Hungarian here. At 9:00 That's actually not a streetcar/Tram there. It's a short distance train called a "HÉV" (Local interest railway). They are very distinct. If you see one you are somewhere close to Budapest. They all go from Budapest to the agglomeration. usually having 1-2 stops withing Budapest. so you never find them much inside the city borders. (Except if you are in Csepel) So a main road near the city limits is a good guess.
Btw the street signs in Budapest (not in Bukarest, it is the neighbouring capital of Romania :D ) say the district (XII. kerület) and inside that even the "microregion" (idk what is it called) in that district (Aranyhegy-Ürömhegy-Péterhegy, that street runs through all 3 of these I guess), and these are very easily pinpointable on the map, so in Budapest you only need to check a corner with the two streetnames :) And thanks for featuring Hungary, nice video.
Pro tip: If you see a big white billboard with a green pin on it (they are usually in a green area) that means the EU founded a project there so you'll probably see the town's name on it. You passed one in the video at 5:23.
15:22 if you see those milestones those indicate how far you are from the capital budapest from the big null where they are starting to calculate all the milestones from
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Hungarian here.
At 9:00 That's actually not a streetcar/Tram there. It's a short distance train called a "HÉV" (Local interest railway).
They are very distinct. If you see one you are somewhere close to Budapest. They all go from Budapest to the agglomeration. usually having 1-2 stops withing Budapest. so you never find them much inside the city borders. (Except if you are in Csepel) So a main road near the city limits is a good guess.
Btw the street signs in Budapest (not in Bukarest, it is the neighbouring capital of Romania :D ) say the district (XII. kerület) and inside that even the "microregion" (idk what is it called) in that district (Aranyhegy-Ürömhegy-Péterhegy, that street runs through all 3 of these I guess), and these are very easily pinpointable on the map, so in Budapest you only need to check a corner with the two streetnames :)
And thanks for featuring Hungary, nice video.
Pro tip: If you see a big white billboard with a green pin on it (they are usually in a green area) that means the EU founded a project there so you'll probably see the town's name on it. You passed one in the video at 5:23.
I'm hungarian and I can only get 17k points, btw you're really good
15:22 if you see those milestones those indicate how far you are from the capital budapest from the big null where they are starting to calculate all the milestones from
Why does this video have a dislike
Not sure. Maybe it would be frustrating to watch for someone who is more familiar with Hungarian geography.
@@GeoKyle i am from Hungary and not at all I loved it personally