Romania was one of those places that was super surprising. I didn't know what to expect- but it's a very underrated country! Really beautiful. I currently live in Hungary, and those chimney cakes are all over. So is palinka. 😂 Delicious!
that is because those "cakes" are kürtőskalács and they are Hungarian, also pálinka with the "k" is hungarian and that name is actually protected by law. In Romania we have plum brandy (tuica) or fruit/grain brandy (palinca/rachiu), it is not the same as the pálinka you find in store bottles labeled "pálinka". A lot of people that don't know the difference and call it whatever and etc, but it doesn't really mater (also nobody cares what you call it if it is made by you and you don't sell it).
@@alext8406 Yes, but the name "palinca" (which is the Romanian version of the name) is registeted with EU by Romania. Both "țuică" and "pălincă" are a brandy (i.e. distilled fruits) but a "țuica" may be distilled only once (in which case it has around 25% alcohool) while "pălinca" is always distilled twice and it usually has around 50% alcohool.
It's actually one of the few places in the country where you can taste caraway liquor, a royal favourite. Probably the reason why Matt found the courage to take a whole shot! 🥃
Matt " The bed we don`t want to know what happens in there" lol literally spat my cup of tea out , you make me laugh x He plays with the "Crown Jewels hahaha
I'm glad to see more and more people visiting Transilvania and of course, after all, you guys will tell others to go there and see this amazing part of România ♥️
Wow Molly and Matt your magnificent I’m glad you staked that’s place you have a nice adventures and lots of having fun wow I love the peoples out there they treated you like a families I m happy for you guys you got wonderful place for the adventures stay there dough a year you guys your doing great 👏👏👏👍👍👍🥰🥰🥰
Don't stay more than 8 days in Romania. If you'll gonna stay more than that, you will start suffering from addiction. In there simplicity, the places and people are floating between earth and skies. You will find the best parking for your soul. After leaving that place you will dream to come back.
@@dacian_1346 I know many that started their own businesses in the rural areas with the funding available and are now running prosperous businesses. From wineries in Moldova to factories that produce canned goods in Muntenia. Those areas are great for agriculture, if only the people were smart enough to do the same.
Prince Charles is actually a direct descendant of Vlad the Impaler. One of many, I'm sure, since European noble/royal houses often married across borders for political or diplomatic reasons, but I think it's cool nonetheless.
@@dabbleandtravel check this out > en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marie_of_Romania Marie of Romania (born Princess Marie Alexandra Victoria of Edinburgh; 29 October 1875 - 18 July 1938) was the last Queen of Romania as the wife of King Ferdinand I. Marie was born into the British royal family. Her parents were Prince Alfred, Duke of Edinburgh (later Duke of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha) and Grand Duchess Maria Alexandrovna of Russia. Marie's early years were spent in Kent, Malta and Coburg. After refusing a proposal from her cousin, the future King George V, she was chosen as the future wife of Crown Prince Ferdinand of Romania, the heir apparent of King Carol I, in 1892. Marie was Crown Princess between 1893 and 1914, and became immediately popular with the Romanian people.
Guys would you say we're missing some of this in the UK. I guess you could always travel across to Europe, but we need some of this here too. Take care
I been watching a few of your videos guys and I can tell that you do a great job, full of life, happy, funny at times, just perfect, speaking very well about the places you visit, great video recordings and edited, smart couple.
The Romanian king Mihai its Elisabeth cousin...u can check when they was kids they played together at Buckingham Palace...and at Elisabeth wedding he meet Princess Anne ..and they get married
I've counted all the Rakija that you guys drank in your videos since you've visited Serbia. You guys drank so much that you can comfortably call yourselves Balkan folk now. And to think that you've only scratched the surfaces of Serbia, Bulgaria, and Romania have to offer... ehhh... :>
You haven't been in Timisoara, Oradea and Deva yet, too bad... Maramures, Bucovina... Piatra Neamt is a nice town, Suceava, Targu Mures or Neumarkt an der Mieresch, Sapanta, Bistrita and Baia Mare. Buzau just won the title of the best european city brand in front of Paris if you imagine! Mamaia!
me as a Romanian i dont really appreciate this places, this little old villages with old traditions, but i admit is interesting for the right people! Great video again but a little short...
