I definitely need to visit this city. Honestly the best part of the Czech Republic is the cities like this. I visited Plzeň while staying in Prague and it was lovely to see a Czech city not overrun with tourism for a more authentic feel. Also no intrusive tourist trap BS. This looks similar.
@@kindmulberry7196 Plzeň is a fun day trip. There is a really cool little puppet museum, the Pilsner Urquell original brewery tour (Pilsner lager was invented in this city!). As for Pardubice in the video, it looks like a prettier city to walk around.
Aww, too bad I missed it. I was roaming around třída Míru just yesterday. Few other tips or interesting facts: 1. Pardubice is a city of sports - besides already mentioned horse racing and speedway motorcycles, there is a great hockey team, historically one of the most successful in the country, also a football team that plays in the top league, a basketball team that also plays in the top league, etc. Pardubice is also a very flat region, so using a bike as a means of transport is very popular. And because of its flatness, it's also great for jogging, in-line skating, etc. 2. Pardubice is a city of transportation - there's an international airport that is just 10 minutes away from the main railway station (by bus). Although a connection to major European cities is not great atm, there was a direct flight to London before the pandemic so it might get reinstated at some point (fingers crossed). Speaking of the railway station - it's located on the main corridor that connects Hamburg - Berlin - Prague - Vienna (or Bratislava - Budapest). So yeah, you can use the railway station here to travel to other major EU cities. Or to many other cities. 3. If you love coffee then you’ll love Pardubice. There’s a lot of great coffee places that know how to make a good tasting coffee for you (including alternative brewing methods). Some examples - Putovní pražírna, Bakla cafe, Bílej Kocouř or Dobrý Kafe. But if you prefer the big coffee brands then there’s also Starbucks, Costa Coffee, or CrossCafe (Czech franchise, student-friendly). 4. There’s a lot of summer music fests, namely Majáles which takes place 5 min walk from the university, or Hrady, which takes place next to (below) a medieval castle Kunětická hora. Unfortunately, all fests have been canceled during this year due to the pandemic. But there’s a good chance they’ll reopen the following year. 5. Getting around the city is really easy. Besides the already mentioned possibility to commute by bike, you can also rent one (Nextbike) or you can rent an electric scooter (Bolt or Uber; and it's actually kinda useful here because there're almost no cobblestones, unlike in Prague, and a good amount of bicycle paths). Another option is to use a bus or a trolleybus, which can get you pretty much anywhere in the city, including the more distant areas. And it's cheap. And last but not least you can just use your feet because the whole city is about 1/6 of the size of Prague. In any case, you are more than welcome to visit Pardubice 😊
@@fernandaxavier6122 Glad I could help 😊 I think it should be no problem, since there are a lot of international students, who also don't speak czech. The older ppl might not always understand you, but the younger generation speak just fine most of the time (or at least good enough). You'll definitely be able to go shopping, order a food or a coffee, buy a bus or a train ticket, etc. The only problem could probably be dealing with some officials. Also you can pay by card almost anywhere so use that instead of cash, wherever possible.
@@drstkova "In" is a rule when in a country. We go TO study IN a country. Czech just makes it a one stop affair. Speaking English is like playing the guitar, anyone can do it, but getting good at it? That's a different story.
Yes! I always ask for more videos on other places than Prague and I'm never disappointed. Before watching this video, I didn't even know that Pardubice existed! Thanks to you, I keep adding destinations to my travel list. Thank you!!
Missing my Erasmus days in Pardubice... I had an ambition to visit as many places as possible in Czech lands: Pardubice, Prague, Kolin, Kutna Hora, Mlada Boleslav, Terezin, Olomouc, Ostrava, Cesky Tesin, Karvina, Cesky Krumlov, Ceska Trebova, Moravska Trebova, Hradec Kralove, Chrudim, Karlovy Vary, Plzen, Brno, Breclav, Snezka, Trutnov were the places that I spent time (either a couple of days or at least 4-5 hours). As a Turkish, I liked to explore Bohemia, Moravia and Silesianmoravia. I will never forget Ceske Drahy, RegioJet, Arriva and LeoExpress on those journeys...
