I hope you enjoyed exploring the arsenal in Kragujevac! Next up we are back in Užice for a second video! In real-time I am in Kruševac and Leskovac filming the final two Serbia videos for this year! You can check out the following if you like! - My website - www.thetaoofdavid.com/ Music used in videos - www.thetaoofdavid.com/youtube-music Merch site - www.thetaoofdavid.com/the-tao-of-david-shop Book English lesson - www.thetaoofdavid.com/book-english-lesson Nadam se da ste uživali u istraživanju arsenala u Kragujevcu! Sledeće smo ponovo u Užicu na drugi video! U realnom vremenu sam u Kruševcu i Leskovcu i snimam poslednja dva srpska spota za ovu godinu! Možete pogledati sledeće ako želite! - Moja veb lokacija - vvv.thetaoofdavid.com/ Muzika koja se koristi u video snimcima - vvv.thetaoofdavid.com/ioutube-music Sajt robe - vvv.thetaoofdavid.com/the-tao-of-david-shop Rezervišite lekciju engleskog - vvv.thetaoofdavid.com/book-english-lesson
@@milangrbic9054 what do you mean what's the point of it? if you watch the whole video there's a whole section with the cemetery at 11:53 highlighting the Zastavas on various graves.
Detroit meets Kragujevac!! It always amazes me the way they literally just walk out of these abandoned buildings leaving everything behind! Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, we can find it if we are looking through the right lens. The protest was about climate change 19. Thanks for sharing, love the history lesson and yes they are so much more than what we are taught at School👍
That abonded building you recorded is old factory from 19 century ..its abonded like for 100 years ...factory that now Fiat is in was actual Yugo factory ..was bombed in 1999 but rebuild
This probably sounds odd but there's a real beauty in the devastation of the factory. I'm not downplaying the tragedy of the bombing or the war. That's terrible. I'm just thinking of the light and shadows in what's left of the factory. -Marc
Absolutely, that's what I appreciate about it. Bleak but also a reminder of history. Although the actual car plant was bombed which is now a modern Fiat factory. I think that roof collapse was just due to decay.
Great video. I believe this was a brief overview, just to note that in addition to the industrial city, Kragujevac is also a student and scientific city. In addition, there are many other architectural buildings that can be visited, but not all of them can be visited, of course. Just keep going, all the best.
Thanks Nikola! And thanks for the info! I'm glad you mentioned about it being a brief overview, you're absolutely right! I only had about 5 hours to film so I wanted to focus specifically on the Zastava theme. When I'm in a place for longer like Belgrade or Užice I'm able to include much more! (Currently editing a second Užice video!)
Not far from the church you filmed is the oldest high school in Serbia(1833),the oldest theater in Central Serbia(1835),fist court in 1820(you filmed it),first newspaper...
thanks man there should be some more abandoned places in Ukraine coming up! Regarding information, a number of sources. It helps that I've spent a lot of time in Serbia so many things are often random memories I have read or people have told me in the past. I have some English students from Serbia who often send me details, plus my usual starting point is Wikipedia for an overview but I do a more extensive google search for more info. Like in this one I read that the first lightbulb in Serbia was used in Kragujevac lol And before filming I normally write myself an email with a summary or key points I can check now and again when I sit down for a cigarette!
Wow!! Very well documented David. Well done 👍👍🙏🙏 Even though it's rather sad to see that huge abandoned building, nonetheless it's very mind opening, a path I never quite knew about. Curious if anyone (or corp.) would take over the abandoned factories in the near future. Dearly hope whatever war - stay off/out!!! Give them the deserved peace. I was on your website, and am wondering if you've like a stack of your postcards instead of buying individually? & do you ship them to Malaysia? I wonder.. 😁 Got to admit, love your writing, photography, all the sharing, and everything in between. Really enjoyed your channel so far, keep up the awesome work David. Take care. Cheers ☕☕🚬
Hi Paulina! They are delivered worldwide by a separate company. I'm sure I looked into doing a bundle of postcards before but I don't think the website I use (Printful) allows it. I'll check during the week and get back to you. Thanks re writing! It's kind of fallen off the agenda this year but I'm hoping to get back into writing next year especially once I have a Polish passport and I'm not travelling as much!
