Veszprém 🇭🇺 - Back in the 2023 Culture Capital 

Yes, I also think it is too much. On the other hand it's a shame they could not afford to restore the original inside painting of the church. What you see at 1:00 is not really a scaffolding but some kind of elevator with a ramp. They use it to transport construction stuff up to the castle.

@@frankexplores4794 Thank you for the info, I was certain this was the construction of a funicular, like the one which brings you to the Buda castle.

@@AmnesiaGm1 That would be crazy! The ground station is neither in a place where tourists go nor has it good traffic connection. But your remark made me unsertain, so I checked and found that the thing is called the Veszprémi Várlift and is actually used during construction only.

There is a good direct train connection. The train will take little more than an hour. However the railway station is far outside the city, so you need to add a few minutes for a bus ride, plus waiting time.

@@frankexplores4794 thanks for your guidance

I definitely see Veszprém's beauty and I mention it multiple times. The only thing I criticize are some of the activities around the Culture Capital event. If you watch the complete video, you should understand why I visit this town to which I have a special relationship

I don't know what made you write this comment which is completely unrelated to my video and has nothing to do with what I think and feel about Hungary. The fact that I was born in Germany does not imply that I am just one of these "Westerners". I don't identify at all with German politics and mainstream opinions since many years and it's getting worse. (I also don't identify with Orbán, to be honest.) The things I criticize in the video are not specific to Hungary. They happen everywhere. I explicitly mention this at the end of the video.

@@frankexplores4794 Sure, man. Then agreeing with an other commenter about the constructions being "too much" is just an illusion and I shouldn't believe my eyes and be able to read between the lines, I guess. And the "The things I criticize in the video are not specific to Hungary." wasn't clear at all. I am half German, but I would never give up Hungary, no matter how rich Germany is, they are so spineless, it makes me sick. I will always be a Hungarian. Hungarians just cannot take a break it seems, but they try so hard to develop and stay on the road they chose.

@@The_Catnip I say some important things at the end of the video where unfortunately nobody is watching anymore. And yes, I agree that Germany as a country is spineless. I feel less and less at home here and have mostly lost trust in the institutions of the country where I grew up. But that does not mean that the majority of people living in Germany is spineless as well.

Az nem "take a break" angolul (az jelenti ...szünetet stb). A 'get a break' helyes. Mindenesetre, viva a magyarok :)