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Hungarian here, I regret to humbly correct you when it comes to the age of “Goulash” :) Paprika was not in Europe before 1492. Hungarians probably had similar kind of stews 1000 years ago but with different kind of spices. As far as I know, Goulash (Gulyás in Hungarian) soup was invented in Wienna in the Austro-Hungarian Empire-times, when the Hungarian cuisine gained popularity in Austria - the guy wanted to create something that taste essentially Hungarian. The story that it is traditionaly eaten by Hungarian “cowboys” (that’s what gulyás means) is just a nice story. Sheppards did not eat the stock they were responsible for, they probably ate some bread and bacon :)

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You talk about Hungarian food in a way that, as a Hungarian living abroad, I would love to fly home immediately to devour it.

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The "pogácsa" is an energy bomb, packed with calories and resistant to spoilage, making it ideal for short trips of a few days. The most popular type is bacon pogácsa, but there are also cheese and potato versions-plus a thousand others. What they all share is a rich, fatty, and salty dough with the ingredients mixed into it, providing nutrients in a concentrated form. Its shape and hard crust prevent the inside from drying out, making it edible for a longer time.

At 11:32 you were not drinking Tokaji wine. That restaurant was pretty lousy. You should have bought a bottle in a shop.

Oh wow, how original was the opening joke! Said no one ever.

Goulash stew is called pörkölt in Hungarian, and we also eat it often.

Cottage cheese bars don't need preservatives. They'll run out long before they start to go bad, and you'll have to buy new ones, which will also run out... And that's how it's been for me for 50 years... 🤣😂

I’m cooking chicken paprikash this weekend thanks to this video 🤤

As a local, I can tell that you did your research 😊 tried the great things at the right places. Maybe except if you want to try “goulash” go for Pörkölt, in Hungary that is how the stew is called that most know

Thank you for dropping by and showing such a high vibe this time of the year, when even iron doesn't want to rust.

Budapest does not equals Hungary. Budapest is 520 km2 and Hungary is 93000 km2, so there is lot more to see in Hungary, like that small sh*t hole.

Stunning! Love your enthusiasm!❤

Nista sami prevaranti i skup Bratislava majka

2025.

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Hungary is not only Budapest! Other cities are nicer. Visit them too and enjoy themself in Hungary !

Just to know, only tourists like ruin bars :) The average Hungarian young person doesn’t party in such places at all. The same goes for coffee, usually we go elsewhere. Mostly to smaller, local, artisan cafés, or even more often, we just drink our coffee at home. For an average Hungarian, a place like New York Café is too fancy and completely unaffordable, practically an impossible luxury. Hungarians rarely go to thermal baths either, but there are a few smaller, cozier, more homey baths that would have been worth trying. Although you didn’t mention it, we also rarely eat goulash, and in my humble opinion, there are plenty of far more exciting Hungarian dishes than goulash. Honestly, you’ve barely seen anything of Budapest or Hungarian culture. The city is full of fascinating places, yet you only saw what you could pick out from a cheap tourist guidebook. I’m sorry :(

8:06 Its important to know that this massacre happened during the n4zi occupation of Hungary(1944), not during the enteritiy of the world war 8:41 Well, Eastern and Central Europe didnt get liberated, it was more like a change in ownership. Theres a museum called 'Terror Háza' that showcases the ways Hungarians were subjugated under both Communism and N4zism. We also had a revolution in 1956, with Budapest being the heart of that revolution 9:06 Oh look thats Reagen, did you know there are 3 monuments of american presidents in Budapest? American patriotism in the middle of europe! 11:18 The only hills we have are near Budapest and to the north-east, rest of Hungary is super flat, with lots of agriculture. Theres a really picturesque place called Hortobágy, maybe visit it once😉 It is also a UNESCO world heritage and has "cowboys"... Well the Hungarian type at least😂 17:33 Thats european public transportation for you. Really nice when you have walkable cities with public transportation built around 18:38 For some reason Hungary has the most beautiful mcdonalds in the world😂 In Hungary, mcdonalds does real estate business, burgers are only a side hustle lol Im glad you two enjoyed Budapest. Real gem of a city, in my opinion waaay better than the posh cities to the west of us (well maybe not Prague, that city is unique and worth a visit). Im also surprised you know so much about Budapest! It really is a historic city. Hope you two had fun here

