As a Hungarian, see you enjoy my country was felt so nice! I am glad you enjoy yourself in Budapest! Also, finding you dress for your big day was magical. Enjoy!
I think conservative Americans tend to have more of an affinity with eastern Europeans than western. Certainly, we are more on the same page with politics, views on socialism/big government, mass immigration and believing in more traditional gender roles.
@@norwegianblue2017Hmm interesting. I am Eastern European, and maybe it’s because of past political issues and disagreements throughout history, but i feel very far away from any American/westerner in general. And most people that i know from my country and fellow Eastern European countries feel the same way. I guess i mostly view it in the similar way that Putin views it. I can never really fully trust Americans or anybody from the west, but if they are genuine people and (preferably conservative) then cool. But other than that our cultures, bloodline and ancestors are completely different. I feel like we’re even more similar to a Latin American(and we’re very different than them as well) but at least when it comes to family relationships and that pure family love and tradition. Idk though, maybe my bias comes from decades of very liberal, anti Christian anti tradition American presidents. I must say looking from afar, Trump was my favorite.
In my oppinion the best in spring or fall, but it depends on what your prefered weather :) It's not always the same, but summer could be 35+ hot or a regular 28, but in the city this kills me. The winter can be cold but these days not as bad. People are usually friendly. I always tought we are one of the most rude nation but some of my dutch friends told me they think the opposite, so I don't really know. It's just pure luck who you meet probably.@@kennymichaelalanya7134
@@kennymichaelalanya7134 We were visiting in June and it was wonderful, but I would love to go back at Christmas time so I can see the "fényvillamos" in action, and all the Christmas lights and activities. I just don't know if I have enough money to buy gifts for all my relatives. 😮
Igen bár tény Budapest nekem kicsit túl messze van de akkor is jó látni a kis hazánk. Bár őszintén szólva amikor elöször hallottam hogy brett Budán van elégé meglepett mert nem gondoltam volna hogy egy ennyire népszerű személy pont itt élne.
I visited Budapest twice: once from Bosnia when I lived there (just a long weekend) and once from Germany when I lived there (a week, with my family). I love the city. It is one of the best and I miss it a lot.
So interesting seeing Brett's POV of Hungary. I grew up in Budapest and i never though seeing parts of the city trough the eyes of someone else would be so fascinating.
I used to travel all the time for work. When I’d come home I’d travel my own city with “new” eyes, in that being away so much made me appreciate what we have here in my own hometown. There is generally a sense that “the grass is always greener on the other side of the fence” (a US saying), but so many places around the world hold a lot of their own charms. Sometimes we just have to take the time to appreciate them.
@@ligametis The original Chimney cake with only sugar, cinnamon or chocolate is fine. But when they fill it with sausage, cheese, ice cream or other shits like this it's indeed horrible. :D
Every stereotype about Americans not respecting other cultures flies out of the window here. Beautiful and underrated city, glad you like it there. As a Pole, love to my country's BFF - Hungary!
@@thepoleontheroad zawsze jest odejście od reguły. Ja mam wyrobioną opinię ponieważ rozmawiałam z amerykanami z wojska, ze studentami w warszawie i na mojej politechnice wrocławskiej. Choć wiadomo każdy jest inny, czuć w ich zachowaniu „ameryczkę”.
Infertility was also my biggest fear--and we wound up struggling! But we were still in our 20s and our Infertility doctor said, "Do not worry. You are young and healthy. I can guarantee that of everyone in my practice, you two will have a baby." Fast forward three years and we have two kids, no IVF needed! Time is on your side.
Yeah for women who are in their 20s, time is on their side. Unfortunately women are being encouraged to wait until their 30s to even start settling down.
I think that worrying about infertility can cause it. A best friend in college later married. They tried for years to get pregnant and finally gave up. The adopted. She soon thereafter became pregnant and was the proud mother of TWO sons. Once the pressure was up, it worked.
@williampotter2098 stress can most definitely affect it. Like stressing yourself out about fertility. Women's bodies and cycles are extremely sensitive to stress, I didn't realize this until I was actually ttc and was tracking my cycle meticulously
@@vojislavS8652јој не улизуј се и не лупај молим те , Будимпешта је прецењена у сваком смислу ,мора да имаш Мађаре у фамилији па си пристрасан 😅пун ми вас је курац мешаних у Србији ,идите кући више,само оставите Србију на миру 😊
As someone born and raised in Budapest… used to sing in St Stephen’s Cathedral Choir as a boy… Brett, your wonderful and genuinely joyful smile in front of the Basilica is priceless!!
As a hungarian person I used to listen to your videos and podcasts to inform about the state of american politics, and basically just what's going on in the west, and now it turns out that you live in Hungary as well! The twist of the year. I'm really surprised by it! 😊
As I understand Brett lives in Tennessee. She's been shooting Daily Wire's new movie, the Pendragon Cycle, at various EU locations including Hungary since September. She's been based out of Budapest throughout this period.
She’s so grown up 🥹 watching her try on those wedding dresses felt so beautiful. I feel like a proud sister and I don’t even know her personally. You deserve good things dear Brett and I hope you keep your shine❤
As my mother was from Hungary, I have cousins, an aunt, and an uncle there, and we’ve often visited, Hungary is & always will be close to my heart. Great to see you in Budapest!!
