Viví allí hace ya 3 años. Como lo hecho de menos. Han cambiado las calles bastante y no hay tanto traffico. Sigue siendo mi hogar lejos de casa. Aunque soy ingles, siempre seré Madrileño. Gracias por su video
Timestamps; Retiro waterfront; 1:56 Retiro peacocks calling out; 6:16 Puerta de Alcalá; 11:14 Fuente de Cibeles; 11:55 Banco de España; 12:05 Círculo de Bellas Artes (on the left currently under some restoration work, great place for a gin & tonic); 12:32 Edificio Metrópolis; 12:33 Gran Via; 12:49 Callao; 16:21 Girl getting spoken to about virus mask; 17:50 Mic fail 😅 ; 18:08 Mercado de San Miguel; 20:17 Botín (oldest restaurant in the world) (on the left, greyish brown brick with the wooden front at street level); 20:43 Calle De La Clava Baja (popular going out street in La Latina); 21:23 Metro La Latina; 22:59 Plaza de Cascorro; 24:14 If you enjoyed please consider subscribing, it's 100% free to you and will help me on my dream to doing this full time!
Typical stereotyped semi racist comment based on no data. FYI Spanish roads are one of the safest in the world. OTOH you need to check your observation skills, he was using most of the time bike lanes, in Madrid all lanes with a 30 km/h mark and a bicycle draw are bike lanes. You are welcome. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_traffic-related_death_rate
@@Daniel-nt5gh Madrid es una ciudad peligrosa para montar en bici, es cierto que hay carriles habilitados para las bicis, pero comparten el espacio con los coches y, sean españoles o no los conductores, eso es arriesgado. Es una pena que Madrid no tenga una buena red de carril bici como tantas otras ciudades españolas y europeas.
@@wyllybona Si claro que no es como Amsterdam o Vitoria, es más de 10 veces más grande, con mucho más tráfico y muchas cuestas. Tampoco ayuda el irse metiendo en el carril bus y en dirección contraria como hace el del vídeo, o cambiarse de carril sin aviso y cuando le viene en gana como hacen los del coche de policía municipal varias veces. Pero si sería precioso tener canales y barquitas, rodeados de bicicletas para poder pasear, en eso estoy contigo, y me encantaría que todo el mundo fuese al curro en bici, los que viven a 40 km incluidos, menuda calidad del aire y menuda salud cardiorrespiratoria. Ahora bien, lo que decía el berzas del comentario anterior había que hacérselo tragar y además con datos reales.
@@Daniel-nt5gh I have been in Madrid for a month and drivers are over speeding like crazy and do not stop at pedestrian crossings. I was literally almost run over 2-3 times in the span of a month and I don't leave the house often. In Madrid they drive crazy fast, they overtake while I am crossing (something you lose your license for in civilized countries). The drivers use speed bumps as ramps to see how much air they can get (listen to their shock absorbers lmao it's crazy). One scooter almost crashed when I crossed the pedestrian crossing and he locked the rear wheel over the speed bump. I can hear the cars open the throttle even more when they approach pedestrian crossings, it's really unbelievable. I have never seen so much double parking in my life. I have never seen people just park anywhere on the road, at the traffic light, in the roundabout, ON THE WALKWAY. Madrid drivers are clinically insane. The biggest joke is that there is a huge police presence and they do absolutely nothing.
@@difflocktwo You are lying. We don't get those numbers being an uncivilized country, check again my previous link with statistics about road safety at the world, those are real data, not the biased view of someone who claims to come to Madrid to stay as much as possible at home for a month. In fact it is so clear that you are lying that no one can see those things that you describe on this video like double parking, accelerating at pedestrian cross to the point that you can hear car's engines etc... My question is why you do that? What is your benefit about lying on this issue? You don't get enough attention at home?
Viví allí hace ya 3 años. Como lo hecho de menos. Han cambiado las calles bastante y no hay tanto traffico. Sigue siendo mi hogar lejos de casa. Aunque soy ingles, siempre seré Madrileño. Gracias por su video
Thank you! Hope you can come back soon and take a caña in the plaza in more relaxed times.
So few cars. Beautiful.
