We lived in Bratislava for 7 years in the 90s. After traveling and living all over Europe for the next 20 years, Bratislava remains our favorite city in the world. Thanks for the memories. You just got a new subscriber.

@SammyandTommy

8 ай бұрын

Thanks for sharing! We can see why it's your favorite city. We really loved our short time there!

@dionyzfoldes1329

8 ай бұрын

You should come and visit !!! 😆 Its a lot better than in the nineties. Especially the facades of buildings in the old town. 🏰

@henrymerritt6703

8 ай бұрын

We do return to Slovakia on a somewhat regular basis. I spent 4 months in Blava in 2000, and we visit friends there every few years. It is so much more beautiful than the first time I saw Blava in 1989. You are lucky to live there.@@dionyzfoldes1329

@karinandrasikova8693

8 ай бұрын

@@dionyzfoldes1329and the new neighbourhoods and skyscrapers are growing fast!

@Agacirovaluemedia

3 ай бұрын

Hi sir,a m so happy to be in this big families because if we are together is better

I live in Austria, just a 43 minute train ride away from Bratislava, only 5 days ago I actually decided to go there for the first time with my brother. Compared to Vienna the old city is tiny but really beautiful, it took us maybe 20 minutes to explore all the streets and tiny allyways there. We went to a slovakian restaurant there and visited the white castle, it looked much nicer then I expected. At the end we got some ice cream from the Luculus ice saloon, which is famous in this city, and yeah the ice crean was great. I didn't have high expectations before because half of the city is made out of these blocky soviet residental buildings (or commie blocks) which you also find all over Russia. But after visiting it I really like Bratislava, maybe even more then Vienna, and I definitely wanna visit it again, my brother also really liked it. And fun fact, Vienna and Bratislava hold the record for being the two closest capital cities in the world.

@karinandrasikova8693

8 ай бұрын

Its definitely not half of the city,just one borough - Petržalka.I suggest Eurovea and Nivy area next time! It’s very modern and there’s a lot of great cafes and restaurants 🤍

@Erik101

8 ай бұрын

Have u also visited Brno? Very close to Vienna as well.

@sedmidivka

8 ай бұрын

Yeah we use your airport as ours, it's so close :D and it helps that it's got so many connections. I love Austria, going there few times a week on bike because the biking path there is one of my favorites

@Phoboska511

8 ай бұрын

Glad you visited Bratislava but the comment about half of the city consisting of the soviet era residential buildings just shows how even your neighbour can be badly informed. Petržalka is not half of the city, yes there are buildings from the 70s and 80s which look very ugly but there is also lots of amazing and old buildings. It's also common for the tourist to only stay in the old town (which is really small because many buildings were torn down during the constructions of the SNP/UFO bridge) but the surrounding areas like Devín, Devínska Kobyla, Kamzík tower, Horský park (forest in the middle of the town), Sandberg (paleontological location) are some locations that every tourist should visit to see the real potential of the city.

@invivoik

8 ай бұрын

Bratislava was always the suburb of Vienna. Main political life was in Vienna or later in Budapest. Bratislava gained a partial significance during the times when Ottomans took over almost all today Hungary. The castle was guarding the hungarian regalia and the cathedral was used for coronations. Also naopelonic wars hurt significance of Bratislava and also modernistic architects and planners during communist era. Also pragocentrism didnt developed Bratislava well during czechoslovakian common state. and definitely Slovaks lost the time of national renaissance because hungarian chauvinism. Also other nations had former kingdoms and interesting history. Slovaks have it littlebit complicated and also self underestimating plays some role in this whole picture.

Thank you for visiting our country ❤. Hope you enjoyed your time in Slovakia 😉

I appreciated your tour of Bratislava. I hardly knew anything about that part of Europe. After watching your video on Bratislava, I feel that my education was very parochial! Slovakia is really a cool country to see.

