Germany to Kazakhstan by Rail - part 1: Karlsruhe - Warsaw on EuroNight Train EN 453 Paris - Moscow

[@lindavainomae3489]

I have just started viewing this series - it really gives a great feel for the journey with really interesting and straight talking commentary. Thanks - absolutely love it.

[@samtrak1204]

I feel like I'm taking the trip with you. Thanks for the ride.

[@doctorstrangelove9487]

Kudos for your patience. I saw your first video and I am exhausted already much less spending all that time in train.

[@google_was_my_idea]

Absolutely love your rare and unique videos, keep em coming mate :)

[@franznl]

Great Video! Just found it after watching all 9 episodes of the winter Journey on the Transib. Well done. Greatings from Holland

[@thatzombieplace]

Watching from California, makes me feel like I'm on vacation thank ya

[@shamsllb1042]

Without any explanation you picturize the entire documentary as an art and joyful

[@markhogan77]

Really like this series 👍🏼 thanks soo much

[@Parlophonic]

Another triumphant video! How the minutes fly past when watching your posts is amazing, but that is because your videos are so beautifully produced and I can't wait for part two. No doubt we are in for another instalment of your Winter Journey soon and that too is a joy to watch.. Thank you very much indeed.

[@doc7austin]

thanks

[@aloisioferrazdecamargo309]

Watching from São Paulo, great vídeo..tks

[@ModernWorldz]

Thanks for your hard work .⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

[@tomswaton]

Eine sehr geile Idee so ein Video zu posten. Vielen Dank!!

[@PlanesTrainsEverything]

A great video. You are right - EUR16 for that breakfast is a bit steep.

[@minutkizpodrozy7943]

Your are not right - the construction project of Konin part in Poland is not 5 year long. It is actually 2 years. The trains wil not accelarate 2 minutes only but on the whole distance between Poznan and Warsaw they will reach to 30 min saving and target after the completion of the whole works will be 50 min. the project consists, among others, re-building of 15 bridges, 10 viaducts and 366 km of railway tracks etc. There is no corruption and "crime". Poland is not Russia. The whole project wil be finished in a about a year. The whole project is about 2bn PLN (465 mn EUR)

[@michmak3829]

@Thomas Samoht Show me your country corruption rate. To be honest 28 points between Poland and Denmark is not a big distance though.

[@MakroTeh]

Yeah, the problem with Polish Railways is more about incompetence and stagnation, the crime/corruption.

[@ryszardadamski]

Zakres tej modernizacji jest zbyt duży i tym samym zbyt inwazyjny i destabilizujący ruch. Ta linia nie potrzebowała takich prac. Pchnięto tą modernizację żeby przepalić unijny szmal.

[@januszrybicki9314]

@@ryszardadamski learn and write English

[@mindyourbusiness4369]

Incorrect information you provided..

[@kunaltannir505]

Thank you lovely video greeting from India

[@anyu]

Very nice and peaceful to watch video style! I also appreciate the meticulous details in the description.

[@worldtravelrafhat7886]

Thanks for sharing. That’s a long journey.

[@romanjarzebowski3955]

Corruption at many public investitions was in the past decades, especially in the 90s and in the 2000s, in fact a big problem in Poland. But the number of such cases decreased in the past few years. And in the case of the modernisation of the Warsaw-Poznań main line the main problem was rather the catastrophal planning process than corruption. There was no clear strategy for the development of the rail system in contrast to the development of expressways. This line was modernised in the 90s, however many things were not touched. After the access to the EU there was the possibility of fundings and there the idea of the further modernisation was birth. But such projects has a clear time window and because of the slow planning process, very typical for PKP PLK, there was the risk that funds could be lost and should be returned, which seemed to be very embarrassing. Hence the time pressure there were many mistakes taken, which delayed the construction process. And to spend the remaining funds they changed sections that were in a pretty good condition. Meanwhile was an idea to build a HSR line from Warsaw to Poznań and Wrocław via Łódź and this project will finally start in the next decade. There were planned bankruptcies of some sub-suppliers, but this influence was pretty small than this whole planning mess.

[@nonconformist5371]

that's right, thanks Roman!

[@doc7austin]

yes; thanks for the more info; yes, i was mostly referring to the planned bankcruptcies

[@nonconformist5371]

@@doc7austin anyway communism and soviet Union had a destructive impact on people... uffff, but its gone already and fresh generations are going to rebuild evertyhing whats has been lost in during 49 years of russian military occupation

[@НузНарым]

@@nonconformist5371 New generations leave Poland for other countries. Poland will never become industrial. Little quiet country unknown to anyone

[@nonconformist5371]

Нуз Нарым in your dreams, baby

[@deepalib3096]

Beautiful! What a journey!