😂A hundred years ago, these countries (until the First World War) were all part of the Kingdom of Hungary, all the beautiful buildings of the countries were built during the thousand years of the Kingdom of Hungary!
I enjoyed Albania a lot, but Serbia felt cold and distant, did not enjoy Belgrade. Two countries I've been to in Eastern Europe. Turkey/Istanbul blew both away though
My grandfather was from Hungary and actually the vast majority of his family still lives there. We get pictures every year from them and the family gets more and more gigantic every year! I'd love to go to Budapest. I'd love to go to Hungary period and visit family.
Got me in the feels when you said infertility is your worst fear before getting married. 😭 It was mine too, then my reality, despite being perfectly healthy! It took a gluten free/ cycle syncing diet and an integrative doctor, but we’re finally pregnant after 3 years of trying. 😊 If that is part of your journey, just know there is hope and God is faithful to make good out of all experiences. I know we’re better prepared to be parents after going through the work and heartache of infertility.
Are you kidding? Budapest and Hungary are the best!! I am Colombian and I wish I could find a job to live in Hungary permanently, I lived there for 6 months while I was doing my Erasmus exchange
Budapest is amazing!!! My husband and I visited last year and loved it so much that we'd love to go back and see the rest of Hungary. ❤ We tell everyone to skip right over western Europe and just go to Budapest.
Thank you Miss. Cooper for letting us tag along on your Hungarian adventure. It was fun. God bless you and your husband on your new life together. May you be blessed with as many "mini-Coopers" as your heart desires!
Yay! My daughter just moved to Budapest! From Washington State. She loves it so far. She lives near the Austrian Embassy. Her flat is old and beautiful and costs much less than the one in Vancouver. We also had a Hungarian exchange student years ago, so they have already had a visit together.
We visited this area this summer. I loved our time there. Budapest was a lovely place and I long to return. The sites and people were wonderful. The food fabulous! We strove to blend in, be pleasant, speak quietly, and be gracious. Loved every moment.
What a new year's surprise! I've been following your channel since before day 1. I'm Hungarian born, living in Australia for 20 yrs now. This gives me a rollercoaster of emotions. Thanks Brett for the nostalgia and your fresh perspective. Best wishes for 2024!
Just visited Budapest end of November into December. Amazing city and some really amazing people. I definitely recommend it to anyone looking to travel through Europe.
Glad to see you in Budapest! A great city it is. 2 weeks ago I moved out from Budapest back to my home town to take care of my sick mother, but I lived in Budapest 23 years and left my son there! Hope you enjoy the city!
My grandma was Hungarian. Her mom moved her to the U.S. when she was a young girl but she still remembered how to speak it. I want to visit there so bad.
Tears when you wrote you found THE dress! SO HAPPY FOR YOU 🥰 I have always wanted to visit Budapest, you've convinced me to visit because you've shown the local vibe so beautifully. My family is from the original Bohemia; I think it is where Prague is now so maybe I can travel all over.
Dont get me wrong, its a beautiful place but there are some parts of it where you definitely dont want to go. (not as bad as hoods in the us but quite close)
We used to live in Poland and loved the people, their amazing culture, and country!. Loved visiting Budapest…during Ester you absolutely must go out of town to a community that relives Easter in a period 100+ years ago. How we were welcomed into that cultural experience. It was not too far outside the city and well worth it!!
I went to Budapest in February, that place is magical. At night it is like being in a john wick movie and during the day it has the best elements of europe with all the cool architecture. Low taxes too. I have some friends there, if i find a good job i am definately living there.
@@Chanharpok, but the prices (the cost of living) are also a lot cheaper and by mentioning Budapest, the city is over EU-average in GDP/per capita if I’m not mistaken.
My father escape Hungary in 1956 to flee the Communists... The last time I visited Hungary was in the 1970s as a child . My biggest regret is not learning to speak the Hungarian language. If I did I would move there in a instant. Such a beautiful country.
My grandfather (president of a Hungarian association in the US during that time) helped thousands of Hungarian refugees find jobs, housing, etc, in his area. Some of them stayed with my mom's family when needed.
my grandfather also escaped in 1956 as he was on the kill list for being in the police resistance force at 18, made a fantastic life for himself in the UK as a chief hospital engineer for norfolk
Damn, I found his video 9 months too late. I first came to Budapest in 1995, then left in 2007 for the Middle East for seven years and I have been back since 2014. I love living in Budapest it is a beautiful city to live in.
It is so weird to see my home city being shown in a video of yours. Also, I just realized after watching this video, that I have gotten used to the sirens, but they aren't gone, I just haven't noticed them.
My favorite part of the video was keeping THE wedding dress out of view, so that your future husband wouldn't see it before the wedding! Very cool touch!! Best wishes from Serbia! Visit Subotica sometime, has a similar vibe as Hungary😊
@@LiamColeman-Halla-yq2jl I know. But why would you do that? Why spam a YT comment section with your unsolicited approach attempts to women? Why not go out and meet people in your area instead? I'm sure you can find a girl friend if you search properly. I really mean it.
Brett, I love your video about Budapest where I live too. You are really getting the essence of this great city. One of the good things we have here in this country is wine. My wife and i are running a wine bar on the Buda side of the town and wish i had known earlier that you are/were here, my wife Kristina and i would have loved to invite you guys for a Hungarian wine tasting session. If you are still around, or will return and would like to come over, just let me know. Enjoy your time and thank you for what you and daily wire are doing for freedom of speech in the US.
