I VISITED ROMANIA SO YOU DIDN'T HAVE TO

[@LivingIronicallyinEurope]

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[@hexie_Proto]

Im much prouder to be romanian

[@danapeca]

@@hexie_Proto Romania sometimes is worse than you think

[@danapeca]

@@hexie_Proto cause i live in romania

[@danapeca]

@@hexie_Proto but its worthit to visit romania

[@hexie_Proto]

@@danapeca huh! Si eu traiesc in romania ce te face sa crezi ca nu sunt roman?

[@etoeta]

I'm from Colombia and I'm here at midnight learning about eastern Europe from a dude that uses anime girls as transitions to change topics... I´m actually in love.

[@davidgomez7882]

You're not the only one, parce.

[@bomberospfablog]

Same here hermano, it's 4 am in Argentina and I can't stop watching

[@Murphyzor]

As a romanian... he is 95% correct, tho... just dont visit large romanian cities during the Fall or winter, come here when it's spring or summer :)

[@ghostlion8616]

Is it Yuri. Inc?

[@ls200076]

@@Murphyzor Like today?

[@mascotwithadinosaur9353]

As a Romanian, I feel like Romania is like a depressed friend. Trying to appear happy and fine but dying on the inside. That's also one reason why I think it's be hard for me to just leave the country. If this place is going to rot away in its own misery, then let me rot away with it. Romania is my home. Of course it's not all bad. I do like it here.

[@albinetcristina8912]

Sadly, same feeling here.... seeing it degrading one by one and then seeing some good people trying to build good things.... it's such a love-hate relationship :( ...only family and friends still keep me here...

[@andrewgeary9749]

it's almost like generations of hardship, brutality, and economic depression impact wellbeing. Seriously history shows why you feel that way and it is totally valid. I got to live in Romania as a child and I know it is a different place than 20 years ago, in important ways both better and worse. I hope only for the best for you and everyone there.

[@comisarsefrusu3975]

"If this place is going to rot away in its own misery, then let me rot away with it". Gave me shivers.

[@terrysorange975]

May god bless your life

[@comisarsefrusu3975]

@@terrysorange975 taci, strici vibe-ul

[@goshu7009]

Romania have GREAT PEOPLE. I love Romania, Greetings from Bulgaria!

[@cartofdulcecartofdulce3188]

Sending much love from Romania!

[@TheSpiritedFendron]

MUCH LOVE FROM ROMANIA!!!

[@ramonacucu2105]

thank you God bless bulgaria forever brothers.

[@damianmandras8283]

Ye lets forget of secinad balkan war

[@goshu7009]

@@damianmandras8283 Lets forget all the wars and look in the Future. We are the closest as mentality and culture and traditions.

[@davod2107]

If you want to point out Romania on a map, *search for the fish*

[@karateboi9174]

😂

[@jay-ny9uq]

yes, or B U C H E T U L D E F L O R I

[@ImAnubisDude]

@@jay-ny9uq peste sau buchet de flori, aceasta este intrebarea

[@EvaIdk__Romania]

Da. A g r e e

[@Moon_GD]

Idk why people call it a "bouquet of flowers" cuz I rly olny see a fish (until now I thought that I was one of very few people that saw a fish instead of a bouquet, happy to see that I'm not alone :).) to see the bouquet, I need to turn my head 90 degrees to the left, and even then it isn't very clear :/ (I like to think that the area around Mehedinți is the mouth of the fish XD)

[@wunderpal9206]

I just love how this dude mixes 21.century humor with eastern european humor.

[@roundduck7005]

Eastern Euro humour is 25th century

[@rxtx7839]

Shut up w*sterntard the eastern humor is real man humor you westerner woman

[@ufoinboxes1802]

@@rxtx7839 youre so cringe i cried

[@wildsideofthings7733]

@@rxtx7839 Eastern Europe is still apart of the western world. A western country is literally any country which is European or at one point a colonial colony. Edit: as in actually introduced a heavy white population. Eg australia and the Americas (yes including South America) are of western culture.

[@slickrick2420]

@@wildsideofthings7733 Eh, not quite. Russians and many other Eastern Europeans don't view themselves as Western. And there are different cultures between West vs East

[@LizzielovesMichael]

We love Romania so much we have gone there 3 years in a row. We've made some great friends there and are planning on buying a home there soon. I love your videos! You are smart and funny. Brilliant.

[@Astro75mm]

the Murican who invented the expression " a walk in the park" must have had some Romanian origins

[@maevesilvestrys5600]

De ce

[@coshuloser]

@@maevesilvestrys5600 cause we're obsessed with walks in the park

[@spongebobbrother123]

@Arseиаl YT Murican*

[@L1224-g3i]

@Arseиаl YT Американци нама может пушу курац

[@petebondurant58]

@@L1224-g3i Какие члены?

[@amensentis]

Im from Sweden and i have been in almost all EU countries and to my surprise Romania was one of my top travel destinations. Spent more than a month there, wonderful people, good and cheap. As long as you have street smarts and can avoid the scammers you will probably have a great time.

[@dand7763]

yes, if you some unknown dude ,approach you and he propose a deal that you can't refuse...you must... REFUSE! but i think this rule is available in every country you go... better go yourself wondering around and take your decisions by yourself...

[@notyourdaddude1957]

Hope i'll visit Sweden in future too, it's the best country in Europe to be honest.

[@SparkySlow]

What is street smarts

[@danascully6698]

@@notyourdaddude1957 It was. Not anymore.

[@Andreithelord]

@@SparkySlow basically don't let yourself be easily fooled or be naively trusting people won't take your shit if you leave it somewhere unguarded

[@thattimestampguy]

2:10 Church ⛪️ 3:28 Bucharest 5:50 Pedestrian Zone 6:47 High Poverty & Poor Buildings 7:23 Anti-Communist Revolution 8:23 Rome 8:46 Paris

[@mirunapopescu]

I grew up in Romania so you don't have to 😂😂😂😂😂

[@stefanhurdubeti9563]

Heheheheeh... Good one! :D

[@p90andctrl17]

Nice one =)))) , this one needs more likes

[@notyourdaddude1957]

Lmao

[@Lukasinox_theHunter]

Same XD

[@notarealname132]

Me too

[@darthghitza8037]

I’m Romanian and have been living here for 31 years. I would say this review is mostly accurate. The good and the bad. The only inaccurate part is the one related to the Carol Park monument. During the communist era, it was indeed built to commemorate George Gheorghe Dej (not to be confused with the singer Gheorghe Gheorghiu- the Dej is important), but after 1989, Dej’s bones were removed and replaced with bones from unknown soldiers from WW1. So, nowadays, it is commemorating “the unknown soldier”.

