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I think it’s clear that one side is more extreme when they’ve killed almost 200,000 people, 10% of the Gazan population. And call it whatever you want, people are referring to the native Canaanite people who were displaced at the inception of Israel , unlike any other previous empires or cultural shifts . Yes the people who today call themselves Palestinian, largely have native Canaanite DNA, not Arab DNA as is often insinuated to further erase their corporeal connection to the land , as you have tried , as opposed to the more ephemeral ideological religious connection that Jewish settlers from all over have

by your comment on sagrada familia and its not so "traditional" appearence.. well, the building is still under construction. Also, its architectonical style is called "modernism".. so.. yea, it should seem more modern than a gothic church 600 years old. I may be wrong, and maybe wouldn't have worked for a youtube video, only for your pleasure, but in barcelona there is a museum. well, in fact there are literally hundreds of them, but there is one in particular, in Montjuïc, called MNAC. if you are into "more traditional" religious art, there you have the frescoes (wall paintings) from several churches from the romanesque period that were moved there in order to be better preserved around 100 years ago. The romanesque style precedes the gothic style and belongs to the IX th to XII th centuries. Also, since the museum is on a hill, the view is quite good, and is surrounded by parks. Not a very known museum by tourists in general, but check it out if you can. I think that worths it. Thats not something that you can easily see in many places.

I just got back from Barcelona and it was amazing I can't wait to go back

One of my favorite places in the world! You do have to be careful and watch for pickpockets on the Metro, Puerta del Sol, Gran Via and other touristy places in Madrid. Some people just aren't museum people. My husband is an artist and I'm a Spanish teacher, so we can't bet enough of the Prado, Reina Sofía, and The Thyssen museums. Your video makes me want to go back to the Royal Palace--haven't been there in over 30 years. You got some good food too!

Lamentable tu ignorancia.

Gran Vía is more Cinema and Musical Theatre area than shopping. I guess that when you took the wrong turn you ended up in Preciados or el Carmen 😅

Salmorejo is very different from gazpacho. Gazpacho is a mixture of quite a number of different vegetables, whereas salmorejo is basically just bread, garlic, tomato, salt, and olive oil and vinegar. Traditionally served with boiled egg and iberico ham chips. It contains no cream, the silky texture is due to the stale bread you blend with the tomatoes. The brava sauce is just made of olive oil, and smoky, spicy paprika, hence the red colour. Some people add tomato to it. Hope you enjoyed Spain to the max.

Not a woman dancing what you bought at that store at Plaza Mayor, but a Menina, a figurine of an Infanta, a member of the Spanish Royal Family, and Velazquez's most famous painting.

Parts of downtown are closed for cars and cabs so the letting you off was not a scam based on our visit :) your vids are really accurate

Your waiter in La Gelida may be having a bad day, or she might have been nicer if you had spoken to her in English instead of in Spanish (there are some Catalans who are really belligerent and won’t tolerate the Spanish language). Luckily, most people are not that rude and stupid.

Te perdiste lo mejor de la Alambra. El patio de los leones y El Jeneralife y la puesta del sol.

to compare the light of the windows inside of the Sagrada Familia to Neon Lights says a lot of your no taste!!!!

As an Andalusian I tell you I don't like salmorejo but I do like gazpacho with a mild spicy flavor although you already know that we Spaniards don't like things that are too spicy it is bad for the stomach you could get a stomach problem greetings from Huelva (As for the heat, don't come in August, it is the worst month of summer.).

La Boqueria was my favourite market. Loved seeing it again in your video. And I found Raval to be safe - similar warnings, but Placa Raval with the Botero sculpture and parrot colony was a joy. I liked Raval for being an ordinary neighbourhood, not geared to tourism.

Tienes que ir a Córdoba, posiblemente la ciudad más bonita de España

All the beaches in Spain are free and yes topless is common in every Spanish beach not only in Barcelona.

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❤❤❤ a takje vi mojete podpisatsya na moy TH-cam kanal

I was working in Alhambra for a year as art restorer. I was behind the upper windows of the alberca yard, With many tourists below and many bats hanging just upstairs

Madrid tan bella como infravalorada.buen video

I like that ceramic bowl. My trip to Spain is round the corner. A package tour though.

Calle Preciados

You could've still gone to the Temple of Devod since what is really interesting about it is its sourrandings, with amazing views to the royal palace and look outs to the city it self. But you did what is most recomended for a three day visit! Loved your comments to your experiences

Tourists go home! No more tourists in Madrid.

i think you would have loved the archeologican museum in Madrid (MAN), i get like visiting the Prado museum is like a really big thing, but i find history far more interesting specially as the MAN has the Dama de Elche and Dama de Baza statues (iberian statues)

The South os Spain is a must-visit, undoubtedly, but I’m more in love with the small towns than the big cities (I even felt a bit disappointed with Seville to be honest… I was so hyped beforehand). Free tapas in Granada are unparalleled in the rest of Spain, and you should know that, if you’d stayed for a second drink, the second tapa would’ve been even better (once I knew this, I decided I would not take a seat for lunch or dinner😅). As for the thick accent, it can be difficult to understand even for other Spaniards.