Hey man keep up the good work! We were missing these kind of videos here in Madrid. Great videos
Timestamps;
Retiro waterfront; 1:56
Retiro peacocks calling out; 6:16
Puerta de Alcalá; 11:14
Fuente de Cibeles; 11:55
Banco de España; 12:05
Círculo de Bellas Artes (on the left currently under some restoration work, great place for a gin & tonic); 12:32
Edificio Metrópolis; 12:33
Gran Via; 12:49
Callao; 16:21
Girl getting spoken to about virus mask; 17:50
Mic fail 😅 ; 18:08
Mercado de San Miguel; 20:17
Botín (oldest restaurant in the world) (on the left, greyish brown brick with the wooden front at street level); 20:43
Calle De La Clava Baja (popular going out street in La Latina); 21:23
Metro La Latina; 22:59
Plaza de Cascorro; 24:14
If you enjoyed please consider subscribing, it's 100% free to you and will help me on my dream to doing this full time!
Muchas gracias de Iran🇮🇷🇮🇷❤️❤️🌷🌷🌷
Como echo de menos la ciudad
A mi me extrañas Madrid.. ya tuve dos veces y aún deseo regresar.. quizás pedalear por allí... saludos desde Brasil
Que cuidad tan hermosa
Wow great👍
Me has animado a seguir una ruta similar, pero el cruzar con semáforo en rojo no da buena imagen a los ciclistas.
buen video
Love it!! Is there a Strava activity to this ride?
Thank you! That is a very good idea, I will think about setting it up, or even something like a map.
No bike lanes? You are brave to share the road with spannish drivers.
Typical stereotyped semi racist comment based on no data. FYI Spanish roads are one of the safest in the world. OTOH you need to check your observation skills, he was using most of the time bike lanes, in Madrid all lanes with a 30 km/h mark and a bicycle draw are bike lanes.
You are welcome.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_traffic-related_death_rate
@@Daniel-nt5gh Madrid es una ciudad peligrosa para montar en bici, es cierto que hay carriles habilitados para las bicis, pero comparten el espacio con los coches y, sean españoles o no los conductores, eso es arriesgado. Es una pena que Madrid no tenga una buena red de carril bici como tantas otras ciudades españolas y europeas.
@@wyllybona Si claro que no es como Amsterdam o Vitoria, es más de 10 veces más grande, con mucho más tráfico y muchas cuestas. Tampoco ayuda el irse metiendo en el carril bus y en dirección contraria como hace el del vídeo, o cambiarse de carril sin aviso y cuando le viene en gana como hacen los del coche de policía municipal varias veces.
Pero si sería precioso tener canales y barquitas, rodeados de bicicletas para poder pasear, en eso estoy contigo, y me encantaría que todo el mundo fuese al curro en bici, los que viven a 40 km incluidos, menuda calidad del aire y menuda salud cardiorrespiratoria.
Ahora bien, lo que decía el berzas del comentario anterior había que hacérselo tragar y además con datos reales.
@@Daniel-nt5gh I have been in Madrid for a month and drivers are over speeding like crazy and do not stop at pedestrian crossings. I was literally almost run over 2-3 times in the span of a month and I don't leave the house often. In Madrid they drive crazy fast, they overtake while I am crossing (something you lose your license for in civilized countries). The drivers use speed bumps as ramps to see how much air they can get (listen to their shock absorbers lmao it's crazy). One scooter almost crashed when I crossed the pedestrian crossing and he locked the rear wheel over the speed bump. I can hear the cars open the throttle even more when they approach pedestrian crossings, it's really unbelievable.
I have never seen so much double parking in my life. I have never seen people just park anywhere on the road, at the traffic light, in the roundabout, ON THE WALKWAY.
Madrid drivers are clinically insane. The biggest joke is that there is a huge police presence and they do absolutely nothing.
@@difflocktwo You are lying.
We don't get those numbers being an uncivilized country, check again my previous link with statistics about road safety at the world, those are real data, not the biased view of someone who claims to come to Madrid to stay as much as possible at home for a month.
In fact it is so clear that you are lying that no one can see those things that you describe on this video like double parking, accelerating at pedestrian cross to the point that you can hear car's engines etc...
My question is why you do that? What is your benefit about lying on this issue? You don't get enough attention at home?