I made a thesis about fortifications of Brno before and during the Swedish siege and the legend about changing the clock from 11 to 12 is not true, but just a legend. The fight continued untill evening and Swedish army left Brno unconquered which was huge relief for Vienna. Olomouc was not so lucky and that is the main reason why Brno is Moravian capital today and not Olomouc. By the way the cathedral of st. Peter and Paul was primary target of Swedish bombardment during the siege.
You know, Petrov literally means "of Peter" its derived from the cathedrals name,... so the hill is called after the cathedral, not the other way around
Well it is nice you visited Brno, my home town. But it is a shame you haven´t tried the gastro scene, the best in Czech republic. It is a city full of caffeterias, pubs, bars and restaurants, all in world class shape. So try next time;)
I’m a resident of Prague and I have to agree that there is so much more beyond Prague in the Czech Republic. First time watching your videos and what a likeable couple you are. I truly enjoyed the video and its content 😊
For all those feeling that the ossuary was creepy, Brno also has a crypt with mummified people on display ;-) It's the crypt of the capucchin monks' monastery and the bodies were dried out by natural draft.
It's actually not a clock in the town square that was set to 12, it's the priest in the cathedral who struck noon in the old cathedral tower (was made shorter by one or two floors when the two new towers were built). Until this day, the cathedral clock strikes 12 at 11 a.m.
Hi, thanks for your video. I am from the Czech Republic, from Prague, but I came to Brno for a week on vacation because I want to get to know the city. And thanks to you, I can get to know him better. So thank you. :)
It´s little bit strange and funny too to see my home town in someone´s trip vlog :D don´t be sad about the orb. Some of the citiziens are waitng for them since mornign and occupies all wholes in the "bullet" and then tey´re selling them. Especially on first days of our acstronomical clocks was impossible to get orb because of them, adn some of them were quite agressive. You also don´t have to turn whole 90°degrees it´s enought to turn only about 45°and look on the saint Jacob church - on facade is a man with naked butt pointing it to Petrov :D
Great documentary, I am happy you didnt stay only in Prague. Jimmy is so "I want to go to pub with him" and Nat is just "I want to follow her everywhere" :D
Your awesome Natalie for not killing the spider. Bench, that turn...yes. 😂 turn 90 degrees. Thank you for showing the Ossuary. That's pure history. Uncomfortable... I'm still thinking of the spider. Wow, Romania. Good thing you purchased extra sandwiches. This video, worth the wait...
You 2 are just the sweetest couple ever ,,And dammit when you get back to the states you need to come see me at my restaurant,,,Big time , meals on me ! The Gumbo Stop Cafe,,Huntington WV ,,,Now get back here and see me ! Love these vids also ,,I loved my time in Europe
FYI, I am not sure whether it is the case everywhere in Europe, but eating while on public transportation is discouraged. I got called out in Crete for that.
HI JIMMY & NATALIE 👋 GORGEOUS SCENERY , TOWN . THE HISTORY IS INTERESTING . THE BUTTERFLY 🦋 HOSE WAS AWESOME , BREATHTAKING BEAUTY COLORS & ALL KINDS & COLORS ❤ BE SAFE ! HAVE FUN ! ENJOYED 🍨 🍨 🍨 🍨 🍨 🍨 🍨 🍨 🍨 🍨 GOD BLESS YOU BOTH ALWAYS ON YOUR ADVENTURES 🙏 THANK YOU 🙏
Just a little suggestion. If book your train or bus for traveling during the night you can sleep while traveling and save money on renting a room for that night. That's what I have always done.
Thank you for sharing your experience with Brno. If next time someone asks what is Brno significant for, you can tell them that this is the place where Gregor Johann Mendel, the founder of modern genetics lived and did his experiments in 19th century. They named Brno university after him.
Great. Interesting video, I looved how you were with the butterflies Natalie!! By the way I received a sticker a Jimmy and Natalie sticker!!..best day ever!!!
