No One Said Bucharest Romania was Like This

[@dyawr]

Hey Sly! If you're still in Bucharest tomorrow, make sure to check the waterfountain light & music show, in Piata Unirii! It's a similar concept with what they have in Dubai, for example (but I think it's better). Starts at 9:30 PM this month, Fri-Sun. 🙂

[@Deathcofi]

Yesterday I watched your previous vid on Bucharest and as a Romanian my face lit up. I moved to Bucharest a few years ago and I noticed that it seems really foreigner friendly and I'm happy someone actually confirmed it. Especially the part about English proficiency, I am really glad we are able to make it easier for tourists like you to be here!

[@RickJuniorO]

Same! I literally get so happy when I see foreigners here!

[@LionMentality1982]

Shout out to Romania from Houston, Texas. I hope to visit for a long stay soon!

[@vicu_negru]

hope to have you mate! the american expat community is growing each day here! come with an open mind and heart and you will fit in nicely here!

[@LionMentality1982]

@@vicu_negru Mulțumesc! I'm very impressed with the city, and culture. I've watched several videos from different channels and the people seem very friendly. Definitely looking forward to it!

[@locotenentrocket1551]

good! You are welcome

[@LionMentality1982]

@@error5477-b8r Thanks! I've been making plans already 😃

[@LionMentality1982]

@dannybunny777 Wow thank you. The Romanian people showing love through the comments before I even get there. Amazing! 💯

[@_PJW_]

Gotta say this city has more atmosphere than many West-European cities.

[@maryoo7131]

​@@Babylon-s8t🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@teddi5414]

@@Babylon-s8t Kiev is not a West-European city lol

[@Alexander-jr8nw]

and more cars also :))

[@sorinb6107]

Michael Jackson was the first international star to perform in Romania in 1992, and again in 1996.Related to the English language, here in Romania until the beginning of the 70s, French was taught as a foreign language.then it gradually changed to English. in high school we used to learn Russian + English or French + German. could not choose otherwise. Fun fact, nobody knows Russian more than 3-4 words😄

[@irfanaslamkhan1897]

Internet is the fastest and so is beauty of the highest caliber.

[@viktorvlang7003]

However, your Maia Sandu speaks it as a native speaker 😅

[@НатальяАалто]

Именно поэтому Румыния такая нищая.

[@sorinb6107]

@@viktorvlang7003 Maia Sandu is from Moldova and i was talking about the Romanian education system.

[@viktorvlang7003]

@@sorinb6107 That's right, she's Moldovan. Citizen of Romania

[@ionvitan8964]

Most Romanian’s speak English because after the communist regime fell all movies and music imported where from the USA and they were never dubbed. We used subtitles in Romanian for movies even to this day. Compared to other countries that used to watch dubbed movies in their own language. It’s still hurts my brain to comprehend that most italians, spanish or german people never heard the real voices of actors like Sylvester Stalone, Leonardo did Caprio or even Margot Robbie. Another important fact is that we had to use all our devices like computers or phones in English because the romanian language option appeared pretty recent. There is a downside to this, if you give a phone to use and the language is set to Romanian I simply can’t use it and even to this day despite being fluent in English, every time I watch a movie I need to read the subtitles even though I use the English subtitles I need to use it to feel engaged with the movie. 😅

[@Marina-rf9is]

То есть теперь вы английская колония?😀 верным путем идете товарищи)

[@cherrylady1322]

Same here 😂

[@Davidnw2010_]

​@@Marina-rf9isNo, russian.

[@alexandrumihai-dan5484]

@@Marina-rf9is we were never any colony...tavarisci

[@johnnyblue4799]

@@alexandrumihai-dan5484 Unfortunately @Marina is right. Romania is subservient to US like the rest of EU. You need to wake up...

[@RickJuniorO]

You, sir, are what I wish every tourist was like! You're so nice, you're great at reading vibes, and you're actually exploring the city how people living there would, taking transit, walking to corner restaurants and shops, just all around an amazing video and brought back great memories for a romanian abroad. Im glad most people spoke English, I hope for the country to become even more accessible for foreigners and tourists with time, such as having english signs in important areas.