@labinko9038

3 күн бұрын

AS A YOUNG 22 YERS OLD Defected " The workink People Communists Paradise ! Sinc there have been no border to Bolsheviks Communists to infinity, newer feel ANY SORRY. After Refugie in Copenhagen. After 1 year applicatio to Emigrate to USA was aporoved. 1967 Arizona, pekelne teplo aj 40 C gennee, od 1968 leto odisiel do okolia San Franc, Calif kde som ostal naraz stary. Strasne sa mi paci ako po Communist Bolsevoks ostalo tam cisto. So nadseny ! No po sluzbe r.1963-65 u parashutistov CSR Army. Strasne lutujem kde odisli tie roky? Som z vedla v Trnava. B.

U did an amazing work filming in Slovakia. Capturing locals and nice drone shots with very positive vibe you two as a couple create. Sometimes I forget how nice my home can be.

@SammyandTommy

8 ай бұрын

Thank you so much! We really had the best time :)

Ďakujem nádherná prezentácia Bratislavy.😊

From Belgrade to Budapest, Bratislava...and one river Danube...follow the river to Vienna

Čumil means looker/watcher, not someone working and for anybody visiting Čumil, there is geocache on magnet under the manhole cover, bring pen and sign on little paper that's inside. Presidential palace is just office for head of state. They don't live there. But it is used for ceremonial events: welcoming state guests, naming judges/professors etc. Oh that restaurant/bar was once able to slowly rotate, so the view changed during the stay.

No way you guys were in Bratislava! 😮😮… We love the Urban House cafe, they have an amazing pizza sticks snack there and great cocktails 🍸.. the only thing we haven’t done yet is to go to the UFO tower, still on the todo list haha… Devin castle is incredible and the other side of the Morava is Austria 🇦🇹… it used to be the end of the iron curtain and a heavily militarised area. So much history in Slovakia 🇸🇰 we love it 😊😊

Hello all, you are so nice ❤ , I am from Bratislava, Thank you for super advertisement of Bratislava and Slovakia. ❤❤❤

I was born and raised in Bratislava, still living here :D But i´ve found so many interesting things i didn´t even knew of from your video! Thank you for that and thank you for visiting !

I like how you guys incorporate local or just random people into your videos,makes the whole experience so much better and its very rare in others travelers youtube videos. Good job ;)

Great video, always enjoy all of the beautiful architecture of Europe.

Such a nice and fun video of my hometown!

Slovakia is a gorgeous country and your videos have given me so many ideas of different places in Europe. I have been to Bratislava many times and this year tried Romania. Wow, their food in Romania is amazing and I tried that garlic soup at the same place as you, it was really tasty.

Ironically I’m going tomorrow! Appreciate the video 🥹

My lovely country... Nice to see you be happy and surprised. 🤗✌️

Thank you for your visit ! You are so lovely.

Beautiful video of one of my favorite little jewels of a city ! I loved Devin but now I have more ideas what to visit next time . Slovakia is ❤❤❤

Fun fact: the BEST pissing/pooping view is in fact in slovakia, but in the high Tatras outside toilet up in the mountains near Chata pod Rysmi ("Hut under Rysy")

I am from Slovakia and yes, it is a beautiful country. I recommend visiting other cities and places here. For example, the historical cities of Banská Štiavnica, Levoča and Bardejov. the High Tatras National Park and the Slovak Karst National Park and its caves. In Slovakia, we have up to 180 castles and chateaux, I recommend visiting Bojnický Castle, Čachtický Castle because of the legend of the bloody lady, Betliar Manor and Smolenický Castle. I could name more. If someone would like to see how life used to be in Slovakia, I recommend a visit to the Museum of the Kysucka Village and the Historic Forest Headland Railway in Vychylovka, the Museum of the Liptov Village of Pribylina, the Museum of Folk Architecture and the Bardejov Spa. Have a nice day.

@soniarose1983

22 күн бұрын

Thanks for the recommendations! I’ll be travelling there in a few days. I am really interested in the caves. How could a traveler without a car get there please?

You only saw Bratislava and surroundings, but there is much more of it in Slovakia, you should stay for a longer time, I am sure you would like it here.

