Thanks all for watching. Certainly one of the more challenging videos to make, especially given the delays and last minute changes. Next video is quite the opposite, perhaps one of the most luxurious travel "experiences" in the world. Can't wait to share.

@CommentSource

Жыл бұрын

Hey Trek! Been watching you for quite some time ~ love the vids. I have a video idea: buy an interrail pass with unlimited train travel for a month, plan a route and let us know how it is. Its only like 400€ for unlimited travel (with some limitations). I know a lot of people who are considering buying such, so seeing a review on this awesome channel would be amazing. Let me know if you read this :-)

@stephaniefox896

Жыл бұрын

I love your videos I want to take a train trip I’m thinking about taking the Alaska one you did or the Rocky Mountain one you did the look nice

@harshvardhanswami718

Жыл бұрын

SIR PLEASE MAKE JOURNEY IN THE WORLD FAMOUS MAHARAJA EXPRESS 🍷🍷 IN INDIA 🇮🇳

@harshvardhanswami718

Жыл бұрын

SIR PLEASE MAKE JOURNEY IN THE WORLD FAMOUS MAHARAJA EXPRESS 🍷🍷 IN INDIA 🇮🇳

@harshvardhanswami718

Жыл бұрын

SIR PLEASE MAKE JOURNEY IN THE WORLD FAMOUS MAHARAJA EXPRESS 🍷🍷 IN INDIA 🇮🇳

At 500K subs you should try and recreate “Around the World in 80 days”, traversing the globe by rail, road and Sea.

@Trektrendy

Жыл бұрын

I like your thinking :)

@lynnebunning7273

Жыл бұрын

@@Trektrendy yes please do it & take your lovely lady with you 🇦🇺🐨👍🏻😁💜💙❤️

@blueband8114

Жыл бұрын

@@lynnebunning7273 that's not quite how the story goes. He would need a French valet.

@BlackoutCreature

Жыл бұрын

I would support this only if he finds someone to take him on a land sail to Omaha.

@lynnebunning7273

Жыл бұрын

@@blueband8114 he could his beautiful lady friend. Plenty of time to learn French using Babel. She could dress as a Buttler lol 🇦🇺👍🏻

This is probably the first time I watched one of your videos and DIDN'T want to take the same trip.

@quasarsavage

Жыл бұрын

lol yep easier to fly it, but the first parts from London to Budapest would be decent if they were done right, the part past Bucharest is gross and yeah I would be pissed w no ac or power or clean toilets, that later toilet was okay but no tp yikes... gotta remember that

@TheMacValk

Жыл бұрын

Hahaha great comment! But for me this would be a fantastic journey :-)

@crysee821

Жыл бұрын

Same

@RobertA-jp8lh

Жыл бұрын

No no no too old. 67

@Gisle2100

Жыл бұрын

I should very well do the same trip, but allow myself a night at a hotel in Vienna and Bucuresti.

When I was staying in Bulgaria, my friends would look at me like I was crazy when I said I took the train. They would explain to me that they basically never took the trains because they're old and way slower than alternatives. But I loved it. I bought a 1st class ticket and barely saw a soul and when you crack the window all the way down and let that breeze in it felt fresh. Such a scenic and beautiful country, it's worth a try even if you get to your destination slower.

@jkardez4794

Жыл бұрын

Gr8 attitude. Cheers!

@espben360

11 ай бұрын

People look for the fast method far too much these days. Slower= getting to actually experience all those places in the between and those scenic views

@roskatabg8806

11 ай бұрын

Bro needs to explore more. Gorna Oryahovitsa train station is nowhere near downtown. Its normal to look like this.

@asadamjad5702

6 ай бұрын

kzread.infoXfu62bYd2No beautifull landing

It’s funny watching someone used to first/business class do regular class traveling. I saw the three chairs and went, “Oh, I could sleep there. Easily.” I really like these videos of you taking trains.

@meinpx4

Жыл бұрын

He sound a little bit snobby, but I totally get it. He has seen so incredible stuff !!