[@bugelfalte6320]

Was für eine tolle Reise !! Ein super Video. Gratuliere :)

[@KitsuneHB]

You know you are in Baden-Württemberg when the tram is clean! :)

[@RedboRF]

great video lad! such a nice channel. looking forward to your trip.

[@sticksteves7499]

Good job buddy, your narrations were spot on and you did great at showing your view of the experience... all without silly music playing. Thank you!

[@melanzwkuchni4393]

Stick Steves Actually our rail system is one of these things we did not menage to do well after 1989. One of the biggest declines in our country. There is nothing to be offended.

[@vinny4149]

How much was this trip?

[@thomasbracher2731]

Fantastic AND reliable ....stopped the video at '10 min because everything is just true ... thumbs up! :-)

[@FU-wd9sl]

Ein herzhaftes Frühstück. Weit besser als bei der DB.

[@sergeyarutyunyan3583]

Great jorney, great video, great music))) Thank you. Greatings from Armenia )

[@YukariAkiyamaTanks]

I love this series its so interesting

[@UncleBoogieRF]

This was truly great. Totally chill. Ambient sound. Informative captions. Really good. Look forward to seeing more.

[@vivekraychowdhury4348]

Thanks for making a playlist on this series. History lessons have come a full circle. The transib series is one half of history, this is the other half .

[@jimholder6656]

A truly outstanding report -- many thanks!

[@ArturKolejarz]

We like to watch your movies. They are very interesting and very well made. You put a lot of work into making a movie Congratulations and thank you.

[@dontaylor2772]

Outstanding video! Can't wait for part 2. Thank you.

[@The_Good_Bad_Ugly]

@1:58 I stayed in Heilbroon for some time. Wonderful city !!!

[@KW283]

Can't wait for the second part, very nice and well done video.

[@mackan-kf4tg]

Superb video, the same as your others👍🏻👍🏻Thanks!!😀👍🏻

[@Arzotino]

I think that some corruption could take place in the construction of the railway in Poland, but that is not a serious problem. Bigger one is that PKP is totally ineffective and archaic structure with terrbile management. Assuming that every delay in construction is due to the "corruption and crime" is oversimplifying. You use some stereotypical cliche. Polish insfrastructural investments have more problems with bureauocracy than corruption. Which is weird when you compare it to the public transport in Polish cities that usually works preety well.

[@ryszardadamski]

Flughafen Berlin Brandenburg „Willy Brandt” have very big problem with corruption 😉

[@gordongecko9405]

@@ryszardadamski All of Europe is laughing at this german mess and incompetence.

[@ivanduvalierveryevildictat8940]

@@gordongecko9405 This is an outrage! Germany needs Papa Lu, not Grandma Me!

[@christiantaguba9575]

13:35, What is the title of this piano sound? May I know this? I find this song interesting 😍😅

[@vikramadityapankaj2765]

Very detailed video. Enjoyed it a lot.

[@railwayfanlatvia662]

Soo good videos,you need make playlists for long parts videos. 🙂

[@jimchik]

Unfortunately, that delay is about normal for international trains.. the trains from Bern or elsewhere in Switzerland are notoriously late, at least by my counting.

[@AbhishekK-hn4gd]

Waooow the level of technology and engineering in german railways...excellent at alll...its simply amazing !!!!

[@proteus03]

I happened to travel with some delayed trains in Germany, Denmark, Sweden and Norway but even much more were on schedule . So i think the remark at 3:07 is unnecessary (see also 12:50) . By the way, the most severe delay was handled great by danisch railways DSB, they called me a taxi to the third from last station before my final destination and paid for the 60km taxi ride, so that i could reach my ferry on time.

[@ukaszcwalina9739]

The delay in constructing the polish railways is not caused by corruption. The building companies cant get along with the government

[@anilkashyap7063]

Very nice video . Thx for this video

[@prahladnatchu]

simply awesome .....

[@O2PlantChannel]

Missing the traveling. Thank you for sharing👍

[@gjvanniekerk]

Enjoyed this informative video! Very professionally done. Thank you.

[@anwarulhaque1994]

Viewing from Dhaka City: I like and Prefer "Day-time Rail Journey", as to why, Lots of Beautiful and Amazing Scenery could be Enjoyed from the Windows of Running Train.

[@pramod247]

Train journey are interesting...the way you handled the videos....in between hurmour...ha ha...visual treat...for an Indian, who never visited Europe...beautiful shots..kindly share more videos.....thanks...bye from South INDIA

[@ckaye]

I enjoyed this. I'm looking forward to watching Part Two.

[@rangifamilyontour4371]

woohoo, that sounds amazing. I am looking foreward to do this kind of journey with my Family.

[@Koreanmems]

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[@Martina-Kosicanka]

I don't know why I watched it whole, I am surprised myself. You made it look fascinating!