@@davidostrowski679 Awww, don't worry about it, I fully understand you're pretty busy most of the time. So take your time. I really enjoy your blogs, and all the photography. Wow! A Polish passport! Yay! Does that mean you will settle in Poland? Which is great, because wherever (if) it happens that we are around the neighborhood, lets meet up! Yes, I know it's not that near to where Serbia is.. lol Have a fantastic week ahead. Cheers x
I ordered a whole stack of postcards individually and played just one small shipping cost for the lot, they arrived quickly and are beautifully printed, lm in Australia 👍
Absolutely horrendous. I remember watching on the news about it back then but being in a place affected by it really helps learn more and how locals were affected
@@davidostrowski679 Old, huge vines in people's yards that were there for generations started to dry up right after the bombing, because of the bombed factories/refineries/chemical plants/depleted uranium and other additives in bombs. All photos and stories about in depth consequences have been taken off line since. For instance, nowhere is it published in English, that the passanger train bombed on the bridge, was actually bombed with phosphorous missiles, were very controllable and witnesses said they'd almost hit the brakes before impacting to select exact point they wanted to burn away. The train itself was stopped on the bridge only after they first took out the powerlines for the electric train at the exact moment for it to be stuck on the bridge. As people were vapourized mostly and the river was below, most people were gone without a trace. The monument there lists 55 murdered on that train then, but actually, as transportation was scarce then, 55 sounds more like how many people was in one train car, not in all of them. It's a monument to the monstrous game they're playing, and their intentions. As for the other side, albanians celebrated the bombings by having their most pretty girls wear necklaces with shards of depleted uranium bullets - no joke. I guess it might have also been the idea of who organized the train thing.
Prelep video ,ovde nemci od rusevina naprave atrakciju,a mi to ne znamo nazalost.Ova fabrika bi bila atrakcija,najvise mi se svidja,ali treba neke stvari da se srede i osigura,da bi moglo da bude deo gde ce biti neki restoran ili kafic sa parkom.Da vidite sta su ovde u Berlinu uradili od Teufelberga ili nekih parkova sa rusevinama,1000 turista dolazi.Taj haos je hit,ali mi to ne znamo.
There was riot police because that day a football match took place, a big one, local club Radnicki played against "Red Star". Should have went to Sumarice, in it is also WW1 soldiers graveyard. Many soldiers were buried there, Poles, Czechoslovakians, Austrians. Sadly good part of it was destroyed by communist scum in 50's and 60's, but the part that remains is strange, and kind of creepy as it sits in the middle of the dense woods.
Good old Red Star! I used to have a red jacket and everyone always told me not to wear it on football days haha. I was going to include Šumarice but the next video is in Kadinjača so it covers a lot of similar points, will be up next week!
Nothing was distroyed..it was where it was forever ..Kragujevac is unfortunately home to most primitive people in Serbia ..since 1990 they simply dont know how to run a town so most popular sport is to talk sht about comunist even Kragujevac was then most developed.
What wonderful photography. What is to become of the old factory site?..reflecting on my last visit to Mexico-which by chance fell on the Day of the Dead( weekend actually,moving part was one day was for the very young that had died)i`m now to believe this is held in many parts of the US where there is Mexican communities
I'm sure I read the authorities want to do something with the site but at the moment it's mainly used for that Arsenal Fest I believe. And wedding photos apparently!
Of all the places in Serbia, as you would put it very mildly, it's definitely not the most attractive one. I see that abandoned buildings and slum toilets are the most eye catching thing for tourists when they come here. Thank you for visiting nonetheless! PS. that jacket and sweatpants - so Serbian.
You probably didn't understand the story. The film does not show abandoned buildings and toilets in slums, but an abandoned weapons factory built around 1850. Due to the characteristic architecture of the early industrial era, the factory was not demolished but is expected to be renovated to hold music festivals.
