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Thank you for traveling in Ukraine and showing how beautiful my country,and people can enjoy traveling there and be safe 👍👍👍👍

@PeterSantenello

5 жыл бұрын

It's a beautiful place!

Everything are fantastic ! The city, the people and you too...! The cool vlogger !

i love Ukrainian people from Iran

@flapdrol

10 ай бұрын

Ukrainian people from Iran? That's very specific...

@Babakkhoramdin

10 ай бұрын

I was mean, I am from IRAN@@flapdrol

Thank you for loving our country and my beloved home city Kyiv and sharing it with the world.

Ha! I spent 2 summers washing cars under this hotel back in 1993-94 (was a kid back then)! I lived right across from the park and went to school #90 right there ))). Good old times

@manzho5314

5 жыл бұрын

Im from school #90,and i lived betveen the park)))

@sergeybebenin

5 жыл бұрын

@@manzho5314 :) Бывшая ул. Январского Восстания д. 26 9В класс '94

There were not vikings on the hatch, but Kyiv founders (Kyj with his brothers and a sister). It was 500 years before 1st viking come to Kyiv. Local tribe called Polans (East polans. Poles are west polans). There is the same, but real one monoment in Kyiv near "Dnipro" station.

@plantpowered269

2 жыл бұрын

Kyiv's founders were actually vikings.

@vexillonerd

2 жыл бұрын

@@plantpowered269 lol. Kyiv was invaded. It already existed.

Peter! What's up brother! Love to see you pop up in my feed! Blessings

I love Ukraine

@Babakkhoramdin

5 жыл бұрын

from Iran ? :)

@user-qy5kb9zt1b

5 жыл бұрын

Yeah

I was there last month. Love it!

Wow. You know a lot about local stuff. It was interesting to watch!

Spectacular job Peter! Very interesting lady on last few minutes of your video!

@user-vk5it9tv8r

4 жыл бұрын

Super

What another lovely video,and seeing how much Kyiv has changed and changing since i was last there in 2014...Certainly more upbeat and lively since the Maidan situation end of 2013 ,start of 2014.A really sad experience attending classes through a battlezone. I do hope Ukraine and others in the area can resolve things, building for a future that all can gain.Glad you mentioned the bombshelter stations of the metro..

Hello from Kyiv,Ukraine)))

Hey, I can recommend Museum of strategic rocket forces, it is almost 300 km from Kyiv, but you would definitely like it. It is a nuclear rocket assembly, which is in a pretty good condition, you will be able to go down to the bunker with control room, from where nuclear rockets were supposed to be launched. Ukraine gave up its nuclear weapons, but this museum keeps the memory.

@PeterSantenello

5 жыл бұрын

Wow! That is definitely an interesting piece of history!

Thanks for this Great video Peter. And of course in Soviet era I doubt that you even cross front door of this hotel or pass receptionist...Thanks God..no more... Ukraine changed for better.

@PeterSantenello

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks Vital!

Beautiful thanks 🙏🏻 Peter.

В самом начеле видео ты зря не обратил внимания на старика с книгами (0.32 сек.), о нем можно фильм , он оооочень крутой мужик.

Привет!) Очень нравятся твои видео. Приятно и необычно смотреть и узнавать о своей стране, своем городе с подачи иностранца. Интересно с какого города США ты родом и есть ли оттуда какие то видео..

Enjoyed your sightseeing style. I got the feeling that I was actually learning something about the city you were walking in. Thank you again.

1:51 Its not vikings. Its Kiy, Sheck, Horiv and they sister Libed. They are characters from legend about the foundation of Kiev) Питер, снимай по больше! У тебя отлично получается. Есть одна просьба, если будет возможность, купи себе петличку ( микрофон ). спасибо!

Well, actually I didn't know they let you in to get upstairs and enjoy the city panorama from the roof of the hotel. Gonna check that out when I have time to get to Arsenalna. Thanks for the video. There was also a weird building near Lybidska metro station, it was like flying saucer aka UFO. But I don't know what was inside of it, people say that was a scientific library. Just google "UFO Lybidska"

@PeterSantenello

5 жыл бұрын

Interesting, thanks for sharing!

Great stuff Peter !!!! Love your work my friend ! All the best, Monte

@PeterSantenello

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks Monte!

It would be great to hear more of the lady from Pennsylvania and her story. Thanks for this video.

Nice trip man;)

Go Pete! Ahh, such an outstanding individual! My man.

Пітер, приємно бачити тебе в Україні☺️ до відео будуть українські субтитри?

