Traveling from Serbia to Bulgaria by train is difficult.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 พ.ย. 2023
- In this video we attempt to travel from Belgrade, Serbia to Plovdiv, Bulgaria via train.
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Stay safe always beautiful family 🙏🏽 thank you for sharing. Hugs for Hays 🤗
Hays ate all the chocolate with the babysitter! LOL🍫
Danke!
i feel like the taxi driver "maybe yes maybe no" ripped you off
You have access to internet so you could have checked out for a bus directly from Niš to Sofia. Becouse there is one.
Something i found interesting was, when I went to Japan, my japanese friends were really shocked when I told them smoking indoors is completely banned in Korea. In japan its very much still normal!
What a great mid-week surprise. Hope this will continue. So glad Hays got some facetime, he was brilliant , but not enough of him. Wonder if this trip can make Guinness World Records for the longest motorized vehicle travel from Serbia to Bulgaria.
I think you may have just come up with a new "side-vlog" - The Hungover Traveler!!!
Luckily, the Novi Sad-Belgrade high speed rail will be extended all the way to Niš. Traveling with the SOKO train will be much better 😁
60 euros for dimitrovgrad-slivnica… you could have take bla bla car to dimitrovgrad-sofia for 6 euros 😅
Yeah the rail section towards Bulgaria through Serbia is currently under construction/modernization. Thats why its all a little messed up currently. Cheers
How comfortable was it to travel from Belgrade to Nis in 2nd class, I've done the journey in 1st class and the seats were comfortable with unlimited legroom. The train isn't the best way to travel but as a tourist its nice to do it once at least.
Save yourselves a headache and go with Florentia Bus.
One day, when they've cracked time-travel, I'm going on the Simplon-Orient Express (Paris
there is train dragoman to sofia . so you are little bitttt take more journey :D enjoy car riding definetly better thnan bdz
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Trains in Serbia are currently like museums, yes 😁 But it’s slowly changing. Railway for speeds of 200km/h is being built in the north, from Belgrade to Subotica (border with Hungary), it’s almost finished, it will be completed by the end of 2024. Also Hungary is building their part from Budapest to the border with Serbia so it’s gonna be a fast railway from Belgrade to Budapest. They are also next year starting the part from Belgrade to Niš (where you guys went 😄), also for speeds up to 200km/h. And also it will continue to the border of Bulgaria and to Sofia, and to the border of North Macedonia. And also next year they are starting from Belgrade to the border of Croatia, also for speeds of 200km/h. So If u come back in a few years, it’s gonna be much different then now 😄 Great video! 😊
If you know there is no train service is available, why do you try it? You can ride all day long in trains in Bulgaria from. SOFIA to the Black Sea or to Kulata next to the Greece boarder, or to Romania via Vidin or Ruse... Or catch the night train to Istanbul
For travellers going from Western Europe to Bulgaria and onwards to Turkey by train the best route is currently via Criaova (Romania) and Vidin (Bulgaria). One train daily as well, but no bus connections needed.
Oh look! It's this girl again. I heard that people can know which trains you have been riding just by following your spilled coffee tracks. Is this true?