M-am bucurat faorte multe aceste veziunare din timisoara.orasul be care m-am absolvit in anul 1982 dela facultata de medicena...va salut cu multe drag din jordania🇯🇴🤝🇷🇴⚘
pacat pentru cei din MH ,DJ ,GJ,CARE AU UN SINGUR SCOP va cucerim,ca pe vreme.banatenii sa aiba liber sa se duca la familie.oltenii dupa grade si functii
Timișoara este frumoasă tare. Cu siguranță, Timișoara este unul dintre cele mai frumoase, istorice și atractive orașe din România. Poate vei vizita și Iașiul, este un oraș la fel de frumos, plin de istorie și atracții ca și Timișoara, chiar dacă este situat în Nord-Estul țării, și se ajunge mai greu aici. Faci o treabă tare bună. Felicitări!
@@FramingReality mi-ar fi plăcut să văd mai multe "faze" din zona centrală mai exact din "Fabric" și poate câteva cadre în plus la bărcuțe în rest este cel mai ok video despre Timișoara pe care l-am văzut până acum. Nu e atât de mare oricum Timișoara dacă ne gândim bine deci ai cam prins punctele principale ale orâșului. Succes în continuare și hai cu Clujul sau Oradea! 😊💪🏻
Beautiful Timișoara, beautiful România! I'll be there next year for sure! Thank you for this great presentation! GOOD JOB! ALL THE RESPECT TO YOU!!! 👌🌺🎩
In this city I was born and I am proud of this . I miss TIMIŞOARA . Deşi destinul m-a purtat de foarte mulți ani departe de țara mea iubitã , m-a purtat în Londra , în Anglia eu spun cu mândrie tuturor : DA mã sunt româncã !!! Românul adevãrat este muncitor şi inteligent .
Timisoara is a very soviet village with some rough squares in the middle that have some nice secessionist facades, most of the very dilapidated. And that's it. To compare that with Viena is just ridiculous.
Thanks for your opinions! Both Timisoara and Oradea are really cool. Have you visited Cluj-Napoca, Brasov and Sibiu? They're also really cool medieval cities with narrow streets.
Ich war 2016 in Temesware eine Stadt wie München... plötzlich auf der Hauptstraße ein Kanaldeckel der ca 20 cm tiefer als der Straßenbelag war... wenn du da rein fährst hast Du einen Abbruch...
marine west-coast climate? that's debatable... i live on the west coast of North America and i can say without a doubt having visited timisoara many times that it does not have a marine west-coast climate (not to be confused with the Mediterranean climate of SoCal). it's definitely more temperate-continental. The marine west-coast climate is characterized as windy with extremely dry, forest fire inducing summers, and rainy winters. There is no snow to speak of all year save for maybe a week.
You did an amazing job with this video ! Bravo. An advice would be not to compare it to Vienna. Timisoara is Timisoara, doesn't have to be compared to Vienna or any other city.
@@FramingReality @Alan it's the nickname of the city, historical it's the capital of Southern Hungary, but none the less an beautiful city. High on my list to visit.
@@MrJlin1982 , it's nicknamed by tourists, not by us. It's Timisoara and that's all. You are 100% sad Hungarian. Do you think anyone cares who it belonged to in the past since we were attacked by basically everyone? It also belonged to the Turks. Now it's ours. We took it back and It's Timisoara of Romania !
@@mickael1277 if it's by Tourists why do you care. To me it will never be a Romanian city, but a cultural an Hungarian one. Certainly from my profession as a historian. But offcourse I know that the city is now part of Romania.
Filmul este frumos, dar este foarte trist ca nu amintești deloc de populația maghiara care in trecut a fost majoritara in acest oraș. Timișoara a fost construita și a înflorit cand a fost parte din Regatul Maghiar. Asta e istoria. Nu se poate schimba chiar dacă nu e pe placul tuturora.
Am luat o teapa maxima. Sunt profesor si am venit aici pt.6 nopti cu card de vacanta in vacanta de schi 20-27 febr.2023. Nimic din ce este "publicitat" in media nu este adevarat, nu exista. Si ca sa nu spuneti ca vorbesc aiurea, va enumar punct cu punct ce este dar nu este. Timisoara, capitala culturala europeana, la cateva zile inainte de a treia luna din an nu are: Muzeu de istorie al Banatului(in renovare de 100 de milioane de ani), vaporetto(porneste abia primavara), Bastion Maria Theresia(poti admira doar caramizi, in interior abia acum lucreaza muncitorii, puneau niste tunuri, carute, iar altii varuiau), Muzeul Apei( l-au deschis doar la mult trambitata deschidere din weekendul 18-19, nu este insa deschis pentru vizitare, nu inca, probabil la Sf.Asteapta va fi), Gradina Zoologica s-a inchis definitiv(bun moment gasit), Gradina Botanica a devenit un simplu parc, magazinul de suveniruri de la Muzeul Satului e in renovare, in celelalte institutii nu exista. Noroc de un privat din oras. Infrastructura e praf, niste strazi parca bombardate, cu gauri imense, hoti "de-ai nostri" peste tot, biciclete care au mai multe drepturi decat pietonul si dau peste tine, aplicatie de transport foarte europeana,sare pasi de 4 km. In concluzie, o dezamagire totala: mai am doua nopti din 6 si bat branza degeaba. Mai si consum bani pe mancare, cazare si am dat o groaza pe drum fiind de departe. Orasul arata ca unul de provincie: nu era un turist in gara, pietele importante aveau cate 2-3 turisti, la muzeul satului nimeni, la muzee cate un om. Si asta vad de 4 zile, la orice ora. Am gasit 1 sg. Catena in tot orasul si niste oameni care nu inteleg cum fac comert, bani. In orice cartier din 2 in 2 magazine ceva e inchis, in renovare sau spre inchiriere. In orase mari similare, centre universitare, din "poarta-n poarta" ai magazine, o optica, o stomatologie sau un cabinet medical. Aici nimic. Doar preturi exagerate, mosnegaraie pe strazi, turisti vax si pretentii multe. Si toate acestea in Timisoara, capitala culturala europeana, in vacanta mobila a 29 de judete. A big bullshit!!!!!