If I was a foreigner and saw this video, I'd get an impression that all you can do in Pardubice is drink and study :D While they have lovely historical sights such as the exceptionally nice castle, the tower and the main square with the impressive town hall.
I am planning my next vacation so more this. Grand Tour around Czech Republic seems to be great idea.. Car, sleeping bag and 2 weeks of free time. Spend on good food, great beer and adventure. Not far from Poland so I will not declare bankruptcy by buying gas :D. So please more this kind of content. You should do episode on Těšín-Cieszyn. How one city can be in two different countries at the same time :D.
@@lisak4349 Pretty much same in Poland. We slavs are more independent than other nations. We like freedom. Camping is the best freedom of them all. You don't care about fancy hotels, about where to stay, where to go. I may pack my tent at any time and go to other place.
All of my life I've been prefered Hradec Králové before Pardubice, but after wathing this I need to visit Pardubice again. / Každopádně super video jako VZDY!
The main reason that I have heard about this city since before is because of the brewery and their beer Pardubický Porter. Then like someone else mentioned the ice hockey team seems quite good and have been qualified for CHL a couple of times if I remember correctly.
Ahoj Janku, skvělá práce ❤ jen bych ještě zavítala na náš Pardubický zámeček🏰 do Semtína (o semtexu) a na Kuňku (není to sice už v PCE ale stojí za návštěvu ❤) 🫶🏻
One of the best places in Pardubice is Zelená Brána ( clock tower) Main train station-Pardubice hlavní nádraží. Castle or Kunetická Hora. There’s lots of places to visit ;)
When Kuneticka Hora was in restoration mode we slept there over night on one of the grassed areas in center ... The public transportation is very nice in Pardubice too and so it seems trolleybus no longer goes through tr. Miru
I was in Pardubice last wednesday it was great to move around. The only thing was that inside the castle there was nothing interesting apart an exhibition about the czech glassmaker. Great vidéo and thank to you i had an amazing holidays!
3:13 the green sign on the wall says "Agentschaft der Tschechoslowakischen Versicherungs A.G." which is german for 'Agency of the Czechoslovak Insurance A.G.'
I came to Pardubice today after watching this video mainly because I wanted to escape the chaos of Praha on a Saturday. I saw 3 trdelnik standa all of which were empty.
I was supposed to visit Pardubice and then the pandemic hit. I probably will never be able to visit Pardubice or Czech Republic again but it's nice seeing it every week through your video's.
@@treintaydiez Hi, I usually don't write TH-cam comments but I am 53 and will start Master's program at the University of Pardubice this September, so this was an incredible coincidence. :) May I ask some questions about the University if you don't mind?
It's a steeplechase race where horses are injured or killed every year. It's worthy of focus because of how cruel it is to actually want to enter a horse in it.
Welp, since this is a sponsored videos to get people to study in Pardubice, the focus obviously is on presenting cheap and good places around town for those who might consider living there for a few years... I basically love the idea of just seeing the not so well known places and have meals among locals over having another pointless and random "Top Sights Guide".
went to pardubice like 10 times per year for 10 years now. Just for hockey. Only went to the city centre to get some pizza before hitting the road home or to hradec. sad ive missed out so much.
You met no tourists over there? So you missed me. I love travelling off the beaten track, I speak some Czech, so Pardubice was one of the places on my list. A great city. Hezké město!
Yeah i will probably begin my country visit with this town,i don't quite fancy the capitals way too touristy for my taste i am a calm seeking kinda tourist. Thanks for your tips. Nice interresting video as all of your videos. Have a nice day.
LOVE Pardubice! Also, I love seeing Janek eat sweets! I don't want him to develop diabetes but if he can safely eat sweets in every video, I vote "yes!"
