Those are just mass housing blocks you have all over Europe, it have nothing with communism, they were the perfect in post-ww2 era to give home to many people. And Yugoslavia was a socialist society far away from hardcore communist states of Warsaw pact. Actually 90% of apartments in those buildings are very nice inside.
I like your videos, but to see beauty, you must look everzwhere in Serbia beside belgrade, Its worst place to be. Food sucks, and service is bad. @@GreenyTravels
@@uroskostic8570ok we heard you , there is no need to live comment on every post, if you don’t like Belgrade that is your problem, many people like it sorry to disappoint you 😂
They are Socialist buildings,not communist. Second,they are high quality. Third,all countries in Europe have these,from England,France,Holland and all others. Fourth,it was best thing in the world,because ALL CITIZENS in Yugoslavia got high quality apartments FOR FREE! That is Socialism. Change your text,it got nothing to do with communism.
American's don't understand word Free,thay hate comunism and socialism Becouse thay have recive information from Media.Thay pay $5000 only for Transport to Hospital....If thay Just ask what socialism is...
That architecture style is Brutalism.. From '60s,'70s..and yes they have buildings like that also in Britain and France and all over the Europe.. Americans don't know anything about architecture I guess.
@@GreenyTravels well I wouldn't exactly brag about your cardboard houses either on the other hand.. At least our buildings are solid made, maybe they are ugly from outside for some but they are far more comfortable to live in than yours. 🙃
So cool I’ve been dreaming about going to Serbia someday! I have a good friend that is part of the Serbian government. He was an exchange student in Michigan back in the day. He’s a super good guy!!! One of my very best old friends! I to visit him in Havana Cuba several years ago. We hung out in Cuba on three different vacations. He keeps telling me I need to come to Serbia and check it out . I’ll have to find out the information for the Airbnb if that guy still homes the Airbnb when I get there I would definitely rent from him. The place looks real nice and clean. I hear the Barbecue and Serbia is amazing. Safe travels Greeny !!!
Similar-looking buildings can be found all over Western Europe as well. However, the ones in ex-Yugoslavia countries are of decent quality as they were built for the general population, while the ones in Western Europe are of poor quality as they were built only for the poorest social classes.
It is called Brutalism. You have them in western Europe as well. They were applied more in southern and eastern Europe because they provided mass housing for people, as so much was destroyed during WW 2. Anyway, people either love these or hate them. I am not a fan of this kind of architecture, I like old historical buildings.
Customary, you would eat BUREK and washed down with yogurt/buttermilk; it does compliment each-other! God, I miss Serbian food over here in LA - can't wait to spend the next summer in Serbia!
5 vegetables and 2 fruits each day. My brother would eat pizzas and cheesesteaks almost every day. He needed a quad bypass 2 years ago. Sometimes, it is genetic, but no real need to test it. The pizza looked good, but I only have one pie a month. thanks for the video.
That cheese pie seems so yummy ... I subbed to your channel cuz I was gonna ask about Bangkok.. It's funny. I have been to Thailand 3 or 4 times in the 90's and never thought I might be interested in moving there... Now I'm thinking of doing so... Thanks for sharing your experience with us
burek pie with meat, or with cheese are usually great in most bakeries. And it goes well with yogurt, a bite of pie and a sip of yogurt . Its pretty good for only around 2-3 dollars
Thanks for making a vlog, and bringing a different view to your countrymen about Serbia. It realy isnt that bad here as one would think or been told. You can have nice rest - vacation here. And also prices are cheap.
@@GreenyTravels its good big, has alot to see and do in Belgrade, but if you like smaller slower town like Detroit , there are few like that here too. Novi sad in west or Nish in south. Both have everything but smaller and slower . Nish is even cheaper with prices of food and apartments ect and still a nice city .. Jetlagwariors make a good vlog about Nish on youtube .