@zyclonic5287

Жыл бұрын

true lol. must be nice being rich, also the pellegrino water was the topping on my thoughts

@lmaomoofeq2505

Жыл бұрын

@@meinpx4 well he came expecting a damn hotel on wheels but due to mismanagement he had to pay extra for a last minute booking just to get what he got. quite honestly, id be much more snobby if that would happen to me.

@lmaomoofeq2505

Жыл бұрын

@@zyclonic5287 you can get there too m8

@-ns-8972

Жыл бұрын

He sounds a little snobby ? He has every right to sound snobby! Train delay (not his fault), cost him extra and no refunds given and had to travel in a way he did not plan and it's safe to say it definitely spoils the mood other than spending extra money looted by train ministries. Hard earned money dear. He didn't wish to donate it to trains lol it was his compulsion and yes he is rightly snobby.

As much as I love seeing your smooth trips and luxury accommodations, it’s also refreshing to see the other side of traveling where a whole lot of things go wrong. Thanks for being a trooper and going through this haha safe travels!

@Trektrendy

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching Heric - and that’s exactly it. I love travel overall so happy to rough it sometimes in the name of adventure

@alexmnblyth

Жыл бұрын

100th like

@virgiliovidal9169

Жыл бұрын

@@Trektrendy how do you get internet on your.phone? Were you using mobile roaming data on this particular trip?

@CodeRipple

Жыл бұрын

@@virgiliovidal9169 probably. My mobile data supplier provided 20gb of free data in each European country.

@asadamjad5702

6 ай бұрын

kzread.infoXfu62bYd2No beautifull landing

I met my turkish husband 1988,and same year at autumn,I travelled by train,from Finland to Istanbul,and by aeroplane to Dalaman and by bus to Marmaris!!!❤We are still married.😊

@user-cd9rd7jb2z

14 күн бұрын

Hi how many trains you changed to get to Turkey? And i guess your first train was from Stockholm?

Hi, mate! 🥰 Being a romanian🇷🇴, I'm so proud that you had 2 showers in Astra Trans Charpatian train that made you fresher for the next day. Very nice video, loved it🥰

As a Bulgarian, I waited to the part when you have to comment on the iconic toilets, notorious through the ages. I haven't travelled by train in decades but I see nothing changes there (except maybe get dirtier). We as a nation are proud to be first in something when it comes to your travels. Stay safe Will, hope you remember us with something more than our toilets. Cheers to that Astika from my hometown!

@kanank13

Жыл бұрын

May be it was cleaner under the communists rule! don't know for sure, anyways. LOL

@JoePsysky

Жыл бұрын

@@kanank13 I think they were clean only at the moment the carriage popped out the factory. I remember being a kid during commie rule and I can still feel the stench imprinted on my mind. BTW, you see the ground through the toilet hole, all you produce goes back to nature. Or the train station if you are stopped there and you feel the urge... pretty vile stuff

@matty6848

Жыл бұрын

What were the trains like during communism?

@Marquis-Sade

Жыл бұрын

Whats an "Astika"?

@kanank13

Жыл бұрын

@@JoePsysky Most trains in India have toilets like that and perhaps other south east asian countries's trains are like that too.

30 minutes, 4 days train. seeing this in my news feed is pure joy, thanks.

in '75 i traveled eur. london to amtersdam, amtersdam to oslo, oslo to hamburg, hamburg to vienna, vienna to munich, munch to barcelona, baracelona to madrid, madrid to paris, paris to london. many overnight trains, tons of fun. the rail system in eur. was and is so much better than the states. Loved it all. thanks

Its reminds me of the stress of travelling across Europe in the late 70's. You need to be young to do it like that. Thanks for sharing your trip.