[@ionutznecro]

This is absolutely wild, i saw you on the street while you were doing your video and now i stumbled over your video in my KZbin feed, this is absolutely insane. Hope you enjoy your stay, man! 😄

[@elduderino7767]

the algorithm has you locked in would be nice if it was a random chance encounter but unfortunately, i don't think we (humanity) is that lucky

[@criss2528]

Bucharest is a brilliant city. Safe & great public transportation. But you MUST visit the mountains: Predeal, Sinaia, and many other.....and the cities of Transilvania: Brasov, Sibiu, Sighisoara, Cluj Napoca, etc...... Those are the pearls.

[@good-Vibes0nly]

Cluj is awfull no pearl at all. Maybe everything around cluj but not the main city. Cluj has a great old town but the rest nahhhhhh. Overrated city, small, toxic air, expensive, arrogant. The other ones Brasov, Sibiu I 100% agree. But stop with hyping Cluj.

[@AIEnhanced-ts5ko]

I would also add Iasi to that list.

[@plonss]

About prices: Prices in Bucharest are much higher than in the rest of the country

[@niculae.alexandru81]

also higher than in western europe :|

[@Archonsx]

no, all of the country is expensive, I live in denmark and was shocked to see the prices the shops in Iasi had, it's more expensive than denmark, and the salary in Romania is like 4x lower, it's insane that the Romanian population is so calm about it.

[@oaiaferoce]

All the bigger cities are expensive in Romania. For example Cluj-Napoca. You can eat cheap in Bucharest, because it's big and has less fancy neighborhood restaurants. In Cluj-Napoca, there are less of those, and the center ones are as expensive as in Bucharest, if not more.

[@MyPopcornplayer]

​@@Archonsxwe bark but nobody listens

[@FadeToGrave]

​@@ArchonsxCut the crap, troll!

[@Kabirio93]

Romanians so kind and friendly. They speak Romanian which is like Italian a bit. Melodic and sweet language.

[@AbdulHalim-pt5zu]

Hi dear brother I am from bangladesh.i am a student.i need help but that's not money.could you help me?

[@mimisor66]

7:38 Romania was not under Communist rule because "one of its leaders was influenced by communism"! Romania had Russian troops on its territory since 1944 to early 60s, so communism was brought and imposed by the Soviet tanks.

[@florina7591]

Have a nice trip.Romania is a warm and beautiful country!

[@mihaitzan]

the prices here increased a TON recently

[@dhanyrafael]

20%-30% real inflation.

[@crepooscul]

HoReCa e o scamatorie :). Recent m-am apucat sa invat cum sa gatesc. Da-i in plm

[@devlkid19882002]

And I'm assuming the wages remained the same? If so classic Romania 😂

[@tortellinifettuccine]

​@devlkid19882002 no actually the minimum wage alone doubled

[@PurpleGold.]

Thank you for showing my home town in such a beautiful light. Nice filming. ❤

[@jodacro]

Thanks!

[@slyslife]

👊🏿

[@apa-nsmoc610]

@@slyslife ai făcut de-o ciorbă!

[@Daniel-diaconu2005]

Welcome to Romania 😊 It’s nice to see other people reviewing our country and pointing differences… wether positive or negative ✌️ We all gain from visiting each other’s countries and learning different cultures and languages 🤓

[@AbdulHalim-pt5zu]

Hi brother I am from bangladesh.i am a student.i want to tell you something.if you agree

[@oviss5946]

Romanians are very good network engineers….

[@dhanyrafael]

And programmers and hackers.

[@bogdantanasescu4719]

i read somewhere that ,at NASA, there's a 50% chance to bump into a romanian. If true, that's very cool.

[@ntorj]

Yes

[@michaeltom5465]

The sour cream from Romania has absolutely nothing to do with the one that you know from the States. So next time try it in the soup.

[@aureladrianmicu6194]

The second soup was creamier because it has sour cream in it, which you should have also had with first soup.because this is how you serve the cow soup,( which I think you had first ) So,both are supposed to be creamy,If you eat it accordingly

[@ra3or]

good one @ cow soup, its translated beef soup tho

[@1q34w]

​@@ra3oryes. English is weird. Why would you bother inventing another word for the meat?

