Staying with a Stranger in Belgrade! | Travel Vlog
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 มิ.ย. 2024
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In this Belgrade Travel Vlog i Venture to a new country! the former communist state of Belgrade, Serbia! i switch things up with this adventure, i stay with a COMPLETE stranger and it was absolutely chaotic!
Belgrade is one of the oldest capitals in the world, with over 7000 years of continuity. Due to it’s extraordinary location, it has attracted people since the neolithic times, and several neolithic settlements have been found throughout the city territory, the most important one being Vinča (a Danube suburb of Belgrade).
Celts have settled the city around the 4th century B.C. and named it Singidunum. Then came the Romans, developing a luxurious city over the centuries. In the 5th century A.D. it was destroyed by the Huns and later conquered and reconquered by Goths, Byzantines, Slavs, Bulgarians, Hungarians, Serbs, Turks, Austrians until it finally become Serbian again in the nineteenth century.
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Nice vid Mate & the explanation about soviet/kommunism/brutalism arkhitektures. I remember the fortress was a awesome spot for a sunset when I was there too. Enjoy, Legend.
Thankyou so much brother! I know you’re busy at the moment so I appreciate the time to watch! Love life ❤️
Serbia was never part of Soviet Union 😭
If you watched to the end of the video, you wouldn’t of needed to make that comment 😭
Na zalost nije
Thx God. greets from Serbia..Slava Ukrajini
@@brothabox6998
Slava Russia!!!
Is not kosovo war is war Serbia vs Nato scum,kosovo is part of Serbia. Good video !
Good to know!! Thanks for watching!
Kosovo was not even a province - that is the problem. It was stolen by vultures from the Serbs for goals to control EurAsia. And people from across the border went in by the thousands to escape communism. Now they claim it as theirs and rewriting their history in any which way they can, sadly.
@@CiaranTravels To compare, Nato did to Serbia what Russia is doing in Ukraine. Actually Russians are calling for that presedan.
A rusi nas prodali brt..ne brini putin ce te spasiti...samo ima problema u Ukrajini xD
@@ringo983 To compare, you would have to know something about history and about international law. Stick to CNN and BBC and enjoy your ignorance. Easier than having to change all you believed your whole life.
Cevapi is Serbian national dish 😊 Not Bosnian. Serbs have been making cevapi for more that five centuries. Not to be mistaken with Turkish kebab, which is also great, but is made by islam religious food rules. Serbia is a Christian country. The method of food preparation in Serbia is European, Orthodox Christian. So, everywhere you go across Balkans, you can find Serbian origin food, such as burek, ajvar, kajmak, cevapi, pljeskavuca, lepinja. Because ethnic Serbs live also in other Balkan countries, not only in Serbia. The influence of Serbian food spreaded throughout the Balkans. Belgrade is 7.000 years old❤ Of course, Serbs are very pleased that other Balkan countries are enjoying Serbian food, and include Serbian dishes and recipes in their daily eating. The original Serbian cevapi are part of Leskovacki Rostilj. So, if you ask what cevapi in Belgrade are the best, it is Leskovacki cevapi. The best in the world. A league of their own🥇 All Serbian food is authentic. All of the ingredients are produced in Serbia. And, unlike in other countries, in Serbia the food is ORGANIC, it is not GMO. Because Serbian law strictly prohibits GMO. PS. Bosnia is a newly composed country. And in historical archives there are precise evidence about the ethnic composition of the population in Bosnia, throughout the history. The demographic majority in the past was Serbian. But, during 1990s, Serbs were ethnically cleansed from Bosnia. Until 1990s, more then 300.000 Serbs had lived in Sarajevo only. There is not a single Serb in Sarajevo nowadays, all Serbs were brutally killed by Naser Oric paramilitary terrorist thugs. And Serbian property was illegally taken. What's even worse, nowadays there are more than a hundred parajemats in Bosnia (paradzemati) and camps for training terrorists. How do we know about that?! Well, Bosnian Muslim experts on terrorism talk about it all the time and have evidence on it, what is going on in their country. Honestly, I feel sorry for ordinary people in Bosnia. They deserve a better life, without terrorism. And without conflicts with their dear brothers from Serbia.
Bro, even Graham Hancock still hasn`t heard of Vinca culture. You are ahead of most historians.
Enjoy your stay in Belgrade mate!
Make sure to try some of the local dishes like cevapi (can recommend "Savcic" place, great food..), pljeskavica, rakija, etc..
Other then that i recommend buying few beers and just chilling at the Belgrade fortress as the sun goes down.
Great view, chill people.. i'm sure you will enjoy it
Btw, since you are here.. you might as well hop on the new fast and cheap train between Belgrade-NoviSad and check out Novi Sad.
Thankyou so much! I appreciate the recommendations!
Absolutely loving Belgrade! Such a beautiful place!!