<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="68">1:08</a> You omitted the native Romanians, like they didn't leave a mark on the city as well. You mention Serbians but not Romanians? Like Ioan Slavici: writer and journalist; he attended the German-language high school in Timișoara. Camil Petrescu; playwright, novelist, philosopher and poet; he taught at the Higher School of Commerce in Timișoara. Cornel Trăilescu Article Talk opera composer and conductor. Peter Stoica (poet and translator), Ana Blandiana (poet), Dorin Tudoran (poet, essayist, journalist and dissident), Ioan Mihai Cochinescu (novelist, film script author and director, art photographer, teacher, musicologist and composer). George Șerban (journalist, writer and politician), Bogdan Achimescu (visual artist). Silviu Stănculescu ( actor, also played Vlad Țepeș). Andrei Ujică (screenwriter and film director). Florin Călinescu (actor, theatre director, TV host and politician). Nicu Covaci: soloist and guitarist of the band Phoenix. Eugen Gondi: jazz drummer. Mircea Baniviu: vocalist and guitarist of the band Pasărea Colibri. Bujor Joini : composer, conductor and teacher. Adrian Bărar: vocalist and guitarist of the band Cargo. Vincențiu Babeș: lawyer, teacher, publicist and politician. George Călinescu : literary critic and historian, writer, publicist and academician. He taught at the C.D. Loga High School in Timișoara. Viorel Cosma: musicologist, lexicographer, music critic and teacher.
I got it. You are right, Romania is located in central-eastern europe. However, my title of The Little Vienna of Estern Europe is more a header about a city, probably the only one who's very similar to Vienna. And it's located in Central-Eastern Europe. Also, if you look at tine zones, Vienna is +1 CET (Central Europe Time) and the entire Romania is under +2 EET (Eastern European Time).
Now most of Eastern Europeans claim that they are central Europe, because they are ashamed of the image people have of Eastern Europe. But literally Central Europe is Germany, Austria and Switzerland. If you say that Romania or Poland is central Europe, then France and even East Spain is central Europe too, because they are at the same distance from Germany than Romania. Nonsense.
@@screambeyond you only talk nonsense. Russia has 65 % of Europe . How can Germany be in the middle ! from the Geographic central point of Europe, Germany is far west! Do you even know where Europe starts and where it ends?
@@screambeyond Lithuania. After a re-estimation of the boundaries of the continent of Europe in 1989, Jean-George Affholder, a scientist at the Institut Géographique National (French National Geographic Institute) determined that the geographic centre of Europe is located at 54°54′24″N 25°19′12″E.
Such a liar video. Timisoara was part of Hungary until 1918. You mention even the Turkish influence, which was until the 17th hundreds and you "forget" that Timisoara was Temesvár a Hungarian city? You mentioned a lot of not relevant infos, but never mentioned Hungary and Hungarians contributing to the culture of the city. Shameful. You were a very good student of Ceausescu's history lessons. Bravo.
Hey, Bela! Thank you for stopping by and expressing your thoughts! Every video I make has some kind of research behind it, so I don't necessarily plan to avoid mentioning important things. This time around, I decided to mention the present and the very past, and I'm sorry that you feel offended. Undoubtedly, Austro-Hungarians played an important part of making Transylvania what it is today. But I think, at least for me, it's much more important to look at places and cities with curiosity for what the future's going to bring us and not with who's fault was. The history of a place should be an activity for leisure and relaxation and not a source of frustration.
@@FramingReality no worries, and thank you for your answer. I see your point, however I think it would be great if in the future in case that you mention a few cultural/historical data (e.g. mentioning what cultures contributed to the city) you should pay attention to include all cultures. Apart from the Hungarians, Jews weren't mentioned as well in the video... However I really appreciate your answer, and I'd be glad to see other videos of yours in the future. :) Cheers, Bela
It was colonised by Hungary, not part of Hungary. Crazy Hungarians hyper nationalists are claiming almost the whole East Europe based on that colonialist past, like when you guys claim Transylvania to be Hungarian, despite it never was Hungary but an independent vassal of Hungary. You guys are like Putin.
In video several nations are mentioned (germans, vlachs, serbs even turks!) in connection with Temesvár but Hungarians. Even László Tőkés the Hungarian kalvinist priest isn't mentioned referring to the Revolution of 1989 either. This biased video keeps the facts quiet🤔🇭🇺✌🏻...
