i agree with others, you have a good vlogging style. i followed for the japan but here i am learning about romania

@cstpa1

Жыл бұрын

some people just go too heavy on the background filler music , you do not

@travelfareatlocal

Жыл бұрын

Glad you’re enjoying it!!

Warm thanks for your visit in România Always welcome

My father was born in Brasov, he is 623 years old and he likes to sleep in until the sun goes down and he really really loves blood.

Interesting, beautiful Transylvania in Romania!

Another great video😍 is a BEAUTIFUL PLACE 🙏🫶👍

Nice video, nice place🙂🙂❤🇷🇴 I’ve been also in Brasov recently and recorded in Poiana Brasov and some small cities around. 🙂

I can't wait to go back! We were only there in Brasov overnight and then went to Bran Castle (Vlad) and Castle Peles. I was a little disappointed walking to the Black Church; seeing this beautiful church walking thru the square then seeing a Starbucks right next to it to ruin the view. Then seeing another church there with a KFC right next to it taking away from the beauty.

@sebit9731

Ай бұрын

Why do you think that modern life ruins historical buildings? Damn, these are cities where real people live, not some kind of theme parks! On the contrary, these contrasts make the world we live in... a real home, and not a museum.

Your videos are great bro, and I think you should start making some tiktoks too

@travelfareatlocal

Жыл бұрын

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Brașov is not a "little town", it is in fact an important city with over 300.000 inhabitants. Our cities, with the exception of the capital, are no bigger than that.

Nice presentation. But I don't get, after watching a few vlogs from different youtubers who went to Brasov., why not take a daytrip to Poiana Brasov. It's a beautiful place and actually worth spending a couple of days of R&R.

The modern trains are worse, for me at least, because they have the sterile airplane style seating, and the windows often don't open. The older CFR trains are far better for adventure travel, as they have compartments (basically rooms) which sit a few people, and a long hallway for walking and viewing the scenery. The windows open both in the compartments and in the hallway. People often eat in the compartments and there is an unwritten rule that one cannot eat or drink without sharing with the others around them. Modern trains are sterile and "serious", with a more impersonal, Western vibe.

@3wL7

Жыл бұрын

Modern trains are a little bit more comfortable and cleaner than the old ones.

@henryviii2091

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, nothing like the depressive smell of the Soviet Union, right?

Nice filming , not a place i would venture to espcially in winter, but great to see.

Is three days enough to see most of the city?

@travelfareatlocal

3 ай бұрын

Oh yea, definitely 👍

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Finally you are in best German city 😅😀🇩🇪 in geman this city is called Kronstadt. The only downside the germans which founded the city called this city corona in the 13th century haha

@generalofthearmieseduard9662

Жыл бұрын

A Romanian city with a German origin nonetheless

@mihaelafilipescu5818

Жыл бұрын

The City is German, Hungarians etnic minority and Romanians. I was born in Brașov. I know this city every street even they change the name of the street. Before 1958 Brașov name is been renamed Stalin. 1958 the year when I was born the name been restored to Brașov

@mihaelafilipescu5818

Жыл бұрын

The name of the City up on the Tîmpa mountain. Is not a little town is a city 300000 inhabitants

@sebit9731

Ай бұрын

Yeah, the Germans are famous for their generous work outside of Germany, like Auschwitz or... you name it. Also in older times, to be hired by the European empires in the countries that they conquered and plundered, like the Austro-Hungarians in Transylvania. Oh noooo, but these were not the Germans of today, they were some kind of medieval Saxons. Sorry Germany, it's not your fault!

Visit Brașov the best city of Romania !!! ♥️💛💙

@sebit9731

Ай бұрын

Invers nene, cu albastru in stanga, la hampa, sau acolo la voi ne uitam in oglinda?

Any vampires?

@travelfareatlocal

Жыл бұрын

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It is so funny/ and a bit annoying when English speaking people try to pronounce/slaughter words in one of the European Neo Latin languages: Romanian, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese. The accent is absolutely horrific because they try to apply English grammar rules to languages that do not have anything in common with English! I always wondered why they do not make the effort in learning some foreign languages? Because us, we always do! We always strive in speaking a correct English! Just an observation! I love your videos! Thanks for visiting my country! It is still quite underrated but everything will change in the future due to people like you mate!

@mihaelapolverea1865

11 ай бұрын

@ Bogdan Tinica English speaking people, especially Americans, are too proud to speak other languages, they think anyone else should speak their language. For us, as Romanians, it is also in the culture, as a respect, if you are visiting other country, at least, you should learn couple of words in that country ' s language, few polite words: hello, thank you, goodbye,.... but others, they are considering like ..." going down"....

@scrimithou

5 ай бұрын

@@mihaelapolverea1865 That is a rude generalization. I learned a few words in Romanian before visiting and tried my best in pronunciation, I truly failed. Should I next time expect everyone to speak English and give up on Romanian? Go and try Latvian, you'll butcher that, should everyone be rude to you for trying? Romania might very well be my favorite country I've visited, coming for a fourth visit soon, try not to be so ugly you dissuade people from visiting; everyone I met there was ecstatic a foreigner even attempted to speak a few words even when the pronunciation is horrible.