Exploring Bratislava, Slovakia 2024.

[@theRACEMANmusic]

Thanks for visiting :)

[@Matts-travels]

Thanks. I really liked what I saw in Slovakia

[@matof1428]

The communists left, but the neglect of historical monuments continues. The party bosses were replaced by developers who buy up land and invest money in their projects. Graffiti on the walls of old buildings are only evidence of Slovaks' systemic disrespect for their own history.

[@nevinaght]

After the ww2, communists got in power and they did not care about restoring the old historic architecture. That's why there are commie blocks in the old city and the highway in the city centre. A big portion of the city's history was destroyed like that. Also, graffiti is illegal, but it's hard to get rid of because "tagging" is for some reason popular in these parts of Europe. Either way, nice video!

[@PROVOCATEURSK]

Communists were helped into power by the west*

[@matof1428]

Communists took power in former Czechoslovakia (including Slovakia) in 1948. Almost all buildings mentioned in your video are older, mostly from the beginning of the 20 century and from between 1st and 2nd world war. They have nothing to do with the Soviet Union.

[@Matts-travels]

Thanks. I stand corrected

[@tomboban6578]

u really have no clue about architecture dude😂😂😂