Our last city of our 1 week trip, Bratislava. We really loved our time here as it was peaceful and quiet whilst having a balance between nature and historic buildings.
I feel so sorry guys for you not being let into the observation deck above the UFO restaurant, the views from there are really stunning. Really like your video, although you should come back in the summer to get the most out of the city (this applies also to Vienna and Prague). Can't wait to see more of your content
22:04 Bratilsva is actually the sunniest city of the three. + Vienna is always colder than Bratislava. You need to come back in spring. Or summer but expect it to be hot for long walks - you'll need more coffee breaks. Also, next time, don't come on Sunday if you can. Slovakia stops on Sundays. It's part of our culture. Majority of people aren't working on Sunday. So everything is closed. If you do come on Sunday next time, maybe go to Devín castle. It's an important landmark of that area and it's always open.
Nice video .... thumbs up for the relaxed way how you explored the place ... that's how the travelling should look like. Interesting to see the place in covid time. I was several times in Bratislava but did not have enough time to explore the place like you did :-)... I was only in blue church for wedding of my friends. Wish you many interesting and safe travels in future
Aussies visiting my ancestral homeland, I'd like to visit Slovensko one day and talk to a stranger on the street like they're my grandparent or relative haha because that's how I would feel like, speaking the same language, eating the same food etc.. it's like everyone there is familiar to me like a relative. And I'm born in Australia and living here, I'm Aussie.
Why is it taking you so long to visit your roots? I don't want to sound pushy, but you need to come 😂. But not on Sunday, Slovaks don't do, don't work, don't hassle on Sunday so everyhing is closed. Part of the culture.
@@Mrkva22296 Well, there are reasons such as I want someone to come with me to visit Slovakia, some of my friends don't want to come or have time, another one is I'm hesitant in general. Haha, I understand you promote Slovakia you want travellers to come and visit which I understand, ja ta rozumiem. I'd like to visit not only the cities but country side even the east side. Great to see on Sundays shops are closed, time for church ⛪️
Realy beautiful vid. guys. If you are here, back again in Bratislava, let me know, there is much, much more to see. I suggest to travel a bit to Banska Štiavnica and other places in Slovakia as well :)
tell me if you like history, traditional cuisine, art or are you more interested in pubs, nightlife, nature, do you wanna bungee jump, hang out with foreigners living in Bratislava, tell us what you're looking for and we can send you some tips. Banská Štiavnica is cool. Do you also plan on visiting Košice? Or the Hight Tatras?
A great place to get a beer/drinks is right next to the Slovak pub Called KGB pub, you can also see it in the background at 7:03 . It is filled with old Soviet artifacts and the whole theme is communistic era. It has great and friendly waiters and the drinks are very well made. Personally I would recommend getting a beer and a drink called “grepovička” it is made out of traditional Slovakia spirit Borovička and grapefruit juice. It is also smoker friendly with a separate smoking room. It is one of our favorite places to go to.
Good video! Thanks to the author of the channel for this fascinating video! It is interesting to see how people live in other countries! It is very important to know foreign languages on such trips. I would like to recommend to all travelers a practical guide to learning foreign languages by Yuriy Ivantsiv " Polyglot Notes. Practical tips for learning foreign languages". This book contains a lot of useful tips on how to learn a foreign language for tourists, students, entrepreneurs and anyone who needs a foreign language in life. There are a lot of good tips on how to solve problems with the language from beginner to advanced level of language learning. It turns out that the traveler only needs to know a few dialogues and you can easily travel around the world! You don't have to spend a lot of time to fully learn a foreign language, you just need to learn what you can use when you travel. I wish everyone exciting travels!
Most tourists that go to central Europe skip Bratislava and that's a shame. In general winters are pretty empty. Summer and Autumn are the months to visit and get the most out of the trip.
@@frantisekiv5512 I'm pretty sure we didn't have quarantine. And the ukraine war isn't a factor for how many people are on the street here. It's literally just because it's winter and that's how it has always been.
...tak preco vsetci vychodniari su tu.., v bratislave? Zrejme aj ty..ze to tu tak dobre poznas a kritizujes..trpis komplexom..ako vsetci vychodniari v bratislave..
To město je smutné, vlastně málo Čechů v Bratislavě vůbec bylo. Šílené nádraží i před ním, hodně neudržovaných chodníků, budovy v dezolátu, málo historie, Rozhlas vypadá děsně, je to škoda.
09:15 There is never a water there, it's a statue from communism era and it seems like the city is just too lazy to demolish that and replace it with something nice.