As a Hungarian who lives in BP this felt strange, the places I walk around daily looked much better through your lens, it gave me a fresh perspective. I'm happy you found Budapest and Hungary to your liking and enjoyed your stay here, I just wish I could've met you for a quick pic! 😂🎉
This video honestly just…made me happy. Happy as in happy to be able to share more or less the same memories with you! I’ve always loved to be a Hungarian for our history and infinite source of sour and dark humor, and it warms my heart to see people find Budapest pretty just as is, no facades really.
I am so excited to see the wedding dress Brett picked out! She looked so beautiful in the ones she tried on, so I can’t even imagine how stunning THE dress will be!
As a European, glad you are having a good time. Never been to Budapest, but I have heard good things, hope to go one day...Also, you looked really good in those wedding dresses, my best wishes to you and your future husband for Health and Happiness!
I am so jealous. I'm Hungarian and would give anything to be able to go. I have severe fibromyalgia and spinal issues, so it is my goal to get to Budapest while I can still walk on my own.
I truly hope you get there ! I pray you will be walking on your own for a long time and that you get to experience everything you want to in that time x
Brett! I am soooo happy for you!!! I've been watching you from the beginning of your show and absolutely adore you and love that you are taking us with you on your journey as much as you can. May God bless you and your upcoming wedding and may He bring you much happiness and joy, in Jesus name! Amen.
I went to Budapest a couple of years ago and had a wonderful time. I'm not someone who goes out a lot but I especially loved spending time at the ruin bars with my buddy.
My first time in Hungary was in 2012; I have come back maybe once every two years ever since. I have visited almost all big Hungarian cities. Budapest is very safe, except for the 16th district I would say. Hungarians are naturally quite aloof but once you get it, everything is fine! they are very obliging people. Note: my biggest cultural shock was the Komondor. If you don't know what it is, look it up. So adorable.
@@riveraharper8166 the 8th district has one of the most beautiful part of Budapest, called the 'Palace Quarter', Palota Negyed. Much nicer than anything in the 6th or 7th district. I live in Horanszky utca, I would never move away from there. If you know a bit of history, you would know that the '56 revolution started in the 8th district and as a punishment, comrade kadar let many gypsies settle there.
@@katalinrobin6222 ezt az indokot nem is tudtam. Én sajnos nem a palotanegyedben élek hanem a Baross téren 20 eve. Önkormányzati lakásokkal, obegatogato szomszédokkal... Hogy a széle nem olyan gaz. Aham, de...
as a fellow young 20 year old (21), I just got married a few weeks ago and the wedding dress montage really touched my heart. so happy for Brett and I wish her and her fiancé the absolute day of their dreams
San Francisco, California. Worst place to be right now, not only because the crime rates, but because the air quality, and more businesses closing because of the taxes and insecurity they are facing, it simply doesn't suffices.
When you appeared in the first wedding dress, with a lot of "poof," I found myself smiling to myself. You were beautiful. The more "sophisticated" dresses were nice, but that first one was awesome. Good luck with whatever you choose.
Definetely one of the nicest places in Europe. I had a pleasure to be there for a few days in the spring and it was just great. I'll have to visit Budapest again next year to visit the rest of many interesting places. And I'm saying all this as a Czech living in Prague 😂
Another Hungarian from Budapest watching and so beyond enjoyed this video, made me a bit homesick🥹 especially that out of all the cities you chose Budapest is amazing’ Enjoyyy the food and the baths! 🇭🇺
Hello from your new neighbors (Austria)! Budapest is a very beautiful city and I want to go there in the future too. I hope you find the time to visit Vienna as it's not a long trip to get there while you are in Hungary and get to experience some of our culture too!
Cool video! I was travelling most of Europe throughout 2023, and after 11 or so countries I have, time and time again, have said without a doubt that Budapest is one of the best cities I’ve ever explored and experienced. It’s like having 2 unique cities in 1. Go taste langos, have some goulash, hike up the castles, go up the bastion, try out the baths, dont miss the galleries, the church - just so much! And apart from the New York Cafe - everything else should be relatively affordable!
I’m partially Hungarian and Slovakian, 1/8th of my heritage is Eastern European. I am more Slovakian than Hungarian, but I’ve always felt a stronger connection to Hungary than Slovakia and I got really excited when I saw this video in my notifications ❤ I really hope you enjoyed your time in Budapest, Brett ❤❤❤
I feel like it was a historical accident how Slovakia and Hungary ended up separately. I say this as a Hungarian whose family was 100% Slovakian 4 generations ago.
@@ktoth29 The Slovak and Croatian people of the Carpathian basin, they emerged from the ancient "Hungarians". approx. 7000 years ago. Both were influenced by Slavs, and Slovak was also Germanic. But a people. This is the line that was here when Attila and Árpád arrived.
As a Hungarian this was very fun to watch and see that an Amarican is happy to be in our country.
not gonna lie your country looks beautiful
@@mars2182 It would be bettter without Trianon !
@@patrickck8185 why? its stunning
It's such a beautiful place!
Why is she there?
As a Hungarian, see you enjoy my country was felt so nice!
I am glad you enjoy yourself in Budapest!
Also, finding you dress for your big day was magical.
Enjoy!