@PeterSantenello

5 жыл бұрын

Серія, яку я зараз роблю, матиме субтитри. Ці нефільтровані відео, де я просто йду по вулицях, не матимуть їх. Я сподіваюся, що ви зможете насолоджуватися ними так само!

@halynahaltsova2535

5 жыл бұрын

@@PeterSantenello дякую за відповідь)

Крутое видео. Интересно. Спасибо) Thanks for the cool video.

22:05 Babushka mafiosa! :D

2:35 doors, love doors, love this door 😂 nice video! like how close together these were, stoked there are 5 more on the way

Hi~good luck for everything 💝

Great stuff, keep 'em coming. Interesting to see how deep those metros go, and those huge bomb doors. The hotel is great, the architecture of it, and that spiral ramp :-) Wonder if you had kept going to the top, and wonder how good the food is there. The city is beautiful, how unfortunate about the lack of emissions control, I know exactly what you're referring to. I go volunteer/help out at a local mechanic's garage every few Saturdays for a few hours, and firing up a vehicle inside is not a problem, you don't notice at all the emissions, but on that once or twice when we did have an antique automobile in that garage and started it up, within only a few seconds we were overwhelmed with the exhaust fumes... night and day between older and newer vehicles! Please do keep filming slow sweeping panoramas from the higher points of the city, I've noticed that from several of the videos, when you pan from elevated sections, where one can see an overview of the layout of the city, which is what prompts me to say above, "beautiful city". As an aside, glad to hear you got to see those Moscow metros, I'd be jealous if I were the type to get jealous... just happy for you that you got to experience getting there to see those.

@PeterSantenello

5 жыл бұрын

Hey N1755L, thanks for the feedback! I"m really glad you enjoyed the video style, and I'll be doing more of these in the future. I agree, very beautiful city! Thanks for watching, and I will keep 'em coming!

@N1755L

5 жыл бұрын

Well, some might say, 'Oh that was boring, nothing happened...', but that just happens to be the way I like exploring, very little planning, just walk/drive exploration, and see where it takes you... get to a crossroad, look all three directions, and turn whichever direction looks most interesting. Without rigid plans, when you get to an interesting/relaxing/entertaining/impressive/delightful whatever place, or encounter someone or people you would like to spend more time with, then you're free to do so without that @&(*$^!%$^@*&*^#$%$ time pressure. Not to say though, that you might not look up information about where you're headed and make a small list of a few things you might want to catch along your travels, but ideally that list doesn't tear you away from the superb/wonderful/engaging moments when you have the privilege of stumbling upon them. Keep exploring Peter, keep discovering :-)

Thanks for video

Another great video from Aiken,S.C.

We are waiting for a video from Chernobyl

@kinge.3868

4 жыл бұрын

Andrew Levitsky I don’t want my favorite utuber to die cuz of radiation.

its all good man love it.

Looks like a beautiful city...never would have guessed. I love the doors!

Peter that's very nice and interesting videos from you about Ukraine. That's so weird that you appreciate all of that we have in Kiev:) I'd also reccomend you to visit Odessa some day, there is lot's of interesting places in that city as well.

@PeterSantenello

5 жыл бұрын

Hi Alexey, I'm working on an Odessa video right now :) It'll be up soon.

Now I watch your video. I was last month in kyiv only to see this Hotel Salute! I saw some pictures and thought: I have to go there!

Жаль відео не передає того відчуття простору від меморіалу 2 світової. Дорога до нього пряма і дуже довга, а сам обеліск ніби логічне її завершення.

Hotel Dnipro right downtow is my favorite right now. Lavra, war museum, Holdomar museum, all cool

Cool ! 👍

She said she feels safer there than the states. Weird way, I believe her.

P.S.Peter,is already quite hot weather at streets during days..u need more easy wearing :)))But good and sweet cafe about cakes is "Repriza" at Bohdana Hmelnickogo street 40/25.They very sweet there and good.Will visit it too.

This is an awesome video! I’ve lived in Kyiv for several years, but has never been in places you’ve been too 😅

Peter if u love architecture head to Tunis as it has some of the weirdest designed buildings u will ever see like an inverted triangle building !

Have you been to Mamaeva Sloboda? It's a cossacks settlement with a bunch of wooden huts and other stuff next to National Aviation University. It's better to visit it on some holiday like Independence day or Constitution day in the end of June. Also I recommend visiting Aviation Museum that's not far from airport Zhulyani. And if you like nature and flowers you may wanna go to Співоче поле to take some nice photos. Just google it, I don't know how to say it properly, maybe Singing Field, sounds weird, but that's it. It's not far from World War museum. But it's opened for like 3 weeks or so, from the end of August to 15th of September I guess.