To sto je ljudima u svetu zanimljivo ,mozda nama nije ,ali se ukusi menjaju,ovde bi ljudi voleli da vide u ovoj fabrici neki klub ili kafe sa dobrom muzikom i da uzivaju.Danas je moderan taj arhitekronski krs ,to ljude fasziniert.
To many police because it was a football game that day. Radnicki KG-Red Star Belgrade. In 90es Kragujevac called "huger valley" because almost any factory did not work especially Zastava that has about 30 000 workes (in many divisions of Zastava) before 90es as I remeber. Everything just stopped due to war in YU and UN sactions in 1992 against YU (Serbia and Montenegro). Beside Kragujevac memorial park Šumarice there is also a memorial park in Kraljevo. Same thing happend in just a week before. German mass execution of people of Kraljevo and Kragujevac in October 1941. Even students/pupils from the local school in Kragujevac, factory workers, civilians, elders...everyone who they could collect. That was an act of retribution for an attempt of uprising against German occupation of Serbia and dead German soldiers. Ratio was 100 Serbs for 1 dead German soldier and 50 for 1 wounded. In Kraljevo was executed over 2000 people (confirmed by name so far) and around 5000 in Kragujevac.
Of course that state did support Zastava for the most part of its existance. Even when Zastava exported Yugo in USA. Yugo was cheaper in US than in Yugoslavia that time wich is economicly insane. Also in 90es government spent about 1 billion Deutch marks to bail out factory that has no any future in car industry and on the market overall and just paid salaries for the workers who did not work for more then a decade. Some of them didn't even go to work but the government pay them salaries just to keep em quite. That also did not stopped even today. You forgot what kind of contract Serbian government signed with Fiat in 2008. as I remember before the election that year and resign it again few years ago. Salaries are still on goverment, still from the taxpayers money. Fiat does not pay them. We do.
I've been reading a lot about the NATO bombings lately. I vaguely remember seeing it on the news back then but of course you know how biased western media can be!
@@davidostrowski679 There was lot off bombing in Kragujevac..i had 2 house then in totaly different parts off town and both were demage in bombing ,one was light damage ,but one that is just 500 meteres from center was damage in bombing beyond repair ,like 50 sharpnels bigger and smaller hit a house ,all windows blow up ,wall cracked in lot off places ,luckuly at that time only my grandmother was there and she was hurt but OK ,she was lucku that she was on bed behind a wall,many sharpnels went try window ,if she was standing she would die. I was supprise when i picked that sharpnells..they were so much more heavier then your brain expect from that size when you pick up
Pripyat in Ukraine was amazing for that sort of thing. I was in an old school with files etc in cupboards with stuff from the early 80s before the Chernobyl disaster. Scary stuff.
@@davidostrowski679 Its more politely way to say haha ..but Kragujevac is more like Avganistan in Serbia ..after 1991 there is just urban chaos fuel by corruption
I also don’t see anything particularly ugly about kragujevac. If you say kragujevac is ugly, then you could say the same thing about every city in Serbia. It’s not like cacak or uzice or kraljevo or valjevo are much better in terms of architecture. They all have some old 19th century buildings in the center, a nice pedestrianized area, a lot of communist buildings, and then nice houses on the outskirts and mountains nearby. How is kragujevac any different from your standard Serbian city?
My dad once got one them OAP shopping mags trainers slippers shoes with Velcro,comfy elasticed waist pants with built in incontinence pants ect.There was all so grave cleaner with the tag line clean your own grave and save!
That was the whole point dude. The whole second half is elsewhere in Kragujevac that's why there are timestamps. Didn't 'Urban Exploration in an Abandoned Factory' as the title give you any clue as to what the majority of the video would be about?
Pa ovde u Berlinu takvih rusevina ima krs,ali su turisticka atrakcija.Neki to znaju da naprave,a neki nemaju pojma,kao mi.Ovo bi bila atrakcija svetska,kao Teufelberg na koji dolazi 1000 turista iz celog sveta,a obicna rusevina.