@@GreenyTravels crossed any of bridges once ? Extended walk 15 minutes more to NorthEast to reach Zemun and it's historical core ? Looks like you missed all the fun. Well, seems that you were busy with wrestling championship and there were no too much time to explore. Anyway, hope that competition were exciting.
those newer bocks are from socialistic era actually, a good number of them belongs to brutalism, but not all of them, and communist era have those old post-modernism or soc-realism buildings
I am so happy that foreigners are finally starting to explore my country in person, and not just through media satanization like we experienced in the past. Welcome and enjoy your stay! 😊
Greeny in many places of the old Soviet block they don’t want the outside of the buildings to look nice because they don’t want other people to know you have wealth from what some Eastern Europeans have told me
The thing about those brutalist buildings is they where built to last...They are full vibrated concrete interlaced with iron bars.The building are basically constructed like giant bunkers.Ugly AF but very durable strong and good isolation.
What you describe is reinforced concrete. Every building in Serbia is structural reinforced concrete, from a house to a skyscraper, it must be or even the small earthquakes which we get would destroy it. These buildings actually PRESTRESSED concrete, there are pillars and floor slabs prefabricated, the slabs have tendons inserted and tensioned so they are literally holding the concrete together if it ever cracked, this isn't done on new buildings almost at all.
Budweiser in Europe is the original one from the Czech Republic and American is cold Bud, long story but the Czech one is older and original, anyway glad you enjoyed my hometown
Its best to see on internet what places to visit i am afraid you are missing best places❤wish u all best friend,ppl are very friendly but dont approach first they think they bother you ,be free to approach them,they can help you a lot there and with importan info❤
Its comfy living in an american style houses but its in same time unfunctional kind of urbanism, you spend in car hours getting to destination, while you have nothing of ammenities in walking distance so you need to sit in car. New Belgrade was lilke tbe most advanced kind of urban theory of that time, and block you have been is in zone of protection, not architectural but urbanistic kind of monument, and relics of advanced time when architects had a freedom of experimenting with urbanistic theories mainly those of le Corbuisier's who was an inspiration for this project. You may find it dificult to get used to it on start but over time you feel benefits like green space inside and arround block, opened terrains for sports even opened free gyms on every corner, kids playing inside the block free from trafic, you have playgrounds everywhere... People borned in that area realy love it and cannot imagine being in downtown for example. Other thing is that New Belgrade is among the most expencive places in Belgrade. And to mention that park near the river was partly fixed few years ago and there is initiative to fix issue with barges on the river so we have a plan for cleaning the river up and bringing only barges that fulfill aestetic and functional conditions so that part of the river is soon going to be fixed too. Have a nice time here, hope you will enjoy.
These buildings wont disintegrate in a tornado like American ones do. I dont see a problem with them lol. They are just sturdy concrete blocks that house a lot of people.
I want to come check it out. I took an uber a few years back and the driver was a ex serbian elite Basketball player. An old guy from before it was normal for serbians to come play professionally in the usa. Growing up, my favorite sport was basketball, and it wasn't till I was 17 that I found a sport I could be elite myself in thats totally unrelated, but I still love the game and have followed it and played it all over the country, usually after one of my competitions was over. Anyway, I know a little about the sport, and this old dude? Fuck, that guy was knowledgeable. I encounter many people and usually when I talk sports with people they have no idea about the sport, even when they are a pretty good rec athlete in the sport themselves. This Serbian dude, was one of two. The other guy was an Irish soccer player I met that was talking about Hockey like he was a pro in Philly... OK, ADD tangent completed, This Serbian guy told em a lot about Serbia and ever since then, I've wanted to go.
As a Bostonian never a fan of ‘deep dish’. Spoiled here in Italy. *74th Music Festival of Sanremo just started. Big shots all around. Fanatics too. Too bad for the Lions. Great year. Damn.
Hi G👋: What are your thoughts on the possible new Thailand resident tax... That will hit everyone living off of SS and pensions hard... Wondered what your view/take was on all of this nightmare ⁉ It has totally rocked my world... Blue city taxation in freaking paradise 🤮
@@boogboog8097 They will make a FORTUNE off of foreigners... Thats the WHOLE reason they passed the law... They have far more onerous tax bracket percentages... So foreigners who will be paying as residents will have DUAL REPORTING requirements... To their home country AND to Thailand...