@@bujdososzekely nothing to do whit Szekely people, villages are in all Romania, more beautiful or less in other parts! i only say this villages are so back in time, its not for me! and btw i am half hungarian! you guys only like to say extremist or racist and shit. people have different opinions!!! but you barely speak romanian in ROMANIA!!! in 2021!!! and complain....
@@bujdososzekely that land does not exist , even their houses are transylvanian ones . Szekelylant is just day by day hungarian propaganda that is meant for idiotic people to think that they are part of the hungary , even if szekely have nothing to do with hungarians , szekely are emigrants from Khazar empire that spoke a language close to yours , and they were the avangard( your guids) in transylvania when you came into Europe in 10 century A.D. , and start the Transylvania siege ( with the citadels who belonged to Gelou , Menomorut and Glad) in 11 century A.D. and lasted 250 years. Not to mention that hungary disapeared from europe in 1523 after the battle of Mohacs , when you became turkish teritory and then Austria teritory till 1866 when you took adventage of the lost from Austria empire against the Prussac empire in the Battle of Koniggratz , and then in 1867 was created the Austro-Hungary empire ( because you threaten to Austriacs that you are going to help the Prussac Empire) . So yeah your contry didnt exist in europe for 300 years , and you got the control of transylvania not more than 350 years . Instead most of the time transylvania was independent province , after the 1523 until 1699 , recognized by turks , when you country was just another turkish teritory in europe...
For cheers 🥂 is NOROC…What they said it’s Hungarian language. They live in Romania 🇷🇴 not in Hungary 😐 and those chimney donuts are only specific for that area. They are Hungarian, not Romanian, called kurtoscalaks. So it’s not part of the country’s traditions…You have to explore the whole country to find out many more beautiful things even better 😉
Wild Carpathia | Episode 1: Transylvania | Free Documentary Nature Prince Charles: "I have Transylvanian roots! My genealogy shows I hail from Vlad Țepeș' ua-cam.com/video/-U-OqEQhBvw/v-deo.html
What do you mean? The minimum wage in Romania is €612.22. Roughly 2 million Romanians out of the total population of 19.12 million earn the minimum wage, the rest of the people earn substantially more. The average wage in Romania is €1,243.90 (€810.63 after taxes). To put it into perspective, you can rent your own studio apartment in Bucharest from as little as €250 a month or €350-€450 for a one or two bedrooms apartment. Renting is not that much of a problem in Romania as over 96% of the Romanians live in their own, personal properties. You can have a comfortable life in Romania if you are an educated person. A lot of those without higher education are choosing to travel to other western countries and work because they are not satisfied with the wages in Romania. So now many people from Asia are coming to work in Romania, to make up for the Romanians that are working in other countries.
Nah, don't believe it, I believe he was there and passed through (as you see from the photos) does he have a holiday home there...of course he doesn't. They're just using the fact he was there for tourism.
Yeah.. Everything is true.. There are videos and documentaries showing his property there. You can watch an interview with him in Wild Carpathia documentary!!
@@eleonora78 No my ignorant darling, what you wrote is not true. Prince Charles of the Great Britain claims to be from the princely family of Vlad III- the Impaler.
A magnificent land rich in traditions that deserves to be visited! Thank you for sharing this wonderful getaway in the heart of Transylvania!
Our pleasure! Thank you!
Looks awesome . I shall be planning a Romania tour , for sure .
You should, we honestly are having the best time! Thanks for watching!
Romania was one of those places that was super surprising. I didn't know what to expect- but it's a very underrated country! Really beautiful.
I currently live in Hungary, and those chimney cakes are all over. So is palinka. 😂 Delicious!
Us too! We’re so happy to be exploring it! Ahahahaa lucky you it’s delicious!
that is because those "cakes" are kürtőskalács and they are Hungarian, also pálinka with the "k" is hungarian and that name is actually protected by law.