I hope you enjoyed exploring the arsenal in Kragujevac! Next up we are back in Užice for a second video! In real-time I am in Kruševac and Leskovac filming the final two Serbia videos for this year!
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Nadam se da ste uživali u istraživanju arsenala u Kragujevcu! Sledeće smo ponovo u Užicu na drugi video! U realnom vremenu sam u Kruševcu i Leskovcu i snimam poslednja dva srpska spota za ovu godinu!
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You should visit the city of Svilajnac my frend. It 's in the Valley of the river Great Morava. 90 km from Belgrade. Alot of monasteries there also.
What's the point of cemetery, twice showed in the beginning of video ?? 0:48 1:09
@@milangrbic9054 what do you mean what's the point of it? if you watch the whole video there's a whole section with the cemetery at 11:53 highlighting the Zastavas on various graves.
You could also film the buildings in the Zastava factory that were destroyed by US and UK bombers in 1999. Maybe next time...
The city is beautiful, I'm from Kragujevac, this is the place where you were, where the flag was
Moj Kragujevac! ❤️
Detroit meets Kragujevac!! It always amazes me the way they literally just walk out of these abandoned buildings leaving everything behind! Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, we can find it if we are looking through the right lens.
The protest was about climate change 19.
Thanks for sharing, love the history lesson and yes they are so much more than what we are taught at School👍
people get really shitty about showing places which aren't sexy resorts I've noticed. Get a grip huns the world isn't perfect xx
Love how whoever smoked that cigarette was respectful enough to put it in the ashtray. Like it mattered. Great video! Thanks David.
Thanks Jayne! A couple more to come from Serbia! In real-time I'm leaving in a few days
What a masterpiece!! This urban exploring is a direction I’d love to see more of!! Keep the goodness coming! Stay safe 😜
Everyone hates it because they can't understand why someone would go on 'holiday' and go to abandoned building. YES A 1850 DAY HOLIDAY SO FAR LOL
@@davidostrowski679 : How's those Pina Coladas going on the ⛱
STAY SAFE😆👍
Fiat took over Zastava car production when Zastava went bankrupt in November 11 2008 it's almost the anniversary.Thanks for the vlog.
You're welcome man!
"Detroit and burek"
The family with the rock car on the cemetery is actually mine. 😁😁 Seeing it here was very surprising and exciting. All the best👍
That's amazing! I hope you don't mind it being in the video!
@@davidostrowski679 No no, it's cool. It was quite funny actually.
Greeting from Kragujevac! 👋
Hey!
That abonded building you recorded is old factory from 19 century ..its abonded like for 100 years ...factory that now Fiat is in was actual Yugo factory ..was bombed in 1999 but rebuild
Yep I think I mentioned that the car factory is now a Fiat factory, I don't think they'd let me in lol
And now we had a little bit of urbex! 👏👏👏👏 your videos are more and more interesting ! Thanks a
Lot
You're welcome! Spomenik database shared one of my Instagram posts from the video after this!
Fabulous filming..love the abandoned.. keep well 😊
You too!
This probably sounds odd but there's a real beauty in the devastation of the factory. I'm not downplaying the tragedy of the bombing or the war. That's terrible. I'm just thinking of the light and shadows in what's left of the factory. -Marc
Absolutely, that's what I appreciate about it. Bleak but also a reminder of history. Although the actual car plant was bombed which is now a modern Fiat factory. I think that roof collapse was just due to decay.
Tnx David :)
Great video. I believe this was a brief overview, just to note that in addition to the industrial city, Kragujevac is also a student and scientific city. In addition, there are many other architectural buildings that can be visited, but not all of them can be visited, of course. Just keep going, all the best.
