Is Sibiu Romania's prettiest Transylvanian town?
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- Surrounded on three sides by mountains, Sibiu is often said to be the most beautiful town in Romania’s Transylvania region (although that’s highly subjective since fans of several comparable cities might beg to differ). But for classic Transylvanian architecture and quaintness, you can’t go wrong with Sibiu.
Everything here is condensed and walkable and the ambience is laid-back and unrushed. In fact, if you’re looking to eat breakfast don’t expect to find many restaurants open before 10 a.m. But even that has an upside, allowing time for morning strolls to take it all in from less-crowded pedestrian streets and plazas.
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love how you present things and i get to see the real city which is what i want thanking you
Thanks so much. I hope you continue to enjoy the videos.
I liked it so much, how you presentet Sibiu, Hermannstadt. Trank you ! I live in Sibiu.
Thank you Bridget. Congratulations for living in such a beautiful town. 🙂
A lovely, intelligent review. Thank you so much for this 😊.
Glad you enjoyed the video!
What a beautiful, interesting city. That clock has staying power! Was that a garlic clove I saw on your strap?😂 Thanks, Ron!❤
Hey I could have used one. :-)
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Maaßen
way too much of your face mate
Thanks. I agree. Sometimes I come up short on B roll. But you're right.
@@OUTBOUNDWITHRON i liked your commentary and i think just turning the camera once in a while wouldnt hurt but keep it up man
It's hardly Romanian, as it's essentially a German town (Herrmanstadt) built under the kingdom of Hungary. Romanians are champions at cultural appropriation.
Yeah but it's in Romania now. It doesn't matter what happened in the past. Cernăuți was built by romanians and was stolen by USSR and then sold to Ukrainiane. Is Cernăuți still romanian? No. It's ukrainian now. There are a small number of romanians there but that's it, only a minority. The same thing applies to Transylvania. This was just an example. We also lost a lot of land but we don't really complain about it nowadays.
@@shadowrock "It doesn't matter what happened in the past". Really? Alright, then please bulldoze everything that was built pre-1920 in Herrmanstadt. What's the trouble, as "it doesn't matter"?...
@@yagi3925 I didn't mean "it doesn't matter" as in " nothing built here matters anymore". Transilvania has a long history. It's just that pretty much nobody cares about Transylvania anymore. The only complains are mostly on the Internet. I've never heard hungarians screaming "We want Transilvania back" oder so ungefähr. Most hungarians I met don't care about it so why fight at all?
As usual a Hungarian moaning on the internet about their good old empire days when Austria used to be the lords and the Hungarians the peasants of the old empire. Romanian people worked at the construction of the town too. Stop spreading fake information as if you lived 800 years ago and remember it vividly.
Yagi, thanks for weighing in on the subject. :-)