My money all stays in the U.S. I bring over what I need Mostly from ATM. I pay taxes in the U.S. there is a tax treaty with Thailand. I won’t be paying any tax here unless I earn it through my Thai company
@@GreenyTravels Hey G: Just a heads-up.. There is a NEW tax coming that is going hit ALL Expats REGARDLESS of whether they are "working" or not... ANY funds you "bring to Thailand" will require dual-reporting ! it is Supposeldy a NIGHTMARE... They still have not clarified it which is even worse...
It is all about twisted murican perception. Everything eastern from from Paris and Berlin is considered “Eastern Europe” in a derogatory way. You can’t differentiate socialism from communism, but you choose to use “communist” because you have been told to. And no, we’re not the cannibals, and there is no war going on. And, the buildings you talk about are 20% of the age of your country.
You mentioned your past trip to Kraków Poland. Kraków has some very nice areas, you didn’t go into them. Maybe next time visit the nice areas of Kraków.
Looking forward to the recap of your trip. Maybe talk about why you picked certain countries? Which one had the hottest babes. And most important. How much cha ching did you dish out in the red light districts🤣. I hear the prices compared to Thailand are outrageous.
This is the real Budweiser not affiliated with Anheiser Busch. Actually they have had a legal battle over the trademark. So supporting the Czech beer is like opposing the American one. This beer has been around since the 1200s
I was a wrestler, my children also in the same sport, my favorite is of course the Russian! Alexsander Karelin. As everyone knows, your countrymen are doped in all sports, that's why they win, example armong strong same thing in basketball. unfortunately your country is the most doped in the whole world, most of your medals are fake, I mean only there land also the rest of the west. Just look at the swimmer Cavic who won against the Australian guy, then Spanovic. It's time for you to calm down or for someone to slow you down and that's what Putin and Russia are doing now, consequences will come later. Land on earth
Interesting perspective. I’m not sure about your blanketed doping statements. Look at Vito. Gold medal , definitely not doping. As far as your non sports statement I won’t argue that
Its very green despite mass housing blocks, not many modern projects have that since they focus only on profit (and parks don't bring money), its actually a nice place to live, you have bicycle paths, children playgrounds and all, also very safe.
Sorry for not tending to our lawns... we got caught up in a few things like a 50% recession (yes, GDP being HALFED!), the second worst hyperinflation in human history, an almost complete breakdown in social order, wars in neighboring countries, war in our country, being bombed, risking our lives to oust a dictator, followed by years of economic, social and political turmoil very typical of such a situation from which we've just relatively recently managed to claw ourselves out of. I can safely say in the name of all Serbs that we are deeply saddened that our lawns are not up to par according to your standards.
You stayed in the Coca-Cola building? The hell you're even complaining about? In exchange for the giant advertisement, the Coca-Cola company in Serbia pays for the upkeep of the common areas in that building. Not to say that the others are particularly worse, although you can still find some very unkempt ones on occasion, more connected to how much the tenants in that particular address give a damn rather than being any sort of a material wealth indicator. And 'terrifying'? Come on, even for a click-baity You Tube video playing into the audience's prejudices against 'commie blocks' you have to admit that was a bit much.
@@GreenyTravels Ah, yes the terrifying sight of... apartment buildings... surrounded by greenery... and basketball courts where children casually play ball. Have no idea how you survived, man. That mom with two small kids really looked especially menacing.
I feel sorry for every vloger that comes to Balkan, unemployment is great here, so we have abundance of people that are typing their countrys name in the search bar all day and find these videos, this is your toxic audience! If you say something that doesn't vibe with them they will spew a volley of insults your way i think all vloggers should stay away from Balkans or at least block videos from showing in country they visit for their own mental sanity! 😂
@@GreenyTravels Oh don't worry, these toxic ones are terminally online, they don't go outside, that's where frustrations are coming out, they need to touch grass
Serbian women are hot blooded. The Serbian DNA has Turkish ancestry. The Croatian DNA has Italian ancestry. You need to spend more time in these areas. You can’t beat where Mediterranean meets Slavic when it comes to beautiful women. ✌️
Croatian dna has Serbian ancestry, and Serbian dna has…. Also Serbian ancestry. Maybe 10%is Turkish because of living under Ottoman Empire. Croatia has nothing to do with Italians except fascist ideology 👍🏻
Serbia DNA does not have 1% turkish and everyone can check that easily. So don't spread lies about things that are officially known. Learn some facts before you open your mouth,croats come from Serbs.