I can’t thank you enough for doing these videos. I suffer from insomnia because of anxiety and there’s something about your videos that relax me, I think it’s your voice and how you edit your videos so smoothly. I find them all absolutely fascinating and the most perfect thing to watch to relax me before falling asleep peacefully. I’ve been binge watching all your videos. I know it seems silly but it’s always nice to know that your content helps people out there even if they don’t travel. Thanks again ❤️

@foxhound171n

Жыл бұрын

I totally agree

@k.s.1579

Жыл бұрын

Hey Sam I do too unfortunately and have been up until seven this morning binge watching each one because I feel like I have a stomach ache from so much unnecessary anxiety. I have good days and bad ones but glad he is here to help us through these difficult times.

@jeffhreid

Жыл бұрын

Anxiety can be an irrational fear of events that are out of one’s control and often unlikely to impact the anxious individual. You may find it some consolation to consider that anxiety is perception rather than reality. Don’t waste your life being anxious. I wish you all the best in conquering your anxiety. Be well.

@ajl8198

Жыл бұрын

I feel the same way Sam : ) i agree there’s something relaxing about these videos he does such a great job filming to me its a great escape ❤️

@bethanyp258

Жыл бұрын

@@k.s.1579 I get exactly the same! It's been so bad at times it's made me sick. Lying in bed or on the sofa to one of these videos and a hot water bottle helps me massively. We are not alone xx

This is insanely cool, I can’t lie - You paid a arm and a leg to save the trip, serious dedication to the content. Great video trek!

@Trektrendy

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching, and yes I certainly could have done it a lot cheaper if time wasn’t the issue. Had to complete the challenge and so glad I was able to share the story :)

@tfinde

8 ай бұрын

Paid money to make money

@asadamjad5702

6 ай бұрын

kzread.infoXfu62bYd2No beautifull landing

@melevans2987

5 ай бұрын

Of course no brainer

I literally watch 3 to 4 of your videos a day. I’ve watched other travel videos by others, but yours are the most entertaining and educational to watch. Thankyou for sharing your travels with everyone. Becca from Kansas

God the trains in the rest of the world look so much better than the ones we have in the USA

@MIZ288

Ай бұрын

I would agree 👍

Dear Will, I’ve been watching your content for a while and I just wanted to say thank you for making such amazing content! Personally, I am more of a plane person and I prefer your flight vlogs to the recent train vlogs however at the end of the day they are both great types of videos as they are all made to a great standard. I just wanted to say keep up the great work and soon you’ll be at 500k, and then afterwards hopefully you’ll one day be at 1 million. It has been incredible watching your channel grow, I can’t wait to see the channel grow even bigger. Keep up the great work!

@Trektrendy

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for watching my friend and for the kind words. I have some more plane ones in the works (one of which I'm flying in a few days) I just want to release only the very best. As I've flown close to every product it's harder to find unique flights to try. Lots more to come, really appreciate the support :)

@djquantems

Жыл бұрын

Can’t wait to for those videos, I understand it’s hard to find unique flights to fly but I think you do a great job of finding unique flights anyway 👏. Keep up the great work!

Currently quarantined, I have watched every single train journey of yours. Also from Jeb's too, you two are my fave youtubers now. Safe travels!

@Trektrendy

Жыл бұрын

Thanks so much - wishing you a speedy recovery

@r.urquia3202

Жыл бұрын

@@Trektrendy Thank you! After watching a bunch of your videos, I've always felt I was included in the trip.

@wiggydebates3944

Жыл бұрын

Feel better! They're my favorite two as well!

@justthink5854

Жыл бұрын

@@r.urquia3202 so dumb to quarantine if you have covid. this stuff has now been around for yrs.

@MUFCandy99

Жыл бұрын

@@justthink5854 is it effecting you? No its not so move on.