Slovak Pub is legendary...Kofola as well! Great vid

Amazing video.Lovely couple!

@SammyandTommy

8 ай бұрын

Thank you friend 🤗

This is my country Slovakia. Enjoy in Slovakia!

using the 360 as a sword is one of the main reasons I want one now 😆great video as always, Devin castle looks awesome!

Sammy and Tommy, thank you for a wonderful video. It is the most fun, chill, and respectful Bratislava travel vlog I have ever seen. I'm from Bratislava and now live in the US, so my relationship to the town is very personal and at the same time I look at it from the US point of view. You two nailed it. I just wish I was there with you to give you additional little nuggets of information to further enhance your visit. Devín hotel was a great choice, I keep forgetting about it!! I did have an afternoon tea there this year and was amazed by the restaurant 😍

Thank you for visiting my city :)

Beautiful city and amazing fooooddddddd crazy good one

Thank you for visitng

We are here at the moment, thanks for your video showing the best things to do , you have a new subscriber!😊

Love it! I spent just one night in Bratislava last spring, but I fit a lot in and I loved the Old Town. Fun facts you didn't mention, but maybe knew, 11 Hungarian Kings were crowned in St. Martin's Cathedral. Bratislava was the capitol of Hungary at one point in time (named Poszony).

@SammyandTommy

8 ай бұрын

The old town is so beautiful 😍 Hope you enjoyed Bratislava as much as we did!

i was hoping to hear you attempt to speak slovak, but im still happy you guys enjoyed it here in Slovakia

Amazing upload ! ❤☺☺

@SammyandTommy

7 ай бұрын

Thank you! Cheers!

I wished you had dinner at Towercom restaurant. Its has rotating platform and it spins like one rotation in 40 minutes. View is epic.. Thanks for visiting city i was born in. Happy journeys wherever you travel 🙂

You are lovely guys.

@SammyandTommy

8 ай бұрын

Thanks so much 🤗

I live outside Bratislava, but I was very pleased and surprised by this video.

@SammyandTommy

8 ай бұрын

Yay, so happy you liked it! We had a great time 🫶🏼

We were there in March. I can recommend the 17's bar for a (lot) cheaper meal, than some of the other places we were at. It was so good, i actually did a TripAdvisor review (not like me) 👍

@SammyandTommy

8 ай бұрын

Great to know! Thanks for the awesome suggestion

I'm going to work in Bratislava for three months, starting from February. I can't wait to visit all the historic sites and experience the city. I already know Slovak people are great and share a simmilar mentality to us Croats. When it was the Hungarian capital, it was the capital for my people too, and we called it Požun.

Slovakia surprised me too, especially in the last three years. 😆

You should also go to "Banská Štiavnica". It is a beautiful mine town

@alexanderkroboth3310

8 ай бұрын

Yeah, and I think Kosice would also be worth visiting, it's the 2nd. largest city in Slovakia. But it's on the opposite side of the country lol

@Adam-nh2ns

8 ай бұрын

@@alexanderkroboth3310 Yes, I know, I'm Slovak 🤣🤣🤣

Morning am watching from Burundi,slovakia is a nice country

Just discovered your channel. I absolutely love it! When can you guys visit El Salvador🇸🇻? you will love the food the people and Bitcoin Beach (El Zonte)

What action camera are you using?

Currently bingewatching your videos! Love them all! Which 360 camera do you guys own?

@SammyandTommy

7 ай бұрын

Aww thank you so much 🤗🩷 we have the Insta 360 x3.

FYI, From Devin castle, you saw Austria nad Czech republic at the same time.

Slovak Republic is an "ancient cultural castled heart of Europe" with 160 castels and castle ruins, 400 chateaux someone are museums/boutique hotels.

😍

You guys should travel to Czech Republic 🇨🇿

@SammyandTommy

8 ай бұрын

We definitely will! Any suggestions?