[@shadowrock]

Era Gheorghe Gheorghiu Dej

[@darthghitza8037]

@@shadowrock corect, typo

[@tinotino9698]

Who cares...

[@BoomB0y]

@@tinotino9698 ye forgot the question mark

[@contsecundar1022]

@@tinotino9698 cringe

[@andrehaugen227]

Bucharest is one of my favorite cities in Europe. It has lots of history, beautiful buildings, awesome nightlife, the old town is very vibrant and cool. Very nice shopping centres and this city really has charm! And the best of all is that it is not a typical mass tourism place so it feels so much more authentic than for example Prague and Budapest. Prices in Romania is also considerably lower than in other eastern european tourist hotspots. Love Bucharest!

[@tuf9200]

Yea...Romanians are ultimate fans of parks ,when we go outside we must walk in a P A R C

[@td9250]

Maybe grill in the P A R C... but most importantly: throw your trash in the P A R C.

[@ls200076]

@@td9250 Goddamned

[@andreeacrime]

So true

[@mimizetulfifi]

I thought Romanians liked to walk in a Shopping Mall :))) Park's are so 1990's :))

[@Sam-by3kk]

Yeah they love parcs and also to use as many mouths on their smilies as possible :))))))))

[@vladislavnikovski2984]

Love Romania from Bulgaria🇷🇴🇧🇬❤

[@havz0r]

Love Bulgaria from Ro! I go there once a year

[@emmo4669]

❤❤❤

[@ecaterinavesa122]

sending love from România❤

[@Moon-Real]

Loved this video man thank you for making it. I'm living in Bucharest soon can't wait to see some trash dumps and poverty.

[@guts9811]

Didn't expect to see you here. Also your videos are based.

[@Ratfucker133]

You live in Bucharest, thought You were a brit?

[@MangoTheJellyCat-ms3ll]

Lol! Nice to find you here. Love your videos, keep them coming!

[@Creepex]

Oh, didnt expect you here! you should make a video about Germany, even woker than the US and Canada combined...

[@Alex-gn1ws]

The monument in the "Carol" Park is the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, a monument of dedicated to all Romanian soldiers who fell in all our war but could not be identified or returned from the battlefields. It has nothing to do with Communism. Just wanted to make this small correction. All the best to you, dude!

[@XVRMEDIA]

Before 1990 all the Communist leaders of Romania were burried inside that monument. The unknown soldier thing came after they moved the remains of the Communist leaders from there to local cemeteries.

[@danfilon3349]

Monumentul eroilor luptei pentru libertatea poporului și a patriei, pentru socialism a fost constituit pt a adăposti trupurile liderilor comuniști...gen ana poker. botnoras .dej..in timpul comunismului....după revoluție au fost mutați iar in fata sau adus de la Mărășești trupul ostașului necunoscut simbol al ostașilor romani ce s-au dat viata pt faurirea romaniei mari...

[@reconquista98]

@@danfilon3349 marsh

[@iulians4411]

The unknown soldier kind of monuments are supposed to be dedicated to ALL soldiers fallen on battlefield regardless of nationality.

[@danfilon3349]

@@iulians4411 Mormântul Ostașului Necunoscut, operă a sculptorului Emil Wilhelm Becker, a fost inaugurat în anul 1923, în fața Palatului Artelor (care găzduia Muzeul Militar) din Parcul Carol I din București, devenind loc național de pelerinaj și de reculegere în memoria celor 225.000 de ostași care s-au jertfit în Primul Război Mondial, pentru întregirea României

[@zeamagogu4029]

Totally worth a visit. But don't just fly thru. Take a week off.

[@milaenlommer9732]

definitely 😍

[@bucketofblonk]

Try some sarmale, they are just really good

[@derkinator7511]

Id say no . You dont want to see whats inside this country

[@Gemini353]

@@derkinator7511 yeah you do. Sure, the southern part of it is meh, but there's so much more to it. Brașov, Suceava, and their surroundings are actually better places than București (that's Bucharest in Romanian).

[@lumeanoastra1252]

Wallachia is actually composed of 2 regions: Muntenia and Oltenia. And In Transylvania there are a lot of communities of Hungarian and German people

[@ghiosillvan2859]

No more Germans, After hundreds of years they all left for Germany. After Comunism and worst at ALL, OLTENISM they had enough. 😒

[@TuckyAndrei1]

if you want to know all about romania in a sentence: we had a romulus and remus statue in front of the history museum before somebody fucking stole it

[@Stormvermin-bx1lh]

Better this way, that thing was just grotesque. I dont have anything against the original Romulus&Remus shewolf statue but with that one the artist decided to take some "artistic freedom".

[@ioana_raducea-marin]

And I think that's beautiful

[@Silver_-_SunS]

It was a shit statue and it got what was coming.

[@_Executor_]

So you are proud of your romance roots, but the people doesn't give a shit

[@christianstainazfischer]

Wait wait stole it?? Like to keep for themselves?? Lmao 🤣

[@koppanybottyan1408]

Love my Romanian friends from Hungary! Te iubesc

[@dr4t]

[@MD-qz6gk]

Te iubesc şi eu 😁❤

[@Somajsibere]

Cheers man! Sa traiesti!

[@b3fr1enderbetr4yer8]

Cheers our Hungarian friend! Egészségedre! Noroc!

[@zsoltlel1606]

Kár hogy be akarták venni Budapestet is úgy hogy erdélyel a mai napig nem kezdtek semmit pedig kiválló hely ... legalább adnának önállóvamnesztiát de azt is megvetik soviniszta a román nép ez a szomorú igazság..

[@adityapradeep1501]

I recently visited Romania for a few days and some observations not covered by your video: 1. Brasov and Sighisoara have very well preserved old towns with Germanic/Saxon influence. 2. Lots of Castles like Bran castle(more famous for association with Dracula tho no real life basis) and Peles castle (fancy European dwelling). Also some fortified churches and citadels which I didn’t have time to see. 3. Romanian Parliament - inside it is wild. It’s built of opulent marble and gold and crystal and insanely expensive stuff costing 4 billion euros and everything had to be made in Romania. The road leading up to it was purposely made to be slightly longer and wider than the Champs Élysées in Paris - all by orders of Ceausescu tho he died before it was finished. Fun fact: Michael Jackson in 1992 came to the Romanian parliament balcony and said to an adoring crowd “I love you Budapest” 😂

[@rawlgeorge]

Timișoara is also the first city to have electric illumination in Europe. Also, the beer made there is as old as medieval society

[@darcomarchian3350]

Timișoreana chears

[@grasurafinatu]

Bere Timișchioreana

[@darcomarchian3350]

Inca una si mai stau

[@karaya111]

and When you realise that it was Hungarian at that time and had a German/Hungarian majority living in that city...

