I Spent a Day in Brno - Second City of Czechia 🇨🇿 [J1 E4]

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  • čas přidán 4. 07. 2024
  • I take a train from Břeclav to Brno - the second most populous city in Czechia. I start with a walk in the old town and visit the Old Town Hall, where I find out what happens to the clock mechanism in the tower, when the bell starts chiming. I continue walking around the city centre and eventually end up at Špilberk Castle. The day finally over, I take a train back to Břeclav.
    0:00 Břeclav Railway Station
    0:55 Břeclav to Brno
    1:27 Brno Main Railway Station [Brno hlavní nádraží]
    3:10 Brno Old Town
    4:29 Brno Old Town Hall
    8:20 Brno city centre
    10:52 Špilberk Castle [Hrad Špilberk]
    11:53 Something I noticed
    13:49 Brno Main Railway Station
    14:20 Břeclav Railway Station
    Music by: www.davidcuttermusic.com / @dcuttermusic
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Komentáře • 6

  • @theworldbysiege
    @theworldbysiege Před 2 dny +1

    I was there a while back but didn't have time to visit the castle. Looks pretty cool.

    • @tinocious
      @tinocious  Před 2 dny

      I also unfortunately only had a short amount of time to take a look at it from the outside (+ the courtyard).

  • @oakld
    @oakld Před 6 dny +1

    In day-to-day life, we only use one number, usually street numbers in cities, sometimes street numbers slash entrance/building number for large buildings or complexes. In small towns there can be streets, but the numbers may be one sequence across whole town (no street numbers). So either way we never use two numbers. But I'm impressed you've ever noticed that 😂. Nice video.

    • @tinocious
      @tinocious  Před 6 dny +1

      Thanks for the clarification! I was perplexed by the the two-number system in Czechia, and also the fact that the colours and the meanings of the numbers are not uniform across the whole country. It's a unique numbering system in Europe (together with Slovakia), but it's complicated to understand to people used to single-number systems.

    • @oakld
      @oakld Před 6 dny +1

      @@tinocious Well , if you ever try to find an address in Japan, you'll understand complicated 😀. But seriously, I understand how it can look complicated to the outsider. I've never even thought about the fact, that we use two different numbering systems for cities and towns...

    • @tinocious
      @tinocious  Před 6 dny

      @@oakld Oh yes, don't even mention Japan...