@zenniegaming9608

8 ай бұрын

​@@SammyandTommy Cesky Krumlov, Kutna Hora, Tabor (if visiting this, read about Hussite Wars as Tabor was very important in those times) . Probably Olomouc if you are on Moravian side (eastern Czech Republic). Prague is obviously wonderful but too many people visit just that and ignore the rest of the country. Castles: Karlstejn, Konopiste, Hluboka, obviously many others When it comes to nature, probably Moravsky Kras (beautiful kerst area with Macocha abyss). Wine, visit Mikulov in South Moravia. However as a Slovak: In case you're staying in Slovakia for longer, some unsolicited advice too: Banska Stiavnica with its town centre, museum of mining etc, maybe Kezmarok wooden church or Levoca, then skanzens like Vlkolinec, Cicmany or Zdiar. Castles: Spis castle, Orava castle (this!!!). Nature: literally anywhere, Slovak Paradise , High Tatras, Low Tatras, hiking around Terchova. Have fun and enjoy!

@miroslavmichalica6667

7 ай бұрын

Ešte by som pripojil aj Trenčiansky hrad a Bojnický zámok a jaskyňe napr.Demänovská ľadová, slobody. 😉

@fiannaverret562

6 ай бұрын

Brno !

At 4:42 the musician plays a beautiful tune…anyone know what it is? Sounds familiar. Excellent video as I’m looking at Bratislava this October!

You should visit Košice, second bigest city in Slovakia

@SammyandTommy

8 ай бұрын

We passed through it on train and we def need to go back 🫶🏼

Fun fact: Slovakia is the youngest country in Europe. It was used to be part of Czechoslovakia. In 1993, Czechoslovakia split into two countries; Czech Republic and Slovakia.

@nadrkanimoderator

8 ай бұрын

Montenegro split up with Serbia in 2006 i think :)

@katarinakatarinova1306

8 ай бұрын

Fun fact: Czecho-Slovakia peacefully ceased to exist on December 31, 1992, and on January 1, 1993, the independent successor states of the Czech Republic and Slovakia were established. What does it mean? That the two countries are the same age :).

@norfeus

8 ай бұрын

Kosovo younger and former yugooslavia countries

@norbertzeman9296

8 ай бұрын

Kosovo? Serbia? Montenegro?

@Buksi.

8 ай бұрын

⁠Kosovo is not recognized by Slovakia as a country, instead it is recognised as a part of Serbia. Otherwise yes, you have a point.

You are lucky, that you have someone behind you, who can recorded with the camera all your movements. R.I.P To all KZreadrs who shooting alone as me. 🙏😅

Slovakia is awesome and city košice - kosice .

But where is the black dress from? Sammy, you look so beautiful in it xxx

@SammyandTommy

8 ай бұрын

Thank you so much 🥰 it’s from a clothing store I used to work at in the states , Maurice’s .

I live in Slovak.

Funny Sammy is less competitive in this one 🤣

@SammyandTommy

8 ай бұрын

How so?

@Fanax

8 ай бұрын

@@SammyandTommy her demeanor was I'm not fragile and can handle my own **** but in this last video and slightly the one before she let go a bit and embraced her womanly instinct of looking for solace and protection from her husband, maybe he did something right or hormones are in play (I honestly thought she was visited by the monthly cycle). Tommy comes across as very polite and letting things not get out of hand or stay in the background with his portrait camera while Sammy was the devil that spiced things up a little not in a rude way but more direct using a 😊 but for some reason I found Tommy's smile more genuine. Perhaps reasoning could be that Sammy is the 'forefront' or face and Tommy doesn't like to appear or has his hands full filming taking picture and hence for Sammy being tired from all the smiling and coming across less genuine. That's my observation which of course is subjective and has nothing to do with truth or reality. I think Sammy is more at the business cut end things while Tommy is more at the enjoying the moment end of things.

studňa translates to well

Hello Can anyone please help me to find BGM used in intro part ,"hello goodmorning"

nice dress

@SammyandTommy

8 ай бұрын

Thank you 🤗

Try to visit "Hlavná Železničná stanica"(Main Train Station) in Bratislava at night next time. Enjoy :)