In Romania we have plum brandy (tuica) or fruit/grain brandy (palinca/rachiu), it is not the same as the pálinka you find in store bottles labeled "pálinka". A lot of people that don't know the difference and call it whatever and etc, but it doesn't really mater (also nobody cares what you call it if it is made by you and you don't sell it).
@@alext8406 the cakes were invented in szekelyland but they are hungarian
@@alext8406 Yes, but the name "palinca" (which is the Romanian version of the name) is registeted with EU by Romania.
Both "țuică" and "pălincă" are a brandy (i.e. distilled fruits) but a "țuica" may be distilled only once (in which case it has around 25% alcohool) while "pălinca" is always distilled twice and it usually has around 50% alcohool.
Thanks for this wonderful video n thanks for showing your experience at a lovely village in Transylvania, Romania.
Thank you so much ❤️
@@dabbleandtravel😀
Wow such a beautiful country 🇷🇴❤️ and thanks for guidance 🙏🏾❤️
It really is!
Thank you for visiting our country! I love all the vlogs❤️
Our pleasure! Feel free to share them ;) Thank you!
It's actually one of the few places in the country where you can taste caraway liquor, a royal favourite.
Probably the reason why Matt found the courage to take a whole shot! 🥃
The one and only time Matt found the courage 🤣
I feel all are fresh there foods, natures, people are kind
Soooo fresh!!
Yous are so lucky to be away from the uk. Good on yous both xxx
Awesome places you are sharing, love ❤️ it 🤩🤓🇬🇧🇺🇸❤️🎈!
There are 3 more places nobody advertise, but are interesting to see Ulpia Traiana, Sarmizegetusa and Tropaeum Traiani.
Matt " The bed we don`t want to know what happens in there" lol literally spat my cup of tea out , you make me laugh x He plays with the "Crown Jewels hahaha
LOL! AHAHAA this made us laugh! Thank you!
Beautiful village
It's really amazing place
Country side was really gorgeous
Thanks for always supporting us!
I fell like l am travelling with you! Great …Johnny Québc city
Glad to hear that! Thank you!
We love kurtos colacs!!! It’s the best ever..
Good job cooking guys. 😄 Great video. 👍 Cheers and stay safe. ❤
Thanks Richard!
I'm glad to see more and more people visiting Transilvania and of course, after all, you guys will tell others to go there and see this amazing part of România ♥️
Do visit Voronet monastery in Northern Moldova in NE Romania.
It's on the list!
Chimney rolls, my favorite treat from Romania.
Love them!
Lovely to see you back on the road again looks like you’re having a great time...🥰🥰🥰
Thanks for sharing 😍🥂❤️❤️❤️
Thanks for watching!
tank you guys for sharing this great clips of our beautiful country
Beautiful pleace end tradition 🙂👍👏
Sunteti simpatici si spre deosebire de alti vloggeri nu ne innebuniti cu preturile.
Wow Molly and Matt your magnificent I’m glad you staked that’s place you have a nice adventures and lots of having fun wow I love the peoples out there they treated you like a families I m happy for you guys you got wonderful place for the adventures stay there dough a year you guys your doing great 👏👏👏👍👍👍🥰🥰🥰
Don't stay more than 8 days in Romania. If you'll gonna stay more than that, you will start suffering from addiction. In there simplicity, the places and people are floating between earth and skies. You will find the best parking for your soul. After leaving that place you will dream to come back.
Really nice words...
Then you realise you’re in Moldova or oltenia/ Muntenia and can’t wait to get our of there 😂
@@dacian_1346 I know many that started their own businesses in the rural areas with the funding available and are now running prosperous businesses. From wineries in Moldova to factories that produce canned goods in Muntenia. Those areas are great for agriculture, if only the people were smart enough to do the same.
Prince Charles is actually a direct descendant of Vlad the Impaler. One of many, I'm sure, since European noble/royal houses often married across borders for political or diplomatic reasons, but I think it's cool nonetheless.
So cool!
@@dabbleandtravel check this out > en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marie_of_Romania
Marie of Romania (born Princess Marie Alexandra Victoria of Edinburgh; 29 October 1875 - 18 July 1938) was the last Queen of Romania as the wife of King Ferdinand I.