In regards to Novi Sad… you’ll have to wait for next video 😉
Ebali vas cevapi .
I love gibanica and also that corn bread with pumpkin.
Hello-wwow, you created useful !see ya~ Ciaran!
Welcome
Thankyou!
You are amazing 💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽
Thankyou :)
Ice cream looks so delicious.
Probably the best life cream I’ve had!!
Nice video, but please stop saying "the Kosovo war". I know that you did not mean anything bad, but its very offensive towards Serbian people.
Albanians from Kosovo formed an "army" and tryed to seperate illegaly from the Serbia (if something like that happened in UK or USA, it would be considerate as terroris ocupation). When Serbia sent an Army to stop the invasion from Albanians, NATO declared illegal attack on Serbia (its illegal by the laws of the UN). 19 of 20 countrys that were part of NATO at the time (all but greece) started to boomb Serbia from all sides for 3 mounths. They were targeting hospitals, factors and everything that they found beneficial towards Serbian people. They used illegal chemical boombs from which Serbia will never recover (Serbia has the highest death from cancer rate in Europe). After 3 mounths, both sides declared piss and Kosovo staryd as part of Serbia under the "ptotection" from NATO to keep piss. Since then NATO is trying everything to seperate Kosovo from Serbia and is puting Serbia under bigger and bigger presure with every new year.
I understand that probably noone will read all this, but i had to vent about it...
The destroyed building was the ministry of defense
did you two become one in next video?
Only pre-announced group visits are allowed in the Parliament.
I would love to go inside!
wait isnt england playing a match with Serbia today , when you get the van on the road the video's should be good like these ,
Yes they were mate, in Germany!
Yeah they will be
You have walked a lot!
Haha I always do!
There is nothing Soviet in Belgrade, but there is something from the socialist era, and that is called brutalist style
If you watched till the end of the video, you’ll see that I correct myself and say that it’s brutalist architecture.. but thanks 😉
Sorry, where is Mary from?
South Africa
druze prosao kroz centar grada i sve nazvao sovjetskim iako centar beograda ima najmanje brutalizma i bilo cega sto bi mogao nazvati sovjetskim....
da, slažem se, ali ukazao sam samo na brutalističku arhitekturu iz doba komunizma, nazvao sam je samo sovjetskom jer je brutalizam bio najčešći tip arhitekture za vrijeme Sovjetskog Saveza, znam da srbija nije bila dio Sovjetskog Saveza, ali s njima se koristi biti komunistički režim, samo sam ga navikao zvati sovjetskim zbog iste arhitekture :)
@@CiaranTravelsBrutalism actually came from the West. The National Theater on the Thames' South Bank in London is a good example.
@@BelgradeArch I know, I just said it’s a common type :)
As someone living in Munich the richest city in Germany I can say that our brutalism has a human face in comparison to the German one. In our blocks we had more green space, sport fields (basketball usually but sometimes even full football field), schools and Kindergartens, post offices, libraries, stores and restaurants.
Hungarian parliament is one of the most beautiful in Europe.
Yes I can imagine!
She looks more azerbaijani than russian tbh...hmm
Mary is part Armenian, part Russian, grew up in Russia before moving to Serbia a couple years ago :)
@@CiaranTravels makes sense now...armenians and azerbaijanis look the same lol
Shortly after the end of the Second World War, Yugoslavia (of which Serbia was a member) was in extremely hostile relations with the USSR! In Yugoslavia, secret admirers and supporters of the USSR were found and imprisoned in prison camps located on remote, uninhabited islands in the Adriatic Sea and in other prisons in the country. Back then it was enough just to secret police find out that you supported the USSR and that was enough reason to end up in prison, where you were tortured, beaten and starved every day.
So neither Yugoslavia nor Serbia has anything to do with the USSR, nor was it their ally, nor part of their bloc,but on the contrary.
Second, these are NOT Soviet buildings, but socialist brutalism style. Such SAME buildings were built and still exist in almost every country in Europe, especially in England, France, Germany and many other countries, and they have nothing to do with the Soviets or the USSR.
Thankyou for that history lesson, however if you watched till the end of the video, you’ll see me correct myself and say that the architecture is brutalism :)
Before You visit another new country, I gently advise ( recommend 🧐🤔)You to learn something of history of that country,eg. historical facts, modus vivendi of these people,.ecc...😊
If you watch my other videos and listened to what I said at the start of this video, you’ll realise that I do :) but thanks
@@CiaranTravels I hope...thanks. 😀
@@elenaeskic6819 I do tend to research but this trip was a little last minute and I kind of learnt as I went on!😄😄
@@CiaranTravels ... which was obviously...🤫😁🥲
Napolje,idi u albaniju...
I’ve been :)
Jel bilo seksa :)
Bro serbia is not russia 😐 😳 😂
Please point out where I said Serbia was Russia..?