When you are in Serbia,or anywhere in former Yugoslavia,you eat american food?! How american is that. Travel across the world to eat terrible americanized food. Why travel than,you should stay home. Here is a UA-cam channel where you can see what you have missed. It is call 'Gastro Trazilica',so you can check there many things you have missed. And Danube is flowing through many countries in Europe,not just those 2.
Those are just mass housing blocks you have all over Europe, it have nothing with communism, they were the perfect in post-ww2 era to give home to many people. And Yugoslavia was a socialist society far away from hardcore communist states of Warsaw pact. Actually 90% of apartments in those buildings are very nice inside.
Yea. Mine was awesome. Thx for the info. When I go back I’m going to try to get the same unit
I like your videos, but to see beauty, you must look everzwhere in Serbia beside belgrade, Its worst place to be. Food sucks, and service is bad. @@GreenyTravels
@@uroskostic8570ok we heard you , there is no need to live comment on every post, if you don’t like Belgrade that is your problem, many people like it sorry to disappoint you 😂
@@GreenyTravels get your facts right before using these stupid click bait titles..
They are Socialist buildings,not communist. Second,they are high quality. Third,all countries in Europe have these,from England,France,Holland and all others. Fourth,it was best thing in the world,because ALL CITIZENS in Yugoslavia got high quality apartments FOR FREE! That is Socialism.
Change your text,it got nothing to do with communism.
American's don't understand word Free,thay hate comunism and socialism Becouse thay have recive information from Media.Thay pay $5000 only for Transport to Hospital....If thay Just ask what socialism is...
That architecture style is Brutalism.. From '60s,'70s..and yes they have buildings like that also in Britain and France and all over the Europe.. Americans don't know anything about architecture I guess.
Well I wouldn’t exactly brag about the architecture. But I hear ya!!
@@GreenyTravels Just Like any American....it IS parth of History...we have olso old Roman town and WE are Ortodox.But that is our History....
@@GreenyTravels well I wouldn't exactly brag about your cardboard houses either on the other hand.. At least our buildings are solid made, maybe they are ugly from outside for some but they are far more comfortable to live in than yours. 🙃
And i saw the same in much bigger way in Germany,France,Spain,Sweden etc.
So cool I’ve been dreaming about going to Serbia someday!
I have a good friend that is part of the Serbian government.
He was an exchange student in Michigan back in the day.
He’s a super good guy!!!
One of my very best old friends!
I to visit him in Havana Cuba several years ago.
We hung out in Cuba on three different vacations.
He keeps telling me I need to come to Serbia and check it out .
I’ll have to find out the information for the Airbnb if that guy still homes the Airbnb when I get there I would definitely rent from him. The place looks real nice and clean.
I hear the Barbecue and Serbia is amazing.
Safe travels Greeny !!!
Thank you. I enjoyed Serbia
Serbian guy, part of the Serbian govenrment, student in Michigen back in the day... Ana Brnabic? 😁😁
Similar-looking buildings can be found all over Western Europe as well. However, the ones in ex-Yugoslavia countries are of decent quality as they were built for the general population, while the ones in Western Europe are of poor quality as they were built only for the poorest social classes.
Seemed like a pretty solid building.
It is called Brutalism. You have them in western Europe as well. They were applied more in southern and eastern Europe because they provided mass housing for people, as so much was destroyed during WW 2. Anyway, people either love these or hate them. I am not a fan of this kind of architecture, I like old historical buildings.
Me too
The building he stayed in is not brutalism.
Customary, you would eat BUREK and washed down with yogurt/buttermilk; it does compliment each-other! God, I miss Serbian food over here in LA - can't wait to spend the next summer in Serbia!