Im suffering from horrific anxiety and depression, you have given me something to watch and I so appreciate it thank you.. I wish I wasn’t bedridden with anxiety, I want to travel again.. I went to Sofia and have been to Vilnius and Kaunas last year till I was hit by this horrible illness.. thanks again. Be safe xx 😘

Back in 2013 we took a sleeper train from Budapest to Bucharest Romania and at 2am the Romanian border guards came on board banging on our compartment that we had to show our papers . Felt like I was in a Cold War spy movie . Budapest is a beautiful city and Istanbul is one of my favorites. Very enjoyable video sir 😎😎😎

@bogdanmanea878

2 ай бұрын

Well, you can thank Austria and Holland for that, they are denying Romania and Bulgaria entrance to the Schengen space for their economic interests.

I’m a bit older than you, and this reminds me of my experiences of traveling on night trains in Europe. I was always in a couchette with three other people and was happy to be able to sleep lying down. The sleeping cars basically were two sets of bunk bed, and I opted for the bottom berth. I remember being given a pillow but no sheets or blanket. Smoking was allowed on trains back then, so I reserved a berth in a nonsmoking couchette. Luggage didn’t have wheels, so I had a collapsible luggage carrier for my suitcase. (Yes, I’m that old.) There was no internet, so no Google translate. I always brought a small phrase book in the language of the country that I was traveling to. I so miss traveling and am hoping to get to Manchester to visit a friend and to my favorite city in the world to visit London this fall. For now I can enjoy traveling through your videos.

@cruisegal4991

Жыл бұрын

His vlog reminded me of the same train travel you experienced as I also did in the mid 70's. Quite an experience, I prefer a bit more cushy travel now. But the memories are great.

@horsenuts1831

Жыл бұрын

LOL, my experience as well. Some 40 years ago, there was no electronic means of communication, and if you wanted to converse in a new country, you bought a phrase book and learned basic phrases as well as numbers (these were light, and didn't take up much room). In the space of a week travelling across Spain on slow trains, I managed to achieve a fundamental level of communication in Spanish with a book that weighed about 100g (with backpacking, every gram was essential, so ripping off the front and rear covers of books helped a little). I then did the same in Portugal with another phrase book. I loved EVERY SINGLE SECOND of that trip. During that period we have seen those countries join the EU, borders disappear, only to find them reappear due to right-wing English politics. We are all much the poorer for it. It saddens me greatly.

@cruisegal4991

Жыл бұрын

@@horsenuts1831 A phrase book would have been good for me. In Italy at a restaurant I ordered a menu item that said pollo. I knew it meant chicken, so I felt safe getting it. It turned out to be a plate of chicken livers, oops.

This is so reminiscent of inter-railing: I once spent a month sleeping mostly on those pull-down seats, but sharing the compartment with at least my two mates and sometimes strangers too. If you've not seen Europe that way, you haven't lived!

Turkey is a wonderful country and Islam is a beautiful religion. Turkish mosques are astonishing

A small detail that you missed out (or did not mention): The train from Zurich to Vienna actually passes through three countries, not two. Between the stop in Buchs and Feldkirch you also travel through Liechtenstein. it's the only railway track in the country with a length of 9 km, connecting the Swiss and the Austrian Railway system.

@sybrninja

Жыл бұрын

In the start he showed Liechtenstein

@sybrninja

Жыл бұрын

As well as I believe Germany

@TheFlyingSquirrel1980

Жыл бұрын

@@sybrninja Correct! Between Kufstein and Salzburg the train passes what we call the "German corner" (Deutsches Eck)

@TheFlyingSquirrel1980

Жыл бұрын

@@sybrninja Unfortunately, no. The first shot is on the Austrian part of the route, between Feldkirch and Innsbruck.

Weirdly this was one of my favourite videos of yours! Well done for showing that travel doesn't always go to plan.

This is exactly what I love about his videos - he tells it like it is. If it's wonderful, you'll know; if it's terrible, you'll know that too.

It's really interesting to see that when you got to Bucharest, the style of the international ticket hasn't changed since I was travelling in Eastern Europe in the early 90s, 30 years ago. Just seeing the ticket brought back fond memories. The trains in that part of the world are still Soviet-satellite stock, which also brings back memories for me. And of course, the Bucharest railway station is still of a kind that would make Bald and Bankrupt want to dance with the nearest babushka!