[@cosmicvelvet3222]

correction: as of right now romania is only in the schengen are by air and sea. we still have border controls at our physical land borders unfortunately for now

[@coolmojito]

As if tourists are coming in by land lmao

[@cosmicvelvet3222]

@@coolmojito they are. and i don’t even give a fuck about that, it’s difficult for us

[@fanaticist]

"unfortunately"

[@WudanConfidential67]

Go to the unirii square, it has the world record for the longest line of consecutive fountains, also in weekends there are light shows hosted, you can also visit the palace of the parliament there which also hold many records too

[@lindsayc377]

Bucharest is a lot more like Berlin than Paris ... I'm here now. Surprised by the differences in buildings here!

[@zahe_one]

Enjoy !

[@AbdulHalim-pt5zu]

Hi dear I am from bangladesh.i am a student.i need help but that's not money please.

[@cutebear1817]

Eventually you see the Paris part...around Piata Romana

[@angelicadicu8531]

I’m glad you are able to visit other countries, specially Eastern Europe countries… And the way you are visiting, a lot of walking , it’s very rare mostly for Americans …they tend to go a lot in “all inclusive “ kind of vacations… Being a native Romanian from Bucharest, the capital of Romania ,I appreciate your vlogs about my places… I’ll try to help you with some important (I think) informations/knowledge: - Romania it’s the only Eastern Europe country with a Latin language ( the closest language to Italian and in the family with French, Spanish, Portuguese - We are surrounded by Slav countries… - Romania was a communist country but we never belonged to URSS - it’s a very beautiful country because ( but not only) has it all: plains and fields, rivers and mountains, Black Sea and beaches, plus the Delta of Danube - The history of our country was tested by numerous events being forced to fought to keep our liberty and independence: Roman Empire, Ottoman Empire, Austro- Hungarian Empire and a lot more… - Bucharest was named “ Little Paris “ in the last years of 19th century for several reasons: architectural similarities , the strong connections between intellectual and artists with French culture, most of them having studied in France , French language was largely learned and practiced, Bucharest was the first city in the world lit with kerosene lamps…. I think it’s enough for now and today it’s so easy to find a lot more by yourself with almost the most speedy internet that you have in Romania 😉😊 You can also can try to talk with real people from there and ask their opinion… Anyway I wish you to have only good experiences and to fully enjoy your trip…

[@lexi0040]

Yep all facts here .but I did got offended when he said Berlin 😂 I have been in Berlin and I don't see anny similarities 😅

[@yordiin1122]

I liked your explanation about this beautiful country of Romania. It is definitely going to be on my bucket list on my next trip to Europe from Ethiopia 🇪🇹

[@RazvanMGH]

In the summer the city is more chill because most are on holiday. From September, when the school starts is very busy.

[@AbdulHalim-pt5zu]

Hi dear I am from Bangladesh.i am a student.i need a little bit help but that's not money.could you help me?

[@myrmeko]

Finally somebody visiting Romania that isn't glued to the city center. I'm actually surprised you knew about the MJ thing. None of the videos i've seen of people visiting Romania ever showed any of the more interesting stuff. Also you're the first one to acknowledge the prices. Like, bruh... I'm shook.

[@dwang247]

Thanks for uploading. I'd like to visit Bucharest soon.

[@AbdulHalim-pt5zu]

Hi brother I am from bangladesh.i am a student.i want to tell you something.if you agree.

[@jodacro]

Sly - I'm travelling to Algeria in October (2024) and you continually inspire me to focus on the joy of adventure. Coincidentally, I discovered your channel because of your past trip to Algeria. You highlighted the kindness of the Algerian people and I thank you for that. Cheers!

[@phorias]

Hot soup during winter will keep your body warm. It is not really something to have during summer, but it is good anyways. Hot soups in Romania are mostly for winter days, when you are going out to temperatures below freezing. The alcohol shoots are useful during winter as well, makes your blood pump up like crazy. Aside from that, garlic keeps some viruses away(you know the story of garlic versus vampires). During winter garlic is quite useful over there(natural shield against flu)

[@mp7161]

Romania has fast and cheap internet and phone subscriptions. A 1 gigabit internet connection costs about 10 euro per month and an unlimited phone and data subscription costs 2.5 euro per month.

[@SBmasta441]

I went to Romania last year. Great country, especially Transylvania but Bucharest is awful to stay in for more than a few days. Do yourself a favor and get to Brasov, Sibiu and Cluj-Napoca as soon as you can.