[@Blacknarock]

Indeed my friend indeed.

[@rafihexa]

From my experience (online), Romanians are somehow the friendliest people amongst all Europeans. I really hope to visit the country in the future.

[@justacrewmate3876]

Hahahahhahahahahahahahahahhahahahahaha I was last week in Bucharest, With Corona, they become rude. Even in Germany, they are nicer.

[@justacrewmate3876]

@@myst4706 Nono. I don’t mean, that I got infected, I mean it changed since there is the COVID Pandemic. I got no symptoms and I am vaccinated. I 100% wasn’t sick. 1. if I got covid, I want to stay in Germany. 2. The German state would never ever let me out, with symptoms 3. The Romanian government would never ever let me in with symptoms.

[@justacrewmate3876]

@Obergruppenstuppentruppensturmfuhrer Stuka Geiler Name

[@dark1tdr]

@@justacrewmate3876 Bucharest is probably the most toxic when it comes to the behavior of Romanians. It distills all the shit within and brings it to surface, everyone is fighting for "survival" in a "step on dead bodies to get ahead" mentality. If you want to know romanians and the real spirit of romanian hospitality, kindness and openness, you visit the countryside and towns of the vest of the country (the Transilvania region) Cluj, Baia Mare, Oradea, Timisoara etc. and for a more traditional outlook on culture and a way of live more rooted in religion and tradition, you go east and north-east in the Moldova region, and for mind-blowing scenery you must visit the Bucovina region up north!

[@ihaveseverefrootsnackism]

I found the best people out of them as well.. but it seems to be that you get either very good or very bad

[@Phillip-polymer]

As a romanian citizen, I can tell you our country has a very interesting past and very interesting traditions and I feel obligated to shout it out for the good in it! I LOVE ROMANIA! ❤

[@CodyBunker]

Romania is dope. Love it there. The people are some of the best I've ever met

[@ranimations6672]

Meh it's alright here

[@andreimircea2254]

As a Romanian, I love this video so much. It captures these 2 cities perfectly.

[@The_Wallachian]

🇷🇴🇷🇴🇷🇴🇷🇴🇷🇴🇷🇴🇷🇴🇷🇴🇷🇴

[@Oleksa-Derevianchenko]

Okay, you convinced me to subscribe) First the "Why you shouldn't learn Hungarian" video, now this cool country guide. As a Ukrainian, I love my country's southern land neighbors! 🇺🇦❤️🇷🇴❤️🇲🇩 Romania has a really awesome national anthem! Ours is comparatively badass. The Moldovan one is really good, too. I wish to visit Romania one day. From my experience, Romanians on the internet are extremely friendly and nice.

[@lolmia4083]

:DDDD -Rumanja

[@AlexAlex-sq9cx]

Hope you are alright bro 🇷🇴❤🇺🇦

[@bluefires_1776]

I'm not trying to be rude or anything but ukraine is the oppressor of romanians and also stole land from romania

[@AlexAlex-sq9cx]

@@bluefires_1776 yeah like u said ukraine did that not him or other ukrainians so it s irelevant what u said

[@Oleksa-Derevianchenko]

@@bluefires_1776 now that was unexpected 😨 Never heard of Ukraine's oppression of Romanians (unlike Romania's attempts to force assimilation of Ukrainians in the Bukovyna region) - maybe you would name some more concrete facts to study? About the territories - it's wasn't an annexation done by Ukraine itself, it was an act of the whole Soviet Union, or rather Soviet Russian empire under Stalin's dictatorial rule. After 1940's the rule of "don't change borders without mutual agreement and extreme necessity!" was in force so, like, it's better not to move the border for there'll always be unsatisfied people, leading to higher levels of unrest and confrontation.

[@beyond6storm]

"for those of you with a concussion" Ait, subbed.

[@ccrozz99]

Same.

[@pandoamessi4079]

Honestly that was my favorite part of the video😂😂

[@robertbaszczyk597]

I’m Polish and I’ve been to Romania 3 times. It was really great and I still remember how much it would change between each visit - especially Constanta. But one of my „adventures” still haunts me. I’m allergic to almost anything including wasp stings, and was stinged for the first time in my life in the Poenari Citadel. Away from any bigger city and with no road to drive on down the mountain. This way I had to go 1000? steps stair to get anywhere remotely resembling civilization. Oh, and back then you could camp in the wild with no problem, not sure if you can still do that.

[@dand7763]

RIGHT NOW Cetatea(The Castle) Poenari (the real residence of Vlad Tepes) received 3 millions euro from UE ,to be renovated and to regain its shape and look from the past , then in incoming 2 years will be re-open for tourists! no kidding ,the deal was already made , and a constructor will start the work soon (2 years or max 3 ,depend on logistics) no more than 3 years from now on! , probably 2024 ...will be finished!

[@metalassassin8841]

Glad ur enjoying Romania! To be honest I had the best times drinking and working with poles, especially when they get drunk they start speaking romanian 100% lmao

[@Vlad_-_-_]

I swear poles are the people we get along best when we meet abroad in west Europe.

[@tudogeo7061]

Oh boy, was the wasp one of the big-ass ones that live in mountain forests? Also there are bears in that area. Did you get to visit Lake Vidraru, next to the citadel?

[@bebe8842]

🇷🇴 love polska too!🤗

[@peskifrenchi8832]

American here. My dad watched the Romanian Revolution on TV in school as it was happening. He told me that the teachers were telling them that the guys in blue/grey helmets and uniforms were Ceaușescu's guards and that the guys with green uniforms and helmets shooting at them were regular soldiers who wanted Ceaușescu gone. He told me that on the TV they saw just as many of Ceaușescu's guards participating in the revolution as they did normal soldiers. Not sure how accurate this description is, but growing up in the early 2000s I learned a lot about Cold War and post-Cold war Eastern Europe and the Balkans from him. I also remember my dad referring to Serbia as Yugoslavia when I was very young, even though it was Serbia and Montenegro at that time. For context I was born in 2001.

