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Well that is one cruel thumb nail to get yourself viewers ! Will make sure I don’t watch any other vlogs on this channel.

This article was probably written by someone who thinks brutalist architecture is beautiful.

@7:00 "nicht ganz dicht" is a colloquialism for 'nuts' in German. Literally the word "dicht" can mean 'dense', 'tight' or 'leak-proof'. Here it is used as a word play, advertising for building insulation (i.e.: Austrian buildings are not leak-proof, which makes Austrians 'nuts' for throwing away money for energy bills).

Been living here for 20-plus years, and yes for being a capital it's not the most interesting city for tourists. But a good place to live. Easy and quick to get around. Tourism? Pubs, beer, cafes and restaurants and if that is your idea of a good holiday, by all means, come. Great museums, sight architecture, not comparable to Vienna, Prague or Budapest. The Danubia Museum of Modern Arts is worth seeing, a 20 min bus ride from the city centre.

How can be Bratislava more boring than Wien?

Hlavna Stanica should mean Main(central) Station.

How much does it cost to get to terminal 2 from the coach drop off?

If somebody want to have some preimpression about the Bratislava, then watch the movie ,,Peacemaker´´ starring Clooney. All scenes prestented like in the Wienna were made in Bratislava. At the other hand do not watch one unnamed stupid comedy movie. ,,Eurot...´´

I thought you're able to use your contactless bank card to just pay at a machine inside the bus.

Taxi is only €4

Thanks!

As someone already wrote, locals are in the Summer at one of the lakes nearby. Thats the best thing about Bratislava - lot of options for swimming , hiking, cycling around the city. The city itsel small, especially the old town, but nice for a day of relax.

You can take the bus next time, instead of hiking to the castle :D The Bratislava is typically empty in the summer, most people are on the holidays and Universitys are closed. After the summer the streets are crowded with people and mostly in the night by hanging out students . I would recommend you only corrantion celebrations 16-18.08. And that list ist bulls.... How can be a Pisa borring??!! City with cool Italian architecture.

Informative video 😊

Hi,will be in prague on Sunday for 11 days ,sixth time this year.chodov is pronounced hodov and haje like hiya 😂

Love all your Bulgarian videos. Thank you!❤

Thanks Nick!! ❤️ Been to Prague many times.. Looking at visiting ** to Slovakia.. perhaps...

Thanks For a Great Video!

you didnt try Tichy on Reumannplatz ? dont you like ice cream ?

Nobody buys water in Vienna. The tap water is actually fresh mountain spring water in better quality than most water you can buy. 😀 Also, since you got off at Praterstern, there actually is a supermarket that's open on Sundays. Anyway, like your video. Hope you enjoyed Vienna. 😊

Some friends went to Bratislava and Budapest and they love it so much

Bratislava bed bugs, yeah, I know they are in one place at least. Did you notice any in Prague, Vienna or any other city in Europe?

difficult to find worse "music"

Thank you for the info,it will be very useful!

I watch almost every travel vlog from Prague (just do it regularly for knowing, how the people feel about my city :D) and your way of travelling is really exceptional. Thanks for being deeply interested in something (most people really don't :D) and for exploring Prague in the unusual way. I hope you liked the city. Hugs from Prague! :)

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Just imagine 10,000 years from now and the people find these vids and find a way to play/view them. :)

Gotta love a Manchester meltdown! 😂😝 Thanks for the support on this little “behind the scenes” 🎬 series 😎

Alright !

The most boring video

Most beautiful women, though..

I hope you enjoyed your vacation here in Sofia just wanted to let you know that If you plan on visiting Sofia again I recommend you to do it in the summer the temperatures are 35-40 degrees also If you arrive on terminal 1 with Wizz, Easyjet or charter flights you don't need to catch the shuttle buss you can get on bus 84 or 184 (they both go to both terminals but 84 has already been to T2 and if you get on 184 you'll go to terminal 2 first and then to the centre on 84 It'll drive you to the city center near the biggest and oldest university in Bulgaria, the 2 parliament buildings and the presidency)

The guards infront of the presidency are bulgarian national guard ,before they were guarding the tzar and their uniforms are the uniforms of the bulgarian militia during the russo-turkish war from 1878 that liberated bilgaria from ignorant muslim occupation ,before 15th century the balkans and the byzantene empire ,eastern europe were better developed than the western part....the boyana church paintings are proof that the renesance started in the balkans 40 years before it happened in italy (this is the so called realism,or paintings of a real people in at the boyana church these are the paingings of the nobelman from sofia reageon and his wife they donate money for the church arround1300s)and the artists and architects and scientists from the east migrated to the west after the turks conquered all eastern europe and they boosted the renesance in the west by doing this