Marie was born into the British royal family. Her parents were Prince Alfred, Duke of Edinburgh (later Duke of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha) and Grand Duchess Maria Alexandrovna of Russia. Marie's early years were spent in Kent, Malta and Coburg. After refusing a proposal from her cousin, the future King George V, she was chosen as the future wife of Crown Prince Ferdinand of Romania, the heir apparent of King Carol I, in 1892. Marie was Crown Princess between 1893 and 1914, and became immediately popular with the Romanian people.
Guys would you say we're missing some of this in the UK. I guess you could always travel across to Europe, but we need some of this here too.
Take care
Thanks for watching.
I been watching a few of your videos guys and I can tell that you do a great job, full of life, happy, funny at times, just perfect, speaking very well about the places you visit, great video recordings and edited, smart couple.
Thank you! This is really kind of you ❤️
Salut imi plac toate vlogurile voastre .sunteti oameni extraordinari.❤
The Romanian king Mihai its Elisabeth cousin...u can check when they was kids they played together at Buckingham Palace...and at Elisabeth wedding he meet Princess Anne ..and they get married
Excellent video 🙋♂️
Thank you!
I've counted all the Rakija that you guys drank in your videos since you've visited Serbia. You guys drank so much that you can comfortably call yourselves Balkan folk now.
And to think that you've only scratched the surfaces of Serbia, Bulgaria, and Romania have to offer... ehhh... :>
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My first time I said "Noroc" drinking pălincă, I was 14 years old and got so drunk after that night 🤣
Egészségedre :) greetings from Budapest.
Have a fab weekend Matt and Molly
I love romani grils
Kürtőskalács
Nice to see you guys. Hope you can come back to the philippines.
Kurtos Kolacs is so tasty ! :D
This is great guys!!!
❤️ thank you!
Super.Duper.Hit.And.Heart Touching.Video.and ;Lovely Channel ..
Super cool!
Thanks for watching!
Magical!
Super mam good safe you 😷😷👍🙏🙏sms.from Srivalli in India state tamilnadu
I’ve shared this video for my mom to see even if she doesn’t understand a lot of English 😅🥰
Aw bless, hope she loves it!
have you guys been to Maramures county?
I have seen that kind of procedure by way of roasting through HONEST GUIDE in Czech Republic..More videos please......
More to come!
You keep speeking with Vlad and Georgiana in 2022?
Yeah 😚🙏🏻
Top video
Thank you!
wow
How much does a cheap horse there cost ?
😋 the cake!
So good!
You haven't been in Timisoara, Oradea and Deva yet, too bad... Maramures, Bucovina... Piatra Neamt is a nice town, Suceava, Targu Mures or Neumarkt an der Mieresch, Sapanta, Bistrita and Baia Mare. Buzau just won the title of the best european city brand in front of Paris if you imagine! Mamaia!
Nice!!!Prince Charles have romanian blood conections
me as a Romanian i dont really appreciate this places, this little old villages with old traditions, but i admit is interesting for the right people! Great video again but a little short...
Romanian extremist not like Szekelyland ( Szekelyfold ).
@@bujdososzekely nothing to do whit Szekely people, villages are in all Romania, more beautiful or less in other parts! i only say this villages are so back in time, its not for me! and btw i am half hungarian! you guys only like to say extremist or racist and shit. people have different opinions!!! but you barely speak romanian in ROMANIA!!! in 2021!!! and complain....
@@bujdososzekely that land does not exist , even their houses are transylvanian ones . Szekelylant is just day by day hungarian propaganda that is meant for idiotic people to think that they are part of the hungary , even if szekely have nothing to do with hungarians , szekely are emigrants from Khazar empire that spoke a language close to yours , and they were the avangard( your guids) in transylvania when you came into Europe in 10 century A.D. , and start the Transylvania siege ( with the citadels who belonged to Gelou , Menomorut and Glad) in 11 century A.D. and lasted 250 years. Not to mention that hungary disapeared from europe in 1523 after the battle of Mohacs , when you became turkish teritory and then Austria teritory till 1866 when you took adventage of the lost from Austria empire against the Prussac empire in the Battle of Koniggratz , and then in 1867 was created the Austro-Hungary empire ( because you threaten to Austriacs that you are going to help the Prussac Empire) . So yeah your contry didnt exist in europe for 300 years , and you got the control of transylvania not more than 350 years . Instead most of the time transylvania was independent province , after the 1523 until 1699 , recognized by turks , when you country was just another turkish teritory in europe...