Thanks Nikola! And thanks for the info! I'm glad you mentioned about it being a brief overview, you're absolutely right! I only had about 5 hours to film so I wanted to focus specifically on the Zastava theme. When I'm in a place for longer like Belgrade or Užice I'm able to include much more! (Currently editing a second Užice video!)
big greetings from Kragujevac ❤️
yeah, it's one of my favorite places in my city, they are pretty chill to drink
Not far from the church you filmed is the oldest high school in Serbia(1833),the oldest theater in Central Serbia(1835),fist court in 1820(you filmed it),first newspaper...
interesting! I heard the first lightbulb in Serbia was also used in Kragujevac!
where do you gather information? you are very informed. i love your videos because you shoot abandoned places
thanks man there should be some more abandoned places in Ukraine coming up! Regarding information, a number of sources. It helps that I've spent a lot of time in Serbia so many things are often random memories I have read or people have told me in the past. I have some English students from Serbia who often send me details, plus my usual starting point is Wikipedia for an overview but I do a more extensive google search for more info. Like in this one I read that the first lightbulb in Serbia was used in Kragujevac lol
And before filming I normally write myself an email with a summary or key points I can check now and again when I sit down for a cigarette!
Wow!! Very well documented David. Well done 👍👍🙏🙏
Even though it's rather sad to see that huge abandoned building, nonetheless it's very mind opening, a path I never quite knew about. Curious if anyone (or corp.) would take over the abandoned factories in the near future. Dearly hope whatever war - stay off/out!!! Give them the deserved peace.
I was on your website, and am wondering if you've like a stack of your postcards instead of buying individually? & do you ship them to Malaysia? I wonder.. 😁
Got to admit, love your writing, photography, all the sharing, and everything in between.
Really enjoyed your channel so far, keep up the awesome work David. Take care. Cheers ☕☕🚬
Hi Paulina! They are delivered worldwide by a separate company. I'm sure I looked into doing a bundle of postcards before but I don't think the website I use (Printful) allows it. I'll check during the week and get back to you.
Thanks re writing! It's kind of fallen off the agenda this year but I'm hoping to get back into writing next year especially once I have a Polish passport and I'm not travelling as much!
@@davidostrowski679 Awww, don't worry about it, I fully understand you're pretty busy most of the time. So take your time.
I really enjoy your blogs, and all the photography.
Wow! A Polish passport! Yay! Does that mean you will settle in Poland? Which is great, because wherever (if) it happens that we are around the neighborhood, lets meet up! Yes, I know it's not that near to where Serbia is.. lol
Have a fantastic week ahead. Cheers x
I ordered a whole stack of postcards individually and played just one small shipping cost for the lot, they arrived quickly and are beautifully printed, lm in Australia 👍
I remember in 1999 when they bombed the Yugo car factory, 2 or 3 workers that assembled Yugos were murdered then.
Absolutely horrendous. I remember watching on the news about it back then but being in a place affected by it really helps learn more and how locals were affected
@@davidostrowski679 Old, huge vines in people's yards that were there for generations started to dry up right after the bombing, because of the bombed factories/refineries/chemical plants/depleted uranium and other additives in bombs. All photos and stories about in depth consequences have been taken off line since. For instance, nowhere is it published in English, that the passanger train bombed on the bridge, was actually bombed with phosphorous missiles, were very controllable and witnesses said they'd almost hit the brakes before impacting to select exact point they wanted to burn away. The train itself was stopped on the bridge only after they first took out the powerlines for the electric train at the exact moment for it to be stuck on the bridge. As people were vapourized mostly and the river was below, most people were gone without a trace. The monument there lists 55 murdered on that train then, but actually, as transportation was scarce then, 55 sounds more like how many people was in one train car, not in all of them. It's a monument to the monstrous game they're playing, and their intentions. As for the other side, albanians celebrated the bombings by having their most pretty girls wear necklaces with shards of depleted uranium bullets - no joke. I guess it might have also been the idea of who organized the train thing.
First like, then watch.... 😄
good thinking!
Prelep video ,ovde nemci od rusevina naprave atrakciju,a mi to ne znamo nazalost.Ova fabrika bi bila atrakcija,najvise mi se svidja,ali treba neke stvari da se srede i osigura,da bi moglo da bude deo gde ce biti neki restoran ili kafic sa parkom.Da vidite sta su ovde u Berlinu uradili od Teufelberga ili nekih parkova sa rusevinama,1000 turista dolazi.Taj haos je hit,ali mi to ne znamo.