I am in love with your videos. I did similar smaller trips over EU. That feeling when the connections can not be made hits differently now, as it gives many opportunities for random unplanned destinations! Keep on travelling. Greetings from Serbia.

This is never something I'd watch but had nothing to watch. Three videos in now and you deliver the content so well. You've got a new sub. Great work

@Trektrendy

Жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoy it and thanks for the sub :)

Man your pronunciation of Romanian towns are surprisingly on point. That's so nice congrats 🎉

@worldnaturevibes

11 ай бұрын

good

I usually watch ur shannel and ur traveling on like 10k flights and luxury tains and this was an INSANELY pleseant suprise to see you take the "normie" trains. I have done many travels across Europe and have encountered practically every single obstacle you came across so it was nice to know I finally have that experience after over a year of combined experience backpacking the continent.

Did the same route (Bucharest to Istanbul) in 2013. Great to see NOTHING changed 😂

That was...an experience. Thank you for persevering for the viewers 🥰

7:15 - Timthetatman is that you? Jokes aside. The fact you maintained such motivation, enthusiasm, and character through some stressful times is amazing. Truly a great video!!

@Travgra

Жыл бұрын

I heard this and thought I had a Timmy video on somewhere else haha

Loved how you are able to go with the flow ! You deal with the good , the bad and the dirty and I certainly could not ‘ roll with it ‘ . I appreciated how you provided the costs in Canadian currency . I will definitely be following you as you have a very entertaining way of taking us along on your ‘trek’ . Since I am 75 years old I think I will avoid this particular train trip . Thank you for making this a very interesting trip and I will happily follow you vicariously on your future journeys . Mary of Ontario, Canada 🇨🇦👍

The Nightjet brings back memories for me. I once took one back in 2008, from Utrecht to Wien Westbahnhof. And it was awesome! I sat in the same kind of cabin as seen in the video (by the window, obviously), and I watched clips all night on the notebook.

Great video, I love the idea of travelling by sleeper train! It’s a shame that realistically there aren’t many routes where it’s cost competitive with flying.

@luksus34

Жыл бұрын

I guess you need to look at it as hotel on wheels plus the experience. When you account for that, then the price is not that high. For instance, when you go to holiday by plane, the holiday start after you arrive at the destination. When you travel by train, the holiday starts when you enter the train.

You are a trooper. This sort of trip would trigger so much anxiety in me, so thank you for being the one to bite the bullet for us mere mortals.

I've watched a number of your train travel excursions. There is something to be said for doing your homework prior to taking a journey by train, especially if it's going to be a long time on board one of these trains. Basic comforts, like food, bed, washroom, and showers, are a prerequisite. If you do not have these, it would be safe to say you should not expect much comfort, let alone luxury during your travels.

My son is on the last leg of the Journey today! Thanks for giving me insight as to what he can expect, thanks very much for making this video mate!

Nice vid Will! Just wanted to say I've been inspired by you the past few years and I took my first trip in first class with Air France La Premiere to celebrate graduating uni. Keep up the great work!

@ant7089

Жыл бұрын

Congrats on that but how in the world have you managed to do that?

@holdentudiks9777

Жыл бұрын

@@ant7089 I got a job at a very large hedge fund right before the spring semester started and my only class was online.

From a 2022 perspective, everything seems like a major pain in the arse. However, everything about this reminds me of one of the best months of my life when I Inter-Railed around Europe some 40 years ago. All of the 'issues' and complications merely add to the adventure and give you something to remember fondly for having conquered for the rest of your life*. Life would be very boring if everything ran smoothly. * In my day, we would never have booked a 4-berth sleeper room for one person, however desirable it may have seemed. Back then, you found three other like-minded young travellers with backpacks at any major station and made up a group so that you could share a compartment and be secure, and share stories through the journey. I particularly remember travelling through Spain through the night from Valencia to Gibraltar with two on the bench seats, two sleeping in the luggage rack, and one person sleeping on top of all of the backpacks placed between the bench seats. In those days I weighed about 9 stone (126 pounds/57Kg) so could sleep in a netted luggage rack very comfortably. And 28:23, you remind me of a European corner shop staple, the dry chocolate sandwich biscuit. I remember arriving in Lisbon with two English girls who I had only met the day before. We tried our luck trying to check in at the Youth Hostel, but there was no room and we eventually found a bedroom in a private house which we had to share (seem to recall I got the floor). I didn't know them, and we had nothing to eat apart from dry chocolate biscuits. Happy days!