[@sarahpedeal]

- Exactly what I wanted to say! As an extra, I think that was the hottest summer in recent years.. with way above normal temperatures.. - Bucharest is usually hot in the summer, but this year, the whole country was scorching hot.. Romania is NOT Bucharest though.. - I loved the word 'random' :) :) (I didn't think 'mixed' was the right word) - Huge differences in food flavours (even though some recipes might be the same) in different parts of the country Thanks for your videos!

[@EmanuelLeon-h1o]

I wonder what could be so awful for a tourist. You have a nice room, usually in the center city, you don't have to use public transportation during rush hours to get to work, you're basically just chillin'. And for that you have lots and lots of theaters, parks, restaurants, clubs. More trees than in western city, better internet, better quality of food, better people, lower crime rate, better literacy, different architecture styles, better public transportation. Of course, you you want to escape a big vibrant city, you could go to smaller, provincial cities. There life is much, much slower, but also the downside of the number of anything. Less clubs, restaurants, parks, people, public transportation if any, and so on. Basically Bucharest is about 10 provincial cities put together.

[@mihaelapascu4484]

@@EmanuelLeon-h1o❤👏👏👏

[@MarmotCanales]

1:14 Ciorbărie Soups are quite good in Romania, I must admit. 🍛

[@andreeahoudini5908]

The absolute best

[@Mikearhangel]

Beautiful summertime Romania 🎉 Have a nice trip, Sly

[@traveller6632]

Спасибо за видео друг! Подписался первых видео про Россию, очень рад наблюдать за твоим путешествием. Надеюсь ты выполнишь все цели что задумал!

[@Седыеяйца-ь4м]

Согласен, мне тоже нравится его формат, а особенно нравится его любовь к супам, пахлебкам и настройкам, нестандартный американец, если честно 😂

[@ТамараТамара-я9ф]

​@@Седыеяйца-ь4мЯ думала, что американцы супы вообще не едят и у них их нет в США вообще!!!

[@Седыеяйца-ь4м]

@@ТамараТамара-я9ф так и есть, у них другая пищевая культура, это мы европейцы трепетно относимся к еде, супы нам всякие подавай и гуляши😁

[@locotenentrocket1551]

soon the antihrist putin will close youtube, I guess you russian will be like North Coreea !

[@liviabota2776]

Americans have soups😄

[@alex0829]

I used to eat at Ciorbarie daily, its on my way home from work!

[@AbdulHalim-pt5zu]

Hi I am from bangladesh.i am a student.i need help but that's not money.could you help me?

[@walloop7196]

Enjoy Bucharest! Tip - visit Moghioros Park in Drumul Taberei neighbourhood

[@stefang1846]

hey sly, if you're planning on making another video in Romania, I recommend visiting Carol I park at dusk. You'll get a pretty nice view of the house of parliament. I also recommend sector 4 if you wanna stroll some more, it's very modern in my opinion!

[@AbdulHalim-pt5zu]

Hi brother I am from bangladesh.i am a student.i need a little bit help.could you help me out?

[@MihaiRUdeRO]

I love Bucharest! it's a gritty city, but it's fun. You'll never be bored there and the people are pretty laid back.

[@FlyWithVeiga]

lol bro, I went to Bucharest last year and totally agree. The prices are like American prices; it's not cheap! Still loved my time there 🔥

[@TurntableTV]

Hey, Sly! A little bit of info on the internet infrastructure. The internet is so cheap and fast because at first it was not regulated by the government and the infrastructure in Bucharest was built by enthusiasts. You would see LAN cables hanging all over the buildings. All this because people were hungry for information after having lived through a communist regime. I was one of those that installed internet in the early days. Besides internet being unregulated at first, we also skipped copper based tech and went directly to cable, fiber and DSL.

[@SkodaSimpleFacingClever]

lol, this is fake story, Romania left communism in 1989, first internet via provider released in 2002. 13 years.

[@vicu_negru]

mate... you seem to be one of the young ones... at first there was the dial-up with it being a lot cheaper after 22:00, and you would spend at least 30-45 minutes trying to connect! the neighbourhood networks came a couple of years later.

[@TurntableTV]

@@vicu_negru Yes I think I'm younger and thank you for all you have done before me. I remember my bigger brother downloading mp3's through dialup which was a pain in the ass before odc and dc++ took over. He would wait for so long just for the download to cut off at 95-99%. And you didn't have resume back then.