It was not a protest that day , it was a football game between two rivals. And some very loud supporters
Classic Red Star supporters I guess
There was riot police because that day a football match took place, a big one, local club Radnicki played against "Red Star". Should have went to Sumarice, in it is also WW1 soldiers graveyard. Many soldiers were buried there, Poles, Czechoslovakians, Austrians. Sadly good part of it was destroyed by communist scum in 50's and 60's, but the part that remains is strange, and kind of creepy as it sits in the middle of the dense woods.
Good old Red Star! I used to have a red jacket and everyone always told me not to wear it on football days haha. I was going to include Šumarice but the next video is in Kadinjača so it covers a lot of similar points, will be up next week!
Nothing was distroyed..it was where it was forever ..Kragujevac is unfortunately home to most primitive people in Serbia ..since 1990 they simply dont know how to run a town so most popular sport is to talk sht about comunist even Kragujevac was then most developed.
What wonderful photography. What is to become of the old factory site?..reflecting on my last visit to Mexico-which by chance fell on the Day of the Dead( weekend actually,moving part was one day was for the very young that had died)i`m now to believe this is held in many parts of the US where there is Mexican communities
I'm sure I read the authorities want to do something with the site but at the moment it's mainly used for that Arsenal Fest I believe. And wedding photos apparently!
@@davidostrowski679 lets hope something positive comes from such a redevelopment
divaj ga rambo
Of all the places in Serbia, as you would put it very mildly, it's definitely not the most attractive one. I see that abandoned buildings and slum toilets are the most eye catching thing for tourists when they come here. Thank you for visiting nonetheless!
PS. that jacket and sweatpants - so Serbian.
Haha that jacket I bought in Springfield in Belgrade about 18 months ago. Now everywhere I go it seems every male Serb shops there lol
You probably didn't understand the story. The film does not show abandoned buildings and toilets in slums, but an abandoned weapons factory built around 1850. Due to the characteristic architecture of the early industrial era, the factory was not demolished but is expected to be renovated to hold music festivals.
Bravo za mog Juga
To sto je ljudima u svetu zanimljivo ,mozda nama nije ,ali se ukusi menjaju,ovde bi ljudi voleli da vide u ovoj fabrici neki klub ili kafe sa dobrom muzikom i da uzivaju.Danas je moderan taj arhitekronski krs ,to ljude fasziniert.
How did you gotinto the office i got into the hall but idk how to get in the office etc
To many police because it was a football game that day. Radnicki KG-Red Star Belgrade.
In 90es Kragujevac called "huger valley" because almost any factory did not work especially Zastava that has about 30 000 workes (in many divisions of Zastava) before 90es as I remeber. Everything just stopped due to war in YU and UN sactions in 1992 against YU (Serbia and Montenegro).
Beside Kragujevac memorial park Šumarice there is also a memorial park in Kraljevo. Same thing happend in just a week before. German mass execution of people of Kraljevo and Kragujevac in October 1941. Even students/pupils from the local school in Kragujevac, factory workers, civilians, elders...everyone who they could collect.
That was an act of retribution for an attempt of uprising against German occupation of Serbia and dead German soldiers. Ratio was 100 Serbs for 1 dead German soldier and 50 for 1 wounded.
In Kraljevo was executed over 2000 people (confirmed by name so far) and around 5000 in Kragujevac.
thanks for the info!
It 's a shame that the state didn't supported Zastava brand.....
Of course that state did support Zastava for the most part of its existance. Even when Zastava exported Yugo in USA. Yugo was cheaper in US than in Yugoslavia that time wich is economicly insane.