What a challenging journey, taking with a smile! Thank you for sharing.

I watched this after watching your Emirates first class flight video. Enjoyed both, but admittedly for different reasons 😂. Why don't you do twinned videos - one where you go first class and the second were you go for the cheapest option. That would be so entertaining 😊

Well this has been the most interesting train one so far I think. Amazing the amount of differences between each stop over and train. On to the next :)

Your vlogs are so informative. One thing I learned from this one. No overnight trains after Switzerland. What an endurance.

Thanks for all your wonderful videos. I enjoy living through your travels. This one seems to be the toughest one yet. Truly an adventure.

I love Istanbul

This is gold content. A lot of respect for you, this is a very hard trip to do. I have done it from Romania to Munich, and from Romania to Nice (France), and i can say that this one is on another level.

Kudos to you will, negotiating different countries with different languages all while in a rush. Doing this in strange places while quite often not understanding the language is extremely stressful 👍

@loonycushion

Жыл бұрын

it's extremely stressful if you don't understand that we are all one with God.

When I was a kid our family traveled from Prague to Varna, Bulgaria in the summer for years to spend vacation close to the Black Sea. It was fun to travel by train in compartment that accommodated our entire family of 6. The compartment seats turned into 6 bunks during the night. I was always hoping to get the middle bunk for sleeping . I would put the pillow to the side where the window was half open that I could rest my head and watch trees, mountains , cities pass by. It was a direct train and the journey took about two days and two nights. I have truly great memories ! I need to travel by train long distance soon . :)

Iove your channel. Thanks for taking me on this journey ! You're young and healthy..resilliant !

Oh my word - those delays made things so stressful. Plus those transfers, checks, basic amenities..And all of this while you still film everything! That final shot at the Aya Sophia made this adventure feel like a pilgrimage. Hats off to you, Will!!

What an epic journey! Love your videos…your style, humor, and signature NASA gear, always!

Quite interesting.. I work for European train company in UK and this will help me a alot to offer my clients. Thank you

Even with all of the challenges, it looks like a fantastic trip! And the cheese and salami baguette looked delicious! Bulgarian wine would make it perfect!

I’m Turkish and live in England. I have a fear of heights so I can’t really fly so this video as absolute perfect guide for me 🥳

@jivebunny3765

Жыл бұрын

Sleeping pills. Can't you get a GP to prescribe you Rohypnol?

@theonef570

Жыл бұрын

Thats pretty sad. 80 hours by train but only 3 or 4 hours by flight.

@JohnJohnson-zt3bv

Жыл бұрын

Close your window

Damm, Trek of all your train trips lately this looks like the coolest!

@DyslexicMitochondria

Жыл бұрын

without a doubt

@sterlingarcher8041

Жыл бұрын

@@DyslexicMitochondria ur username made me click on ur profile. Ur channel is a hidden gem bro

@geoffreyrichardson8738

Жыл бұрын

When the air conditioning was working it was

Just began watching your vids and I enjoy thoroughly...this trip is a bit challenging, not quite as easy as crossing the USA on Amtrak. You have the travelers' attitude of doing what one needs to do when problems arise...just a part of the journey. Thanks!

@EILEENZ0122

Ай бұрын

That is very elaborate👍 Plus Europe rail ticket now has a discount😮

Great video, I watched with my son. the funny thing is that I was very impressed with the romanian train, stunning on suite, on that price. Originally, I'm from Romania🇷🇴, but living in the UK 🇬🇧 . Thank you for the video , I'll watch the others aswell.