I think conservative Americans tend to have more of an affinity with eastern Europeans than western. Certainly, we are more on the same page with politics, views on socialism/big government, mass immigration and believing in more traditional gender roles.
@@norwegianblue2017 I find it interesting
@@norwegianblue2017Hmm interesting. I am Eastern European, and maybe it’s because of past political issues and disagreements throughout history, but i feel very far away from any American/westerner in general. And most people that i know from my country and fellow Eastern European countries feel the same way. I guess i mostly view it in the similar way that Putin views it. I can never really fully trust Americans or anybody from the west, but if they are genuine people and (preferably conservative) then cool. But other than that our cultures, bloodline and ancestors are completely different. I feel like we’re even more similar to a Latin American(and we’re very different than them as well) but at least when it comes to family relationships and that pure family love and tradition. Idk though, maybe my bias comes from decades of very liberal, anti Christian anti tradition American presidents. I must say looking from afar, Trump was my favorite.
@@norwegianblue2017
Architecture is different
Whether it's 🇫🇮🇦🇹🇨🇭🇭🇷🇷🇸
@@blknzauvekbato totally understandable 💕
Seeing Brett happy is genuinely nice.
As a hungarian who is here since day 1 of this channel, I'm so glad for this video, and I'm so happy Brett had a great time here!
Végre találok itt magyarokat. Pacsi!
What's the best time to visit Hungary? It looks so charming . How are the people in general if I may ask?
@@kennymichaelalanya7134 the best time is when you have money.. 🙃
In my oppinion the best in spring or fall, but it depends on what your prefered weather :) It's not always the same, but summer could be 35+ hot or a regular 28, but in the city this kills me. The winter can be cold but these days not as bad. People are usually friendly. I always tought we are one of the most rude nation but some of my dutch friends told me they think the opposite, so I don't really know. It's just pure luck who you meet probably.@@kennymichaelalanya7134
@@kennymichaelalanya7134 We were visiting in June and it was wonderful, but I would love to go back at Christmas time so I can see the "fényvillamos" in action, and all the Christmas lights and activities. I just don't know if I have enough money to buy gifts for all my relatives. 😮
I’m Hungarian. I love seeing my homeland. :D
Igen bár tény Budapest nekem kicsit túl messze van de akkor is jó látni a kis hazánk. Bár őszintén szólva amikor elöször hallottam hogy brett Budán van elégé meglepett mert nem gondoltam volna hogy egy ennyire népszerű személy pont itt élne.
En is!
It's a beautiful country and seems to make a real effort to preserve its traditions and culture.
@@Flame_FoxBudapest must be so chill and nice because she doesn't get interrupted on the streets (at least from the video)
Why is she in Budapest? Sorry I'm just a casual viewer.
I visited Budapest twice: once from Bosnia when I lived there (just a long weekend) and once from Germany when I lived there (a week, with my family). I love the city. It is one of the best and I miss it a lot.
So interesting seeing Brett's POV of Hungary. I grew up in Budapest and i never though seeing parts of the city trough the eyes of someone else would be so fascinating.
I used to travel all the time for work. When I’d come home I’d travel my own city with “new” eyes, in that being away so much made me appreciate what we have here in my own hometown. There is generally a sense that “the grass is always greener on the other side of the fence” (a US saying), but so many places around the world hold a lot of their own charms. Sometimes we just have to take the time to appreciate them.
Only thing that does not deserve any fascination is those "Chimney cakes" they are already a plague in Prague.
@@ligametis The original Chimney cake with only sugar, cinnamon or chocolate is fine. But when they fill it with sausage, cheese, ice cream or other shits like this it's indeed horrible. :D
As a Hungarian and your fan, I'm SO beyond happy you're here in my country! 💕🇭🇺
exactly how i feel!
One of the remaining countries in Europe that still has its head screwed on straight. My uncle also is a Magyar.
I am from an unknown country, but I still feel great.
welcoming emigrants!
Every stereotype about Americans not respecting other cultures flies out of the window here. Beautiful and underrated city, glad you like it there. As a Pole, love to my country's BFF - Hungary!
No Budapeszt jest zajebistu ale co do amerykanów to jest to niestety racja :p
@@propizza6454 Nie wszyscy są akurat tacy, ale rzeczywiście sporo. Przynajmniej nie każdy to Johnny Somali.
@@thepoleontheroad zawsze jest odejście od reguły. Ja mam wyrobioną opinię ponieważ rozmawiałam z amerykanami z wojska, ze studentami w warszawie i na mojej politechnice wrocławskiej. Choć wiadomo każdy jest inny, czuć w ich zachowaniu „ameryczkę”.
Z drugiej strony, kiedy Brett zachowywała się jak typowa amerykanka? ;)
@@propizza6454I doubt that, but alright. Maybe it’s just confirmation bias, on your part.
Infertility was also my biggest fear--and we wound up struggling! But we were still in our 20s and our Infertility doctor said, "Do not worry. You are young and healthy. I can guarantee that of everyone in my practice, you two will have a baby." Fast forward three years and we have two kids, no IVF needed! Time is on your side.
Yeah for women who are in their 20s, time is on their side. Unfortunately women are being encouraged to wait until their 30s to even start settling down.
I think that worrying about infertility can cause it. A best friend in college later married. They tried for years to get pregnant and finally gave up. The adopted. She soon thereafter became pregnant and was the proud mother of TWO sons. Once the pressure was up, it worked.