Excellent!!! what camera did you use, film quality and editing is outstanding!

What a trip you enjoyed! Haven't been to either Seville or Granada and I appreciate the tour you've given us. Looking forward to the next video.

In Spain we don’t speak with a lisp. It’s not Plaza de Ezpaña, as you pronounced it, but Plaza de España (we pronounce differently the “z” and the “s”, unlike in South America) It would be a lisp if we pronounced the “s” as a “z”, and that’s not the case.

Absolutely gorgeous. Brought back memories for me. Well done!

looooveeeed this city when we was there, greetings from miami

Looks so magical 😍

por las imagenes que he visto de la joyeria grassy,,estuviste al principio de la gran via en el numero 1...es mucho mas comercial mas adelante.From the images I have seen of the Grassy jewelry store, you were at the beginning of the Gran Via at number 1... it is much more commercial later on

¡th-cam.com/video/29Khm4i7CcU/w-d-xo.html&start_radio=1 esta es la musica tipica de madrid

Algunas puntualizaciones: - Es cierto que en Gran Vía cada vez hay más vagabundos, sobre todo por la noche, cuando verás gente durmiendo en las aceras a cada paso. Por el día es mucho menos frecuente. Gran Vía es considerada el Broadway de España porque hay varios teatros donde hay programados musicales, y también abundan los restaurantes. No hay demasiadas tiendas de ropa (destacaría Primark por ser de los más grandes de Europa), pero sí en las calles aledañas como Fuencarral o Preciados. - La pronunciación de San Ginés está spot on. En cuanto a Templo de Debod, la pronunciación correcta era la segunda ;-) - Templo de Debod está en un parque cerca de Plaza de España y, aunque las visitas a su interior terminaran a las 20:00, creo que deberías haberte acercado, dado que la visita al interior consiste en una sola sala de pequeño tamaño, y no creo que merezca mucho la pena. Sin embargo podrías haber sacado algunas fotos preciosas de su exterior. Además se ha puesto de moda acercarse a esa zona para ver la puesta de Sol, pues hay unas vistas hermosas del Palacio Real, la Almudena y mucha gente joven sentada en el césped haciendo picnic y oyendo música (muy buenas vibras). - El Retiro es también mi zona preferida de Madrid. Me ha extrañado que no sacaras imágenes del Palacio de Cristal. Hay más parques preciosos en Madrid, como Fuente del Berro o Campo del Moro, pero es lógico que, en una visita de dos días, no se puede ver todo. Me alegro de que hayas disfrutado de Madrid y que el resto de tu viaje por España cumpla tus expectativas!

Great vlog. I enjoy a lot seeing my own city through the eyes of visitors. Love your smile. I’m really looking forward to the next chapters of your journey in Spain.

En el parque del retiro, se encuentra la única estatua del ángel caído, o sea, lucifer, el demonio, es una estatua única.

Another great video! I’m feeling wanderlust already 😅

Croquetas are my favourite - thanks for triggering a craving 😜 Loved this video, and excited to see more! (bonus points for a quick shot of Tim Horton's!)

Ugh so beautiful, next time we do a brothers trip!!

Very good presentation, but had a hard time hearing what Kathleen was saying two or three times

This was SUCH a fun day! Thank you for having me back on 😁

This was one of the best videos I have seen about Budapest and Eger. I was delighted to see that you enjoyed your stay. Great summery about you visít. Well done bro. Next time you are here don't forget to book a ticket to the Parliment in advance. Ohhh and Hi to Chelsea 😊. Greetings from Hungary. 🤗

I also enjoyed it as a Hungarian. The Széchenyi Bath is much cheaper for Hungarians, because doctors prescribe it on prescription if you ask for it. This is a pass, so it is good for several occasions. We don't eat goulash soup as often as you do, and mom or wife does it best.

A nice reminder to see - I really enjoyed your videos from that trip.

11:17 Unfortunately, the House of Terror Museum is more of a propaganda piece than an actual museum. It's the brainchild of the current right-wing regime, and aimed at downplaying the sins of the Nazi period and overstating the effects of Socialism (they call it Communism which is never was). You yourself speak as if Nazism had been brought onto Hungary by the Germans. Which it wasn't. Just a single fact, Hungary introduced the numerus clausus years before Germany. Also, they instilled in you that Socialism (they refer to it Communism to sex it up) started in 1945, right at the end of the second world war. No, It didn't. There was a three-year period during which a truly democratic system was put in place. Soviet-style Socialism started with the rigging of the 1948 elections. Hungary is no longer a free or democratic country. You should always doble check your sources unfortunately.

26:20 The first line is the first underground in Europe. London 1863 and in Europe Budapest 1896. Also the first electric subway

13:15 In Hungary, goulash soup is a lunch in itself and after that they only eat scones. Hungarians eat bread with goulash soup, and that's it. It's a decent meal.