Hi Jimmy and Natalie, I just want to let you know that I loved your video from Brno! I work for the Tourism Board of Brno and I really appreciate you showed our city to your viewers. Very well researched content and great shots of our city. Hope you had fun! :)
Thank you for sharing your travels. Many of us won't be able to see these places. I liked the 🦋, creepy where all the skeleton were but I'd still have to see it. Safe travels. ❤❤
What a lot of research to find all of these places Natalie and then you two sharing the facts is very interesting and fun. Love it! Thank you for sharing.
I like the joking name for the Astronomical Clock. English speaking Brňáci call it "Big Black Clock" - see the pun there? 😀 I hoped, that when you are in Czechia, you'd try Kofola (our version of Coke) and in Brno, you should try Starobrno beer instead of Pilsner Urquell. We make fun of Starobrno for being sub-standard beer and I'd love to see, whether is it our prejudice or whether you wouldn't like it.
Not only Prague and Brno, Prague is turist trap. South of bohemia or west are the mest Hluboka nad vltavou, Cesky Krumlov. Ceske Budejovice. Plzen......
Austra, I went there . My daughter was in a band trip to their 100th millennium celebration! They had bands from everywhere visiting and playing at different spots in the squares! Such an interesting time in my life. ❤😊
The 30 Years' War began as a religious war between Catholics and Protestants and ended as a territorial war between princes and kings. In the end there was the Peace of Westphalia in Münster and Osnabrück. The parties were so hostile that they didn't want to do this in the same city. With the Peace of Münster, the borders of Europe were determined and states were granted independence. This is how the Kingdom of the Netherlands became independent, from which the Netherlands and Belgium later emerged. Switzerland had its independence confirmed. Sweden had to retreat to their mainland. And much more. This was followed by 100 years of peace in Europe, although there were minor changes.
It’s best to wear bright colourful clothes, resemble a flower when visiting a butterfly place. I visited Austria and was so beautiful. Didn’t get to Romania
That clock was awesome!! The clock at about 90 degree was even more awesome 😆 that was amazing!! I am absolutely LOVING this Europe series!! I am glad you guys decided to do this!! That ossuary looks very interesting!! That would be so neat to check out!! Awesome video as always!!
you should fix it and visit Brno too, it's really beautiful, there aren't so many tourists like in Prague and it's more natural one more advice: if you have to ask someone (for example about direction), ask younger people, they can speak English, older ones usually don't understand you
Brno is a beautiful city. I know you enjoyed it. The Osuary was so cool. Ok you tricked us with the clock. 😅 I fell for it lol. Looking forward to seeing Romania. Have fun and stay safe ❤
I visited the catacombs of Paris with my kids several years ago. To enter, you had to go through this really small gate that was very obscure, then traverse down a spiral staircase the equivalent of many stories. Once down in the catacombs, it was mile after mile of a tunnel with bones stacked head high on both sides of the tunnel. If I recall correctly, the catacombs were actually mines where they mined limestone for the construction of the Paris streets and Metro subway. At some point, all of these remains from graves above ground were exhumed and relocated down into the mines (catacombs). It was a very interesting (and eerie) experience.
I might be wrong, but as I recalled, Any long distance bus have stop every few hours for restroom breaks and food! they might not be the cheapest, but since in country like Hungary and Romania the price is quite low compare to western Europe, I failed to see the point of buying tons of sandwich at the beginning of the ride!
I found you through the Prague video that was recommended to me (probably because I'm czech:D) and i was surprised to see you going through the pride festival because I was there on that day! I like the places you choose to visit and how you find out and give even educational information about them, it's very interesting to watch:) I've been to Brno only one time I think and don't get to visit Prague often:D If you ever visit again there's a looot of beautiful cities and castles (those mainly in south Bohemia), and for more natural sights I'm a fan of Adršpach-Teplice Rocks or Prachov Rocks..but anyways, I'm excited for your other Europe adventures!:)
Not sure what it is about you guys and bus breakdowns. Remind me never to go on a bus ride with you guys. j/k :) You can ride on my bus when I finish building it in South Carolina, we should meet up.
