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Very good video. However I'm an Athenian and I avoid Omonoia like the plague. 😂

trust me i live in pikeville, its not as fun as they say i promise its more crackheads and people who dont know how to drive its a good view dont get me wrong there really no good restaurants its all the same

Richard you crushed showing off the beauty of Sibiu. It really is one of the best cities in the world that most people don't know about. It does somewhat feel like you are stepping back into old Germany. Thank you so much and can't wait to see your other Romania videos. I just subscribed.

Very good

Nicely done video. Nobody in these travel videos mentions how much Albanaians love to sit outside on terraces. And that many of them smoke. Which partially ruins the experience for non-smokers. It's almost impossible to find a nice place to sit outside without someone near you lighting up and polluting the air for everyone else.

Paraguay had no crime at all under Stroessner and the economy was doing good.

Awesome video. Planning a visit to Lima Peru next year in March. Ive got to check out Barranco and more. Great job! You've got me stoked and ready to go now....

what's the name of the place you stayed at?

I like Sepolia too. I considered moving there because years ago it was affordable, but I ended up buying in Kaisariani. I can't wait for the new Metro line. Thank you for this video, it was very informative.

bro where is the ASADO

Good vid explains a lot.

I am visiting SMA the last week of October of this year. I was debating if staying 2 days or 3 days. Is 2 days enough time to visit and see everything there? I go to Querétaro after SMA but my original plan was to be in QUE for only one day because my plane leave from there but I can add one day there and one day less in SMA. Any suggestions of what I should do.

Great video!!! I haven’t been to Peru in years… now, I wanna go back soon. Just a couple of observations: your first dish wasn’t a chaufa, it was “arroz con mariscos” and it comes from the Spanish heritage. Very close to a Spanish paella. Second: the picarones aren’t served with honey but with a sugar cane syrup, called “chancaca”.

Great rundown. Thank you!

Great VDO, thank you so much. I’m planing to visit Bulgaria next February and your VDO is a good start for me.

Minuto 2:32 mi querido profesor Prudencio Vidal Zelaya en el primer muro inclusivo de Asunción, a la entrada de su barrio la Chacarita

Thank you for the video. I am going to Bucharest, Brasov, Sighisoara, Cluj, and then Sibiu in about a month and have been trying to learn about those cities. I appreciate the historical information you have provided in this video as I love to learn the history of places where I travel. Very helpful and very nicely done.

Прекрасен разказ за Сибиу. И красиво видео, беше удоволствие да го видя. Благодаря ви

I am always intrigued by the narrow streets in European cities. I bet they make navigation a challenge! And the "eyes" are so cool. I didn't notice them until you mentioned them, but now I can't unsee them!

Great video Richard.... the large square looks like it would be a great place for good conversation and beer/coffee.

Homosexually city,love abortion here,hate Christian here!! Don't spend your money here!!!!

Excelente video, gracias por mostrar a nuestro país, ojalá un día pueda visitar Encarnación.

I have plans to visit paraguay. I live in Nicaragua and have traveled central America and South america. Can you recommend a monthly place in Asuncion to dip our feet. My wife is Nicaraguan. I am from united states

Excellent. Can't wait to see more videos of the city. I will be there in May 2025.

I just subscribed to you after watching this video! We are thinking Peru is next on our list. Also like your vlogging style and editing- (I’m newish on YT still finding my style. Thank you!

Thanks for the vlog, I'm hoping to go in February. Would you say the prices are reasonable for food, drinks, coffees etc in Miraflores?

❤Arriba Perú

Your videos have convinced me to go to Lima in January - Thank you!

possibly? no, its definitely the best city

I love Paraguay but the Zoo made me and my 13 years old son very sad. 😢

i as just there last week the drink is terere pronounced teddaday

To visit is not a bad idea, moving there requires a great deal more investigation, high level of government corruption and ranks high in the Latin American countries with organized crime. As far as freedom, that is always fragile in a country that has changed it's constitution 6 times, not a good sign.

Racist City is trash, Lynching Black Truck Driers , Henderson NC as well, Racist!!!

That ain't spaghetti.

17:05 my cousins store. And yes it’s normal for stores to be closed on Sunday as it’s still a pretty religious culture down there.

There also some important art galleries displaying the work of Paraguayan artists. The country is very rich in artistic talent.

I really enjoy travel videos, and when I found OAFH I immediately became a subscriber. It's easiest and cheapest way for me to discover intriguing, historical, places and the beautiful scenery around the globe.

Looks like a great place to visit. So much history coupled with plenty of breweries and distilleries....what's not to like? Thanks for sharing the highlights of Dublin.

Love your Ireland videos. I lived in Galway for a year. Great place!

Your videos are fantastic. Thank you for making this one in particular…the neighborhoods along Lima’s coast are some of my favorite places on the planet.

Richard, I just stumbled across this video and want to thank you for your insights into the shanty town of El Salvador. Would you be kind as to share the contact of your 'guide/interpreter' there? I just launched Équipe International in Bogota and will be starting similar activities in Lima, and eventually throughout all of Central and South America. We operate like a 'for profit' company, however we give all of our profits to people in need. We provide food (aquaponics), clothing (hemp w/ cotton), housing (rammed earth and redevelopment of urban structures), transportation (cargo bikes with electric motors) and health (natural products/scalar technology).

My late mother was entrusted by the ministry of housing then ruled by the military (1970's) to break a land invasion that took place in the northern part of Lima. She mentioned this stretch of arid land in the southern part of town. When she asked the leaders of tha take over to check the land they then agreed to abandon the taken land for their new promised land and peacefully moved onto what is now known as "Industrial park Villa El Salvador"....... she then conducted a demographics study on the first inhabitants. There is a small pathway that bears her name as a tribute for her contributions.

What a vibrant and fun city to visit! It seems that with all the monuments, breweries, distilleries, museums, art, and history, there is something for everyone! Thanks for sharing!

Lit no Been there for twelve years I hope i'll never live there again (Obviusly this is my opinion, anyone can feel free of loving the city, it has many good things but there are better places in South America)

Woww.. What memories!! I am Panamanian and I visited those places in 1982. I went to a techno-mechanical seminar in Marblehead at the BIRO MFG. CO. I was 26 years old 42 years ago. Today in 2024 I am 68... From Port Clinton I went to Kelleys and Katawba Islands. It was wonderful and I will always remember that visit. Greetings!👍

Really interesting. I visited Cusco before and remember some delicious dishes I never had anywhere else. I also remember a buffet at the Iquitos Hilton on the Amazon, very exotic but flavorful seafood.

Congrats! great video! I'm peruvian and your videos make me want to go back soon, when the weather is nice!! ;)

The Peruvian food is delicious. The Peruvian tradition, history and culture are beautiful. I am proud from my country Peru 🇵🇪.

The Great Cornholio brought me here 😂😂

Thank you for this informative video 🙏