[@МаксФранкфуртНАШ]

О, класс. Я сам 20 лет жил в Хайльбронне.

[@princeasimofficial2448]

Masha Allah G Nice Journey

[@tushar326]

Supeeeeeeerb Brother Great Work... Keep going 👍👍👍👍

[@hahulin7052]

Отличное видео! Стук колёс , телеграфные столбы это уже редкость.👍👍👍

[@Aniruddhm]

It was just Fantastic. Loved every second of this video.

[@dmmixvlogs834]

Hi new here in your channel.Very interesting trip.

[@arilebon]

Enjoyed that very much!

[@610player]

Hello A very interesting journey told. On the Polish railway tracks, repairs and renovations. The route of your train is also different. During the renovation of the E20 Poznań-Konin-Warsaw route, the entire railway route was closed. From June 9, along with the entry into force of the new timetable, trains from Poznań to Warsaw will again drive along the old route, instead of detours through Gniezno and Inowrocław. Thank you for a great trip around Europe. I am waiting for the next episodes. Greetings

[@dirkusmaximus9268]

610player trains ride, do not drive...

[@joja9660]

How is the song called which is played in the first two minutes of the video?

[@hafizahmohdrawi5057]

Layanan makanan yg disedia oleh pelayab train first classd bro like see

[@foodbangladesh202]

Excellent vlog

[@nareshkumarguntupalli282]

Good work & nice information shared bro

[@praveencharypoloju3415]

👋hi..I am from India. I don't know your name.But how patience you have 😲.Every location explains to ours..Like.. Bridges,lakes,railway stations, tourist places.. Including with train details.arriving nd departure..My suggestion, you talk to other passengers sometimes.Show your Face. Anyway I enjoyed the Journey with you.👍🤝🤝

[@pradeepkumardas5545]

Nice with full of information.

[@salu9480]

How Neat train and Railway Station

[@joev8085]

18:33 Is really necessarry to stop in order to switch traction system? On CZ/DE border (also change from 3kVDC ro 15kv 16.7Hz change) i had recognized only some like 20s of inertial train movement.

[@DevanChauhan]

Lovely...I m enjoying world railways through your lens daily.. Thanks 🙏😇

[@marcosdomingos2633]

Yay! 🎉😁 That's the video I was looking for

[@UsmanBello]

Just out of curiosity, which of the following two ladies are better in terms of tolerability? "ба́бушка" (Babushka) or "Schön Oma"? :-)

[@rext8949]

A very interesting and well presented vid ; there is a lot of information about the route and the trains that are encountered . The train itself is very sleek , modern and well maintained . From what I saw it is capable of doing a good sprint .But unfortunately if what you say is right it is given stepmotherly treatment by the respective handling operators in the countries through which it travels .Wonder how long these sleeper trains can hold their own against the thrift airlines .Maybe I'll pack my own meal .

[@thomasbracher2731]

HBF Gesundbrunnen Lichtenberg --- riding on a carousell?

[@Buzzramjet]

So you share four beds with three strangers??? Nice trip but I'll pass on the KUPE bunking system and splurge for a private compartment.

[@Арм-з5щ]

Благодарность Вам) Наглядно, увлекательно и с точной информацией - ценный репортаж (Русских титров, пожалуйста, ещё добавьте, если можно)

[@evcaselev]

Учите английский

[@СиЦзиньПинь-у1ш]

Но,учи английский

[@vv-sh9ke]

"One passenger is a Babuschka, who is talking and talking all the time..."))))))))))) Разговорчивая бабуля, видимо, попалась)))))

[@100сабовбезвидосовчелендж]

@@vv-sh9keя ору с того как он перевел это

[@deepaksharma6300]

May i know the gps app you used during the journey pls ?

[@Bekkaye01]

Me as a professional musician (harpist) love this music so much. Would you please be si kind and tell us, who is the composer of this wonderful dreamlike piece? Thank you so much!

[@andrehb]

it would be interesting to see a night-train/couchette etiquette video -- I was surprised to see that the babushka was yapping so much

[@Lynxfan2]

I think that the reason why the interconnecting gangway doors are so heavy and hard to open is probably down to fire safety regulations to restrict the spread of fire. Best wishes and take care. Kind regards, Peter Skuce. St Albans. Hertfordshire.

[@hummus6471]

Wow It's gonna be interesting

[@jonaskober3112]

Thanks so much! Awesome video!

[@ZiomekPatrykC]

You seem to be quite mean towards Poles, what crime and corruption are you talking about? The train line modernisation project is still going on, but after 2 years the trains between Poznań and Warsaw are running through Konin as usual. The town's name is Kostrzyn, not Kosztryn.

[@michabernat94]

My thought's exactly the same.

[@TheEmperor2004]

I think he is Russian.