[@labranjames]

I enjoy România whenever I visit it. It really depindes on what places you go. The vast majority are friendly and kind people especially in Sibiu.

[@apug296]

:D

[@alexandranegoita8587]

Yap, Sibiu is the best!

[@rdtsppdoffcerkingro7503]

@@alexandranegoita8587 da, Sibiu am început sa lucrez acolo si este frumos, păcat ca nu cunosc pe nimeni acolo

[@sebastiann3960]

Sibiu has german origin

[@dms-f16]

@@sebastiann3960 On Romanian land :)

[@vicePVic]

Romania is a beautiful country 100% worth visiting, love from Hungary!🇭🇺🇷🇴 Also “ Mi a faszt mondtál?” 😂🤣😂🤣

[@vicePVic]

@Roumania1 you should also check out Budapest, I ve been to Cluj-Napoca and Ordea but really wanna visit Bucharest some day

[@vicePVic]

@Adolf Hitler you must have a really sad life dude I feel sorry for you

[@coolmojito]

@Roumania1 "Unirea Shopping Center" being a main mall? You must be tripping. Afi Cotroceni takes the cake any time, any place. They have a waterfall and a year-round ice-skating ring.

[@vicePVic]

@Roumania1 thabk you for the thorough advices I am gonna check our Bucharest probably next summer :))

[@coolmojito]

@Roumania1 i only consider unirea shopping center as a last resort while clothes shopping, and a (relatively) clean free toilet while I'm at the Unirii 2 metro station, cause they got that tunnel that goes straight to it.

[@MaryNotPink]

i have only a word... sa ma bata mama =)) if you're visiting Baia sprie, from Maramures/transilvania zone, you will see mountains, and the beatifull sky of the morning, and the sky of the night time, is like a rainbow sky. i hope you love romanian :P

[@MaryNotPink]

sandu ciorba on system :))

[@lonelyshpee7873]

I live in Romania, but I've spent so much time inside lately that this is my way of having someone go outside so I don't have to.

[@zippo4921]

Bruh is like staying home is our culture for real

[@mihailosaranovic5444]

I heard Serbs always complain about Hungarian border guards, but every time I went to Hungary, yeah, they were cold and looked like they were gonna murder me, but they would look at me, take my passport, do what they do, stamp it and hand it back probably because they are sick of looking at me. It was pretty quick every time. Even when travelling by bus. Also a buddy of mine frequently visits Romania and he told me some funny stories about the Romanian side of the border. No harassment and stuff, just Hollywood-style tobacco smuggler busting by border inspectors who look like stereotypical cops pasted from a American mafia series from the sixties.

[@ScenariosOfDrea]

I'm Romanian American and I'm very glad you did this! I'm first generation in America

[@woke657]

fun fact: Stan Lee was also basically Romanian, born in the US

[@SkeIetor]

I'm hopefully heading to Romania at the beginning of October, depending on restrictions. Great video! Gave me a lot of ideas for places to see and visit as a solo traveler.

[@EUTalks]

Visit Sibiu, Brașov, Sighișoara, Alba Iulia. Sibiu and Brașov 2 days, the rest 1 day is enough. Don't forget about the village museum in Sibiu, its worth visiting it.

[@spicydraks]

I would recommend going in spring instead or summer. Very different vibe (fall/winter can make it look more depressing) plus it gets pretty chilly. Either way enjoy it whenever you go!

[@andraslazar2437]

As a Transilvanian Hungarian, who visited the inner parts of Romania as a child, don't worry too much about large cities, most of them look the same. If possible, don't use public transport, hire a car instead. Start from Cluj, check out the salt mine, the caves, Bran Castle, Brasov, anything that is high up on the Carpathian, national parks, Lake Saint Ann. Unfortunately it was a long time ago, I don't remember the exact places, but do some research, go high up and your mind will be blown.

[@EUTalks]

@@andraslazar2437 Google Sibiu, Hunyad Castle and Alba Iulia fortress. There are unique places that are worth visiting.

[@avengerulsasuke5814]

Visit the merry graveyard as well and ask somebody to translate what is written on the tombstones. Most of the younger folks speak english here.

[@BogdanSaiu]

You'll be surprised finding out that most of the slums in Bucharest are in the city center. The rest of the city is residential and quite neat honestly :)

[@XVRMEDIA]

True.

[@thathckingnutfromchiangmai5481]

Gara de Nord 😂

[@Stormvermin-bx1lh]

As always the state does a shit job.

[@eeelorde9962]

@@Stormvermin-bx1lh true LMAO

[@Jorvaskrr]

We're like the americans now. Instead of the "Mahala" (slums on the outskirts of the city) Bucharest has Inner City Blues like New York and Detroit. Well done, Romania !

[@nine_fan]

As a Romanian I'm proud of the country I'm part of . Also who's watching im 2024?

[@Kanou7]

Io

[@eldbecks9299]

You actually made a video abouty country lmao. Well, cheers mate! And also *Ardealul e și mereu va fi pământ românesc* 🇷🇴

[@orangehax5280]

Exact

[@roromil2441]

Romania is sheeeeeeeeet.

[@User-eb7my]

@@roromil2441 nO u

[@codrin1862]

@@roromil2441 You're always welcomed here 😂

[@codboss7092]

@@codrin1862 yes but ardealul will also mereu have ungurs, so we better start to learn to get along

[@HoneyDimon]

Just for the fact that you said Manele is a trash music genre, I’m subscribing. Also cause you ain’t boring and and brought up new things and your video was actually entertaining!

[@kittymyths1208]

I couldn't agree more. Manele are the second worst thing that happened to Romania after Ceauşescu rising to power

[@TheWolf-ie6nq]

Lmao. I am from Romania, i don't hate manele but i also not like them so take the like

[@cart8909]

I am a romanian and I havent seen something more true, our music genre sucks so much to the point I will close my ears if I hear it on the streets.

[@Nucco-s6n]

Manele are overrated here in Romania and man they're so bad

[@yakone1379]

Manele are literally a bad mix of oriental and rap music

[@LurkerAnonymous]

I love being Romanian. Don't have any idea why, but I really do.

[@vasiljambazov]

Greetings from Bulgaria. I'v been to Romania several times and it is a great country. Visit it if you can!

[@The1Flash]

In Romania we have 1 agricultural city,named Dăbuleni(TheBuleni)which is a combination of city and village.

[@9_9876]

It's also the only place with a sand museum in the world

[@vlabiouzzz]

And is the only desert in Romania completing the geographical landscape.

