The reason why you don't see a lot of people are: Sunday- they close the streets for people to walk (no cars allowed on some bulevards), July/August- people are on vacation and 35+ degres...people go out after 18:00 when it is cooler and stay out later like later than midnight.
Curious fact: 7:15 Although they look similar to communist blocks they are not. Those are art-deco blocks from the interwar period sadly not properly maintaned like many other old buildings from the city. With some proper refurbishment, they would look nice.
Ur airbnb its prob in a 1930 building , u prob look for something cheaper there and got that v old building sadly. All buildings that are taller then 4th floors and where build after 1980 have elavators in Romania. Also i noticed u didnt visited the "Old Town" of this city , its one if not the main atracttion in the city full of restaurants and bars and great looking buildings with very nice architecture everywhere u look there. Anyway this city its massive in scale u need more then 1 full day to visit most of it . and u literally can find some great looking buildings where u dont expect at all, like in a narrow street or something its pretty much pack with these kind of hidden gems, nice architecture buildings. But u need to know where to look first ^^ Also i strongly advise u to visit Therme Bucharest its the Biggest Spa from Europe and one of the most modern one. Mostly foreign tourist come here in Bucharest for Therme :))
I visited the Therme the night before actually. I did have 2/3 days in Bucharest but definitely didn’t have a full chance to explore it as I was really burnt out my last day, and needed it as an editing / recharge day
@@BenRobson123i see nice , ya i noticed u got a decent tan :)) Noticed you dress way to "much" for that hot weather , everyone was in short pants -t shirt u had a black tight neck blouse ^^ Would die dress that thicc on 36 degree's heat :))
@@sorinpopa1442 I wear that top a lot because it’s actually very thin and light weight, way more comfortable to wear in the heat than a normal t-shirt!
The city its huge like size , ya has some old communist rundown parts , that where never refurbish yet , but also some great looking ones ,its a mix between new one fresh build and old historical ones and some old rundown communist ones also ^^ still plenty of things to do and see in the city but for that u need at least 2 days, because like i said the city its big in size.
Yeah, I didn’t think it was worthy of a ‘this is why you need to visit’ video 😄 it is a strange mix of some beautiful buildings, contrasted with some quite rundown areas
@@sorinpopa1442 I know we walked all of it and I still didn’t like it lol. It had an unsafe feel too it as well, which I didn’t feel in Bran or Brasov and the other places we went in Romania.
@@carolinepritchard3842you are in the capital of a country tho. 2+ million people bigger than Paris. Comparing it to Brasov is the same as comparing London with Bristol. I can understand why you’d felt unsafe, the graffitis and randown buildings can give off that vibe but nevertheless Bucharest is a really safe city. One of the safest capitals of EU
@@carolinepritchard3842 This city is safer than Paris, London, Berlin, Amsterdam... so you have no idea you talking about. Also the city is 10 times bigger than Brasov so there are so many interesting places if you know how to find them.
'Homeless people wondering around' he said, while passing an elderly guy who's clearly not homeless. A bit rich, don't you think, when sadly every town in UK (nevermind the cities) has ots fair share. A bit of humility wouldn't go amiss - oh and show a bit of respect for the places you visit and your audience here - as it is - and do a minimum of research before you go. Stopped watching after about 8 minutes
You missed the old town, one of the most beautiful areas to visit in Bucharest! You missed many amazing spots, you should come back for more.
Man thank you for visiting. I loved your b roll shots amazing. :D
The reason why you don't see a lot of people are: Sunday- they close the streets for people to walk (no cars allowed on some bulevards), July/August- people are on vacation and 35+ degres...people go out after 18:00 when it is cooler and stay out later like later than midnight.
I noticed the Main Street being closed, it was really like a ghost town in the afternoon! And yes, definitely got WAY busier after 6PM :)
Curious fact: 7:15 Although they look similar to communist blocks they are not. Those are art-deco blocks from the interwar period sadly not properly maintaned like many other old buildings from the city. With some proper refurbishment, they would look nice.