As a former foreign student in Czechia I can recommend the country itself as a beautiful, affordable and pleasant place to live as a student. I studied in Hradec Kralove which is right next to Pardubice and couldn't say a bad word about it (except the big ugly library right next to the old city center -.-). However make sure you get a lot of former students' opinions about the university you're interested in, because I had an overall unpleasant experience in the Charles' University faculty of Medicine in Hradec Kralove and left my studies there before finishing the first year. There was clear favoritism for local students over foreigners.
An episode about Milovice would be nice. It's a small town 35 kms from Prague which isn't really interesting by itself but the history of the town is cool - it's rebuilt old soviet military base (that had a direct train connection with Moscow 32 years ago)... into a regular Prague suburb town. There is Mirakulum, country's largest and most popular amusement park which is like a Czech version of Disney land... the park is connected by a narrow-gauge railway with another huge adventure park that offers rides in old soviet tanks and other military vehicles. Right next to these parks is a very rare nature reserve with bisons, aurochs and tarpans, nowhere in the world found together at one place... to sum it up, there is also a nice popular Café place right at the town's railway station's vestibule - from there it's 15 minutes walk to the nature reserve.
Great video! Thank you for mentioning the "Golden Helmet" motorcycle race, also known as Speedway. There is a annual Speedway Grand Prix in Prague... Please do a video about this. As it is visited by thousands of fans. It would also be good if you did videos about sport in Prague as well. All the best.
It would be nice and useful for a foreigner viewer if you could add some simple geographic info about city location on the map and how to reach it.. etc thanks tho for the lovely vid!
Maybe the university of Pardubice can teach how Janek can keep a BMI of around 22 with a daily calorie intake of 8,000. I’m sure student numbers would soar!
![[Full version] 4K HDR | Walking Tour | Pardubice](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/qWvLri7HTGM/mqdefault.jpg)
- Janek: Do you know what time is it?
- Me: Yes, it is beer o'clock.
- Janek: It is time for a coffee.
- Me: Sad Czech noises.
An english teacher AND a world champion rower? Apparently, you _can_ be boat
What a pun! 👍
Lol
I definitely need to visit this city. Honestly the best part of the Czech Republic is the cities like this. I visited Plzeň while staying in Prague and it was lovely to see a Czech city not overrun with tourism for a more authentic feel. Also no intrusive tourist trap BS. This looks similar.
If I ever went to Prague I'd just escape to Plzeň and stay there instead
@@kindmulberry7196 Plzeň is a fun day trip. There is a really cool little puppet museum, the Pilsner Urquell original brewery tour (Pilsner lager was invented in this city!). As for Pardubice in the video, it looks like a prettier city to walk around.
Aww, too bad I missed it. I was roaming around třída Míru just yesterday.
Few other tips or interesting facts:
1. Pardubice is a city of sports - besides already mentioned horse racing and speedway motorcycles, there is a great hockey team, historically one of the most successful in the country, also a football team that plays in the top league, a basketball team that also plays in the top league, etc. Pardubice is also a very flat region, so using a bike as a means of transport is very popular. And because of its flatness, it's also great for jogging, in-line skating, etc.
2. Pardubice is a city of transportation - there's an international airport that is just 10 minutes away from the main railway station (by bus). Although a connection to major European cities is not great atm, there was a direct flight to London before the pandemic so it might get reinstated at some point (fingers crossed). Speaking of the railway station - it's located on the main corridor that connects Hamburg - Berlin - Prague - Vienna (or Bratislava - Budapest). So yeah, you can use the railway station here to travel to other major EU cities. Or to many other cities.
3. If you love coffee then you’ll love Pardubice. There’s a lot of great coffee places that know how to make a good tasting coffee for you (including alternative brewing methods). Some examples - Putovní pražírna, Bakla cafe, Bílej Kocouř or Dobrý Kafe. But if you prefer the big coffee brands then there’s also Starbucks, Costa Coffee, or CrossCafe (Czech franchise, student-friendly).