@williampotter2098 stress can most definitely affect it. Like stressing yourself out about fertility. Women's bodies and cycles are extremely sensitive to stress, I didn't realize this until I was actually ttc and was tracking my cycle meticulously
Infertility as your biggest fear. Get over it. Women get cancer and have infertility as a cause. Don't be so whiny... 🙄
@eily_b did commenting that make you feel better? Based on your comment history on this channel you don't appear to be happy.
I'm from Serbia, the country right below Hungary and the language is super hard but Budapest is very beautiful. Hope you had a great time
"and the language is super hard"
me too, but I was lucky enough to have a grandmother to teach me.
They are absolutely overdoing it on the umlaute, and that's a German saying it ;)
Budapest? The town on the Serbian-Slovakian border?
@@Northerner-NotADoctor not Serbian Slovakia but Hungarian Slovakia border, and not that close but it's the closest border to Budapest
@@vojislavS8652јој не улизуј се и не лупај молим те , Будимпешта је прецењена у сваком смислу ,мора да имаш Мађаре у фамилији па си пристрасан 😅пун ми вас је курац мешаних у Србији ,идите кући више,само оставите Србију на миру 😊
As someone born and raised in Budapest… used to sing in St Stephen’s Cathedral Choir as a boy… Brett, your wonderful and genuinely joyful smile in front of the Basilica is priceless!!
My husband is Hungarian and I love Budapest ❤ greetings from Slovakia.
Slovakia is beautiful!
@@vivienaquino3311 you mean upper- Hungary
I love Budapest. My favorite place in Europe aside from Slovakia! ❤
omg my family is literally from slovakia
@@BeingBOTisCareer do not go there 🤣 no teasing!
This is like Emily in Paris, but Brett in Budapest 😊
Brett in Budapest lol
@@PamanudavyVictor Vasarely
Hungarian-French artist
France has Charles garnier, August rodin, Gustav Eiffel ,Antoine Coysevox🇫🇷
Emily was an American who thought she was better than the French and tried to make them more American, Brett seems to be anything but that.
Underrated comment
Except that Brett actually respects our city and cuture (I live in Budapest) and Emily is like a stereotypical American in that show.
As a Hungarian, I’m really happy that you’re in my home country! ❤
It's a beautiful place under VIctor Orban!!
As a hungarian, i do not. Stay in Fort Lauderdale. Or Cali, Nothing here for civilized westerns. Go play multi culit in London.
As a hungarian person I used to listen to your videos and podcasts to inform about the state of american politics, and basically just what's going on in the west, and now it turns out that you live in Hungary as well! The twist of the year. I'm really surprised by it! 😊
She is a movie actress filming in Hungary and travels back and forth to the U.S. frequently.
As I understand Brett lives in Tennessee. She's been shooting Daily Wire's new movie, the Pendragon Cycle, at various EU locations including Hungary since September. She's been based out of Budapest throughout this period.
Hungary is a fascist state. How do you feel about that?
@@danc.9554 Wait she lives in Tennessee? That's so cool, that's where I am!
It's such a delight to see Brett in Budapest and how happy she was to be there. I hope you had a good time there.
Man, I felt teary-eyed when Brett was trying on dresses. She looked beautiful in every dress. So happy for you, Brett.
I would LOVE a series of Brett just being Brett.
Also, congrats on your engagement- the dresses looked stunning on you💗
I think they’ll be divorced in a year.
@@woooooooo9061 - Not cool.
Agreed 😊😊😊😊
@@woooooooo9061 It's Brett Cooper not Kim Kardashian, you fool. 😂
@@woooooooo9061damn, you think the person who we literally don’t know at all is going to be a bad fit? You know something we don’t big buddy?
She’s so grown up 🥹 watching her try on those wedding dresses felt so beautiful. I feel like a proud sister and I don’t even know her personally.
You deserve good things dear Brett and I hope you keep your shine❤
I had the same feeling, haha😂
As my mother was from Hungary, I have cousins, an aunt, and an uncle there, and we’ve often visited, Hungary is & always will be close to my heart. Great to see you in Budapest!!
Eastern European nations are so underrated. Hungary, Croatia and Romania are my top picks of places to visit from there.
😂A hundred years ago, these countries (until the First World War) were all part of the Kingdom of Hungary, all the beautiful buildings of the countries were built during the thousand years of the Kingdom of Hungary!
For most of the Middle Ages they were all buffer states between the ottoman and austrohungarian empires
Hungary... Austria??? No.
I enjoyed Albania a lot, but Serbia felt cold and distant, did not enjoy Belgrade. Two countries I've been to in Eastern Europe. Turkey/Istanbul blew both away though
Yes, the iron curtain is till in many heads.
My grandfather was from Hungary and actually the vast majority of his family still lives there. We get pictures every year from them and the family gets more and more gigantic every year! I'd love to go to Budapest. I'd love to go to Hungary period and visit family.
I’d do it. It would be a good Plan B.
Got me in the feels when you said infertility is your worst fear before getting married. 😭 It was mine too, then my reality, despite being perfectly healthy! It took a gluten free/ cycle syncing diet and an integrative doctor, but we’re finally pregnant after 3 years of trying. 😊 If that is part of your journey, just know there is hope and God is faithful to make good out of all experiences. I know we’re better prepared to be parents after going through the work and heartache of infertility.
yeaaayyyy! congrats! ❤
I'm a Hungarian who absolutely loves seeing people enjoy Hungary. It's not the best country but I love it as my home and it can be beautiful.