[@cimilarkes8934]

Romania Internet best of the europe! it's crazy fast!

[@alexela6869]

​@@cimilarkes8934 3rd in the world , Singapore is 1st i belive

[@A356REP]

moving there from US as soon as our apt is completed - Timpuri Noi. Cant wait. My wife was born and raised in Bucharest. She moved to US about 15 years ago off an on. We visit alot...and I am hooked. I need me some Luca and Kebap!

[@mp7161]

You ate at a soup small shop. Those looked pretty thick. If you would go for a main dish, they would have less sauce, more vegetables. 75 lei = 15 euro for two soups and a drink, not too expensive but for the low and average Romanian salary, pretty expensive.

[@איסאי-ע4כ]

I don't think it's expensive 75 lei is quite a good price. I live in Romania and with my salary it's enough for me to eat in the restaurant and do my shopping for the month at Lidl, Kaufland, Carrefour. It is a myth that people live in poverty in Romania, I am doing quite well.

[@bca-biciclindcuaxel7527]

European Continent ends in Russia at Ural Mountains. Romania is right in the center of Europe, so we are Central Europe not East. We were called ''east '' before 1990 just by political reasons. Calling Romania '"East Europe '' is like me calling Nebraska ''East Coast '' :))

[@williamgreen575]

I beg to differ. "Eastern Europe" is denominated as those areas that subscribe to Eastern (Orthodox) Christianity. Like the Romanian Orthodox Church. Also, it should be noted that Romania is in the Eastern European time zone.

[@bca-biciclindcuaxel7527]

@@williamgreen575 I am Romanian and my grandparents were catholic ( germans ) :)) In Romania we have all religeons. Even the Romanian President is not orthodox.

[@bca-biciclindcuaxel7527]

@@williamgreen575 Bro, you really hate geography lmao. Romania geographicaly is right in the center of Europe. What you said about religeon and stuff, makes zero sense.

[@DeliuValeriu]

​@@bca-biciclindcuaxel7527oamenii cand spun Europa in majoritatea cazurilor vorbesc de divizarea politica, odate ce se incepe Russia si Belarus - s termina si Europa. Divizarea data ca suntem pe UN continent poti sa o lesi pentru lectile de geografie

[@Loveisintheair-v1f]

Does europe has a continent? 😂

[@MariaMagdalena-cf7ew]

😂Sly, I laughed when I saw the stinging pepper that you put it all in the vegetable soup. You don't eat it like that. You take it in your hand and bite a little bit of it and eat a spoonful of soup.🤣

[@johnnyblue4799]

It's called hot pepper. It never stung anyone.

[@MariaMagdalena-cf7ew]

@@johnnyblue4799 Tell that to Google Translate.🤣

[@johnnyblue4799]

@@MariaMagdalena-cf7ew

[@ciwane1428]

Good place to visit! Thank you for sharing! Good job 👍🏽

[@ericxb]

solid video bro, glad you enjoyed it out there

[@trespasser121]

4:33 it's where I grew up, but I see they demolished the house to build an apartment building. Unrecognizable from the nice, quiet street that Dorobanti once was

[@AbdulHalim-pt5zu]

Hi brother I am from bangladesh.i am doing a job here I want to tell you something important if you agree

[@EtienneDeligenza]

I lived in Bucharest for 14 years. Met my wife and had 3 kids there. I am half Romanian. Interesting to visit very hard to live there.

[@iuliandragomir1]

So are the most strangers who visit Romania. First they think that we are a 3-rd rated country, but after all want to come and stay in Romania. Slay , bet that you live much worse in your country and you don-t have the facilities who you seen here

[@youme1414]

It is pretty interesting. Thank you, sir

[@Vladimir-AndreiFroane]

If I'm guessing right, where the video starts, you're around Stefan Cel Mare (Stephen The Great) area. There's a stadium nearby. Dinamo. Ciorbarie huh? This dish too is turkish in it's origins. It's not exactly soup. It's ciorba. What you're having there is sour tasting, whereas soups are sweet tasting.

