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Plovdiv is the oldest town in Europe accept that and dont make the story different they lie already enough about history just stop it!

Me too.

I used to have some friends in the Glassell Park area.

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I’ve just returned from Sofia, is Plovdiv better?

Beautiful Christian Church

I’d love to visit Bulgaria

I just wanna say this "One of the Longest Pedestrian Streets in the world" is getting to be a bit of a myth at this point. There are 2 reasons... One completely natural and possibly 1 more... First is actually accumulative of two things. First... the entire city isn`t that large by any means... not as territorial, not as population. 2nd... is kind of how the first is ~true... I used to watch a lot of real time (streaming service) people around the world... and of one of them, that used to and probably still does present a lot of China Content... I am about 100% sure... practically every 2nd and 3rd Pedestrian Orientated Street in any self respecting Chinese town with population larger than Bulgaria`s entire country... is longer than the one in Plovdiv. The 2nd thing is... There are many naturally larger, more populated and much, much wealthier cities, which over time have heard about this Pedestrian Street length and intentionally made, over time of course, within them much longer Pedestrian streets, because they can and to prove this claim ~wrong... because most likely... it is. It just makes no sense... I am pretty sure If you go measure 5 car free streets in Moscow all of them will be longer in Kilometers... Than you can do the same in all major USA cities and the already Mentioned China... and than there are all the other incomparable Mega Polices (not sure about the spelling of this one) in the world. So even as someone born and raised in Plovdiv I cannot agree with that statement in minute 3:12... Maybe on the Balkans... <Maybe>.

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russia create bulgaria!! all west bulgaria , including Sofia capital was Serbian land!!! Tribal Shopi was Serbian tribal! ask them!!! they still live in west Bulgaria!!! famous shopska salad has name coz Serbian tribal Shopi!!!

Bulgarian empire was established in the end of the 500's a.d.in the north of the black sea,but later moved south of the danube river in the area of moesia in 681 and that is considered to be the beggining of the present day state....the founders name was khan asparuh

Nice footage Let's Explore- an amazing city.

Oh man, we did the same journey today by train and yours just seems so much more comfortable 😅 But for real, cool journey, thanks for sharing, gonna check some more of your videos. Greetings from Sofia!

bro change the thumbnail. That is the flag of Hungary.

Ottoman Empire was after 11th century

Cape Sounion. Sunset at the temple of Poseidon and also of Athena. You can visit them too.

How much was the rent for the bike?

Please how to apply

better forget (most of the ) Icarian red wine if you don't want to get your stomach fucked up next day..

Thanks dude! Exactly what I wanted!

Nice! I like Budapest!

Ostrava is definitely not your typical Czech city, hope you enjoyed your stay.

loads of information thankyou :)

Thank you really enjoy your Meteora videos im in the process of booking for April very confusing thought a direct train from athens to kalambaka was available and left athens earlier but sadly no .. loved your wild herbs and plants info i have dandelion tea every other day

hello :) Thankyou for this video i will be arriving by train how far to walk to hostel? or do we have to take a bus or taxi? did you travel to the monasteries ? how did you go about it? ..

Hi! You pronounce strange words beautifully. A couple of additions. 3:21 József Attila He was a poet. The first lines of his poem A Dunánál (On the Danube): "A rakodópart alsó kövén ültem.." ("I was sitting on the lower stone of the loading dock...") 3:53 This is Nyugati railway station, not Keleti. 5:30 Anonymous. His main work is the Gesta Hungarorum. An important source work, it collected the origin stories of the Hungarians.

2:01 Dude why you have to touch screen ? :D

Polish landscape and city of kings!👍

Like 6 I just sub to your channel

This hostel look worse than Polish prison

The building in which Atlantis hostel is located is not from the communist era. It is much, much older.This building is from the first half of the 19th century.

looks like Greek is a weird person, rude, emotional, likes to mock

Come thessaloniki better simple city

This seems to be a very nice place, I hope I can visit sometime in the future. Seeing and sharing places like this is why I love traveling and make videos so much! And please keep up the great job! Subscribed!!

The coffee on Lidl is Greek coffee. You are not familiar with how to make one.Just an advice.

Great info, thanks!!!

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Can I Fill it online ? Or it has to be at the ofice

Looks like a nice area to visit!! Following along!! We also post videos of our travels and rv campgrounds on our channel!! Melissa from RV Rolling with MJ

Nice video. 😍

A little thing I like to call "California Colonialism " exist in Bozeman. And to a lesser extent in Montana. Move to a place that is beautiful and has abundant resources. Build a grand house. Insist the local people comply with you views and way of life. Pay the locals poverty wages to mow your lawn, make your pizza... etc. The Mayor, city council, school board....all colonial occupiers, while at the same time exposing equality.

cool adventure.

10 miles walk to town in 90 degree weather is not a walk in the park.

Do you have clear pictures

Do you have watssap or intgaram or fecbok

I moved away from LA decades ago, but I remember riding down this hill on our bikes in high school. With one guy spotting for us on the bottom, we would try to ride all the way down without hitting the brakes. With speedometers on our bikes, we hit 55 MPH on the bottom of the hill. I still remember how scary that was many years later.

Those roads remind me a lot to some of the roads in this part of the World where i am living now (South of Alicante province)