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La mia Palermo....❤

Yes, I fully agree. Well preserved and pretty clean. An absolute travel recommendation. Also the people are nice and the food is good :)

Schade dass du es so erlebt hast, in der Nebensaison habe ich es als sehr ruhig wahrgenommen, habe aber die bezahlten Sehenswürdigkeiten ausgelassen.

@@paulsoundwalker Ich bin leider Einheimischer

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Sorry for my late response! It was on Saturday morning, therefore it was very quiet. I went for a walk in the afternoon and the streets were very busy. however, I had problems with my windscreen on the microphones, so I can't upload this other, livelier video.

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@@naysayer8052 It is probably early July or late June since video is uploaded on 9th of July, and there are pride flags, and Zagreb pride was held on 10th June.

Thank you for your advice!Unfortunately, the definition is not so simple and also depends on the perspective. Geographically, Poland has alternated between Central and Eastern Europe over the last 100 years. Culturally, Poland was and still is Eastern European. So my Polish friends (and parents) also call themselves Eastern Europeans. The architecture looks also Eastern European in large parts of the country (compare buildings from the Soviet era in today's Russia). Since the cultural, thus also visual impression in Poland (style, clothes, buildings) looks Eastern European, I would remain with the current classification, in order to show also international spectators of my channel that, which is generally perceived by country and people as Eastern European. Thank you again for your comment and the legitimate discourse!

@@paulsoundwalker Sorry, but because of Russia and the 1000 years of history, no real Pole would call him/herself anything eastern. :) Some time ago we were forced to be on the eastern side of the Iron Curtain, and that is it - nothing else is eastern about Poland.

@@paulsoundwalker geographically it's pure Central Europe. Regarding architecture it's modernism, not soviet/russian style and you can experience this kind of style across the whole Europe. And I wouldn't say that large parts of the country looks like that... Rather in almost every city you can see them.

@@paulsoundwalkerI disagree with you. Poland was always considered as a Western civilization. The architecture is mostly medieval. The Soviet style buildings are because of the communist era. Also, clothes and fashion is the same as in Germany or France. Yes, Poland had many lands located in the east of Europe historically, but now it's definitely Central Europe.

All countries of SLAVIC people & culture are classified as Eastern Europe, regardless of their geographical location.

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Thank you! It was in the evening of the 3rd of July

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Thanks for the motivation

Thanl you for watching! It means a lot to me

I am very happy to hear that! I hope I can be in japan soon too

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Thank you, I am very happy that you like it!

As it should be! Thank you!

Thank you for your interest! It is a complex individual setup for binaural sound recordings. In some videos I am reflected in windows or doors, there you can see how much I am wearing on my head.

I am very happy that you liked my video! Be curious about the next ones, there will follow a lot of other videos from many beautiful cities with great buildings in the next few weeks!

Thank you very much, I appreciate it and I am happy to have you as a new subscriber!

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Better to take the train at Salzburg Central Station. From there you may go to Munich for exemple in about 1h45m. Greetings from Rio de Janeiro!!

@@DanielSilva-cf8ri Yes, if there is no strike and those engaged in transport should stop complaining about their salary for several years I experienced this during travel which was shameful got cold in my back which has to go carefully for several days now after cancelled travel which was from 2400 on the night to Monday then started ,but maybe thinking and planning to succeed with Salzburg which is smaller and stylish city.Greeting

@@Nuide.Jabrig89 all right. When I was in Salzburg last December, there was a strike for some days caused by slow sallary at train company.

@@DanielSilva-cf8ri yes thank you friend it tends to do it on purpose and joke about the customers who are going to travel from country to another country..!? How do they get to stop movement in airport in central Europe which is also of richest and finest in the world..!? I had to go and freeze until they open the station at 0430 in the morning to get in touch with customer service to call me up further.. Unfortunately was stolen in over 1100Euro Drunk people all around the Vienne T recommend your belongings take a good control of

@@Nuide.Jabrig89 I'm sorry for you! So, I intend to go back to Salzburg next year. But before, I would like to stay in Prague for couple days. Ah, by the way, where are you from? Where do you live?