Are you kidding? Budapest and Hungary are the best!! I am Colombian and I wish I could find a job to live in Hungary permanently, I lived there for 6 months while I was doing my Erasmus exchange
Úgy kaptad a like-t , hogy sokan nem olvasták végig 😂😂😂
it's very nice but not THE BEST in the world lol. Do a lot more traveling @@migueltorres8180
@@migueltorres8180 You are not living here man we do!
Budapest is amazing!!! My husband and I visited last year and loved it so much that we'd love to go back and see the rest of Hungary. ❤
We tell everyone to skip right over western Europe and just go to Budapest.
Wow, Budapest looks so beautiful. I love the old architecture
Are you married or do you have a boyfriend
?
@@LiamColeman-Halla-yq2jlshe has a fiancé.
Well, you find plenty of it while being in Hungary, I’d encourage you to visit us sometimes 😊
Typical European country.
Thank you Miss. Cooper for letting us tag along on your Hungarian adventure. It was fun.
God bless you and your husband on your new life together.
May you be blessed with as many "mini-Coopers" as your heart desires!
Yay! My daughter just moved to Budapest! From Washington State. She loves it so far. She lives near the Austrian Embassy. Her flat is old and beautiful and costs much less than the one in Vancouver. We also had a Hungarian exchange student years ago, so they have already had a visit together.
We visited this area this summer. I loved our time there. Budapest was a lovely place and I long to return. The sites and people were wonderful. The food fabulous! We strove to blend in, be pleasant, speak quietly, and be gracious. Loved every moment.
What a new year's surprise! I've been following your channel since before day 1. I'm Hungarian born, living in Australia for 20 yrs now. This gives me a rollercoaster of emotions. Thanks Brett for the nostalgia and your fresh perspective. Best wishes for 2024!
I visited Budapest this year for the first time. A beautiful city with nice people. I loved it!
Budapest is one of my FAVOURITE places ever. My mother is Hungarian so the country has a very special place in my heart 🇭🇺
Just visited Budapest end of November into December. Amazing city and some really amazing people. I definitely recommend it to anyone looking to travel through Europe.
Glad to see you in Budapest! A great city it is. 2 weeks ago I moved out from Budapest back to my home town to take care of my sick mother, but I lived in Budapest 23 years and left my son there! Hope you enjoy the city!
My grandma was Hungarian. Her mom moved her to the U.S. when she was a young girl but she still remembered how to speak it. I want to visit there so bad.
Lived in Budapest for a summer 10 years ago. Absolutely loved the place. It really is one of the great cities of Europe.
So weird seeing Budapest again (I visited Budapest in August). One of the coolest places I've ever been at.
Tears when you wrote you found THE dress! SO HAPPY FOR YOU 🥰
I have always wanted to visit Budapest, you've convinced me to visit because you've shown the local vibe so beautifully. My family is from the original Bohemia; I think it is where Prague is now so maybe I can travel all over.
Budapest is amazing ❤
I never realized how beautiful of a city Budapest is. I will have to add that to my list of travel destinations when I retire from the Army next year.
Dont get me wrong, its a beautiful place but there are some parts of it where you definitely dont want to go. (not as bad as hoods in the us but quite close)
We used to live in Poland and loved the people, their amazing culture, and country!. Loved visiting Budapest…during Ester you absolutely must go out of town to a community that relives Easter in a period 100+ years ago. How we were welcomed into that cultural experience. It was not too far outside the city and well worth it!!
Thank you from Poland 🤍❤
You visited Hollókő? Cool!😁
Brett is now 10 times closer to where I live than before. Blessings to my Hungarian brothers & sisters. 🇵🇱❤🇭🇺
More a day in life with Brett, I like to see Brett just doing normal stuff, also she looks so pretty in those dresses.
Are you married or do you have a boyfriend?
@@LiamColeman-Halla-yq2jl Engaged just a month or two ago. Try to keep up. 😁
@@LiamColeman-Halla-yq2jlI don’t know if they’re married lol
@@Cupcake_Royale does @Karina470 have a boyfriend?
I went to Budapest in February, that place is magical. At night it is like being in a john wick movie and during the day it has the best elements of europe with all the cool architecture. Low taxes too. I have some friends there, if i find a good job i am definately living there.
The average monthly pay in Hungary is about 1,000.- Euro which is around 1,100.- Dollars U.S.
@@Chanharpok, but the prices (the cost of living) are also a lot cheaper and by mentioning Budapest, the city is over EU-average in GDP/per capita if I’m not mistaken.
Come back when it's late spring.
Then the country is just WOW
My father escape Hungary in 1956 to flee the Communists... The last time I visited Hungary was in the 1970s as a child . My biggest regret is not learning to speak the Hungarian language. If I did I would move there in a instant. Such a beautiful country.
My father fought in that war against the invaders. You owe it to yourself to visit. The museum of terror will haunt you.
You still can!