Hi 👋, Jimmy and Natalie , That was amazing 🤩, Brno , Beautiful butterflies, a shame, Natalie doesn’t like them , I live in the Correze in France, in the countryside, right next to a river, runs through my property, , I have a lot of lot of butterflies, damselflies, and dragonflies , back in 2014, or thereabouts in the summer, while working on the Moulin/Mill , it was still derelict at that point, I went into the property and stuck in a cobweb in the window, was a very large dragonfly , I very very carefully pulled it out of the cobweb and took it and released it outside , this was in the morning , later, in the day, I had just finished cutting the grass , and all of a sudden a dragonfly came and started flying around me and come as hovered straight up my face I would say for probably 30 seconds to nearly a minute , as if to say, thank you for releasing it from the cobweb , I have got pictures of me standing in the garden with dragonflies and damson flies sitting on me, they seem to like my bald head. Ha ha , 😂 ..The Clock 😂😂, a piece of art, the best way to describe it, shame you missed your crystal ball, but never mind, Brno looks to be a beautiful place visit, beautiful and amazing architecture, , I suppose going into the catacombs it’s not everybody’s cup of tea but is an amazing place historically , I have been to the catacombs in Paris, if you have a chance Burgos Spain is a beautiful place to go. And obviously, Barcelona , but I must say, be careful of pickpockets, especially in crowded area. Romania looks nice., I hope you enjoy your stay, I have a friend back in the UK, whose parents live in Romania, and he used to be in a special forces. A great guy, I actually helped him to speak English, I always have a giggle every time I see an animal in the fields we call them goats 🐐, he was calling it a ghost, 😂, See you next week stay safe, don’t have butterfly nightmares, 😂, Phil from the moulin France,
We have lived in Romania for 9 years now and we love it... it is a beautiful country and yes Airconditioning is a blessing here when you are lucky to get a place with it. You will be amazed at how inexpensive things are here... Have fun and enjoy this great country.
Jimmy I didn't get creeped out by the history. I love history. Sweet Natalie those butterflies were beautiful except I'm with you on the 2 of creepy ones.God Bless Love you
1. When you go into eastern europe the trains become slower, due to older tracks, so bus may be a better option. 2. If you are on a budget, busses are mostly cheaper then trains
@@petrsebik Better class trains don't wait and go 160 km/h in Czech Republic and pretty much all tracks are already reconstructed, people complain about our trains, but they don't know what is really bad, they should try trains in Croatia, it goes like 30 km/h. Big surprise for me was Poland, trains are really reliable and fast there and tracks are mostly new now, it looks like they renovated everything in last 15 years.
Some people are just bus people, I also don't understand why someone is going from Prague to Vienna by bus when it's 4 hours in train and you can sit in 1st class restaurant car and having meal. Here in Czechia, we are used to trains, but in some other countries, they just use buses and they don't even consider that train is also option. Also, I don't feel that safe in bus, especially when bus driver is crazy, which happens more often than it should be. Also, trains are mostly not canceled like some low cost flixbus buses where you don't have space for your legs and driver is always rude. In train, you just put your baggage above you and you don't have to deal with rude driver. But when you go to some other countries more south or more east, trains are mostly useless, especially in Croatia, it goes like 30 km/h there, it's completely useless. We complain about our trains, but better class trains have priority and it mostly really goes that max allowed speed which is 160 km/h or even 200 in few modernised places. And high speed trains are planned, it looks like they will finally start with constructiojn soon, I can't believe that I will really live long enough to see that.
I made a thesis about fortifications of Brno before and during the Swedish siege and the legend about changing the clock from 11 to 12 is not true, but just a legend. The fight continued untill evening and Swedish army left Brno unconquered which was huge relief for Vienna. Olomouc was not so lucky and that is the main reason why Brno is Moravian capital today and not Olomouc. By the way the cathedral of st. Peter and Paul was primary target of Swedish bombardment during the siege.
You know, Petrov literally means "of Peter" its derived from the cathedrals name,... so the hill is called after the cathedral, not the other way around
"You turn about 90 degrees and look at that clock over there." OK, you got me.
😂😂
You guys are so respectful of each other, it is a joy watching your videos.
Don't change 😊
She got me too!!! I love watching you two interact with each other. You guys are perfect together.
😂😂😂 that was really good lol
I'm Czech and she still got me.