@miroslavmichalica6667

7 ай бұрын

To aj vlastnej rodine takú reklamu robíš? Že ju hneď len hejtuješ a kritizuješ? Čo máš o Slovensku pekne hovoriť aby sem ešte viac turistov prišlo a prezentovať čo je tu pekné, reklamu robiť, tak len chyby vyťahuješ... Myslíš že všade inde sú stanice krásne? Videl som aj oveľa horšie vo svete naša je aspoň zmodernizovaná... Prečo nenapíšeš nech navštívia Autobusovú stanicu Nivy, ktorá je modernejšia a krajšia ako vo Viedni alebo letisko??

@StarkartOrg-urban-art-gallery

6 ай бұрын

Many cities around like London, Paris, Vienna etc in the west of Europe you can visit loads of areas. Bratislava feels so save and friendly in contrast. I other cities they suffer incredibly from "Diversity". Everyone hates everyone else and nobody understands nobody else... I enjoyed Bratislava and our roundtrip through Slovakia A LOT. Slovaks and in general Slavic people are sooo friendly and calm and i love their culture. They have beautiful women (and men) and i was almost surprised how organised and clean everything is. That is for most parts of all Slavic countries i visited (Poland, Czechia, Belorussia, Russia, Ukraine, Bulgaria, Croatia, Serbia. West Europe is going down the drain in comparison. But i liked Slovakia the best. Im honestly considering moving to Slovakia i love it that much. The Slovaks have something going on i can't quite describe, but it's unique ... they are so respectful and cultivated... for lack of words.

Wow the energy you sending out is incredibly beautiful. Hope you had a great time in Bratislava as in Slovakia. Next time you may visit Danubiana museum as well ;)

How can a comment written 2 week ago just pop up as soon as some criticism comes up . I commented 2 minutes ago and they quickly put a comment of praise from 2 weeks ago above me . Please be careful of such misleading KZread videos

Ok admit it guys- how many times have vlogged either heavily buzzed or drunk? Lol

@SammyandTommy

8 ай бұрын

Too many times 😂 but this time we were only buzzed from the kofola and coffee 😉

@robertjames-life4768

8 ай бұрын

@@SammyandTommy amateurs! Someday you come to Southern Oregon and we’ll take you wine tasting!

nguyen long ,song va lam viec 1987>1991

why didnt you visit the Bratislava castle???

@SammyandTommy

8 ай бұрын

We ran out of time with only the one day! Next time 🫶🏼

I got married in the blue church :)

@SammyandTommy

8 ай бұрын

Really?! What a beautiful place to get married! 🫶🏼

@FL85106

8 ай бұрын

Yes, it is. We even got our son baptized there. I really liked your video, you showed our city in a fresh and exciting way. So thank you for that 😉@@SammyandTommy

@Nezavisly-komentator

7 ай бұрын

@@FL85106 Ty si ale vtierka

So from that Devin castle, some escaped during communism - they flew to Austria on a kite

@soniarose1983

22 күн бұрын

Wow!! That’s incredible

To je sranda, hovoríte po anglicky aj titulky sú v agličtine? Načo? Videla som video, keď ste boli v Tatrách a tam ste mali slovenské titulky. To bolo pre tých, čo nevedia po anglicky veľmi dobré. Ďakujeme Vám, že dávate také pozitívne videá o Slovensku. My sami si nevážime to, koľko krás tu doma máme. 👍✊🍀🍀🍀

😂😂

I am quite often there due to my work. And I find the city has bad urban planning and roads and above all don’t get sick or getting into hospitals or health care. It’s will be you nightmare of life . Walking healthy and money in the pocket seems easy . It’s a very different experience, if one gets in the need of help .