[@IsyAweigh]

Thanks for this! I'm kind of a nervous person and you are so good about being real that it is what it is and it's still great but yeah, if someone breaks glass behind you, you're not gonna ignore it LOL

[@g1camuschy]

When talking about "soups", in Romania we actualy have 2 main types: Soups, wich are usualy light, can be sweet or sour and depending from wich part of the country they originated from, can also be a bit spicy. As a few examples, your clasic tomato soup, or chicken soup or mushroom cream soup. The second kind are labeled as broths in the clasic english cuisine. These usualy have a meat broth as base, contain a few different types of veggies and spices and are called "ciorba de _____" ( depending on what the main ingredient is ). A popular example wich tastes realy good, if prepared corectly, is called "ciorba a la grec", wich translates into "greek style broth" ( the second one you tried out ). Or the traditional "ciorba de burta", wich translates into "belly broth" ( the first serving you had, the one with the pepper).

[@amymhrslvr]

Words don't translate directly from English to Romanian, Romanian/English. It's what they call in linguistics " false friends" or false cognates.( according to Wikipedia: In linguistics, a false friend is a word in a different language that looks or sounds similar to a word in a given language, but differs significantly in meaning.) "Belly broth" is called "tripe soup" in english. Also what they call broth, is what they call in romanian "zeama" or bulion (ori supa). Ciorba in english is Soup. It's just a little backwards between the two languages, which can be a little confusing :)

[@adianblabla]

In the early 90s when american cartoons came on TV they were in english and a lot of people, like me, we were in kindergarden back then, so we picked up english naturally from hearing and seeing what was on TV. By the time I started english class in 2nd grade, I already knew basic english. In 5th grade, I was already very proficient.

[@SV-wi6hc]

Same here. I live in the US now and everyone is shocked. I tell them I was an American weeaboo

[@shawnoncall]

Thanks for sharing your experience

[@celestindimitriu3675]

Beautiful city

[@SilveiraWTraveler]

Great video. Subscribed!

[@valimatei9]

Good job Bro !

[@Awynne2011]

Love your videos - going to Bucharest in September for the first time. Do you have any recommendations on which sector to stay in as a first timer?

[@qwertyqwerty-zi6dr]

6, 1 and 2

[@EmanuelLeon-h1o]

and 3 if you like trees and nature. 3 is the greenest.

[@dhanyrafael]

Just avoid sector 5. All others sectors are decent, especially 6 and 3 and 4.

[@dhanyrafael]

From 15th September kids go back to school and people come back from holidays to work, so expect a very busy and noisy city. It won't be as free and chill like now on July and August. But temps go down and weather is more enjoyable.

[@ling9056]

do not miss the Unirii fountains show, Friday-Sunday, at 20.00 (for September)! And visit Therme Bucharest

[@yordiin1122]

You got it bro. Proud of you!

[@Awynne2011]

Love your videos - I am traveling to Bucharest for the first time in September. Which sector do you recommend staying in as a first timer?

[@trunoff]

sector 1, near the Cismigiu park, if you can find a place there👍questions welcome🙋

[@SBmasta441]

The city is awful to stay in for more than a few days. Do yourself a favor and get to Brasov, Sibiu and Cluj-Napoca as soon as you can.

[@gabilaiou]

@@SBmasta441 it’s your opinion!I love Bucharest!andI am from Sibiu,born and raised

[@cimilarkes8934]

​@@trunoff thanks for recommendation

[@AbdulHalim-pt5zu]

Hi from bangladesh.i am a student.i want to tell you something important.if you agree

[@MrNumedeutilizator]

Super cool bro! Keep it up!

[@durere]

About the soups...the second one had sour cream in it 😅

[@colinranger6678]

You appeared to try a beef chiorba if I spell correct, a swee soup can be pork or chicken also . The green pepper is usually given on the side and very hot . I have been visiting Romania for 8yrs back and too from the uk.now I have retired I bought a property outside of ploiesti with my Romanian wife who i met in the uk. The people are very nice , pleasent, I have great respect and feel very safe having moved from the uk No regrets at all .

[@antoinettemcguinness8796]

Heading in March 2025 cant wait, look beautiful

[@virgiliustancu9293]

In reality, there is no "Jewish neighborhood". It would have been around 1940, but since then the world has left and now they are ordinary people, 90% of them are not even Jewish. The Jews in Romania do not live in groups and are generally integrated into the general population, so you will never realize that they are Jews, if they do not tell you, or by name. Also, for Romanians in general, the fact that you are Jewish or not has no importance.