[@ryumii1701]

DA BULENI LESS GOOO 👉😬👈

[@dms-f16]

"The Buleni" 😂😂👌

[@tudogeo7061]

Yup. It's where the buleni live 😂

[@dragoscepraga9103]

Pretty accurate video... congratz, my Balkanero, intermixed brother!😁

[@SuperMichael996]

Good point at "I'M NOT SLAVIC"! Don't get me wrong, I do think of Serbs as our brothers. (besides Czechs&Slovaks and maybe Poles and Bulgarians for reasons you can find in books) But call us slavs or russians and you'll get phisically offensed. :)) 2:14 For that remark I'm gonna subscribe.

[@antoniudraculea4507]

De curiozitae Mihai, ce au facut sarbii sa ii numesti ''fratii nostri''? Tu realizezi ca au apucat o tara romaneasca (Timocul) cat Oltenia si au de-romanizato total cum nici ungurii si nici rusii nu au putut sa faca. Fratii tai romani din Serbia se roaga in garaje sfintite si nici cateva ore amarate de limba romana nu vrea sa le ofere copiilor de romani din Timoc guvernul Sarb. De la pesate 300.000 de romani azi au mai ramas doar vreo 30.000 dintre care multi se cred ''vlahi'' nu romani, desi stramosii lor scriau clar ca sunt romani. Deci, iar, ce au vrut sa faca rusii cu ''moldoveni da nu romani'' si nu au reusit au reusit sarbii (rusii balcanilor). Asa ca, pe bune, ce frati? De ce? Si sarbii si bulgarii si greci au facut praf si pulbere populatiile native de romani din Balcani, si azi nu numa ca nu regreta nimic dar dau inainte.

[@nicholassmirz6041]

Na zdrave!

[@td9250]

@@nicholassmirz6041 Nazdravan*

[@namelesssurnameless4158]

@@antoniudraculea4507 The Vlachs de-romanianized themselves and literally no one but themselves is responsible for them not declaring as Romanians. They are the romanian version of Montenegrins, but that's not our fault. Btw they are not there since ancient times, even if that fits into your ideology, they came to Serbian lands in the last few centuries, because your upper class treated you like..well you know better than me.

[@aline_04]

@@phoebusapollon2313 then why do they speak Slavic Languages, have genetics related to Western Slavs and Eastern Slavs, and similar customs to them such as mythology and cuisine? They’re Slavs with Illyrian, Thracian etc. admixture and a history affected by Greece, Turkey and other foreign powers. There are no pure Slavs but that doesn’t make them any less Slavic than Russians, Czechs or Poles

[@matejpotrusil1464]

And what about the stunning untouched nature in Romania? Transfagarasan, the shores of Dunaj in the south or the mountins on the north? What about the friendly nature of all the Romanian people I had the pleasure to meet? Cities and tourist traps are one thing but Romanian nature is something out of this world

[@pantelimondiaconescu6257]

Mulțumesc!

[@That.Romanian.Ortodox]

Respect from Romania to Serbia

[@Sanderos25]

0:54 So true, I remember walking from the Serbian border to the Romanian border at the Moravita-Vatin borderpoint and must admit it was further then we thought. The Romanian border police came driving towards us in 'no mans land' to pick us up and even drove us to the closest proper city to catch a train to Timisoara

[@mrG23213]

As a Romanian, I love Hungary. The strong and proud people of Hungary have my outmost ✊🏻Greetz brothers.

[@ls200076]

🍖

[@florinrosca9903]

Mr Z.óltan?

[@mrG23213]

@@florinrosca9903 Yes, my child?

[@marceldeac1876]

@@mrG23213 right wing ?! what is that supposed to mean? are you a lefty?

[@mrG23213]

@@marceldeac1876 Read again, and stop with the cuck rage now bruh

[@jdbb3gotskills]

You are correct. Even though I love maps and geography. And know the general location of Romania I still had to look up where it was located lol love from America ✌️🇺🇸

[@ramonacucu2105]

God bless america forever brothers I never forget you stay safe and strong brothers.

[@red5375]

Moving to Romania in 3 weeks now. To live in the countryside In the middle of nowhere. A lot of extended family over there and a slower more peaceful pace of life. I don’t want money I don’t want material things. I just want to have some animals and a market and a closer relationship with god. God be with you.

[@pantallazopatucaso]

omg, isn't that profile the incels/alt-right thing?

[@red5375]

@@pantallazopatucaso you trolling?

[@Romulu5]

Well… how is it? And where have you settled?

[@svenmuller5332]

Yes how is it?

[@Gaibreel]

You doing OK

[@ghost7344]

Actually at 10:06 it's dedicated to the "Unkown Soldier" to comemorate all the fallen ones who's bodies were never found etc, nothing related to the commie guy.

[@XVRMEDIA]

Before 1990 all the Communist leaders of Romania were burried inside that monument. The unknown soldier thing came after they moved the remains of the Communist leaders from there to local cemeteries.

[@sidewaysfcs0718]

@@XVRMEDIA The original mausoleum was built in 1923 but due to some structural problems it was demolished in 1943/44, another plan was comissioned for a new monument, but this was scrapped when the commies took over. The current monument was indeed built under communist rule to glorify commie propaganda, but was obviously repurposed after 1989 back to its original symbolism, a monument to the unnamed heroes that died in mass during world war 1.

[@XVRMEDIA]

@@sidewaysfcs0718 Yes, under democracy they couldn’t even build their own monument. They had to repurpose the Communist monument.

[@mortadhamohammad7940]

Wow in Iraq we also have building called "The Monument to the Unknown Soldier" was built in 1979 to 1982 dedicated for the soldiers who died in Iran-Iraq war I didn't have any idea there are more

[@marinodezelak1180]

@@mortadhamohammad7940 Most countries have it, It's basically a monument for soldiers who can't be identified... there's not really much other options to honor them.

[@imaweakgirl]

I'm from Romanian tysm for visiting😊

[@tudor._.k]

Romanian weeb from Suceava here ✌️ I like how you spoke about the negative parts too. Most traveling channels dont do that. When youre coming here next time, visit Transylvania and Bucovina, they are our natural treasures. Its a must visit.

[@L2Xenta]

Our military didnt pull an "Italy" on Ceausescu ... it pulled a "Romania". We have our own experience at switching side, and blame it on a Coup on the government, like lets say in WW2. But in reality the Romanian medieval Voivodates... Wallachia, Transylvania and Moldavia became very good and in a way were also dependent on lets say very dynamic diplomatic shifts .. kind of a` la` Game of Thrones.. but without the fantasy elements. I dont blame my country much for WW2 shifts however as in reality it was kind of trapped by Ribbentrop-Molotov deal, so it was very low on options when it came to geographical or cultural survival.