I loved the food and people there
generations lived loved and laughed in those buildings,no worries
The best people there. So friendly
5 vegetables and 2 fruits each day. My brother would eat pizzas and cheesesteaks almost every day. He needed a quad bypass 2 years ago. Sometimes, it is genetic, but no real need to test it. The pizza looked good, but I only have one pie a month. thanks for the video.
Just finished some fruit
👍@@GreenyTravels
I find your video inspirational. I ask myself why I’m not exploring the world like you are. I have the means so I should just do it!
Its very safe in all ex Yugoslavia and affordable come to visit us..Its many interesting countries around us also to explore ❤
Good apartment choice Greeny, it’s interesting to visit these nations and experience their culture and beer 😂can’t wait to do the same✌🏿🍻
Great times
I paid approximately $300 for the week here
good deal Greeny
You can find it for that price more close to center even in center❤
WoW that's good
That’s like monthly wage in Serbia .
That cheese pie seems so yummy ... I subbed to your channel cuz I was gonna ask about Bangkok.. It's funny. I have been to Thailand 3 or 4 times in the 90's and never thought I might be interested in moving there... Now I'm thinking of doing so... Thanks for sharing your experience with us
Thank you!! It was amazing
Thx for visiting. Feel free to stop by again! Stay somewhere else as opposed to where you stayed at.
I liked that area. Some great restaurants and people.
Every pie you take in bakery chease,meat,spinach,potato yogurt is a must. It's perfect combo you can probably buy it even in that bakary. (:
Delicious
burek pie with meat, or with cheese are usually great in most bakeries. And it goes well with yogurt, a bite of pie and a sip of yogurt . Its pretty good for only around 2-3 dollars
After seeing Kensington avenue in Philly i really like every building and every pothole in the road in this video!!
Has it own charm.
my cousin from Serbia worked two years in US as truck driver, and came back. he said, that he never saw such bad roads in Europe as in US.
Thanks for making a vlog, and bringing a different view to your countrymen about Serbia. It realy isnt that bad here as one would think or been told. You can have nice rest - vacation here. And also prices are cheap.
I’m from
Detroit. Belgrade is much nicer
@@GreenyTravels its good big, has alot to see and do in Belgrade, but if you like smaller slower town like Detroit , there are few like that here too. Novi sad in west or Nish in south. Both have everything but smaller and slower . Nish is even cheaper with prices of food and apartments ect and still a nice city .. Jetlagwariors make a good vlog about Nish on youtube .
So, you stayed at blocks and ate pizza. In Belgrade.
Unusual choice .
One of many many meals. Was there a week.
@@GreenyTravels crossed any of bridges once ? Extended walk 15 minutes more to NorthEast to reach Zemun and it's historical core ?
Looks like you missed all the fun.
Well, seems that you were busy with wrestling championship and there were no too much time to explore.
Anyway, hope that competition were exciting.
I saw it all. I can’t find that footage.
those newer bocks are from socialistic era actually, a good number of them belongs to brutalism, but not all of them, and communist era have those old post-modernism or soc-realism buildings
I am so happy that foreigners are finally starting to explore my country in person, and not just through media satanization like we experienced in the past. Welcome and enjoy your stay! 😊
One of the few countries in Europe I am excited to return to
Not communist buildings because it started earlier in West from Eifel, Chicago school, Le Crosbie... and reached Russia and Serbia many decades later
Thank you. Interesting
Greeny in many places of the old Soviet block they don’t want the outside of the buildings to look nice because they don’t want other people to know you have wealth from what some Eastern Europeans have told me
Interesting. Makes sense.
Not true
Serbia, former Yugoslavia, is not old Soviet block
Nice video you should visit Banjaluka
Thank you.
The flakiness of the Burek came across on the video 😊 got hungry
Was so delicious. Can’t wait to go back there l. Croatia too.
The thing about those brutalist buildings is they where built to last...They are full vibrated concrete interlaced with iron bars.The building are basically constructed like giant bunkers.Ugly AF but very durable strong and good isolation.
