Walking in BRATISLAVA / Slovakia 🇸🇰- 4K 60fps (UHD) 

I love every Europe

So do I friend!

I come Made in Germany and Made in TURKEY

Prague, Wiena, Bratislava, Budapest or Bucharest ? your choice ?

@@kemybolt Budapest !

COMMUNIST

Good work is not need music. Keep without music

Thank you! Some Slovak cities are a bit out of the way. I was traveling towards Poland that time. More Slovakia is surely on the list - maybe winter, maybe spring/summer. Ostrava is next here on the channel, where I just stopped for a walk before continuing to Katowice (Poland)

uker filth

Bratislava is best

Rambalac did it for gimbal adjustment yet I also want to show the street and intro. The Berlin video has finally a little intro that I managed to put in front with some ffmpeg magic without reencoding the whole thing

@@poptravelorg Rambalac also did it!! I think so!! I follow many ways and improve my channel!! Always thank you!!

Yes, the wind noise is something I keep struggling with. I had a double windbreak on the mic yet recently found out that it's not there but the mic-body where the noise is coming from. The little holes on the Zoom H1 back and sides leave in air that makes the noise. I now cover all that with some extra cloth yet all videos till now are with the side winds. This is the realistic sound (as you also hear wind in your ears). Always trying to improve it. I hope RU-vid allows some audio upload and replacement at some point where I could fix things

Gergely Gergely , Thank you😃 for information. 🌹💗😍

not you body shaming a woman.

Thank you for this info! There are a few similar places and it's also sad for me to hear about that. One I remember was Gdansk on the bus to the airport. There you can buy a ticket at the entrance from the bus driver. That ticket is unvalidated though for some reason. When not validating immediately and instead storing you baggage etc. you may have not enough time to validate the ticket. I fail to understand why I would buy an unvalidated ticket on the way to exit the city. However, moments later the inspectors enter the bus, validator machines are blocked and mostly tourists get fines. It's a disgrace, borders on a scam there as well and finally leaves a bad impression when you arrive or leave the city you enjoy. I understand that some cities are so short on funds that they seem to outsource that business to private companies who turn to maximise their profits by targeting tourist routes. The city officials seem to oversee, that this one impression taints the overall positive image of their cities and destroys a lot of goodwill. I hope that city governments have 2nd thoughts about how they intent to generate tourist revenues

@@poptravelorg It is very disappointing. We simply spent less in Bratislava as a result, probably less than they made from us in this case.

@@marct6327 Sorry for this experience in Bratislava but I think it's a fairly common thing to validate in-vehicle. It works like that in whole Slovakia and Czech republic too. You just buy (you can buy a lot in advance) and then mark the one with appropriate time period in vehicle. We consider it normal, just enter and validate, takes 1 second:)

Im from Bratislava. It's there only sometimes but it never caused any problems, probably works well

Thank you! Yes, indeed more info overlays or subtitles would be great. At the moment though this would take too much time. I want to spend less time infront of the computer and the revenues of this small channel currently don't allow to hire someone to type in all these infos. I'll see how the channel develops. I enjoy making the videos and walking around yet additional overlays will go better with edited and shorter videos...possibly on a 2nd channel. Thanks for watching!

it's not a train, but a tram

you either mean trams (they have tracks and it's common in Europe that the tracks just go wherever), or red train-looking tourist buses which probably got their permit from city to show tourists around (we hate them)

Yes, there is more to see in Slovakia. Never been to Košice and the area around Hungary seems interesting. I hope it will work out in spring if there is a route from Zakopane or Lviv maybe

Many European cities are old - hundreds of years to often 1000+. With such a long history they developed throughout time compared to many of the more recent planned cities with a grid-layout like in the US. When these older European cities weren't destroyed during one of the many wars, they usually have a market square with a town hall and plenty churches. The train station also can often be found in the city center. If the terrain allows there is a castle, often also older city walls. Some walls date back to Roman times which certainly can't be found in the Americas. Different walls there maybe from Maya etc.. The architecture of the European cities still looks rather diverse where every period left some mark - in the East like Bratislava there is more from Soviet times for example

Romania is on the list. This summer it didn't work out - mostly Germany again and some Greece. We'll see what next summer brings

Maybe in 2020. That area is interesting as I haven't been there. We'll see

Many of the buildings in Eastern Europe cities have improved tremendously over the past years - especially Poland and also Czechia and Slovakia. Further South the changes seem less dramatic. I'll have some more Serbia, Ukraine and Bulgaria (Plovdiv) videos coming, as well as different tours through Budapest

@Kabukichō, what the heck do you mean, "Why?"???

Nope!!! people of central Europe are very racist.

@@rsnankivell1962 , we can change all of that. Nothing is etched in stone.

@Kabukichō , simple answer - none of your beeswax, son!

@Kabukichō , I do the bidding of the Lord, my God.

Eurotrip huh?

looks nowhere like in that bullshit movie

Eurotrip was filmed in an abandoned military base in czech republic, it's complete fiction

especially Lunik IX

Yeah, I've seen the movie and stayed in hostels back in the days 😎Fortunately the film was fiction