[@Ultra_Blitz.100]

He is for Ukraine

[@Тёма-й7в]

Подписка) Как раз пару дней назад интересовался поездом Москва-Шверин и изучал цены до Берлина Спасибо))) 👍

[@Rasumichina]

Тёма и как цены?

[@Тёма-й7в]

@@Rasumichina До смешного доходило!) за 100 евриков, думаю, реально добраться. Без напрягов и хлопот чуть дороже, но тоже вполне себе

[@Rasumichina]

Тёма мой муж летал в прошлом году из Домодедово в Берлин c S7 тудой судой за 120 евро... я планирую поездку поездом с отпрыском как раз из Карлсруэ в Астану... чисто как путешествие... но не могу разобраться даже с этим видео... если поезд идёт из Парижу прямо до Москвы? - то нахера, прошу просчения пересадка в Варшаве? Дойче бан так меня воще 11 раз бы пересадил, судя по их эппу... не хрена понять не могу...

[@Тёма-й7в]

@@Rasumichina А по-моему пересадки нету, если речь о парижском. Прям напрямки до Белорусского вокзала, разве нет? В варшаве, мобыть, просто вагон перечепляють к другому локомотиву. Но не настаиваю... Кароч, садитесь на парижский до златоглавой, от нас уже и к чингизидам

[@Rasumichina]

Тёма doch... разобралась... этому поезду в Варшаве другой номер присваивается... номер меня с ума и свёл... 😁😃😁😃😁хороший поезд... очень удобно...

[@olgamariaborowska3453]

You that you are in Poland when you see beautiful landscapes 🌷🌳🌱 😊

[@NothingMatterz]

I have traveled in the same train cars, first class, Europe. Very nice. The USA can learn a thing or two from the way Europeans conduct travel.

[@AndreyPokidov]

The USA had very good railway network until 1960s. But In 1950s it was decided to popularize automobiles. But about a month ago I saw a video on KZbin that high speed railway was started to build. Perhaps in future the US railways will be better.

[@charliesadv8493]

I love train journeys. The most popular journey here in South Africa is from Johannesburg to Cape Town, which is suppose to take 26 hours, but is almost always late. In Apr 2018 when I did this, it arrived 2 hrs late in Cape Town. Nonetheless, I still enjoy it. March 2020 I will be doing it again, but will take my car with me on the train, then i don't need to rent a car. There are some videos on KZbin on this journey. Search for Shosholoza Meyl Johannesburg to Cape Town. Nice video

[@MrRW1980]

good Videos... yeah nannies are great i had a hungarian one one FlixBus who reported her life to the whole bus…….from zurich to Budapest......

[@mariebcfhs9491]

19:02 Guten Tag, Polen!

[@QwertyQwerty_-_]

23:06 this is not Toruń. This is Modlin ( Narew river).

[@majlo4430]

"Crime and corruption always delay public projects in Poland" - you made me smile. Modernization which started in 2017 main goal was to increase capacity (cargo trains, local and fast use E20 line) not to increase the speed, the final goal is to set 200 km/h on the line between Poznan and Warsaw. Why there was a detour on that time? Because both tracks in both directions had to be closed because there was a necessity to improve hub stations on the line like Kutno and Lowicz + 200 road crossing had to he replaced. Moreover it's one of the busiesit railways in Poland and main route for cargo shipments from Belarus to Germany and further.

[@azamshahuddin781]

While in Germany, does the train pass the "Fairytale" Castle-that castle that was an inspiration for Walt Disney's Cinderella Animated Movie.Or is the castle off route because of being located in another part of Germany?

[@cestmoi1262]

Ludwig's castle, Neuschwanstein, is located way south in Bavaria.

[@ВеселыйОгородник-ч5м]

РЖД за последние годы стала очень крутой компанией. Вообще за последние два десятилетия Россия сильно изменилась в лучшую сторону.

[@АлександрЖуравский-е4м]

Это да, только тссс... Пусть не все об этом знают.

[@nomadfoodandtravel9179]

여행하는 기분이다😊

[@Aristillus1]

Awesome research! I love all your vids. Btw, what's the music you chose for the beginning of the video?

[@neyazraza2436]

Germany is very neat clean city.nice train & well decepline people .good luck

[@Nekto368]

Ordinary Russian international train like "Lev Tolstoy" train (from Moscow till Helsinki).

[@forest1813]

Why the subtitles disappear very quickly??

[@ЧеловекПаучек-ю5у]

Guten tag!

[@vivekraychowdhury4348]

I enjoy the journey and the history, but when shall Almaty come to view? Lockdown has resulted in impatience..........

[@doc7austin]

tomorrow

[@vivekraychowdhury4348]

@@doc7austin 😁👍

[@baukasertan3593]

From Kazakhstan 🇰🇿