Georgi rakovski is a pioneer in the sience of etnology and wrote the first book about bulgarian etnology ,after this people from all arround the globe send him letters and ask for directions to create such books for their nations....there are also schools named after him all the way to india,because he helped them with smth,i dont recall what,also while he was still alive in vienna they made an opera dedicated to him and he was at the premiere,our revolutionaries hristo botev and vasil levski are interesting to explore,for example botev was helping hawai to gain independence and one of his friends became the first prime minister in honolulu,this are unortodox things that are not written anywhere,vasil levski was a pioneer in disguise and the cia was exploring his work and how he created the biggest secret revolutionary cometee in europe for the time(middle 1800s)the turks found out for his activities years later and found out how he look like even more later,they called him gyn,or ghost,cause he seemed to dissappear into thin air,one of levski sayings are written in the cia headquarters in verginia

6:50 the lion you see here used to be a huge memorial complex dedicated to the fallen Bulgarian soldiers from the Balkan wars and ww1,it contained all the names of them,but because during ww1 Russia was our enemie and we defeated a cavalry cossac devision and other formations (by the way,the blitzkrieg tactics of Heinz guderian are inspired from this battles commanded by the Bulgarian general ivan kolev ,who used the calvary in an unorthodox way for blitzkrieg attacs)of the Russian empirial army,the Bulgarian comunists demolished it ,now there are calls for the monument to be restored,there are photos arround Google of the original one,the lion is just a part of it

Nah im from bratislava

I'm from Slovakia and I can tell you where the locals are on a hot summer day...outside the city cycling, hiking, sitting by the lake or gardening/BBQing in their holiday home. Slovaks don't spend much time in town centres. We prefer the outdoors, that's why our towns seem deserted and every tourist points this out :) . Go to the Tatra Mountains and you will see where all the people are lol You can see all of Bratislava in a day or two, but I like how relaxed it is for a capital city. And it's actually a great place to live mainly because of all the outdoorsy options they have. I lived there for 6 months and there are events every night somewhere in the city. You can find a fun festival on a random Tuesday. Have you been to Danubiana Meulensteen Art Museum? It's a cool place built in the middle of the Danube river. You can even go hiking in the Little Carpathian mountains just outside the city. I really like how connect locals are with the stuff that's outside the city. I hope you enjoyed your time in Bratislava :)

Mozart travel from vienna to praque take more than 2 weeks .

Bratislava is the cutest city I've been to❤

Oh trust me, the city is very popular with British tourists. Especially the drunken ones. Can't tell you how many times I've been yelled at: "Hey Love, come join us." while they were having a bachelor party in one of the pubs (usually Lochness or Irish Pub). There were also quite few stories where British tourists were caught peeing into the fountain and then swimming in it, dangling from statues, fighting while being absolutely wasted. Bratislava is a popular place for bachelor parties as apparently it's cheaper to fly there than have one in London or some other city.

And you would think taking the train would cut the travel time but appreciate it takes the same time as the bus.

ua-cam.com/video/NDRH2CVVI4Y/v-deo.htmlfeature=shared In the heart of Europe, where the Danube glides, Lies a city that the light of joy hides. Bratislava, where the days feel long, And even locals know that something’s wrong.

17:49 on Haje there is a statue of only two czech, or more precisely said, two czechoslovak astronauts, from which only one of them was actually in space back in 1978 - Vladimir Remek. The other one was a substitute for Remek. Btw. Remek was a first astronaut in space which nationality was outside of USA or Russia (Soviet Union/USSR). ESA (European Space Agency) refers to him as the first european astronaut in history... and just to ad, in the close proximity to the metro station Haje was a multiplex cinema, called Galaxie (galaxy)...

About the river, its muddy and darker when its heavy rains up stream, there were some floods in germany earlier this year, river is darker than usual

Vienna is alright. Not my type of city, so much, compared to Prague. Bratislava I like a lot. It's like a baby Prague.

Its really not. Its better han half of the countries

very well explained video.thank you .

Did u validate the ticket again for metro or u just did it at the beginning I mean at the bus station

Nice! 🙂 Don't forget other transport options, you also have a suburban rail network in Vienna. For example, near Seestadt you could walk to Aspern Nord where suburban trains (Schnellbahn) and other local / regional express trains stop going to Stadlau (U2), Simmering (U3 near Erdberg) or Hauptbahnhof (U1). However, the Schnellbahn trunk line (not this one) is also disconnected for maintenance this summer - together with the U4 line - which angers many commuters. From Stadion you could also have used the miniature park railway Liliputbahn to get into Prater park.

You came at the wrong time to explore the Vienna Metro system, it's a mess till the beginning of September due to maintenance and new building if 2/3 lines. 😅