to hang out at the hotel! Love these videos!
New subscriber here - saw a clip of yours on another You Tuber channel. Christian, you are so happy, so thoroughly enjoying your life - I just had to subscribe. Be well and happy trails to you 🙂
About soviet buildings: You don't now , how is a soviet building...
To name one building, soviet building needs to be at least 2 requirement:
1. Soviet building need to be an construction between 1945 to 1991!!
2. This soviet building need to be placed in USSR or today this country: Rusia, Ukraine, Moldova, Letonia, Estonia, Lituania, Kazakhstan, Azerbaidjan, Georgia, Uzbekistan, Tandjikistan, Tatarstan.
...
Romania Never make part of USSR!
...
LEARN! DON'T LIE IN YOUR VIDEO!
LEARN!
"A world without privileges for wealthy people". If he has access to such a hotel and it is treated like a human being... If it is "open" and being a random human being is a more important value than being "someone" "affluent"... it's "Soviet" /"communist"...
As I saw many people talking about soviet buildings here in romania, I believe they try to say that it resembles the soviet architecture, and we also got some buildings gifted by the USSR which are 100% soviet
@@emanuellamba5828 it was said that the hotel is only 13 yo. It is impossible to be "Soviet", as it is an western investment. True the communist bloc copied the Soviet union architecture, style and housing and suppressed the professionals who didn't do it. But what has been rebuilt even under Soviet occupation wasn't always Soviet.
@@emanuellamba5828
Soviet Union was born in 1920 or 1922.
Name "soviet" for buildings or anythink else don't exist in Romania because Romania NEVER was part of URSS or Soviet Union. To use word soviet in Romania it is almost one insult.
Of course foreigner people belive communism, socialist or soviet it is the same thing.
No, is DIFFERENT.
Example:
Fork, spoon and plate it is the same think? NO.
It is also the heritage of the Bauhaus movement. It is a classic hotel with normal windows like at home and not glass walls like at the office.
I am from Timișoara, and I'm jealous on Cluj because they have the Untold Festival
Untold seems awesome
@@Christian.Grossi Untold is awesome. Very cheap compared to its European counterparts, people from all over the world. I've been 2 years in a row. Nothing beats it. Watch the aftermovies.
Its beautiful!
Hellooooo! Thank you for these videos 🔥
So happy you like them 😁
Interesting!
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The hotel is italian (that's why it's called that, obviously :) part of the italian "Select Hotels Group". So it has nothing to do with the communist era
From a British man perspective, most people know of Romania
Oh but where's Andy? 😆
Cheers man, I like your personality. And your green cap. Stay hydrated, we're cooking @ +40°C
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idk...from outside it looks like a generic hotel from before the 90's even one from around the 30's. Maybe that's why it's called Hotel Italia, because it's architecture is inspired by that but with a comunist flavour.
No, this hotel was built in the 2000s by an Italian hotel chain, which is where the name comes from... It has nothing to do with the Communist period & it certainly doesn't look Soviet in architecture.
and is time to stay more time here this year...this summer is very hot
The heat is insane now
@@Christian.Grossi i know...now im happy because i live in UK...just 20° celsius...but in few days i comeback to romania for few days...i put my self in the fridge tonaight🤣🤣🤣
@@Christian.Grossi and don't forget to visit the vineyards in Moldova (both left and right of the Prut river)... if you want to drink real wine... better than any French, Italian, Portuguese wine, etc... you won't regret it .
You keep miss firing a lot on architecture 🤣. The Train Station from Arad is waaaay older than communism (also Timisoara Station had under-passages but you missed them, you can cross the lines if you don't wanna climb stairs 😜), the Italian Hotel's architecture is also older (but it might be a new building in an old architectural style).
The fastest way of recognizing a soviet building: it's ugly, it doesn't have any architecture, it's just straight lines with ugly colors.
They are kind of retro hungarians, hotel needs a renovation.
@macaron-vc8wf Ya he pretty much clueless when it comes to the arhitecture style .
The hotel was just opened 10 years ago & built in the 2000s, lol. Why would it need a renovation, it looks brand new? (bc it is)
@@dyawr It looks communist outside, inside seems to be ok!
@@dyawr Brand new from the 20ty? This guy isn't nuts it looks communist outside, on the inside seems to be alright, he comes from Spain! Can't compare this hut with the hotels on the italian riviera! 😆
@@pauldumitrescu1955 It opened in 2011 & was (obviously) brand new then. That's just 13 years ago. Yes, in building years, this hotel is new & does not need renovation.
Nice girls in cluj ❤❤❤
You're sick
Brasov and Bucharest are overrated imo, timisoara and cluj are my personal favourites
what a piece of rubbish!
You? Yes.