Some of them were super nice in the inside. I could live there
What you describe is reinforced concrete. Every building in Serbia is structural reinforced concrete, from a house to a skyscraper, it must be or even the small earthquakes which we get would destroy it.
These buildings actually PRESTRESSED concrete, there are pillars and floor slabs prefabricated, the slabs have tendons inserted and tensioned so they are literally holding the concrete together if it ever cracked, this isn't done on new buildings almost at all.
Budweiser in Europe is the original one from the Czech Republic and American is cold Bud, long story but the Czech one is older and original, anyway glad you enjoyed my hometown
Yes. The best people there
You should always eat burek with jogurt (drink). It makes it 100x better.
Yum. Such amazing food there
Why Communist?? You have the same in NY and Chicago, Spain and Brazil, Argentina,.
Awarage price of m2 in this area is around 2500-3000eur
Not that cheap. I’d love to have that bakery downstairs though. Could you imagine how fat I would be if I lived in that building
Its best to see on internet what places to visit i am afraid you are missing best places❤wish u all best friend,ppl are very friendly but dont approach first they think they bother you ,be free to approach them,they can help you a lot there and with importan info❤
Thank you.
Its comfy living in an american style houses but its in same time unfunctional kind of urbanism, you spend in car hours getting to destination, while you have nothing of ammenities in walking distance so you need to sit in car. New Belgrade was lilke tbe most advanced kind of urban theory of that time, and block you have been is in zone of protection, not architectural but urbanistic kind of monument, and relics of advanced time when architects had a freedom of experimenting with urbanistic theories mainly those of le Corbuisier's who was an inspiration for this project.
You may find it dificult to get used to it on start but over time you feel benefits like green space inside and arround block, opened terrains for sports even opened free gyms on every corner, kids playing inside the block free from trafic, you have playgrounds everywhere... People borned in that area realy love it and cannot imagine being in downtown for example. Other thing is that New Belgrade is among the most expencive places in Belgrade.
And to mention that park near the river was partly fixed few years ago and there is initiative to fix issue with barges on the river so we have a plan for cleaning the river up and bringing only barges that fulfill aestetic and functional conditions so that part of the river is soon going to be fixed too.
Have a nice time here, hope you will enjoy.
Thanks for all that info. I actually love it there and am planning to return.
These buildings wont disintegrate in a tornado like American ones do. I dont see a problem with them lol. They are just sturdy concrete blocks that house a lot of people.
Very solid.
I want to come check it out. I took an uber a few years back and the driver was a ex serbian elite Basketball player. An old guy from before it was normal for serbians to come play professionally in the usa. Growing up, my favorite sport was basketball, and it wasn't till I was 17 that I found a sport I could be elite myself in thats totally unrelated, but I still love the game and have followed it and played it all over the country, usually after one of my competitions was over. Anyway, I know a little about the sport, and this old dude? Fuck, that guy was knowledgeable. I encounter many people and usually when I talk sports with people they have no idea about the sport, even when they are a pretty good rec athlete in the sport themselves. This Serbian dude, was one of two. The other guy was an Irish soccer player I met that was talking about Hockey like he was a pro in Philly...
OK, ADD tangent completed, This Serbian guy told em a lot about Serbia and ever since then, I've wanted to go.
Great people to talk with there. Those little kids knew all about Isaiah Thomas #11. When I told them I was from Detroit. Crazy.
@@GreenyTravels Whos Isaiah Thomas?
NBA champion 1988-1989
@@GreenyTravels Now your just being mean :)
🤣
PO = podrum (cellar) usually where the garages are.
Ok. Thank you
I love Burek :) Had when i visited tetovo.
Thanks
As a Bostonian never a fan of ‘deep dish’.
Spoiled here in Italy.
*74th Music Festival of Sanremo just started.
Big shots all around.
Fanatics too.
Too bad for the Lions. Great year. Damn.
Yea. They choked
Hi G👋: What are your thoughts on the possible new Thailand resident tax... That will hit everyone living off of SS and pensions hard... Wondered what your view/take was on all of this nightmare ⁉ It has totally rocked my world... Blue city taxation in freaking paradise 🤮
Seems unlikely they will go after foreigners, lot of cost for little results
@@boogboog8097 They will make a FORTUNE off of foreigners... Thats the WHOLE reason they passed the law... They have far more onerous tax bracket percentages... So foreigners who will be paying as residents will have DUAL REPORTING requirements... To their home country AND to Thailand...