The fancy roof building is Romanian Athenaeum
...and Arcul de Triumf(Triumphal Arch)
Lovely buildings,a bit too hot for me i'll stick to the rain in England as its never stopped since you left
I heard the weather has been very bad at home. Not missing it at all, even though it’s been very hot and sweaty here!
Love your content, keep it up!
Thank you!
Ur airbnb its prob in a 1930 building , u prob look for something cheaper there and got that v old building sadly.
All buildings that are taller then 4th floors and where build after 1980 have elavators in Romania.
Also i noticed u didnt visited the "Old Town" of this city , its one if not the main atracttion in the city full of restaurants and bars and great looking buildings with very nice architecture everywhere u look there.
Anyway this city its massive in scale u need more then 1 full day to visit most of it .
and u literally can find some great looking buildings where u dont expect at all, like in a narrow street or something its pretty much pack with these kind of hidden gems, nice architecture buildings.
But u need to know where to look first ^^
Also i strongly advise u to visit Therme Bucharest its the Biggest Spa from Europe and one of the most modern one.
Mostly foreign tourist come here in Bucharest for Therme :))
I visited the Therme the night before actually. I did have 2/3 days in Bucharest but definitely didn’t have a full chance to explore it as I was really burnt out my last day, and needed it as an editing / recharge day
@@BenRobson123i see nice , ya i noticed u got a decent tan :))
Noticed you dress way to "much" for that hot weather , everyone was in short pants -t shirt u had a black tight neck blouse ^^
Would die dress that thicc on 36 degree's heat :))
@@sorinpopa1442 I wear that top a lot because it’s actually very thin and light weight, way more comfortable to wear in the heat than a normal t-shirt!
I see u maybe right,
How u find Bucharest now after u second visit there ? still a shithole overall or not so anymore ? :)))
If you got the cheapest one.....why are you complaining ? Dig into them pockets if you want quality....
Exactly, but also airbnb did not share the main lobby if were reburbished or not 😂😂😂😂😂
I like romanian ..wary butpull cantree ..👍👍👍👍👍
Where you liked it more Bucharest or Brasov ?
Brasov 1000%
Ben what camera are you using and editing software im just getting started
I just use my iPhone 13, and edit using the free iMovie software on my MacBook. Good luck!
Most of people live in blocks yes
8:30 haha u where not wrong there ^^
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You just missed the old town during night. The best place for distraction, food and drink. 😂😂😂
Are you from East Midlands😍?
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I didn’t like this city, however nicer buildings in the older part 😊
The city its huge like size , ya has some old communist rundown parts , that where never refurbish yet ,
but also some great looking ones ,its a mix between new one fresh build and old historical ones and some old rundown communist ones also ^^
still plenty of things to do and see in the city but for that u need at least 2 days, because like i said the city its big in size.
Yeah, I didn’t think it was worthy of a ‘this is why you need to visit’ video 😄 it is a strange mix of some beautiful buildings, contrasted with some quite rundown areas
@@sorinpopa1442 I know we walked all
of it and I still didn’t like it lol. It had an unsafe feel too it as well, which I didn’t feel in Bran or Brasov and the other places we went in Romania.
@@carolinepritchard3842you are in the capital of a country tho. 2+ million people bigger than Paris. Comparing it to Brasov is the same as comparing London with Bristol.
I can understand why you’d felt unsafe, the graffitis and randown buildings can give off that vibe but nevertheless Bucharest is a really safe city. One of the safest capitals of EU
@@carolinepritchard3842 This city is safer than Paris, London, Berlin, Amsterdam... so you have no idea you talking about. Also the city is 10 times bigger than Brasov so there are so many interesting places if you know how to find them.
'Homeless people wondering around' he said, while passing an elderly guy who's clearly not homeless. A bit rich, don't you think, when sadly every town in UK (nevermind the cities) has ots fair share. A bit of humility wouldn't go amiss - oh and show a bit of respect for the places you visit and your audience here - as it is - and do a minimum of research before you go. Stopped watching after about 8 minutes
@@GT-od9nn why do you assume I think the UK is some golden place? I’m just commenting on what I see, chill out