@thornelderfin

8 ай бұрын

I am native from Bratislava and I can confirm what you wrote. If you need healthcare try some private clinic or 45 minutes drive to Vienna (if you can afford the treatment there). If you have some really complex health issues avoid Slovak healthcare at all costs. Other than that, Bratislava is an "ok" city to live in, it's not all bad.

@alexanderkroboth3310

8 ай бұрын

Half of Bratislava are soviet commie blocks since Slovakia was part of the communist Eastern Bloc during the cold war, you can find them all over former Eastern Bloc countries like Poland, Romania, Bulgaria, ect. The Train I took with my brother ended in Bratislava Petrazalka, which is a district with like 90% commie blocks. Walking through there was a rather unpleasant experience, it's a quite ugly district and it took us like 40 minutes to get though it. But once we got to the old part of the city it was really nice, it's rather small but really beautiful and charming. The castle also looked much nicer then I thought. I overall really liked it, maybe even more then Vienna and I definitely wanna visit Bratislava again.

@thornelderfin

8 ай бұрын

​@@alexanderkroboth3310You had an unpleasant time walking through Petrazalka... try growing up in Petrzalka. We (locals) always joked that people don't LIVE in Petrzalka, they are STORED / WAREHOUSED in Petrzalka.

@slimshady6934

8 ай бұрын

I am Slovakian living in Ireland and trust me,Slovakian doctors & health care system is better then Irish,I was waiting 8-10hrs at emergency just to see doctor in Ireland.Maybe you don't have enough info,where to go and who can help you.I am always travelling home for checkups.But I am from Kosice - East part and I ❤ my city ,nicer then Bratislava😊

@thornelderfin

8 ай бұрын

​@@slimshady6934I have been fighting with cancer for the past 15 years and have several very complex health issues. So I have a lot of experience with doctors (I had more than 400 examinations, I have documentation right here). Maybe for simple things like broken leg or a flu they are ok, but once the health issue is complex and they have to rely on their scientific knowledge to use analytics they are completely lost. They only know how to treat well known standard problems, but cannot analyze something more complicated. I've also spent many of those 15 years in Prague, and Prague healthcare was bad, Bratislava was much worse. All my friends and extended family have massive problems with doctors, my neighbor got killed by them. 20 years ago I dated an intensive care nurse, and she told me two stories she saw with her own eyes of a doctor being extremely negligent and killing a patient who had very minor problem - nothing happened to any of the doctors, one got shouted at by the director of the hospital, that's all. I could go on with many more stories or go into detail, but I don't want to spam it here. Just avoid doctors in Bratislava if you can.

Friend advise: Fix that nails, please. I know it is difficult when you are out of your region, but you shine and that is only thing that is bad in the video. Keep up the amazing travel ❤

You didn't have Slovakian food, you had Slovak food. There is no such word Slovakian. Slovak mountains, Slovak people, Slovak cities etc.

@peterrezac881

8 ай бұрын

If the English word for Slovensko is Slovakia, than is corret to say Slovakian food, Slovakian mountains, Slovakian people, Slovakian cities, etc. Hope this clears your confusion.

@kokotkojebnuty

8 ай бұрын

@@peterrezac881 so Czechia is Czechian ? :DDDD wake up

@peterrezac881

8 ай бұрын

@@kokotkojebnuty Yes you smart ass. It is Czechia and for that reason, it is Czechian food, Czechian people, Czechian cities and so on. ( look up the English grammar ) It is obvious you didnt understand my comment. So next time please read with better understanding before you embarress your-self.

I wonder if you came across scammers

Sadly you went to one of the worst tourist trap restaurants in Bratislava and missed out on many cool places. Especially glaring is lack of any cultural sights whatsoever.

Všetko pekné až na tú dúhovú handru na veži.

trapne.

@warrax111

7 ай бұрын

najviac gycove miesta pochodili. katastrofa. nic nevideli.

Nlg bratislava is the least slovak town out of all slovak towns. i can tell. i am slovak

@Aznarel

8 ай бұрын

You are right. There are not enough alcoholics, roma, gamblers and bolsheviks in Bratislava. And they tend to have too many teeth left in their mouths. Not Slovak at all.