2:07 That's a very very beautiful woman in a very very beautiful café. 🥰 Thank you for pronouncing Budapest correctly. 😊 I like that you talk about the history of Budapest, you said things even I didn't know. 13:00 It wasn't Budapest that was getting fixed up for its centennial celebration but Hungary getting ready for its millenial celebration, as it was 1,000 years ago at that time that the Magyars came into the Carpathian basin. 🙂 Wow, this video is so well-made, I'm amazed! I wish you the best. Köszönöm. ❤

Racial slur...

Really lovely and enjoyable video! I was fascinated about your attention to history and subtle details of arts.

Budapest 3 in 1 city... Buda + Pest + Óbuda! (i just say)

07:43 "Mr. Buda & Mr. Pest" (Stallone/The Expendables) 08:06 Hungary was ocupied by n4... -is in that year. They destroyed the city after (with the all bridges) that 18:51 Not Russian. It's Soviet. HUGE difference! We like the Russians, but We hate the Soviet 20:09 Hungary exactly is at the CENTER of EUROPE. What are you talking about? 20:59 That was the world's very first suspension bridge.

Props for pronouncing Budapest the correct way, well done! :) Just a bit of correction: The Buda hill is not part of the Alps, and the Danube river was never considered to be the border between Europe and Asia. It was just the border of the Roman province of Pannonia.

You making tortas??!

Welcome here in Budapest! It was very enjoyable to watch this video, you are such cheerful people. You have covered the most important parts and things to do in Budapest very well and the research you have done to provide as much information as possible is fantastic.

Welcome to Bindzsisztán!😀

Shoe memorial is a lie!

i have alraedy booked the ticket for 2025, travelling solo, could you guide me over from where to book hotels, what train pass should I buy for 3 day back and forth travel from Nagoya to suzuka and how to pre book trains or how late we can stay at the circuit. It will be much appreciated thanks.

Welcom our land😊 There are many things to see outside of Budapest, it's a shame that not many people see them, there's Lake Hévíz, the Danube Bend, Visegrád Castle, Eger Castle, the Feszti Kötkép, Hortobágy National Park, the children's railway that is run by children (well, let's say this is in Budapest) and I could list them all day long.

Tokaj is the official oldest vine region in Europe

You showed come in the summer. Very different and dynamic vibes when warm and green

Well, the Danube river has never been considered the boundary between Europe and Asia, but more like separating the Roman civilization and the barbarians (Germans, Huns, etc).

Truly amazing ❤

So exciting ❤

Great video❤

I have lived in Sydney all my life 50 years and it is like one of the great cities, but I still can't surf and I can hear the waves when I wake up to go to work.

Teo is not worth it. Rather spend more time at the basilica.

Great tour! Thanks for sharing. One of these days I'll get down there to visit it as well!

Servus! Just some pronunciation things: Oberlaa "OHH-bear-lah (Oh as in coup) 'Sachertorte "ZACH-har-Tour-tah" (with a throaty sound on the "CH") Wiener Melange "VEE-ner Meh-lanjzh Kardinalschnitte "CAR-deh-nal SHNIT-tah" Punschkrapfen "Puunch CRAP-fun"

Love your videos! You guys are awesome! Only ever seen the Northern Lights once in Minnesota btw. Hope to see them again one day. Anyway, keep up your good work! I’m happy to have found your channel and totally subscribed 🤙

FYI: they just got their 3rd star .....

It's "on" Cape Cod, not "in".

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How they justify charging that much for vegetables, but there's a sucker born every minute willing to pay it

Thank you 💜