@PeterSantenello

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks for all this! You'd make an excellent tour guide :)

I would stay at that hotel if I get lucky enough to visit

They have a washington monument replica and something like the JFK monument too. I think that is interesting how places have replicas or we have their replicas in our countries I am not sure which.

Peter, man, you will boil yourself to the death if you will continue to dress yourself in such manner in the summer. Consider buying some flax clothes. It is real salvation from heat. Natural flax fabric lets body to breath and to evaporate sweat freely. There are a lot of relatively cheap big clothes markets in Kyiv, near metro stations Heroiv Dnipra or Svyatoshin for example. :)

@PeterSantenello

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the tip! I'll remember that!

@RuZZkiy-Vanka

5 жыл бұрын

Don't forget to mention Troeshchina as well )

This hotel is few of soviet design i think is cool

Depressing hotel! But interesting facts on the nuclear bunker. Thanks!

"The cake is not good to be honest, but tea is good" =D =D =D

Price in hotel is incredibly expensive. One night cost like for month in Bila Tserkva.

Ukraine is a stunning beautiful country. Beautiful people and cities. It’s not the October revolution scenes today that we saw on CNN and Vice some years ago.

So damn sad what's going on in Ukraine right now. I hope a lot of people are down in those tunnels cause u never know what Russia is gonna do next. Love the video by the way

A woman that's dressed like she's gonna go clubbing with her little daughter 😀

Дуже приємно що люди із далеку розповідають про Україну туристичну. Велике вам дякую. Бажаю розвитку вашому каналу і більше підписників. Завітайте до нас в Хмельницький також радив би в Камянець-Подільський. Дякую

@PeterSantenello

5 жыл бұрын

Дякуємо за добрі слова! Я ціную підтримку!

@user-kn8by3dd2f

5 жыл бұрын

@@PeterSantenello З приводу Хмельницького можу порадити знайомого який би міг прийняти участь в зйомках. Сам він має блог на ютубі, робить якісно, проте аудиторії так і не вдалося набрати. Динис Шалан

@user-kn8by3dd2f

5 жыл бұрын

@@PeterSantenello kzread.info/dron/ew8dclOu88GPHNlVO6aTGA.html ось його канал

Kool

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I don't think it's this hotel that people want to hide ,its mostly the old Soviet and rundown housing around the outskirts of the city and on the left bank that's really embarrassing

Beautiful subway system 300 feet underground. One of the deepest in Europe.

@AndrD1406

4 жыл бұрын

Its world's deepest

Great video! Peter, are you planning to visit Chernobyl?

Just found your channel, much impressed, you might be interested in Chernobyl vids of bald and bankrupt.

Most American and British Largeee ladies (majority) : I hope you are taking notes... 😂😁😂😁

20:00 I've seen this movie :)

I noticed that no one in the subway was smiling. Everyone looked depressed. Why is that?

nice how much a night is a room

Wish I knew what hipsters did with Kiev’s second syllable.

Theres a nuclear shelter right by my house in a church. Im not sure which church though i live in a big town in Massachusetts And in my opinion i think the Soviets had the best architecture. Idk it’s something about the grim - semi futuristic style

Air was fine when I was there

👍

Most European and Asian metros doubled as bomb shelters.

That hotel is rebuilt inside thats not the original interior.

Music was all good until you realized it was alpha blondie haha

Interesting they put an obelisk there. 🤨

They just let you wander the hotel and record everything?

@PeterSantenello

5 жыл бұрын

Yeah, no problem there.

Bald and bankrupt would approve of the hotel. Btw, have you considered making a collaboration with him? I'm sure that some of his viewers would love to see your content.

@PeterSantenello

4 жыл бұрын

I'd be totally open to that but I don't know him.

@CRoman-zt1lr

4 жыл бұрын

just search him up on yt, a British guy vlogger showing soviet stuffs and traveling to less known places. He's many times in Ukraine . You have far more informative and inspiring type of content on this side of the World, and I was thinking that this would attract some of his audience that is already interested to see stuff about these countries. At least in my opinion. Also your content is really quality, and deserves more audience.

what did the elderly man say

Ukrainian subtitles, Peter. Please.

@PeterSantenello

5 жыл бұрын

Hi, the series I'm working on now will have subtitles, but these videos where I'm walking the streets unfiltered won't. I hope you'll still enjoy them!

The HBO Chernobyl series is completely inaccurate and a disservice to the many brave plant workers and liquidators. Just as people had a misperception of Kiev before the current war, that is also true for the Chernobyl disaster.

love from Pakistan

Is it Kiev or kharkiv?