I loved that you were able to film in the catacombs. I went to one in Rome and filming wasn’t allowed.
omg you were at the hotel right across the river from my house 🥰😍
Well it is nice you visited Brno, my home town. But it is a shame you haven´t tried the gastro scene, the best in Czech republic. It is a city full of caffeterias, pubs, bars and restaurants, all in world class shape. So try next time;)
I’m a resident of Prague and I have to agree that there is so much more beyond Prague in the Czech Republic.
First time watching your videos and what a likeable couple you are. I truly enjoyed the video and its content 😊
For all those feeling that the ossuary was creepy, Brno also has a crypt with mummified people on display ;-) It's the crypt of the capucchin monks' monastery and the bodies were dried out by natural draft.
I love Brno! It's such an interesting town.
Brno's c(l)ock is just a masterpiece. :D :D
It's actually not a clock in the town square that was set to 12, it's the priest in the cathedral who struck noon in the old cathedral tower (was made shorter by one or two floors when the two new towers were built). Until this day, the cathedral clock strikes 12 at 11 a.m.
You can buy the glass ball at the info center.
Hi, thanks for your video. I am from the Czech Republic, from Prague, but I came to Brno for a week on vacation because I want to get to know the city. And thanks to you, I can get to know him better. So thank you. :)
Your journey is very interesting too! Thanks for sharing
the butterflies.... Natalie.. you did great.... I'd never to the butterfly thing....(shutter)
It´s little bit strange and funny too to see my home town in someone´s trip vlog :D don´t be sad about the orb. Some of the citiziens are waitng for them since mornign and occupies all wholes in the "bullet" and then tey´re selling them. Especially on first days of our acstronomical clocks was impossible to get orb because of them, adn some of them were quite agressive. You also don´t have to turn whole 90°degrees it´s enought to turn only about 45°and look on the saint Jacob church - on facade is a man with naked butt pointing it to Petrov :D
The astronomical clock is called by locals "Brněnský Orloj" thats "Brno Orloj" (or something like that)
Great documentary, I am happy you didnt stay only in Prague. Jimmy is so "I want to go to pub with him" and Nat is just "I want to follow her everywhere" :D
Your awesome Natalie for not killing the spider. Bench, that turn...yes. 😂 turn 90 degrees. Thank you for showing the Ossuary. That's pure history. Uncomfortable... I'm still thinking of the spider. Wow, Romania. Good thing you purchased extra sandwiches. This video, worth the wait...
I am Brno born and raised. Glad you had fun, chill time here and thank you for enjoying Czechia beyond just Prague!
missed you two...glad you're back...stay safe
You 2 are just the sweetest couple ever ,,And dammit when you get back to the states you need to come see me at my restaurant,,,Big time , meals on me ! The Gumbo Stop Cafe,,Huntington WV ,,,Now get back here and see me ! Love these vids also ,,I loved my time in Europe
You guys are just so cute to watch!!
Prague is a beautiful and historical city. I want to visit other cities in Czech Republic 🇨🇿 😊.
The spinning bench was the biggest surprise for me.
FYI, I am not sure whether it is the case everywhere in Europe, but eating while on public transportation is discouraged. I got called out in Crete for that.
Wahoo jimmy and Natalie!!!
Soak Up all the stuff!!!
Enjoy!!!
Sending big hugs and love!!!!❤
HI JIMMY & NATALIE 👋
GORGEOUS SCENERY , TOWN . THE HISTORY IS INTERESTING . THE BUTTERFLY 🦋 HOSE WAS AWESOME , BREATHTAKING BEAUTY COLORS & ALL KINDS & COLORS ❤ BE SAFE ! HAVE FUN ! ENJOYED 🍨 🍨 🍨 🍨 🍨 🍨 🍨 🍨 🍨 🍨 GOD BLESS YOU BOTH ALWAYS ON YOUR ADVENTURES 🙏 THANK YOU 🙏
I thought turn 90° and look at a reflection but nope got me
The Ossuary is wild never heard of them so thanks for the lesson
The Ossuary was so interesting. Loved the video!! Missed the bloopers.