My grandfather (president of a Hungarian association in the US during that time) helped thousands of Hungarian refugees find jobs, housing, etc, in his area. Some of them stayed with my mom's family when needed.
my grandfather also escaped in 1956 as he was on the kill list for being in the police resistance force at 18, made a fantastic life for himself in the UK as a chief hospital engineer for norfolk
Everyone in this comment section has such beautiful stories
Love Budapest been there twice and it's one of the best cities I've been to in Europe
Damn, I found his video 9 months too late. I first came to Budapest in 1995, then left in 2007 for the Middle East for seven years and I have been back since 2014. I love living in Budapest it is a beautiful city to live in.
It is so weird to see my home city being shown in a video of yours. Also, I just realized after watching this video, that I have gotten used to the sirens, but they aren't gone, I just haven't noticed them.
I finally found a fellow hungarian 👋
@@kalo_w1Hello my Hungarian brother
Budapest looks absolutely stunning. What an amazing experience you have had!!
My favorite part of the video was keeping THE wedding dress out of view, so that your future husband wouldn't see it before the wedding! Very cool touch!! Best wishes from Serbia! Visit Subotica sometime, has a similar vibe as Hungary😊
Wonder why the similar vibe
@@hzozo2001 Now, why? That is a question!
Thank you!!
12 minutes of Brett being a normie was so fabulous. Also you are so beautiful and dainty. I hope you make more of these.
Are you single?
@@LiamColeman-Halla-yq2jl come on man, knock it off. Put your phone down and go get some fresh air.
@@danc.9554 I'm just asking? Her, not you. I'm straight.
@@LiamColeman-Halla-yq2jl I know. But why would you do that? Why spam a YT comment section with your unsolicited approach attempts to women? Why not go out and meet people in your area instead? I'm sure you can find a girl friend if you search properly. I really mean it.
@@danc.9554 no reason.
Brett, I love your video about Budapest where I live too. You are really getting the essence of this great city. One of the good things we have here in this country is wine. My wife and i are running a wine bar on the Buda side of the town and wish i had known earlier that you are/were here, my wife Kristina and i would have loved to invite you guys for a Hungarian wine tasting session. If you are still around, or will return and would like to come over, just let me know. Enjoy your time and thank you for what you and daily wire are doing for freedom of speech in the US.
As a Hungarian who lives in BP this felt strange, the places I walk around daily looked much better through your lens, it gave me a fresh perspective. I'm happy you found Budapest and Hungary to your liking and enjoyed your stay here, I just wish I could've met you for a quick pic! 😂🎉
This video honestly just…made me happy.
Happy as in happy to be able to share more or less the same memories with you!
I’ve always loved to be a Hungarian for our history and infinite source of sour and dark humor, and it warms my heart to see people find Budapest pretty just as is, no facades really.
I am so excited to see the wedding dress Brett picked out! She looked so beautiful in the ones she tried on, so I can’t even imagine how stunning THE dress will be!
When I saw her in the first dress I thought the wonderful Snow White had arrived. :-)
What a beautiful city honestly!!! I loved how you spent your day. God bless you girl
Budapest looks stunning, thanks for taking us along!
The architecture in that city is exceptional. At some point in my life I need to go visit and experience the sights for myself.
Budapest is probably the most beautiful city in the world!
As a European, glad you are having a good time. Never been to Budapest, but I have heard good things, hope to go one day...Also, you looked really good in those wedding dresses, my best wishes to you and your future husband for Health and Happiness!
F stands for Földszint or Ground floor. Glad you're enjoying Budapest. Hungary is like a little hidden jewlbox in Europe! 🇭🇺
Floorgang
I don't know about FF but possible she means MF MagasFöldszint which means high ground floor / mezzanine floor
Also we don't count floors, we count "Emelet"s, which refers to the number of floors above the first one.
@@imjustapotatoleavemealone Tudom
@@anamariselaIt must be FE (not FF), which means halfth floor (félemelet).
While F means ground floor (földszint).
This just popped up in my recommended, but I’m so glad it did. I’m an American that got married in Budapest this summer! It’s beautiful!
I am so jealous. I'm Hungarian and would give anything to be able to go. I have severe fibromyalgia and spinal issues, so it is my goal to get to Budapest while I can still walk on my own.
I truly hope you get there ! I pray you will be walking on your own for a long time and that you get to experience everything you want to in that time x
Love Brett! Cannot wait for the new snow white movie. Love from England
@@TheEndOfDays69bro what💀💀
Hopefully she isn’t disloyal for money and an acting opportunity
@user-ir1lu1ei4n She has no obligation to be loyal to me or, frankly, any of us...Mate, people are so weird. 🙄
Are you single?
I was only in Hungary once back in 2002 but I enjoyed it quite a bit. Budapest is a beautiful place!
Brett! I am soooo happy for you!!! I've been watching you from the beginning of your show and absolutely adore you and love that you are taking us with you on your journey as much as you can. May God bless you and your upcoming wedding and may He bring you much happiness and joy, in Jesus name! Amen.
Hungary is GORGEOUS!
I went to Budapest some years ago and I loved it ever since. When I can travel back to Europe I'm definitely going to visit again
As a long-time Hungarian viewer of the channel, I'm surprised you actually work from here! 😮 Lovely video! Have fun! And chimney cakes are awesome. 😊😊
When you live overseas working, teaching, etc; the small homestyle places you find are like a pressure release valve.
I love watching wedding dress shopping. It's such a fun time! I hope you enjoy every moment in Hungary!
That was fun! Adding Budapest to my bucket list. 🎉
I went to Budapest a couple of years ago and had a wonderful time. I'm not someone who goes out a lot but I especially loved spending time at the ruin bars with my buddy.