My home country
Don’t trust Prince Charles. He’s related to Count Dracula 🧛♂️
maybe you joke but is true :) he`s a descendent of Vlad the Impaler ( Vlad Dracula )
Queen Elizabeth II. great-great grandmother was hungarian count Klaudia Rhedey from Erdoszentgyorgy , Transylvania.
@@catwork9934 But Vlad the Impaler was not Hungarian, he's a descendant of Basarab I, through the line of Mircea cel Batran...
He owns a house there, maybe some land, but not the whole village.
Thanks!
Kurtos kalacs in Hungarian language; Skalicky trdelnik in Slovak language
e bom praquen vive naquela economia mas vose queentra vose gasta muito di um dieiro baicho valor
Daca romanii n-au stiut sa-si pastreze averea, au venit ungurii si s-au facut stapani. Bravo, natiune! 👏👏👏
For cheers 🥂 is NOROC…What they said it’s Hungarian language. They live in Romania 🇷🇴 not in Hungary 😐 and those chimney donuts are only specific for that area. They are Hungarian, not Romanian, called kurtoscalaks. So it’s not part of the country’s traditions…You have to explore the whole country to find out many more beautiful things even better 😉
The kurtos is part of Transylvanian traditions and so are many things we share with Hungarians
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Hey
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Question: you guys made just one video without PALINCA?😊😊😊
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I think i am the only Romanian that doesn't like Palinca. Can't stand it.
But i can drink whiskey non stop
Oooo!
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Wild Carpathia | Episode 1: Transylvania | Free Documentary Nature
Prince Charles: "I have Transylvanian roots! My genealogy shows I hail from Vlad Țepeș'
ua-cam.com/video/-U-OqEQhBvw/v-deo.html
Are you from Kazakhstan?
No, they're british...
@@dyawr origins, I mean
@@Buba3544 Yes, they seem to be british in origin... what makes you think they are anything else?
Which one of you has royal connections 😂😂😂
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Vlad? Cepes? 🧛♂️😎
Go to Mamaia😁🙏
We will make a note!
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a romenia e um pais maravilhoso mas vose gasta muito pelo dienro ter uma mueda alta economica
What do you mean? The minimum wage in Romania is €612.22. Roughly 2 million Romanians out of the total population of 19.12 million earn the minimum wage, the rest of the people earn substantially more. The average wage in Romania is €1,243.90 (€810.63 after taxes). To put it into perspective, you can rent your own studio apartment in Bucharest from as little as €250 a month or €350-€450 for a one or two bedrooms apartment. Renting is not that much of a problem in Romania as over 96% of the Romanians live in their own, personal properties. You can have a comfortable life in Romania if you are an educated person. A lot of those without higher education are choosing to travel to other western countries and work because they are not satisfied with the wages in Romania. So now many people from Asia are coming to work in Romania, to make up for the Romanians that are working in other countries.
Why…do…you…pause…so…much…between…words? 😂😂😂
Because people say we talk so fast 🤣
Nah, don't believe it, I believe he was there and passed through (as you see from the photos) does he have a holiday home there...of course he doesn't. They're just using the fact he was there for tourism.
It's all true! Google it :D
Yeah.. Everything is true.. There are videos and documentaries showing his property there. You can watch an interview with him in Wild Carpathia documentary!!
His ancestors are hungarian from Transylvania and that is the reason
He's having even a Farm there..... With People looking afer his property.
He's going there every summer, every single year
@@eleonora78 No my ignorant darling, what you wrote is not true. Prince Charles of the Great Britain claims to be from the princely family of Vlad III- the Impaler.