@MP-tz2yn

Жыл бұрын

It literally says Kiev

Probably are u mean street Yaroslavskaya,Peter ?I know for Americans is slavic names of street very is complex for sound and for spelling.But how are u orientir in subway?There is minimum who is know English.But Zolotie Vorota (Golden gates) is not one place from bombs.Practically all subway stations can be rescued place from bombs.And for u knowledge there is have water ,yes,its technical water ,but it's possible drink in risk situation.When started situation with war at Doneck 5 years ago we are all had paper with all names of such places and else have and inside Kiev too such places in buildings too.But fresh fruits at streets is better not take.Have good shop that calling Goodwine.There have anything from good food.Else have line of shops as "Ecoline".As about reputation about Ukraine,I sorry that bad TV companies show so terrible stories about my city and country.Its shame.But u can look itself that Ukraine is friendly country and nice.As about hotels ,we are have and modern 5 starts hotels as Hyatt,or Premier Palace,and Opera hotel.So ,u can will visit them too.But Salut hotel is have probably only 3 stars.Have a good day.Take care.

@dynamokyivmachine1599

5 жыл бұрын

No, that street have a name Yaroslavov Val.

Vikings?!!🤣🤣🤣 When did Kyi, the founder of Kyiv, become viking?

@neorientalist

5 жыл бұрын

dresses on monument statues tells to foreigners that they are vikings

@Sahelanthropus_tchadensis

5 жыл бұрын

@@neorientalist Какие одежды об этом намекают? Бесформенные балахоны? Или копья с луком?

@vadymvv

5 жыл бұрын

@@Sahelanthropus_tchadensis кто доказал что они не были викингами?

@halynahaltsova2535

5 жыл бұрын

☺️

@Sahelanthropus_tchadensis

5 жыл бұрын

@@vadymvv :D Наверное то что это фольклорные персонажи? Наподобии легенды об Ромуле и Реме выращеных волками и основавших Рим? Это не реальные персонажи а МИФИЧИСКИЕ.

Хаха) russian babushka)

@korn798

5 жыл бұрын

russian? You an idiot.

your russian is so clear, but in any way you should improve some grammar

@RuZZkiy-Vanka

5 жыл бұрын

"Я вернусь" sounded like "Euronews" to me. A good way to learn other languages when you find similar sounding words, I don't know how they called, maybe homonyms

You start from Reitarska street one of the most historical and fashionable streets in Kiev. And look how people of Kiev handle this marvelous heritage. The façade of this building of the end of 19th century is literarily vandalized by the residents as long as the other buildings on your way. Yes, the US does not have this kind of heritage and probably you are not able to feel the pain like I do. And you may call this “freedom”. Freedom to vandalize façades, freedom to park the car across the sidewalk, freedom to drive a car that consumes more oil than gas and spoils all the air around all this “freedoms” do not exist in the US. Enjoy. As an American you can afford to spend daily couple of thousand Grivnas just to have a snack here and there and entertain yourself that makes you literally feel this “freedom”. But this sum of money is more than monthly income of an average Ukrainian pensioner. Do you think they share your “freedom” enthusiasm? Everybody like the word “freedom” but nobody knows where is the red line between “freedom” and “lack of order”. As for Communists that Ukrainians “want to forget”. The old touristic street from you previous video Andreevsky Spusk (slope) with astounding blue 18th century church on top was practically demolished in the course of WWII and carefully rebuilt to its original state and style by “barbaric communists”. And the ugliest building there the new theater that looks like incongruous black box was built couple of years ago in the prime of this “freedom”. I do not eulogize communists. The Salute hotel was built on a place of another marvelous 18th century bell tower. This bell tower of Saint Nicholas church was built in 1750 and demolished by communists in 1930. www.google.com/maps/@50.4518966,30.5110595,3a,75y,26.03h,127.2t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1s1IXmx76x1aOOk7lPTRUUhQ!2e0!7i13312!8i6656

@korn798

5 жыл бұрын

go to hell, you are communist and hohol

@Tetiana-wh7bh

Жыл бұрын

Fuck russian 🤬💩🇷🇺💩fuck russia 🖕🇷🇺🖕🇷🇺🖕💩💩💩

There is nothing creative or nice about that hotel. Its an egotistical backlash against traditional architecture. Made for for the mass man with no soul, it simple novelty that wears out when another novelty replaces it. Question for you. Did it contribute to the block or street, or ruin the look and harmony of it? If the whole block was full of similar building would you be so attracted to it? Would it be harmonious. etc.

"Retro"...??? Maybe, you could research design and learn more facts about the styles you are seeing...

the graffiti is ridiculous....

Thanks for video