[@daisyb1469]

Schengen zone only by air at this moment, Sly. Not on land (yet). Romania is also part of NATO. Both memberships (EU & NATO) have helped us a lot in our speedy development (as a country).

[@Oxygentravel-k4y]

If it carries on like that soon Romania will have mass migrations into the country. And I also strongly believe that in 10 years Eastern Europe will overcome Western Europe if things are continuing same way!

[@DeborahShelar-t4d]

We were there 4 months ago. We had a wonderful time.

[@ChrissieBear]

Thank you for being quiet indoors, many tourists are not.

[@tenzindolma6266]

Sly, you avoided all the things worthy of admiring in Bucharest, a lot of interesting and beautiful places, just to prove at any cost that the city is a slum?!?? You filmed on Calea Victoriei, heading straight to the Athenaeum, the Royal Palace (today the Art Museum), to an airy and beautiful area. But you abruptly cut the movie, without explanation, continuing with a marginal and unimportant neighborhood, old and decrepit. I am beginning to think that you are traveling this part of Europe with the intention of discrediting it, not for real tourism and the pleasure of discovering new cultures...

[@sorinb6107]

Omul nu e agentie de publicitate. Umbla prin locuri mai putin vizitate. nu mai sari repede cu concluziile. Daca ar arata Ateneul si alte cateva cladiri asta inseamna ca asa e tot orasul? toata lumea se bucura cand se vorbeste de bine. cand nu, incercam sa minimizam,sa ascundem sub pres...stai ca nu-i asa. Am vazut cel putin 10 vlogeri din RO care arata tot felul de mizerii si drogati din marile orase si spun ca asta e realitatea. Si ei tot cu discreditarea sunt?nu, pe ei ii lauda postacii,ne bucuram ca e rau si "la case mai mari"

[@danchiru1266]

@@sorinb6107 da Sorine , dacă tu ai citi postările urmăritorilor lui din raSSia vei înțelege , verifică comentariile trolilor și din celelalte clipuri filmate în RO și după ce faci asta îți vei schimba unghiul de vedere și probabil și părerea . Aștept un eventual răspuns .

[@redwine7515]

​@@sorinb6107ai parțial dreptate, adică da- omul nu E agenție de publicitate.Dar nici vloger de călătorie. E al doilea episod pe care îl urmăresc și trebuie să spun că E unul din cei mai neinspirați și lipsiți de talent vlogeri pe care i-am văzut. Omul nu are nici cea mai mică dorință/ străbatere de a se informa și de a transmite vreo informație. Doar filmează și comentează ca să îl auzim vorbind, altfel nu spune absolut nimic.

[@3demelectromagnus279]

​@@redwine7515 correct

[@DmitriyNeizvestniy]

6:16 кто это метро проектировал??? там же буквально 1 метр до края. Крайне не безопасно.

[@chillySw33t]

The former communist leader wanted a metro station there and he didn't care that it was not the best place for building one. I hate that metro station and I do everything to avoid it, it's giving me the worst anxiety 😅😂 P.S. surprisingly, there are no accidents happening there

[@andreipopescu5342]

Nice vid! we're not part of Schengen yet.

[@thirstyecho]

You should visit the Bellu Cemetery, it is like a museum of structures in the form of tombs, you will rarely see such designs in the world.They have a very rich history. If I'm not mistaken, it's the biggest cemetery in Europe... that's what I read and heard.

[@ghiuleaalex2752]

"Ciorbarie" haha! hope you enjoyed visiting our country, man

[@NafisaLondon]

Romania love MJ, that's the only thing I knew about Romania as a kid lol

[@smartman123]

all east European countries are safe because they keep there culture god bless

[@Mrid1]

Amazing the women looking great even the old ones ❤l

[@Fi698]

When did you travel to Romania ?

[@salofu]

Продолжаю тебя смотреть . 😉

[@locotenentrocket1551]

we make "brandy" from pear, sour cherry, prunes, apple, grapes ))) all natural and tasty

[@Седыеяйца-ь4м]

4:23 девушке бы не помешало воспитание, так понать мусор и оставить его по среди улиц, деревенщина одним словом

[@olgert75]

@@do.ro99 Зато украинских эльфов теперь не выпускают из дурдома строгого режима, даже минируют западную границу и убивают при попытке сбежать в Румынию, это у них называется свобода и демократия, не перепутайте!🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Седыеяйца-ь4м]

@@do.ro99 u mouth off!