[@sodinc]

I`d say Romania did switching sides pretty ok in ww2, but Bulgaria managed it better

[@cosmin2410]

@@sodinc bulgaria fought for a longer time on their teritory compared to romania

[@sodinc]

@@cosmin2410 but Romania send more men (and lost them) into foreign territory i count it as unproductive move

[@notyourdaddude1957]

@Ernest Khalimov The side switching was based on the change of government, the fascists were imprisoned and the king returned with the help of the communists, so that's the reason, i doubt Italy had the same reason when they switched sides.

[@ferim.4186]

Romanian Voivodates medieval ..Transylvania..😁😁😁😁

[@Brick412]

And I strongly suggest you to visit Cluj-Napoca, as it is super well organised, I stayed there for a while and I would reccomend it with my open heart.

[@emiliandanila9590]

Nice one, the only thing I would add is that there aren't only "3 main Romanian cities", but at least 4, with Iasi being the largest in the country after Bucharest. Also visit Moldova&Bucovina, it rocks bigtime (Moldova as in the region of Moldova in Romania, not the Republic of Moldova).

[@niggardlylad2008]

Iași is not the largest after Bucharest, Constanța is by population, economically it's Cluj

[@emiliandanila9590]

@@niggardlylad2008 Following the latest 2016 census, Iași is the second largest city in Romania by population. Check the english Wikipedia for Iași as it has references to all the documents you might want to see as evidence.

[@niggardlylad2008]

@@emiliandanila9590 wrong, Iași has barely 300k,Constanța has over 500k,and if Galați and Brăila ever united it would have over 700k,don't believe Wikipedia bro

[@emiliandanila9590]

@@niggardlylad2008 I didn't say you should believe Wikipedia, but the references which are given on that site. That was just a way for you to get a hand of the official documents that support my claim, as they can be found on the Wikipedia page more easily than searching on Google. Anyways, it seems you're just not up to date with the latest official figures. Iași was declared the largest city in the country (after Bucharest) in 2016.

[@that_thunderstorm]

Cred ca se referea la suprafata.

[@merrax7773]

amazing, romania is a must go to

[@ChefPrownlos]

@Obergruppenstuppentruppensturmfuhrer Stuka shut

[@ratioripbozo]

@SuperduperobergruppenstuppentruppensturmStuka Based

[@TheWolf-ie6nq]

It is a must go to but it is a must not live all your life there

[@omi685]

​@@TheWolf-ie6nqThe owner of this channel actually moved to Romania about 9 months ago 😂 You can have a great life in Romania if you have higher education or have some sort of qualifications . If you are uneducated, then you'll end breaking your back on construction sites abroad.

[@DarioROB]

I live in romania in Oradea but you have to go to Carpathian mountains they are so beautifull and Salina Turda

[@apostolispouliakis7401]

Preaty cool country edit: here in Greece 40% is what we call the youth unemployment rate

[@theimpalervlad8920]

Unenployment rate in Roumania is less then 5%.

[@tonibest2011]

oouf

[@CaliWeHo]

😂😂😂

[@iancu-gabrieltruta6410]

RoMaNiâ sAiF

[@albinetcristina8912]

@@theimpalervlad8920 that's because the unemployment statistics register ofc, only for the people that actually declare it & for a few first months, then we cut them from statistics. In reality that percentage is way higher I suspect...

[@The_Romanian_Terror]

as a romanian i cant confirm parks are well maintained, that was my observation 3 weeks agi when i made a supply 'n hospital visit in Brașov

[@eula1194]

ur channel is perfect. i always wanted to know more about europe and its deeper not so mainstream lore

[@jx22223]

why do you pronounce our words like you're casting a spell 😭😭😭

[@xaviermarius5666]

To summon The Satan.

[@amazing00019]

@@xaviermarius5666 makes sense. Most of our swearing expressions sound like summoning demons or actually placing curses upon people. Besides our curses that is (:

[@oofing3427]

is just a coincidedence

[@th3fr3aksc3n3]

Because our words are literally spells... we can summon demons with them

[@alexandarvoncarsteinzarovi3723]

Hogwarts drop out daaaah

[@edholohan]

Been all over Romania. It is a beautiful, fantastic place! Just wonderful

[@edholohan]

@Obergruppenstuppentruppensturmfuhrer Stuka Transylvania is inside and part of Romania. Check it out.

[@edholohan]

@Obergruppenstuppentruppensturmfuhrer Stuka can't fight dumb fucks

[@edholohan]

@Obergruppenstuppentruppensturmfuhrer Stuka can't fight dumb fucks

[@darius-lf4tr]

@SuperduperobergruppenstuppentruppensturmStuka your in serious need of education so we start. 200bc there was an empire care dacia,it was ancient romania,somewhere in 25bc it got atacked by roman empire and dacia transformed into tracia if im right,anyways,dacia ahd half of europe,and dacia,roman empire and tracia are all romanian ancestors and they lived before hungary existed soo

[@AndreVideos45628]

@SuperduperobergruppenstuppentruppensturmStuka yes it is lmao 😭🤫

[@drippychicken65]

As a Romanian i need to say that i like how you explicated my country

[@OTWD_yt]

I’m in Turkey having left Romania yesterday I loved it great country

[@peterthekid]

Love this, cheers from Hungary 🤜🏻🤛🏻

[@peterthekid]

@Obergruppenstuppentruppensturmfuhrer Stuka rendben

[@peterthekid]

@Obergruppenstuppentruppensturmfuhrer Stuka vegyél be egy fájdalomcsillapítót, látom fáj a trianonod 🤣

[@peterthekid]

@Obergruppenstuppentruppensturmfuhrer Stuka 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 jól van haver, nyugi

[@alsovonaal1862]

@@peterthekid hát figyelj, szerintem sok más embernek is fáj a trianon, Sok család szakadt el egymástól több millió ember... Ezzel nem azt mondom hogy utálkozni kéne a szomszédos országokon de na...

[@peterthekid]

@@alsovonaal1862 vajdasági származású vagyok, úgyhogy nekem nem kell elmagyarázni, de hol tehet egy jelenleg élő ember arról, hogy valaki meghozta azt a döntést 100 évvel ezelőtt?