@robotonom6627

8 ай бұрын

@@Aznarel lol u r wrong. stay mad

@Aznarel

8 ай бұрын

@robotonom6627 Oh come on! :D You know full well that I have just described your average rural Slovak. It's better to just admit it than to continue pretending it's not true. ;)

@robotonom6627

7 ай бұрын

@@Aznarel why u mad i just said they are least slovak. that does not mean they are bad and also why u trash talking slovaks like tf. get yo passive agressive ass outa here

🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮

I apologize for the rainbow flag, some of our politcians think its fine.

@Nezavisly-komentator

7 ай бұрын

Su trapni s tou vlajkou.

too bad these tourist always travel to bratislava...no offence but slovakia got much more to offer

@soniarose1983

22 күн бұрын

I’m interested in seeing the rest. Is it ok to get around with public transport? I ask because I’m Australian and many of our locations are not serviced by public transport which is a problem

Lgbt vlajka to je hamba!

@peterinvestor

8 ай бұрын

Hanba je neovladat svoj rodny jazyk :) az potom ta vlajka.

@salam14111

8 ай бұрын

hladal som tento koment aby som mohol dat like . naco to sade vesaju do je na to zvedavy . a preto nevolim ps

@Nezavisly-komentator

7 ай бұрын

Mas pravdu je to trapne a hlupe.

Bratislava?! Nóóóó... it's a very dirty village!

Looks very ugly compared to Budapest

I'm so embarrassed by that rainbow flag on top of town hall tower. Such "Vallo's" (Bratislava's incompetent mayor)

@leandrogouvea512

Ай бұрын

Why is a symbol of acceptance and respect embarrassing?

@johnybravo8989

Ай бұрын

@@leandrogouvea512 because it's not symbol of acceptance and respect?😂 Rather of aggressive ideology.

So you went to bratislava... that's not slovakia. Rest of slovakia looks way different, way worse. It's like going into Vatican in Rome and saying you have seen italy.

Bratislava je uplne hnusne smradlave mesto :D Zaujimave ze cudzincom sa paci asi chcu hype a Slovakoch nachamrať...

@dannyb55

8 ай бұрын

Cuntrum Bratislavy je super. Aj parky a lesy a Dunaj poruke.

@Nezavisly-komentator

7 ай бұрын

A hekticke. Ale kazdy ma rad nieco ine.

Fun fact: not Bratyiszlawa. Pozsony. Stolen from Hungary😀🇭🇺✌🏻...

@adriankosztolanyi

8 ай бұрын

Poszony, Prešporok, Pressburg was a predominantly German city for most of its history. With fluctuating Hungarian and Slovak population which was different in different historical periods. So it's not really a stolen…

@gaborszadai1992

8 ай бұрын

@@adriankosztolanyi Yes, She has been stolen from Hungary 😀🇭🇺✌🏻...

@peterjakub5480

8 ай бұрын

​@@gaborszadai1992Your mind was stolen by his majesty Viktor the Orban. Take care a start living in the present, finally! 😊

@ejo5336

8 ай бұрын

Wait Budapest will be stolen too. Then you will go back to Asia :D

@miafiolekova5817

8 ай бұрын

@@gaborszadai1992 Ah some hungarians still cant get over the past. Thats sad.

Pekné od vás že ste zavítali do Bratislavy a na Slovensko :D Paráda :)

@lenovo4935

8 ай бұрын

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

@miroslavmichalica6667

7 ай бұрын

A prečo by nemali? Je tu veľa toho čo vidieť... A to som toho veľa precestoval po Európe 16 krajín a sme krajšia krajina ako podaktoré na západe... Typický Slovák len hneď komplex podceňovať sa! To neznamená keď sme malá krajina že nemáme čo ponúknuť a ukázať... Švajčiarsko je ešte menšie rozlohou aj Holandsko, Belgicko, Dánsko, Luxembursko, Slovinsko a nehejtujú sami seba.