Visited Budapest in NOV, I LOVED IT, I would live there for sure.
I’m hungarian i’m so happy you lived here ❤
I went to Budapest this spring and it's magical. ❤
Seeing this after wat went down😢
Do more of these. I love seeing a more personal side of your channel.
My first time in Hungary was in 2012; I have come back maybe once every two years ever since. I have visited almost all big Hungarian cities.
Budapest is very safe, except for the 16th district I would say.
Hungarians are naturally quite aloof but once you get it, everything is fine! they are very obliging people.
Note: my biggest cultural shock was the Komondor. If you don't know what it is, look it up. So adorable.
+8th district
@@riveraharper8166 the 8th district has one of the most beautiful part of Budapest, called the 'Palace Quarter', Palota Negyed. Much nicer than anything in the 6th or 7th district. I live in Horanszky utca, I would never move away from there. If you know a bit of history, you would know that the '56 revolution started in the 8th district and as a punishment, comrade kadar let many gypsies settle there.
@@katalinrobin6222 ezt az indokot nem is tudtam.
Én sajnos nem a palotanegyedben élek hanem a Baross téren 20 eve.
Önkormányzati lakásokkal, obegatogato szomszédokkal...
Hogy a széle nem olyan gaz. Aham, de...
as a fellow young 20 year old (21), I just got married a few weeks ago and the wedding dress montage really touched my heart. so happy for Brett and I wish her and her fiancé the absolute day of their dreams
I love Budapest! Its my second favourite capital. I've been there in 2018 and i hope vist it asap. The parliament look amazing. First is Warsaw :)
when i saw her trying on the wedding dresses, before i even noticed I was covered in tears . I AM SO HAPPY FOR HER
Love your channel and I am love seeing Budapest 😊 -- I am Hungarian and love seeing this 😊
It looks beautiful, this makes me want to visit Europe one day.
You can say the same about any city really.
San Francisco, California.
Worst place to be right now, not only because the crime rates, but because the air quality, and more businesses closing because of the taxes and insecurity they are facing, it simply doesn't suffices.
@@saulgoodman2018 But, if you're referring to European cities, there are a lot of examples of insecurities and poor air quality as well.
Make it soon. The older you get, the more complicated life gets and the more obligations you get.
Which part? 😅The differences between many European countries can be huge.
I’m hanging out in Budapest right now, too!
Happy New Year!
When you appeared in the first wedding dress, with a lot of "poof," I found myself smiling to myself. You were beautiful. The more "sophisticated" dresses were nice, but that first one was awesome. Good luck with whatever you choose.
Definetely one of the nicest places in Europe. I had a pleasure to be there for a few days in the spring and it was just great. I'll have to visit Budapest again next year to visit the rest of many interesting places. And I'm saying all this as a Czech living in Prague 😂
And I bet you haven’t seen even half the things to see in Prague 😁
Happy New Year, Brett! God bless you, and your loved ones! 🎆
This was absolutely adorable I love. I can’t wait to see THE wedding dress!!!!
Another Hungarian from Budapest watching and so beyond enjoyed this video, made me a bit homesick🥹 especially that out of all the cities you chose Budapest is amazing’ Enjoyyy the food and the baths! 🇭🇺
Hello from your new neighbors (Austria)! Budapest is a very beautiful city and I want to go there in the future too. I hope you find the time to visit Vienna as it's not a long trip to get there while you are in Hungary and get to experience some of our culture too!
WE NEED MORE VIDEOS LIKE THIS BRETT
Cool video! I was travelling most of Europe throughout 2023, and after 11 or so countries I have, time and time again, have said without a doubt that Budapest is one of the best cities I’ve ever explored and experienced. It’s like having 2 unique cities in 1. Go taste langos, have some goulash, hike up the castles, go up the bastion, try out the baths, dont miss the galleries, the church - just so much! And apart from the New York Cafe - everything else should be relatively affordable!
and visit the OperaHouse. In Hungary a visit to the Opera (or Erkel Ferenc Theatre) is not for the rich, privileged people.
That place looks amazing! Nobody desecrating in the streets. It’s truly breathtaking! 😮💨
The city looks beautiful! I love this break from your regular content!
Budapest is so bright and clean. Just beautiful.
I’m partially Hungarian and Slovakian, 1/8th of my heritage is Eastern European. I am more Slovakian than Hungarian, but I’ve always felt a stronger connection to Hungary than Slovakia and I got really excited when I saw this video in my notifications ❤ I really hope you enjoyed your time in Budapest, Brett ❤❤❤
My last name is Toth, which means Slovak in Hungarian. Slovakia was formed in 1992. Hungary was formed in 899.
I feel like it was a historical accident how Slovakia and Hungary ended up separately. I say this as a Hungarian whose family was 100% Slovakian 4 generations ago.
@@ktoth29 The Slovak and Croatian people of the Carpathian basin, they emerged from the ancient "Hungarians". approx. 7000 years ago. Both were influenced by Slavs, and Slovak was also Germanic. But a people. This is the line that was here when Attila and Árpád arrived.
@@-dorkoka2104 Omg, how delusional are you ?" LOL
I liked how Brett was talking normally and not at the speed of light. The comment section is always unwatchable because of how fast she is talking
My country ❤ thank you for showing it love!