I’m not on time very late😳 Really enjoy seeing your experiences Enjoy! All The Best! Be Well Be Safe & Stay Blessed.
Every time I watch you guys i find myself smiling.
Thank you.
The butterflies thanks for sharing your trip
I live in Brno and me and my friends call the astronomical clock "Big Black Clock".
I live in brno too and "clock", is not the word that we use...
@@Hrochnick It fits into our BBC abreviation
@@niklFIT it certainly does, although many people I know simply call it "the d!ldo".
@@niklFIT it certainly does, although most people I know just call it "the d!ldo".
Love your curiosity, honesty and all the info you share. You’re Golden
I am enjoying coming along for the ride (Where ever you go. I am sure watching). Thank you for another awesome video. Regards 🇿🇦
If you are still in Germany. You need to play a song by Alphavile. Germany in love.
Thanks for showing us around.
Just a little suggestion. If book your train or bus for traveling during the night you can sleep while traveling and save money on renting a room for that night. That's what I have always done.
except that the quality of sleep is very low :)
Thank you for sharing your experience with Brno. If next time someone asks what is Brno significant for, you can tell them that this is the place where Gregor Johann Mendel, the founder of modern genetics lived and did his experiments in 19th century. They named Brno university after him.
Very cool, including the bones and butterflies ❤
So many beautiful butterfly, you needed shirts with flowers on them,
Thanks! I would have been less at ease in the tunnel of bones than the bug house. 😂
Looking forward to Romania.
Trăiește viața din plin. ❤
Great. Interesting video, I looved how you were with the butterflies Natalie!! By the way I received a sticker a Jimmy and Natalie sticker!!..best day ever!!!
Natalie seemed so nervous about describing that, how some people do think the clock doesn’t look like a bullet but something else! 😂 great video
Hi Jimmy and Natalie, I just want to let you know that I loved your video from Brno! I work for the Tourism Board of Brno and I really appreciate you showed our city to your viewers. Very well researched content and great shots of our city. Hope you had fun! :)
Can I just tell you that o just booked a trip to Prague for December.
Might do some train travel while I’m there.
Thank you for sharing your travels. Many of us won't be able to see these places. I liked the 🦋, creepy where all the skeleton were but I'd still have to see it. Safe travels. ❤❤
I loved van life - but cheep travel is also fun to watch!!
We have a "butterfly house" every year here in Cincinnati Ohio at the Krone Conservatory.
The ossuary was way cool. I enjoyed this video so much. It's very nice there. Sorry about the heat and the bus.
If you guys get to Switzerland you might want to visit the Gelmerbahn in Blue Lake Switzerland. I think you would love it.
What a lot of research to find all of these places Natalie and then you two sharing the facts is very interesting and fun.
Love it! Thank you for sharing.
Missed you guys last week, but the wait was well worth it. This is a terrific video. Thanks.
I like the joking name for the Astronomical Clock. English speaking Brňáci call it "Big Black Clock" - see the pun there? 😀
I hoped, that when you are in Czechia, you'd try Kofola (our version of Coke) and in Brno, you should try Starobrno beer instead of Pilsner Urquell. We make fun of Starobrno for being sub-standard beer and I'd love to see, whether is it our prejudice or whether you wouldn't like it.
🤘🏻😎🤘🏻
Awesome stuff guys
Really really cool
Not only Prague and Brno, Prague is turist trap. South of bohemia or west are the mest Hluboka nad vltavou, Cesky Krumlov. Ceske Budejovice. Plzen......
There is a butterfly place in Niagara Falls too on 🇨🇦side lol
Amazing video. Looking forward to so many new adventures with you both.
Austra, I went there . My daughter was in a band trip to their 100th millennium celebration! They had bands from everywhere visiting and playing at different spots in the squares! Such an interesting time in my life. ❤😊
You two are killing it 😂 thanks for the update
Welcome to our city 😍😍😍
The 30 Years' War began as a religious war between Catholics and Protestants and ended as a territorial war between princes and kings. In the end there was the Peace of Westphalia in Münster and Osnabrück. The parties were so hostile that they didn't want to do this in the same city. With the Peace of Münster, the borders of Europe were determined and states were granted independence. This is how the Kingdom of the Netherlands became independent, from which the Netherlands and Belgium later emerged. Switzerland had its independence confirmed. Sweden had to retreat to their mainland. And much more.
