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Thanks for the video, Matt. My wife, the dogs and me are hoping to get a lodge in Balminnoch, so we're looking for ideas of how to spend our time in the surrounding area - bearing in mind we have 2 dogs in tow. I'm ashamed to say that in over 60 years in Scotland I don't know this area at all, so your video will help. It was all going so well until you tried to say "loch"...but we won't hold that against you. 😂. Thanks matey👍

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Really useful! I'm about to go to Bulgaria for the first time, so will check out the other videos, too.

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Good luck

Going for 4 nights to Riga next month. Which is the best place to visit on a day trip using public transportation?

Brings back happy memories . Spent many times in Dunure My grandfather was born in Dunure. I now live in New Zealand. It’s been years since I was back. Many times Ihave been at the Electric Brae. Such happy memories you have brought back to me. Thank you so much

How long does it take to do this tour on foot?

great job! what camera did you use for this?

Your views might not be massive but the quality of your work and your commitment to this channel is really impressive. Thank you for the content, always gives me the holiday blues 😂

Great. Finally Finland videos.

Great video again. I like very much that you always do your "homework" well and tell the watchers about history and other facts about the places etc. what you see. And you were absolutely right in the beginning. Many foreign tourists see Helsinki and Lapland ski resorts only, and that's a pity. Our country would have much more to offer. Now I'm waiting for the next episode. I am originated from that lakeland area although I've lived about 30 years in Helsinki metropolitan area now.

No one does off the normal path Finland like you! Love the black roof on that church! That IS a big flag. Never seen the Kalmar flag. The Russian flag from 1858 looks cool too.

Another great video😊

vert interesting hope to get there myself

Your perspective is truly epic

Why not visiting Hamina during the Tattoo . Russian still marching together with international military bands . czcams.com/video/LDxQfPuZd1o/video.htmlsi=81-FJjS7a_kATddZ

A pleasant surprise to see you have been touring Finland again. Finland's East side is not so popular outside beyond the borders, but there is a lot to see: Savonlinna, Imatra rapids, Lappeenranta, Mikkeli and of course the many lakes, it is a region with many mökki's.

Finnish Lakeland is quite unknown to foreign tourists. There are a lot of remote, but nice places like Petkeljärvi near Ilomantsi or Valamo monastery between Joensuu and Varkaus. There are summer cities like Lappeenranta, Savonlinna, Kuopio (which is almost an island) and maybe even Kajaani. A lot of genuine people, small museums and wacky festivals too. International marketing is just terrible or non-existing for the most of it, even though you'll do fine with English almost anywhere.

Hi Matt, wonderful to see you back in Finland. Looks like your trip will touch upon many places my wife and I just visited in October. Although I grew up in Ostrobothnia (West Coast) and have lived abroad for a long time now, I always enjoy visiting the Finnish Lakeland district. There are lots of videos on Helsinki and Lapland on CZcams so appreciate your fresh approach to Finland.

Hi Matt. Thank you for another exciting video. True, Helsinki airport hotels very expensive. You are a (true) adventurer, visiting places that I possibly might never get visit myself. The wooden buildings remind me of structures in New Zealand. The countryside looks beautiful and remote. There must be thousands of kilometers of borderland between Finland and Russia. Generally, filming at border crossings is forbidden but if you do come near to a border crossing, it would be interesting to hear if any traffic is permitted across the border. Wising you on-going travels. Cheers Zoltán

Interesting video

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At 2:09 it's not Ukrainian church , it's Our Lady of Sorrows Roman Catholic Church of Riga . Built in 1785. and rebuilt in 1860.

Thank you for visit my city!

That little park is Šnelli park and the lake is part of the medival moat to protect the city walls.

Another option is to call a local friend to come and pick you up from the airport! That is how I do it. Especially if you have no checked in luggage, you can get to your hotel or home, open a Kamenitza or get a glass of chilled white vine, go to the terrace and look at the same airplane that bring you here, how it is drifting away in the sky on its way back to London :)

A very interesting video. I spent a couple of days in Tallinn in early 2017. The only time I ventured out of Old Town was an evening walk in the snow to the Lenin Palace of Culture and Sport.

I think Turku should advertise the Littoistenjärvi wetland, Ruissalo, Uittamo, lake Kakskerta, piispanlinna and Luolavuori. Luolavuori especially is nice if you're into bouldering

Nice video ! Good info for those that have never heard of the PORI ( Swedish call BJÖRNEBORG ) City before ! Everybody in Finland knows Yyteri beach and Reposaari Island ( ex Port of Pori ) ! Too bad that You had no time to travel there - 30km - away from downtown !

Great video Matt 😊 i agree that all the communist history in Estonia is really interesting. Did you go into the KGB Prison cells to have a look around? I did when I went in January and found it it fascinating, but very disturbing. It seems maybe a little bit odd to build flats on top of it, I couldn't imagine wanting to live over a building with such a grisly past, but thats just me 🤔 what do you think? Hope you're well and having a good May so far, too! 😊

Great video - both informative and entertaining! Keep it up!

Best city in all of Finland.

How many years ago was this filmed? The whlle of the Tallinn waterfront from Linnahall to Patarei is developed 😅😅

If everything was destroyed by the Russians in 1944, everything we see on the video in the center of the city is built by the Russians. Is that correct?

As with many other places in central and Eastern Europe, much of the 20th century history was cruel and dark….”eerily cold inside”…Don’t know about you but I believe those prisons are literally haunted by ghosts. Seems like you were the only visitor at that time, even more eerie….Beautiful editing…very informative…I forever feel sad when seeing before and after pics/ videos of places that have been destroyed as a consequence of war. Thanks again Matt. ZZ

fun fact : jurmala translates to seaside

I love to watch this video. I love Liverpool City.

Great video, what drone did you use, I'm going there on Friday and was thinking about taking my mini 3 pro, but want sure about flight rules, we're actually stressing in the same hotel as yourself, looking forward to it

Saint Catherine passage

Always love the Communist tours. Good luck on the prison being open. That's quite a place. Too bad you couldn't get in and see the ice skating rink. Good idea landing your helicopter at a different spot. Hopefully that hotel is no longer bugged!

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You visited Estonia a while back?, the construction of Port Tramline that passes under Linnahall hasn't started on the video lol

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That's like someone went to Warsaw with a Nazi obsession.

Thank you Matt for this extremelly relevant reminder of the terror, violence, death and distuction that comes with the so called "russian world" - russia is all about ignorance, failure, poverty, envy, hate, terror, violence, death and distruction - a world that perpetuates poverty end death

In Linnahall (City Hall near the sea) 17:22 was not the ordinary theatre, it was more concert hall - musical hall and the ice rink too. The main entrance was upstairs from the city side.😊

Excellent clip on the importance of Malta in WWII.

Wow great video.. do you film the drone shots too? This is a great channel