[@rogermoore27]

My roommate on cruise ship was from Romania, as well as my Egyptian coworker who had migrated to Romania. I didn't realise that Romania was still suffering economically. They were fantastic people. Greetings from Trinidad and Tobago 🇹🇹

[@LordJarJar0909]

Visit Sinaia Mate, it's a small mountain city where the monarchy used to come on summer vacations. There are 2 castles and the city's architecture is full with french and german influence

[@KINKYmustache]

I am just impressed with how well he pronounced the names of the cities. Not perfect, but a lot better than what I usually hear from foreigners.

[@servit0r]

Jo, Romania looks really dope I should pay a visit.

[@milovanraul9263]

Really nice video about Romania and my home town Timisoara, thank you for showing it to the world - Sa traiti fratilor- .

[@timeanagy8495]

It's called Temesvár, an old, big Hungarian city close to the Hungarian border. In 1849 Bem lost one of the final battles here.

[@milovanraul9263]

@@timeanagy8495this makes no sense, this is exactly like you would say Темишвар as a serb and claim it as a serbian city. It's Timișoara and it's Romanian not Hungarian :))

[@timeanagy8495]

@@milovanraul9263 No, it was never Timisoara LOL. Maybe since 1918, but it's a very old, large city, Temesvár, with historic past. One of the most important cities. Arad too. This Timisiora or what is just similar to Temesvár I guess for a Romanian. Temesvár has a meaning, vár means castle. It's sad that many cities has now Romanian majority. Kolozsvár as well.

[@milovanraul9263]

@@timeanagy8495 say whatever you want, this city war populated by our ancestors when Dacia existed, it also was a very important roman city during the Roman occupation, it was also taken by the ottomans and yes it was part of Austro-Hungaria, but just because they took it, it doesn't means that it's theirs. This city was ours from the very first time so it's Romanian. A fost și mereu va fi!

[@timeanagy8495]

@@milovanraul9263 Even according to the Daco-Roman bllst infected wiki Temesvár is a Hungarian name, it was always Hungarian, this Timisioru or whatever comes from it, they simply wrote a similar name. Like many other examples. In 1918 they even wrote Hungarian cities' Romanian name to get more and more territories. Don't use it, it's Temesvár, a Hungarian city, Romanians are only bad guests in Transylvania. Dacians didn't live in the 4-5th century, then many other folks arrived and lived here.

[@codboss7092]

respect romania from hungary, i know we fight alot over transylvania but we should just get along, romanians have to accept hungarian presence in transylvania and hungarians have to accept that transylvania will most likely not return to hungary

[@duxromanorum9861]

or the hungarians have to accept that Roesler's pamphlet about the supposed "great vlach migration from Illyria in the 13th century" did not happen and just because one has control over a territory for some time and moves hunnic szeklers to guard the mountain passes to Moldavia it does not mean the territory is rightfully hungarian. especially when you look at the dna. 5% hunnic haplogroup. the rest 95% is shared by the other European neighbours. i would rather believe in germanic, slavic, dacian genes than claim the hungarians have much of that "magyar blood". especially since the magyars were fino-ugrics that adopted a nomadic-warrior life. in Magna Hungaria they magyarised many turkic tribes themselves. Arpad might have been magyar-slavo-turk himself.

[@CaliWeHo]

@@duxromanorum9861 🤔

[@hungariancuman2835]

NEVER.

[@paulghencea9037]

Most Romanians don't have any problem with Hungarians being there. We have a problem with distasteful comments and refusal to Learn Romanian, you know The Official language.

[@anotherhistoryenthusiast5874]

@@duxromanorum9861 Not only that. Dacia was only occupied for 150 years, a relatively short time, by the Romans. The formation of a Daco - Roman ethnicity is very unlikely. In other parts of the empire, it took 300+ years to assimilate people. It's not a coincidence that there are Aromanians in the south where Romans actually spent a lot of time. Vlachs are documented in a lot of Balkan countries as nomad pastoralists. It's much more likely that they were just standard Romanised Balkan folk, than Romanised Dacians. Now I am not saying that they were not present in Transylvania before the Hungarians, becouse they probably were. But it's very unlikely that there is continuity with the Dacians and it's much more likely that they were a product of a South Vlach migration in the Early Middle Ages, somwhen between 600 and 900 AD. Another thing is that the genetics of modern Romanians are almost the same as other peoples in the area. So there is no special Dacian blood. Or there is Dacian blood in every people in the area, not just you. You are slurring Hungarians, becouse the origins of their blood does not match with their linguistic origins. But it's the same case with you. You speak a Romance language, while being genetically most related of Southern Slavs. So bringing up Hungarians in this case is no more than hypocracy. Also those certain lands in Transylvania are not just Hungarian, becouse Hungarians settled them. Those places are Hungarian, becouse those were created by Hungarians. Even someone in this comment section noted, that the style of buildings in Cluj Napoca is very similar to the style of buildings in Hungary. These places were built by Hungarians, that's what makes them Hungarian. Land is just dirt. The place is determined by it's culture. Transylvania is rightfully Romanian, becouse most of it's population considers themselves Romanian, but downplaying the Hungarian contribution in the creation of that place is wrong.

[@skidaddlej6786]

I’m Sure I read somewhere that Romanians are the largest home owners per capita in the world, they all got one!

[@faf8709]

Romania is a country you can realy see developing. My family and I go there every year to visit relatives and where there were dirt roads everything is now asphalted.

[@stefan2serb]

That’s great man you guys deserve it! Keep up the fantastic work 👌

[@razvanboghi7502]

AKA 3000 ft... For those of you with a concussion 😂😂😂 i died there! Cheers from Romania bro

[@magicburzum4048]

Nu știu la ce-și mai pierd vremea cu sistemul imperial care e oricum pe moarte.

[@woke657]

Bucharest, Timisoara and Cluj Napoca are awesome places… Someone who is into architecture would love them. Bucharest is a miniature Paris, hope it will get better… it’s kinda dying… or maybe it’s already dead

[@aquarius2284]

Manele is produced by Rroma ppl for the most part, you forgot to include the actual folk music that is representative of most rural communities in Romania.

[@kittymyths1208]

Manele aren't Romanian in the slightest. It's literally middle eastern music with (grammatically incorrect) Romanian lyrics...and it fucking sucks donkey balls

[@jace4879]

@@kittymyths1208 true, sad but true

[@aniapaul2539]

That's not the city centre in Bucharest, downtown Bucharest is Calea Victoriei! You went to Bucharest but you didn't film on the Calea Victoriei or on the Magheru Boulevard. Plus you only showed some of the worst villages. You know, Bucharest doesn't have only the old centre with over 40 rehabilitated "epoque" streets, but also Calea Victoriei, Magheru and streets of the embassies not just Lipscani or Strada Franceza where you were... And there is also a huge tech sector, business areas, new residential areas! It's a massive town.

