This video is the best I've seen so far on Bucharest. No disrespect to vloggers, since they do an amazing job, but their vids are very....touristy. They show the landmarks, the fancy restaurants and things that Romanians don't frequent as much. This, on the other hand, shows life in Bucharest of your average bucharestian. The hustle and bustle of the city, being on the move most of the time, riding the buss and the metro to work, university and the many events there are, eating at cafeterias with even cheaper food than that presented in the vlogs (but still sooooooo GOOD), taking walks in the parks and the old town and so on. I guess it speaks more to me, as a Romanian, from a Romanian point of view. The metro and the cafeteria food especially triggered the nostalgia in me. I've been there for 6 years going to University, and the city is great, so vibrant and modern I couldn't believe it myself. And this is coming from someone who has missed out on a lot since I'm not the outgoing type. I left because of financial issues and the pollution. The constant noise and heavy air are the biggest downsides. Still, good times! Great video, favorited!
I love Romania. The people, culture, Winters snow, historical places, foods & etc. Inshallah Coming soon to Romania. Love ❤️ from Dhaka, Bangladesh 🇧🇩 🇷🇴
10:17 ..... Girl on the right in 50 years time! Bucharest looks one of the most modern, vibrant, cleanest and beautiful cities in Europe, who needs Paris or London. LOVE your videos, its like being on holiday and people watching from my desktop!
Paris and London are trash. Don't ever go there, unless if you want to get stabbed and robbed. Better go to pristine and original with eastern European cities with their native people like Bucharest, Budapest, Warsaw, Ljubljana and all other eastern Europe cities.
@@chrato74 Totally agree, in the last three years I have visited Tirana/Durres in Albania, Podgorica/Petrovac Montenegro, Gadnsk/Sopot/Gydnia and Stegna Poland, Kyiv/Ivankiv Ukraine and Varna City Bulgaria with its stunning cathedral. My plan this year was Bucharest and Minks, but Covid19 has stopped this sadly. Check out some of my flights to these places on my page.
@@amc3 I envy you. People always talk about the how incredible western european cites are. They were, but not anymore since they messed up big time with open border policy. Geesh,... I wouldn't even go to Sweden even if the trip was paid off. Too many no go zones and makes you wonder what on earth happened there. I just hope the politicians won't ruin these eastern europe cities like what happened on the west side.
You can see the romance, peace, love tidiness is part of Romania. What I love most is the beautiful young ladies...shuu..is to die for. Great city indeed to visit.
K B Bucharest is lovely but definitely go to Transylvania! I recommend Maramures in the very north, it is one of the places where tradition was best preserved. You can visit Barsana Monastery (it's a heaven of flowers in the summer), Merry Cemetery (the only one of its kind in the world), you can have a trip to the beautiful Carpathians with "Mocanita" (a steam train), and visit the Sighet memorial for the victims of communism (it's a devastating place) and Sighet is also a beautiful city. I also recommend the famous Transfagarasan for some unbelievable scenery (the views there are equally beautiful to those in the Alps). Close to it (if you come from Bucharest) is the Curtea de Arges Monastery, where all the kings and queens of Romania are buried, including King Michael who died this winter. And of course, Brasov (Bran castle), the jewel of the Carpathians, the beautiful Peles castle (won't regret it!), Cluj, Sibiu, the citadel of Alba Iulia (the dirt dates from Roman times) and Sighisoara (birthplace of Vlad the Impaler). Would be nice if you'd have some time to go to the Danube Delta too, especially if you love nature (the flora and the fauna there are exquisite!!). Hope you'll enjoy if you decide to come :)
K B Oh and also, I forgot to say, you might find delightful the village of Viscri, a Transylvanian-Saxons village in which all the houses are still in the traditional Saxon style. You can sleep at one of the villagers' houses and maybe you'll even be neighbours with your Prince of Wales, who has a house there himself. I recommend that you should visit Romania at the beginning of autumn or the end of spring but most preferably in the summer when nature reaches its full splendour!!
Me gusta este video de Bucharest, es como caminar por las calles de la ciudad y muestra la gente. Mucha gente bonita, especialmente las jóvenes rumanas.
I love Bulgaria but as Bulgaria's neighbour I must visit. The Romanian language is closer to what I know as my second language after English is Portuguese
One day I will turn Bucharest into a really good and beautiful place to live and visit! Without all the comunist buildings and graffiti! From: a Romanian that loves his country
Foarte Frumos.I once ( middle 70`s) used to exchage letters with a romanian girl from Bucharest .Roxana Dobrescu.A long time is passed since then.Saudações aqui de São Paulo - Brasil,cuja bandeira aparece logo no início do vídeo.
I went in Jiu valley,very nice landscape,but lot of peoples jobless because most of coal mines closed ,it's a big mistake...! I respect the coal miners,I met them,very good peoples,they did a tough and dangerous job.
I have watched this video many times. Today as I am watching it again, I felt like commenting and telling you that this video is so simple yet captivating. Good job. I recently started vlogging about my travels and I'm always looking for inspiration from other youtubers. I made a shitty video on Bucharest as well. That was my first one. Once more, good work. :) subscribed
Неужели Румыния богаче Украины,что у них таки новые красивые вагоны в метро,красивые трамвайчики современные, в Киеве вагоны в метро с 1981 года иногда кажется они развалятся.Желаю процветания Румынии💖🌹💖
romania is awsome the country is awsome.what needs to be done is:get rid of corruption and bribe , super modernize the buildings,make super highways modern skyskreepers etc...
Nu. Mai bine ne conservam traditiile, inclusiv in ceea ce priveste cladirile. Sa cladim in stil romanesc. Este o arhitecta care face case moderne in stil traditional romanesc. Nu trebuie sa copiem Occidentul, ci sa ne pastram individualitatea si originalitatea. Pe nimeni nu intereseaza un oras care arata ca o multime de alte orase din alte parti ale lumii.
@@lupeabogdan5658 Pai, eu asa as face, dar nu sunt arhitect si n-am putere de decizie. Strainii care vin la noi viziteaza in special cladirile istorice si zonele care au pastrat arhitectura veche, centrul istoric, Calea Victoriei, Lipscani, Palatul Mogosoaia (construit in stilul brancovenesc, stil care e foarte apreciat de straini), etc. Polonezii si ungurii au reconstruit Varsovia si Budapesta asa cum au aratat inainte de razboi. Deci cred ca asta ar fi calea pe care ar trebui sa mergem ca sa avem orase frumoase si cautate de turisti.
On the roads, on the parking lots, on the green space, on sidewalks, they're everywhere. Is like every Romanian an his dog has two cars. With streets never planned for this abundance of cars.
Anita Horvat and most people from hungaria look like mongolian people , remember ,we dacian-tracian people are here from thousands of years , I will permit you to return in your shit hole back in your mongolia
Albanian Communist Except Poles and Icelanders, all Europeans are mixed in 90% of the cases. Around 20% of the Romanians are not mixed for sure, actually. In Romania, there are much more Hungarians than Gypsies