My money all stays in the U.S. I bring over what I need Mostly from ATM. I pay taxes in the U.S. there is a tax treaty with Thailand. I won’t be paying any tax here unless I earn it through my Thai company
@@GreenyTravels Hey G: Just a heads-up.. There is a NEW tax coming that is going hit ALL Expats REGARDLESS of whether they are "working" or not... ANY funds you "bring to Thailand" will require dual-reporting ! it is Supposeldy a NIGHTMARE... They still have not clarified it which is even worse...
I am not a fan of mushrooms. I prefer Supreme pizza without mushrooms!
It is all about twisted murican perception. Everything eastern from from Paris and Berlin is considered “Eastern Europe” in a derogatory way. You can’t differentiate socialism from communism, but you choose to use “communist” because you have been told to. And no, we’re not the cannibals, and there is no war going on. And, the buildings you talk about are 20% of the age of your country.
The video was all positive. Loved it there.
Looks pretty rough Greeny!
Loved everything about Serbia
You mentioned your past trip to Kraków Poland. Kraków has some very nice areas, you didn’t go into them. Maybe next time visit the nice areas of Kraków.
No. I’m just looking for the historical stuff. Not a new city area
Is this shot early Feb? Surely not!
lol. September
Looking forward to the recap of your trip. Maybe talk about why you picked certain countries? Which one had the hottest babes. And most important. How much cha ching did you dish out in the red light districts🤣. I hear the prices compared to Thailand are outrageous.
Thank you.
Sorry to hear you drink Budweiser
This is the real Budweiser not affiliated with Anheiser Busch. Actually they have had a legal battle over the trademark. So supporting the Czech beer is like opposing the American one. This beer has been around since the 1200s
Greeny , I have a question for you ....... what's the best place to hire a scooter in BANG SARAY ........... CHEERS
Near the Emergency Room of any hospital.
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Pizza looks tasty. I need to order pizza 😍
It was pretty good.
Lazin burek najbolji burek! Samo fali jogurt. Blok 30!!!
I liked staying here
Po meni najlepši deo Beograda za život.
Nice place
I was a wrestler, my children also in the same sport, my favorite is of course the Russian! Alexsander Karelin. As everyone knows, your countrymen are doped in all sports, that's why they win, example armong strong same thing in basketball. unfortunately your country is the most doped in the whole world, most of your medals are fake, I mean only there land also the rest of the west. Just look at the swimmer Cavic who won against the Australian guy, then Spanovic. It's time for you to calm down or for someone to slow you down and that's what Putin and Russia are doing now, consequences will come later. Land on earth
Interesting perspective. I’m not sure about your blanketed doping statements. Look at Vito. Gold medal , definitely not doping. As far as your non sports statement I won’t argue that
@@GreenyTravels Yes, it's always a topic to talk about...
Looks like the homes in Bratislava. Old soviet rule housing
Similar. I was there too.
Have you smart girls ever heard of the French architect Le Corbusier?
did you forget to get off at the train station in Bangkok ........ 5555, your certainly moving around !!
Greeny, Have you become a Commie in your old age? Do they have a Four Seasons there? 😂
Yea. This was filmed in September
als, I just found out that somehow I wasn't subscribed although I was most certainly subscribed before... Weird
I appreciate it.
we were occupied by the ottoman empire, we were not part of it
Good point.
a bit of a grubby sort of place , unkept lawns/grass. .... shame they don't look after a bit better
Its very green despite mass housing blocks, not many modern projects have that since they focus only on profit (and parks don't bring money), its actually a nice place to live, you have bicycle paths, children playgrounds and all, also very safe.