[@boredsara649]

Bruh that's timisioara

[@rsabinioan]

Nu trebuia sa viziteze Bucurestiul. Mai degraba vizita un oras civilizat precum Clujul sau Sibiul

[@daniellemarie8420]

@@rsabinioan Ai foarte multe lucruri de vazut in Bucuresti sincer, nu stiu de ce toti il denigrati, dar am impresia ca nu l-ati vizitat cum trebuie.

[@alex.profi27]

@@rsabinioan doamne ardelenii sufera foarte tare de sindromul inferioritatii... We get it,ati avansat si voi cat de cat in ultimii 10 ani( ca sa nu amintim cum anume a avansat clujul;boc basically furand fonduri fondurile pt orase si realocandu le catre cluj cand era premier. De aia l ati si ales primar )si acum faceti pe zmeii... You re very sad people... Mi e mila de voi

[@rsabinioan]

@@alex.profi27 nu sunt clujean lol *nici ardelean

[@vlad-ovidiuadam6489]

As Romanian living in Bucharest since end of 2014 ...I find this video so entertaining. Also you forgot to mention Arenele Romane (Roman Arenas) they're in that Carol Park. Great concert place. Thanks for the laughs!

[@zalmoxis2111]

thank you serbian brother for your honest review! salut!

[@The_Wallachian]

Valahi in Serbia nu au drepturi!!!!! Întreba pe Boian Aleksandrovic un roman pop din Serbia!!!

[@fratzebook]

We love out neighboours the politicians want to see a problem as always... people live well together. You have to visit Romania for sure. We have good food beautyful woman and warm-hearted people. Every country is beautyful and is worth to see

[@td9250]

There's plenty of nationalists in Romania who are xenophobes.

[@XVRMEDIA]

Beautiful women in prostitution to Western countries

[@aszlan96]

@@td9250 trash like that can be found in every country.

[@vladimir8035]

@@td9250 And? That's great, we need more.

[@SellingSouls]

@@td9250 Most of us are xenophobes, and i am proud of that.

[@loverofhistory.5826]

As serbs love for our brothers of banat and timiosara.

[@BKStravel]

Amazing video, I am so glad I found this channel. Awesome video!!

[@iVyperion]

By the way, Kazakhstan 🇰🇿 (My Country) is very similar, although you guys think Kazakhstan 🇰🇿 is only in Asia 🌏, but the fact that it is actually in 2 Continents, Europe Europe 🇪🇺🌍 & Asia 🌏, now if you don't want to visit the Asian part of Kazakhstan 🇰🇿, then visit Oral/Ural/Uralsk yeah yeah whatever.

[@marcoeire44]

No thanks

[@ProlePatrolMusic]

The poverty rate of Europe is actually 22%, not 40%. Countries like Greece and Bulgaria have a higher poverty rate.

[@robo1540]

yes but bulgaria is awesome and romania isnt

[@respectMUZICA]

@@robo1540, how is Bulgaria more awesome?

[@tovarichsh_kaban]

@@respectMUZICA Lasăl e tare rasist prost care nu cunoaşte historia noastră :)

[@plameng2679]

Get your facts right buddy 🤡

[@yakone1379]

@@robo1540 Yeah no, I was told by a literal bulgarian who had moved away to Germany that Bulgaria is absolutely garbage and living in poverty.

[@vo0sto0]

hi man, I'm from Romania, I liked the video, your honesty and your comedy bits...but I disagree with you on the museums and galleries being just places to go to if you are bored...you can learn some awesome stuff there, for example when I went to London I was stuck in the brittish museum for hours and hours and I found it all great and entertaining, besides spending time in these things shows the government that it's good to invest in more archeological projects in this country which there are plenty of sites to do and they barely do any of them!

[@mihordeadana2368]

si eu am fost socata ca cineva chiar ar putea crede ca e plicitsitor sa mergi la muzee si galerii, astea sunt primele chestii pe care le vizitez intr un oras nou.

[@oliviag8443]

that's because they STOLE all the interesting stuff from other countries and claimed it as their own - as Brits do...

[@czerky1091]

I went to a museum in bistrița when I was 11 and there was a basement full of wine where you could try them out The worker there allowed me to have a glass of wine and everyone was fine with it lmao

[@maximumvelocity359]

What’s the song in the beginning? I haven’t heard that version of it before

[@vladodobleja748]

Greetings from Romania.We are brothers with Serbians!

[@haoasakura1258]

din pacate suntem vecini cu ei. nimic mai mult.

[@SauTunSud2025]

You and your parents.are

[@error_ay]

0:51 wth dude, you are passing through the village i grew up!? It’s near Timișoara! This is crazy lmao!

[@QuantumBraced]

I'm Bulgarian, never been to Romania, but I plan on visiting Timisoara this summer and I'm very excited.

[@None_of_your_business666]

Went there years ago. The people were very nice, totally loved it

[@Vlad544_]

Nice! I just found this channel randomly and I've been binging to your videos, and I didn't expect to see a video about my country! I love this channel.

[@assafish3813]

i am from.timisoara,nice to see someone that actually likes the city

[@iuriepripa3171]

One small correction, from a Romanian with a passion for architecture. The style used in many Eastern countries, with the "commie blocs", is called brutalism, and wasn't used until after Stalin's death. The architectural style associated with Stalin is socialist realism, of which, as far as I know, there is a single building in Romania that still stands: "Casa Scînteii" (former building of the regime's newspaper), renamed to "Casa Presei Libere" (lit. "House of the Free Press), in the north of Bucharest. A much more internationally recognised example of socialist realism is the Moscow State University.

[@yarpen26]

The grey apartment blocks don't seem to belong to any style as even brutalizm calls for at least some variation in the overall structure. The blocks were to be simply functional, they were literally put together like Legos (check out some of the old photos from the construction period, it looks hilarious).

[@mujexzilla]

As someone who lives in bucharest, I approve of this madness...

[@stefanf5186]

You dont like it?

[@mariadominique7180]

Bucharest looks like this 4-5 moths per year . I recommend visiting when is all green, between April and the end of October.

[@alinmeleandra3175]

6:26 "Despicable sleep derived creatures"... Good damn I laughed so hard I fell from the chair...