Hello im Slovakian :) i like watching your videos :) but be carefully , Bratislava is much fully with criminal and bad guys. im villager from middle SLovakia , it so beauty here.
@@SoShimAye no, Im from Bratislava, and people here are amazing and I never been afraid of sameone and I never been in some criminal accident. In fact, Bratislava is super safe city, definitly more safe than Prague, London or Paris for example.
It is nice to go here for a trip, but you would not want to live here if you find yourself here for a few years. You live here, you work here, so you realize that you are in hell.
I enjoy your video thanks for sharing, new friend here
So beautiful city and so amazing for relax and so much to do there
This is Bratislava under Covid measures off season. I can wait till summer. Cool that such nice people like you visited us :)
Very nice, thank you for sharing Mr. Ko, been to Bratislava before, very impressive!
I feel so sorry guys for you not being let into the observation deck above the UFO restaurant, the views from there are really stunning. Really like your video, although you should come back in the summer to get the most out of the city (this applies also to Vienna and Prague). Can't wait to see more of your content
Yes, come back Welcome,to see Slovakia
Thanks Peter 😊 Summer seems like the best time to explore. Will try to come back again to check out UFO 🛸
It is a lovely country.
Lovely video there my friend. Just subbed and look forward to more 👍🏻.
Glad you found one of the best ribs in town.
You are always very welcome here and I hope you will return again sometimes!☺️
Bratislava is very beautiful city
Miluji Bratislavu 🥰
Lot of travelers that I met throughout the years who came to a round trip Prague Budapest and Bratislava all said that they liked Bratislava the most.
Budapest is the most beautiful.
come to slovakia again, there are great news new experiences and summer is coming. summer when you will enjoy the most in Bratislava
22:04 Bratilsva is actually the sunniest city of the three. + Vienna is always colder than Bratislava. You need to come back in spring. Or summer but expect it to be hot for long walks - you'll need more coffee breaks.
Also, next time, don't come on Sunday if you can. Slovakia stops on Sundays. It's part of our culture. Majority of people aren't working on Sunday. So everything is closed. If you do come on Sunday next time, maybe go to Devín castle. It's an important landmark of that area and it's always open.
Thank you! It's an amazing city and we definitely enjoyed our time there. Will try to come back during summer ☀️
Nice video .... thumbs up for the relaxed way how you explored the place ... that's how the travelling should look like. Interesting to see the place in covid time. I was several times in Bratislava but did not have enough time to explore the place like you did :-)... I was only in blue church for wedding of my friends.
Wish you many interesting and safe travels in future
Proud you like it, underated city imo. Hello from Slovakia.
Hello! I am on route to Slovakia, any suggestions?
@@FreddieWanders depends where do you go exactly
it's lovely nice to see bratialava from another view
Pekná hudba v pozadí
lovely video. Thank you for visiting my hometown!
I miss it so much
Beautiful video. Good job! It is my hometown.
Nivy Bratislava where is main bus station is the biggest shopping mall. But the Aupark is beautifull too
Nice video
loving the chill vibe
Very relaxing video :)
Sending love from India ♥️
this was pure joy to watch,nice soothing music in the background, great footage and you have a beautiful wife 😊
Aussies visiting my ancestral homeland, I'd like to visit Slovensko one day and talk to a stranger on the street like they're my grandparent or relative haha because that's how I would feel like, speaking the same language, eating the same food etc.. it's like everyone there is familiar to me like a relative.
And I'm born in Australia and living here, I'm Aussie.
Why is it taking you so long to visit your roots? I don't want to sound pushy, but you need to come 😂. But not on Sunday, Slovaks don't do, don't work, don't hassle on Sunday so everyhing is closed. Part of the culture.
@@Mrkva22296 Well, there are reasons such as I want someone to come with me to visit Slovakia, some of my friends don't want to come or have time, another one is I'm hesitant in general.
Haha, I understand you promote Slovakia you want travellers to come and visit which I understand, ja ta rozumiem. I'd like to visit not only the cities but country side even the east side.
Great to see on Sundays shops are closed, time for church ⛪️
It is much cheaper and faster to go from Bratislava directly to Vienna Airport by bus.
Realy beautiful vid. guys. If you are here, back again in Bratislava, let me know, there is much, much more to see. I suggest to travel a bit to Banska Štiavnica and other places in Slovakia as well :)
Heya I am en route to Brstislavia soon, any other suggestions?
@@FreddieWanders for how long?