[@carcotasu081]

Clearly, she's some crazy chick. You could hear her break some glass soon after

[@AndreiIlinca-yz4hj]

It's little Paris, not little Berlin. Romania is a latin country, you'll hear everyone in Romania say that.

[@iulian2548]

Shengen applies only for airports since March 2024, not for road transport and it will not change soon. There is plenty of variety in Bucharest, but it suck too live mainly because of the clutter and air pollution. During the school break the traffic should be much better. Cities in Transylvania or the north are quite more interesting I would say, but the real charm of Romania is its outdoors, mainly the Carpathians and the Danube Delta. Regarding the prices : for restaurants it went up at least 30% in the last 4-5 years, because there is demand.

[@BidchAssnikka-lu5lv]

How many steps you do daily?

[@jojolucky89]

Very nice video! Gotta mention Romania is not fully in Schengen just yet. Only if you travel by airplane. If you travel on land, you still have to stop at border checkpoints.

[@jennijennjen3709]

Those enormous advertisements on the buildings are wild!

[@ChrissieBear]

8:50 In French it's something like "Ark Do Tree-omph"

[@kjsos99]

the soups are normally richer but it depends on how some cook it ❤

[@Javy_Valen_Tain]

Keep safe and sound Sly!

[@criss6945]

2:51 I hope they had air condition there 😳 The pepper should stay out of soup, just take extremely small bites while u're eating soup.

[@viktorvlang7003]

To be honest, it doesn't look like the capital. Or your route was somewhere on the outskirts.

[@sorinpopa1442]

ya it was he dint went in the touristy spots , city center or other important things !

[@1q34w]

He showed the government building. Can't get much more central.

[@sorinpopa1442]

@@1q34w Lol if u say so . im actually from Bucharest born and raised here .

[@1q34w]

​@@sorinpopa1442and you never went to Victoriei Square

[@sorinpopa1442]

@@1q34w ?????? He avoided most of the city centre wtf u talking about ? and most of the highlights of the city , the fountains from Unirii square. ,Carturesti Bookshell , and so many others ! stop wasting my time troll !

[@skinnyhndrx1848]

Got to deploy to Romania and a few other countries over there and LOVED IT

[@AbdulHalim-pt5zu]

I am from bangladesh.i am doing a job here.i need your help but that's not money.could you help me?

[@feartheolivebread]

My 3 year old daughter walked in just as you switched to your facecam. She said "Hello!" and waved at you, thinking I was in a call. 😅 If you are ever back in Bucharest, you should also check out Dristor and Drumul Taberei. I found they both made for relaxing walks.

[@s11mx]

Что то он все видео по каким то захолустьям ходит, неужели в Бухаресте больше нет достопримечательностей?

[@qwertyqwerty-zi6dr]

Here are many things to see but he didn t bother to do a little research

[@Седыеяйца-ь4м]

Да он и в Санкт-Петербурге тоже бегом пробежался, не особо показал красоту города, зато вот с официанткой обсуждать напиток или заснять как он глушит настойку он на ура снимет 😂

[@Седыеяйца-ь4м]

Напоминает чем-то города Поволжья, единственное у нас в России граффити не так много

[@apa-nsmoc610]

fața lui spune totul.

[@HronART]

@@Седыеяйца-ь4м АГА особенно стрый еврейкий кавртал очень похож на истарические части Саратова , Самары и тд

[@adinabontea9044]

Is the price better in USA????????????

[@19james77]

longer videos! good stuff

[@btrading4996]

hey bro on the first soup we romanians usually put sour cream on it , thats a beef soup and we bite from the pepper we don t put it in the soup , you can also ask for that sour peppers i think its in english those are pepper stored during winter and they are very good enjoy romania

[@amymhrslvr]

I think you are trying to say pickled peppers? or canned? Murati would be "pickled" in english. Conservati would be "canned":)

[@btrading4996]

@@amymhrslvr thats it picked , tks i was thinking pickled its only for cucumbers

[@Da...]

Sly's in his eurotour era

[@Da...]

Bulgaria next?