I have done a train journey not too dissimilar from this about 5 years ago. I did Prague to Sofia (via Vienna, Budapest and Bucharest) and watching this gave me goosebumps as I did that exact journey from Romania and crossing the border to Bulgaria. Surrendering my passport at the check for what felt like an hour was so disconcerting! Hope you enjoyed the whole experience though.

@worldnaturevibes

11 ай бұрын

nice

Such a great video, Will! This one wasn’t as luxurious (haha), but it had me on pins and needles to see what would happen next! Can’t wait for your next video!

@Trektrendy

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Alex - it was really quite the adventure. Not sure how quickly I’d be repeating it, but memories for a lifetime

@elizabethmcleod246

Жыл бұрын

Thank goodness you’re young. You’re a real trooper.

Your comment after your poor-sleep night touched me! Yes, there are many folk who don't have the sleep-facility you had, but you certainly paid a LOT for so little! And thank you for showing us the cost, especially in Canadian coinage! I appreciate the podcast, but it certainly convinces me that I have NO desire to Travel in that part of the world. My one dream is to ride the Orient Express from Paris to Venice!

You are a brave lad! I enjoyed the video, thanks! 🥰

Your videos allow us to feel like we are travelling

This was an AMAZING trip! Thank you for taking it and for documenting it so well. In the beginning, I thought "what a great adventure!" but having watched the whole video, I think I'll fly. Keep up the great work!!!

Excellent video and quite an adventure - also great editing job. Trains are a blast to travel on sometimes and other times a pain. Looks like you had both. Thanks for sharing!

You really worked for this video!! Thank you!! I felt for you without the a/c. That’s so miserable! Plus no bed when you were supposed to have a bed and shower!! Wow! What an adventure!! Thanks again!

That certainly is an epic journey

This is so cool & awesome!! Thank you so much for allowing us all to come along on your wonderful & fantastic adventures!! More please

Another entertaining video-different train in every country in one GREAT video-my eyes are “full” after watching it!❤️❤️❤️

I love all of your videos. They are a great escape. I really feel like i am there with you for the good and sometimes not so good stressful moments . I could feel you suffering without the air conditioning: and was so relieved when it worked: )

Thanks for taking us through Europe by train, one of the best things about train journeys I find is looking at the contrasting landscapes...and about sleeping on top, I wouldn't do so unless there is good air-conditioning. I once took an overnight from Hanoi to Sapa in Vietnam, slept on top and it was hot as hell.

As you passed by the Soviet-looking décor and mosaics I thought "Bald and Bankrupt would love that place" and then you said what I was thinking. It was a magical moment.

@johnrhodes3350

Жыл бұрын

He must of heard you kzread.info/dash/bejne/k6ajlNigoMbWmdY.html Here's Bald

Arad looks just WONDERFUL. Who knew?

This seemed like a grueling trip. Glad you made it.

"It was absolutely filthy, and thank goodness Smell-o-vision isn't invented yet" even if I can't smell it, it's still nothing compared to the smell of the NYC Subway...now THAT I can smell! With all the weird things that one sees on the subway, people say that the NYC Subway is another planet...and they're RIGHT Speaking of the subway, the train you went on from Gare du Nord to Gare de Lyon is not the Paris Metro! The Paris Metro doesn't use bilevel rolling stock. That is the Transilien, operated by the SNCF just like the TGV. It is a commuter rail network rather than a metro.

LOVE your videos. You have such an adventurous spirit and the patience of a saint. Can’t wait for many more travels with you! 👩🏻‍🦰

Certainly one heck of train Journeys- Adventurous and challenging but Hats off to you for so much patience - Good Luck for future excursions

I had often wondered how SE Europe was by train…you certainly answered the question! Thanks so much! I look forward to your trip in South America!

That was both amazing and frankly not a trip would want to take. Thank you for sharing your adventure!