@@FreddieWanders When do you want to visit?
tell me if you like history, traditional cuisine, art or are you more interested in pubs, nightlife, nature, do you wanna bungee jump, hang out with foreigners living in Bratislava, tell us what you're looking for and we can send you some tips.
Banská Štiavnica is cool. Do you also plan on visiting Košice? Or the Hight Tatras?
you know there's a lot of direct busses between Bratislava and Vienna airport? :) no need to go to vienna and then back to the airport
Thanks for the tip, noted for next time
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A great place to get a beer/drinks is right next to the Slovak pub Called KGB pub, you can also see it in the background at 7:03 . It is filled with old Soviet artifacts and the whole theme is communistic era. It has great and friendly waiters and the drinks are very well made. Personally I would recommend getting a beer and a drink called “grepovička” it is made out of traditional Slovakia spirit Borovička and grapefruit juice. It is also smoker friendly with a separate smoking room. It is one of our favorite places to go to.
Slovakia wasn't part of the Soviet Union so the artefacts are probably communist but not Soviet
@@Mrkva22296 You can have soviet artifacts outside soviet Union btw :D you can just take them and bring them somewhere else :D
@@sedmidivka what kind of logic is that? Actually you're right, yesterday, I visited a museum in Slovakia and I viewed an Egyptian mummy.
How was the weather in Feb? I know it's grey but was it really cold?
Good video! Thanks to the author of the channel for this fascinating video! It is interesting to see how people live in other countries! It is very important to know foreign languages on such trips. I would like to recommend to all travelers a practical guide to learning foreign languages by Yuriy Ivantsiv " Polyglot Notes. Practical tips for learning foreign languages". This book contains a lot of useful tips on how to learn a foreign language for tourists, students, entrepreneurs and anyone who needs a foreign language in life. There are a lot of good tips on how to solve problems with the language from beginner to advanced level of language learning. It turns out that the traveler only needs to know a few dialogues and you can easily travel around the world! You don't have to spend a lot of time to fully learn a foreign language, you just need to learn what you can use when you travel. I wish everyone exciting travels!
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Not much people on street
Most tourists that go to central Europe skip Bratislava and that's a shame. In general winters are pretty empty. Summer and Autumn are the months to visit and get the most out of the trip.
@@mogoala 21.2.20222 - COVID 19 quarantine. Two days before the war in Ukraine ... .
@@frantisekiv5512 I'm pretty sure we didn't have quarantine. And the ukraine war isn't a factor for how many people are on the street here. It's literally just because it's winter and that's how it has always been.
Imagine dating a guy that can´t afford to rent 2 escooters. Seriously, 1 escooter for 1 person.
You don’t know how fun is it to ride with a girl on an escooter huh
You should go to Košice . In my opinion prettier than Bratislava.
...tak preco vsetci vychodniari su tu.., v bratislave? Zrejme aj ty..ze to tu tak dobre poznas a kritizujes..trpis komplexom..ako vsetci vychodniari v bratislave..
To město je smutné, vlastně málo Čechů v Bratislavě vůbec bylo. Šílené nádraží i před ním, hodně neudržovaných chodníků, budovy v dezolátu, málo historie, Rozhlas vypadá děsně, je to škoda.
Ok
09:15 There is never a water there, it's a statue from communism era and it seems like the city is just too lazy to demolish that and replace it with something nice.
Actually, it is scheduled for repairs this year.
@@martina-f-l Oh, it's been about time. Happy to hear that.
The revitalizaton of the fountain alerady started :)
@@jakubslamka1108 yeah, saw something brewing up there already last weekend. Hopefully, it'll turn out well.
Hello im Slovakian :) i like watching your videos :) but be carefully , Bratislava is much fully with criminal and bad guys.
im villager from middle SLovakia , it so beauty here.
Thanks for letting us know. Will be careful next time by truly beautiful city
Tak navštív niekedy Bratislavu a uvidíš, že sú to len hlúposti čo tu rozprávaš :DD
@@SoShimAye no, Im from Bratislava, and people here are amazing and I never been afraid of sameone and I never been in some criminal accident. In fact, Bratislava is super safe city, definitly more safe than Prague, London or Paris for example.
Yes, obviously you're not from Bratislava otherwise you would realize that it's actually among the safest cities in Europe!
Bad guys are all over the world-
be scared,do not travel😎😲
No Bratislava! Pozsony ❤️
It is nice to go here for a trip, but you would not want to live here if you find yourself here for a few years. You live here, you work here, so you realize that you are in hell.
That must be a you thing
Slovaks are extremely negative people. I wish we could stop
Lol please stop blaming the city for your failures.
Najhnusnejšie mesto