Man probably you aimed only Americans and therefore this extreme hype with extreme excitement which is too much. I know that for Americans everything is very best in their all life - I mean they say it every day at least twice - So there is no serious component to it at all. OK we get use to it somehow , even we do not understand this approach in Europe. But if you have aimed not only American viewer base, then calm down a bit . Otherwise at least from Europe nobody will subscribe to this fakeness.

Hi ! I'm glad you liked it here. A couple of additions There is a so-called first door system, especially at night and on flights with little traffic. It means that you get on the bus at the first door and the driver will check your ticket. Only landing is permitted at the other doors. Homeless people avoid the underground's and subways. Their presence is a constant source of conflict. They are not well-groomed, dirty, drunk, teasing. Therefore, they are distracted from the vehicles. Pörc@prézli (cca pearts@ prezli) pörc fried pork skin is "prezli fried breadcrumbs.This was the coating on the cottage cheese dumplings. Gulyás ( goulash) : You thought right. So much more about it that it has many variations, but the base is always spicy beef soup with vegetables. The name of the food is also the name of an occupation. Gulyás is a shepherd who raises cattle. Like a cowboy. The one who took it to the market was the hajdú, the one who slaughtered it was the mészáros ( butcher ), and the processed it it was the hentes. If the last two expressions are said about a person, it is not exactly a compliment. But I can't believe that you haven't tried fruit soup, for example. The name is a bit shocking, but it is a spectacular dessert. There are several versions, for example with one type of fruit (sour cherry, raspberry). But it can also contain several types of fruit. 13:38 Sechenyi was not so bad. Considering the complexity of the name in Hungarian. But the names of the old noble families were so complicated. Ny corresponds roughly to Spanish ñ. The pronunciation of i is about the same as in indigo. 15:07 this green is quite friendly. But it's definitely better than, for example, gray. There are kings in the row of columns in the Heroes Square. This is a higher category than the general. In the Middle Ages, the king was also the supreme leader of the army. It is not by chance that the Middle Ages predominate. This was the heyday of the country. 22:29 This Spanish CAF is the youngest vehicle in the tram fleet. I note that earlier (1995) it also delivered railway cars to MÁV (Hungarian State Railways), which is currently the backbone of the international fleet. 22:47 CKD Tatra tram. This is a middle aged vehicle. 23:04 Ganz ICS tram (ICS= iprai csuklós= industrial articulated) This is already considered old. This means that only the UV type tram produced by Ganz is older, but it only operates as a nostalgia tram. The Market Hall has three floors. The pickled vegetables are in the cellar. Definitely a tourist trap. There are 7 categories of ground paprika from very sweet to very hot. You can also buy extra chili sauces from small producers. The classic of these is Erős Pista (Strong Stevie). This is ground raw hot pepper mixed with salt. You can buy it in any grocery store. Look for it under the food seasonings. It tastes more salty to me, but it might not be the same for others. If you need something spicier, check out the small manufacturers. The names Kegyes Halál, Attila Isten ostora (Merciful Death, Attila's Whip of God) are revealing... The large yellowish-white paprika berry seen in the markets is known in England as Hungarian wax. Not spicy type. There are at least 25 varieties in the group...Generally used as a adding in sandwiches and salads, it is the main ingredient of the dish called stuffed peppers. There is a version filled with spicy meat mixed with rice, and a pickled version filled with cabbage. On the other hand, dark green is more of a long variety, which is spicy. This is sold under the name of Hegyes erős (sharp strong) . There are several varieties of this too.. If you don't like the spicy taste, take this word "erős" seriously. It is eaten as a supplement, e.g. in sandwiches, but it is also added to food if you want a spicy taste. Other popular varieties are apple and cherry-shaped peppers in several sizes. They are rather pickled. They are also filled with sauerkraut. The apple shape can be non-spicy, the other only spicy. Vak varjú( Vak varyu) = Blind crow. One of the characters in a nursery rhyme. 26:23 The M1 line was the second such facility in the world. This is a sight to behold, although the original vehicles had to be replaced in 1974. At that time, the line was extended and the traffic schedule was also changed. One of the original vehicles can be seen in the Underground Railway Museum at the Deák tér stop. The line is part of the World Heritage. M2 line and M4 line work with the latest Alstom vehicles . The M3 line is operated by renovated Ev-3 vehicles of Russian origin. Eger. The place is significant because, after the disastrous Battle of Mohács in 1526, a clear winh was achieved here against the superpower of the time. The attacker was an army that already occupied two castles, which were stronger than the Eger castle. This also refers to the area protected by the castle. In this case, it is the area between the Danube and Tisza rivers. A novel was born about the event called Egri csillagok ( The Stars of Eger ). The author's grave is on one of the bastions of the Eger Castle. The novel was made into a film. The distillery is located in Pilisborojenő, close to Budapest, and is free to visit.The place name is Egri vár. Special congratulations for the trip to Eger. Tourists rarely dare to leave Budapest. But if it's a hidden place. Gyermekvasút , Libegő, Memento park . These are not in the tourist center. Best.