You certainly brought back some memories here. I've been on the same train from Budapest to Arad, probably in the same car even. What a journey that was.

My hubby and I have done some travel around Europe with questionable connections and trains. I'll never forget [unfortunately] one sleep car we had to share with 6 strangers. One of the guys, stinking of beer, became disoriented and tried to climb into my bunk with me. He was apologetic when I yelled and pushed him out, to the amusement to the others in the compartment. And when he found his own bunk, he fell asleep immediately, snoring so loudly he must have kept the entire train awake. After that experience, we booked a private sleeper cabin for the return trip, despite it being an expense we could ill afford at the time.

I discovered your channel 2 days ago and today i'm watching you going to Arad, my home town. The train station was remodeled inside in 2016-2017. It looks good compared to what it was. You took the train to Constanța from Astra, compared to the National train company (CFR) that looks good. I used to go with my parents and sister to Constanța every summer taking this CFR train, 35-25 years ago. Loved going with the train, even if we didn't always had beds, sometimes we had chairs. It's normal to have delays by train:)) I like your trips and videos, keep doing a great job :)

I can't but can believe how much the channel has blown up recently, the effort and content that you produce is awesome, well deserved. Love living vicariously through the content!

@xr6lad

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Yea the usual ‘exaggerate everything in a title’ It’s standard KZread to gain a larger audience. Preferable do one or two words in BOLD and put some thing negative (even if not true) such as AWFUL experience or WORST business class.

@EILEENZ0122

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Yessss! Tourists can also buy it for saving🥺 and I also know a cheaper channel😎

After watching this and the last train's situation and price, I realised how privileged I am to be living in the country I am. Which is not something I thought I would think after watching a video about Europe.

I enjoy all your videos of different countries. Very interesting to see how all these countries looks like. Thanks for sharing all videos.

I salute your courage and sense of adventure!

Love your long train trips! Sorry not what you initially expected - but thanks for bringing us along!

I've been watching you for the past month and, being Bulgarian, daydreamed about the Canadian train travel experience. Last week I had the opportunity to go back to Sofia from the Black Sea coast by train and heavily inspired by you - grabbed it. However, I was dreading the imminent moment when I would have to go to the toilet. To my big surprise - it looked... very acceptable. There was a big puddle of water on the floor but apart from that, I was expecting A LOT worse. After watching your video, I suppose I've just been lucky with the toilet situation.... To be honest, I'm not sure whether to laugh or cry

@Gunzberg

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I just held it in going 3hrs from Plovdiv to Sofia xD

for the Nighjet: those Coaches used to be daytime intercity and eurocity coaches for national and international express services. they converted some of the seating cars to night train ones by giving them locks, curtains and other small upgrades. the one you slept in are usually intended for people hopping on and off in the dead of night, they are not meant for sleeping like that. maybe that guy trying to break in just wanted to see if there was space to sit down

I'm glad that you travel in my country thank you

Keep doing longer videos(if you can), I love watching the journey you embark on, very entertaining!

Hi from Australia. You have the absolute best job. I have a pretty good life travelling around Australia in my van. But train travel is my true favourite. Love your videos

My goodness, This was the best adventure ever. Thanks so much.

Great journey. Once travelled from Timisoara to Belgrade, 6 hrs roughly on a slow commuter's line, but very cheap. It was similar to the border crossing you encountered. Really cool journey.

What a fascinating trip this was. Great content as always. Keep it up.

SIR: You are my hero!!! Thank You ,for sharing a dream journey. Do look forward to other adventures.

Thank you for sharing this journey. I really think that if we want to travel more sustainable the rail travel has to improve.

Back in 1977 I did a two week InterRail trip from the UK around France, Switzerland and Italy. Of the 43 trains, 42 ran fine and pretty much perfectly on time. The one hiccup was a cancelled train so I had 2 hours to kill until the next one, but as luck would have it the station was just 5 mins walk from the Italian beach I'd just come from! Some people are just lucky I guess.