This was followed by 100 years of peace in Europe, although there were minor changes.
It’s best to wear bright colourful clothes, resemble a flower when visiting a butterfly place. I visited Austria and was so beautiful. Didn’t get to Romania
See u next week I love butterflies ❤
Great to see you guys again!!! ❤
It’s good to be back!! 😉💚
I am so enjoying your trip. Can only imahow much y’all are.
Have fun and stay safe. Xoxo
We call it BBC - big black clock
Went on mission trip there (Romania)about 30 years ago in Giurgui! It’s a beautiful country.
Greetings from Brno! Great job, thank you! ❤️🙏🌞🎶😘
That clock was awesome!! The clock at about 90 degree was even more awesome 😆 that was amazing!! I am absolutely LOVING this Europe series!! I am glad you guys decided to do this!! That ossuary looks very interesting!! That would be so neat to check out!! Awesome video as always!!
Nice. I have seen Prague, but not Brno. Brno looks amazing.
you should fix it and visit Brno too, it's really beautiful, there aren't so many tourists like in Prague and it's more natural
one more advice: if you have to ask someone (for example about direction), ask younger people, they can speak English, older ones usually don't understand you
Brno is a beautiful city. I know you enjoyed it. The Osuary was so cool. Ok you tricked us with the clock. 😅 I fell for it lol. Looking forward to seeing Romania. Have fun and stay safe ❤
I never understood the high humidity in the butterfly houses because that isn’t how it is when they are out loose and free
So so beautiful ❤I love butterflies 🦋 💜 💕
I visited the catacombs of Paris with my kids several years ago. To enter, you had to go through this really small gate that was very obscure, then traverse down a spiral staircase the equivalent of many stories. Once down in the catacombs, it was mile after mile of a tunnel with bones stacked head high on both sides of the tunnel.
If I recall correctly, the catacombs were actually mines where they mined limestone for the construction of the Paris streets and Metro subway. At some point, all of these remains from graves above ground were exhumed and relocated down into the mines (catacombs). It was a very interesting (and eerie) experience.
Thanks so much for your travels to Europe. Love ❤️ the tour. Enjoy 😊
I might be wrong, but as I recalled, Any long distance bus have stop every few hours for restroom breaks and food! they might not be the cheapest, but since in country like Hungary and Romania the price is quite low compare to western Europe, I failed to see the point of buying tons of sandwich at the beginning of the ride!
Forget over-rated Prague. Brno is the most beautiful city in Czech Republic. Highly recommend
I found you through the Prague video that was recommended to me (probably because I'm czech:D) and i was surprised to see you going through the pride festival because I was there on that day! I like the places you choose to visit and how you find out and give even educational information about them, it's very interesting to watch:) I've been to Brno only one time I think and don't get to visit Prague often:D
If you ever visit again there's a looot of beautiful cities and castles (those mainly in south Bohemia), and for more natural sights I'm a fan of Adršpach-Teplice Rocks or Prachov Rocks..but anyways, I'm excited for your other Europe adventures!:)
Not sure what it is about you guys and bus breakdowns. Remind me never to go on a bus ride with you guys. j/k :) You can ride on my bus when I finish building it in South Carolina, we should meet up.
This is so fun to see you guys on your journey!
Can’t wait to see the rest of your posts
Hi 👋, Jimmy and Natalie , That was amazing 🤩, Brno , Beautiful butterflies, a shame, Natalie doesn’t like them , I live in the Correze in France, in the countryside, right next to a river, runs through my property, , I have a lot of lot of butterflies, damselflies, and dragonflies , back in 2014, or thereabouts in the summer, while working on the Moulin/Mill , it was still derelict at that point, I went into the property and stuck in a cobweb in the window, was a very large dragonfly , I very very carefully pulled it out of the cobweb and took it and released it outside , this was in the morning , later, in the day, I had just finished cutting the grass , and all of a sudden a dragonfly came and started flying around me and come as hovered straight up my face I would say for probably 30 seconds to nearly a minute , as if to say, thank you for releasing it from the cobweb , I have got pictures of me standing in the garden with dragonflies and damson flies sitting on me, they seem to like my bald head. Ha ha , 😂 ..The Clock 😂😂, a piece of art, the best way to describe it, shame you missed your crystal ball, but never mind, Brno looks to be a beautiful place visit, beautiful and amazing architecture, , I suppose going into the catacombs it’s not everybody’s cup of tea but is an amazing place historically , I have been to the catacombs in Paris, if you have a chance Burgos Spain is a beautiful place to go.