Also in 90es government spent about 1 billion Deutch marks to bail out factory that has no any future in car industry and on the market overall and just paid salaries for the workers who did not work for more then a decade. Some of them didn't even go to work but the government pay them salaries just to keep em quite. That also did not stopped even today. You forgot what kind of contract Serbian government signed with Fiat in 2008. as I remember before the election that year and resign it again few years ago. Salaries are still on goverment, still from the taxpayers money. Fiat does not pay them. We do.
@@visi_inspektor_besevic I am talking about actual CAR production not who is paying whom........
Beautiful tour of the city!
Thanks! Tough to do when it's not a 'pretty' city! It was like northern Mexico all over again!
Zastava Car company vas bombing from nato usa fasist.1999.
I've been reading a lot about the NATO bombings lately. I vaguely remember seeing it on the news back then but of course you know how biased western media can be!
@@davidostrowski679 There was lot off bombing in Kragujevac..i had 2 house then in totaly different parts off town and both were demage in bombing ,one was light damage ,but one that is just 500 meteres from center was damage in bombing beyond repair ,like 50 sharpnels bigger and smaller hit a house ,all windows blow up ,wall cracked in lot off places ,luckuly at that time only my grandmother was there and she was hurt but OK ,she was lucku that she was on bed behind a wall,many sharpnels went try window ,if she was standing she would die.
I was supprise when i picked that sharpnells..they were so much more heavier then your brain expect from that size when you pick up
Interesting history. So fun if those old papers would have been a lot older!
Pripyat in Ukraine was amazing for that sort of thing. I was in an old school with files etc in cupboards with stuff from the early 80s before the Chernobyl disaster. Scary stuff.
And they should be in museum
Amigo Tao saludos desde San Luis Potosí, te esperan los chocolates costanzo
jaja gracias!
I am from Kragujevac and is one off the ugliest town in Serbia ,for its size ugliest for sure,its last 20 years off urban chaos
It's definitely not the prettiest I guess!
@@davidostrowski679 Its more politely way to say haha ..but Kragujevac is more like Avganistan in Serbia ..after 1991 there is just urban chaos fuel by corruption
It has nice residential streets with good homes. I don't see anything ugly about that.
I also don’t see anything particularly ugly about kragujevac. If you say kragujevac is ugly, then you could say the same thing about every city in Serbia. It’s not like cacak or uzice or kraljevo or valjevo are much better in terms of architecture. They all have some old 19th century buildings in the center, a nice pedestrianized area, a lot of communist buildings, and then nice houses on the outskirts and mountains nearby. How is kragujevac any different from your standard Serbian city?
@@nikolasirovica3250 It's just a plain town. Not touristy if you know what I mean.
thanks dude :D
any time!
My dad once got one them OAP shopping mags trainers slippers shoes with Velcro,comfy elasticed waist pants with built in incontinence pants ect.There was all so grave cleaner with the tag line clean your own grave and save!
i could use some of those pants! I'm getting old!
....Look look we have Sherlock Holmes here ...... look at the cigarette butt and make a conclusion ..... Someone was here.
Watch out Inspector Clueso
Žalosno
Tebra ovo je bukvalno u sred grada lol
2:02 Ahhahahahahahahahhahahah
People might get confused because most peple use fag here as a insult
Fag - fag butt - a fag is a burning stick and fag butt has roots in the word 'remnant'. Most people are using it wrong lol
nice video but dude you waste such much time to this abandoned building...better call the Video abandoned place not Kragujevac...
That was the whole point dude. The whole second half is elsewhere in Kragujevac that's why there are timestamps. Didn't 'Urban Exploration in an Abandoned Factory' as the title give you any clue as to what the majority of the video would be about?
Al si nas ocrnio,pokazao si napustenu fabriku i groblje a ono sto je lepo samo si preleteo...
Pa ovde u Berlinu takvih rusevina ima krs,ali su turisticka atrakcija.Neki to znaju da naprave,a neki nemaju pojma,kao mi.Ovo bi bila atrakcija svetska,kao Teufelberg na koji dolazi 1000 turista iz celog sveta,a obicna rusevina.
To NATO radi? Prave turisticke atrakcije u 30+ drzava dosad. Gadi mi se NATO