Had some charm. Good people. I want to go back and see more of the country
Sorry for not tending to our lawns... we got caught up in a few things like a 50% recession (yes, GDP being HALFED!), the second worst hyperinflation in human history, an almost complete breakdown in social order, wars in neighboring countries, war in our country, being bombed, risking our lives to oust a dictator, followed by years of economic, social and political turmoil very typical of such a situation from which we've just relatively recently managed to claw ourselves out of.
I can safely say in the name of all Serbs that we are deeply saddened that our lawns are not up to par according to your standards.
You stayed in the Coca-Cola building? The hell you're even complaining about? In exchange for the giant advertisement, the Coca-Cola company in Serbia pays for the upkeep of the common areas in that building. Not to say that the others are particularly worse, although you can still find some very unkempt ones on occasion, more connected to how much the tenants in that particular address give a damn rather than being any sort of a material wealth indicator.
And 'terrifying'? Come on, even for a click-baity You Tube video playing into the audience's prejudices against 'commie blocks' you have to admit that was a bit much.
I did t complain about the building. I loved it. Was commenting on the looks
@@GreenyTravels Ah, yes the terrifying sight of... apartment buildings... surrounded by greenery... and basketball courts where children casually play ball. Have no idea how you survived, man. That mom with two small kids really looked especially menacing.
That explains why the hallway is so well maintained.
Hold the camera steady on one thing instead of panning over everything, you're giving everyone vertigo.
Sorry. Just bought a new Osmo. Might improve a lot
Sorry about that but saw the pizza and stole a slice it looked that good , that's why there was 1 slice missing. 55555
lol. No problem
You have to visit Zemun.
Ok. I will definitely return to Serbia 🇷🇸
did you forget to get off at the train station in Bangkok ........ 5555
The neighborhood looks like the slums.
Yea. Many people have remodeled but not the best aesthetics
Dont be hypocritical.
From Thailand so Serbia... That's a real downgrade..... Like from Dubai to Kabul
lol. This was from September. I had an event. I do gotta say the people and food were great
Chek out Belgrade water front and you see Dubai.
You are so wrong....not even close....Serbia as cool in Europe terms as Thailand is for Asia. Great People, food, nature...
Bullshitus Groteskus. Ignorance at its finest😂😂😂
Just another malicious jerk.
I feel sorry for every vloger that comes to Balkan, unemployment is great here, so we have abundance of people that are typing their countrys name in the search bar all day and find these videos, this is your toxic audience! If you say something that doesn't vibe with them they will spew a volley of insults your way i think all vloggers should stay away from Balkans or at least block videos from showing in country they visit for their own mental sanity! 😂
Really. I found the people there warm and friendly.
@@GreenyTravels Oh don't worry, these toxic ones are terminally online, they don't go outside, that's where frustrations are coming out, they need to touch grass
@@Dotalol123 Most of all, I love you non-toxic ones who show their intelligence that they don't have.
Serbian women are hot blooded. The Serbian DNA has Turkish ancestry. The Croatian DNA has Italian ancestry. You need to spend more time in these areas. You can’t beat where Mediterranean meets Slavic when it comes to beautiful women. ✌️
Croatian dna has Serbian ancestry, and Serbian dna has…. Also Serbian ancestry. Maybe 10%is Turkish because of living under Ottoman Empire. Croatia has nothing to do with Italians except fascist ideology 👍🏻
Serbia DNA does not have 1% turkish and everyone can check that easily. So don't spread lies about things that are officially known. Learn some facts before you open your mouth,croats come from Serbs.
Total BS
I got no clue. Everyone was very nice in Serbia. I will go again and hit Croatia maybe Bulgaria Georgia. Love that region. Feel homey to me
@@GreenyTravels The coast line of Croatia is beautiful. Croatia is one of the cheapest countries in Europe. Get you a Condo in Split, Croatia.
When you are in Serbia,or anywhere in former Yugoslavia,you eat american food?! How american is that. Travel across the world to eat terrible americanized food. Why travel than,you should stay home. Here is a UA-cam channel where you can see what you have missed. It is call 'Gastro Trazilica',so you can check there many things you have missed. And Danube is flowing through many countries in Europe,not just those 2.
That was one meal out of 14. I ate a ton of Serbian food. Very good stuff