And obviously, Barcelona , but I must say, be careful of pickpockets, especially in crowded area. Romania looks nice., I hope you enjoy your stay, I have a friend back in the UK, whose parents live in Romania, and he used to be in a special forces. A great guy, I actually helped him to speak English, I always have a giggle every time I see an animal in the fields we call them goats 🐐, he was calling it a ghost, 😂,
See you next week stay safe, don’t have butterfly nightmares, 😂, Phil from the moulin France,
We have lived in Romania for 9 years now and we love it... it is a beautiful country and yes Airconditioning is a blessing here when you are lucky to get a place with it. You will be amazed at how inexpensive things are here... Have fun and enjoy this great country.
Butterflies and skulls, too fun. I really liked the spinning bench and the food you were eating looked so good!
Thanks for another cool adventure 💞
What a great city to visit will put on my list for sure! Loved the ossuary
Flixbus is also in the USA. Didn’t know they were also there n Europe. Some kind of techie startup bus company
Brno is best👍
Jimmy I didn't get creeped out by the history. I love history. Sweet Natalie those butterflies were beautiful except I'm with you on the 2 of creepy ones.God Bless Love you
Have Fun and Safe Travels 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
Stunning views you two thanks for sharing Pete cape town south Africa looking forward to seeing you soon
Looks like you’re having so much fun !!! What an experience !!! ❤
Exciting to watch. Thank you
There's anothes beautiful city named Český Krumlov
Come to Ostrava.
Well, I know where I'm having my next halloween party 👻! At the end of this fantastic journey, y'all need to show all the stamps in your passport!
Are trains not the main manner of travel between countries in Europe now? Thanks for taking us along! Great videos!
1. When you go into eastern europe the trains become slower, due to older tracks, so bus may be a better option.
2. If you are on a budget, busses are mostly cheaper then trains
@@petrsebik Better class trains don't wait and go 160 km/h in Czech Republic and pretty much all tracks are already reconstructed, people complain about our trains, but they don't know what is really bad, they should try trains in Croatia, it goes like 30 km/h.
Big surprise for me was Poland, trains are really reliable and fast there and tracks are mostly new now, it looks like they renovated everything in last 15 years.
Some people are just bus people, I also don't understand why someone is going from Prague to Vienna by bus when it's 4 hours in train and you can sit in 1st class restaurant car and having meal. Here in Czechia, we are used to trains, but in some other countries, they just use buses and they don't even consider that train is also option. Also, I don't feel that safe in bus, especially when bus driver is crazy, which happens more often than it should be.
Also, trains are mostly not canceled like some low cost flixbus buses where you don't have space for your legs and driver is always rude. In train, you just put your baggage above you and you don't have to deal with rude driver.
But when you go to some other countries more south or more east, trains are mostly useless, especially in Croatia, it goes like 30 km/h there, it's completely useless. We complain about our trains, but better class trains have priority and it mostly really goes that max allowed speed which is 160 km/h or even 200 in few modernised places. And high speed trains are planned, it looks like they will finally start with constructiojn soon, I can't believe that I will really live long enough to see that.
@@Pidalin in Czechia yes, but the way from Brno to Timisoara aint good by train.
You guys are such fun together. Your my favorite UA-cam couple. It would be so cool to meet you one day.
Red cabbage is the dope Jimmy?? You're missing out bro!!❤
Looks like fascinating adventures. Some super interesting sites.
I guess Switzerland is the next video, but I enjoyed it especially the butterfly house!
YAY!!!!!!!!!
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