4. There’s a lot of summer music fests, namely Majáles which takes place 5 min walk from the university, or Hrady, which takes place next to (below) a medieval castle Kunětická hora. Unfortunately, all fests have been canceled during this year due to the pandemic. But there’s a good chance they’ll reopen the following year.
5. Getting around the city is really easy. Besides the already mentioned possibility to commute by bike, you can also rent one (Nextbike) or you can rent an electric scooter (Bolt or Uber; and it's actually kinda useful here because there're almost no cobblestones, unlike in Prague, and a good amount of bicycle paths). Another option is to use a bus or a trolleybus, which can get you pretty much anywhere in the city, including the more distant areas. And it's cheap. And last but not least you can just use your feet because the whole city is about 1/6 of the size of Prague.
In any case, you are more than welcome to visit Pardubice 😊
I loved the tips, Jirka, thank you! About the communication, do you think I could visit Pardubice comfortably just with English?
@@fernandaxavier6122 Glad I could help 😊 I think it should be no problem, since there are a lot of international students, who also don't speak czech. The older ppl might not always understand you, but the younger generation speak just fine most of the time (or at least good enough). You'll definitely be able to go shopping, order a food or a coffee, buy a bus or a train ticket, etc. The only problem could probably be dealing with some officials. Also you can pay by card almost anywhere so use that instead of cash, wherever possible.
"Come study IN Pardubice!" And if I was younger I would definitely be tempted.
A Czech friend of mine gets very angry about English prepositions. “There are NO RULES!” he frequently shouts.
@@drstkova "In" is a rule when in a country. We go TO study IN a country. Czech just makes it a one stop affair. Speaking English is like playing the guitar, anyone can do it, but getting good at it? That's a different story.
ra georgian crossroads ? pls elaborate
Was thinking the same
why?? it worst city
Yes! I always ask for more videos on other places than Prague and I'm never disappointed. Before watching this video, I didn't even know that Pardubice existed! Thanks to you, I keep adding destinations to my travel list. Thank you!!
Missing my Erasmus days in Pardubice... I had an ambition to visit as many places as possible in Czech lands:
Pardubice, Prague, Kolin, Kutna Hora, Mlada Boleslav, Terezin, Olomouc, Ostrava, Cesky Tesin, Karvina, Cesky Krumlov, Ceska Trebova, Moravska Trebova, Hradec Kralove, Chrudim, Karlovy Vary, Plzen, Brno, Breclav, Snezka, Trutnov were the places that I spent time (either a couple of days or at least 4-5 hours). As a Turkish, I liked to explore Bohemia, Moravia and Silesianmoravia. I will never forget Ceske Drahy, RegioJet, Arriva and LeoExpress on those journeys...
3:00 That cafe looks like such a vibe.
If I was a foreigner and saw this video, I'd get an impression that all you can do in Pardubice is drink and study :D While they have lovely historical sights such as the exceptionally nice castle, the tower and the main square with the impressive town hall.
He did mention the sports but this video was sponsored by the school so it focuses on things students would do, like drink and study
I am planning my next vacation so more this. Grand Tour around Czech Republic seems to be great idea.. Car, sleeping bag and 2 weeks of free time. Spend on good food, great beer and adventure. Not far from Poland so I will not declare bankruptcy by buying gas :D. So please more this kind of content. You should do episode on Těšín-Cieszyn. How one city can be in two different countries at the same time :D.
Planning the same thing next year, except trains and hotels instead of cars and sleeping bag
Looks like the Těšín-Cieszyn situation came from a boundary split in 1920.
Let's hope the border continues to stay open in the future.
I reccomend camps by lakes and rivers. It´s almost a tradition for czechs to spend some time on vacation in tents by the river :D
@@lisak4349 Pretty much same in Poland. We slavs are more independent than other nations. We like freedom. Camping is the best freedom of them all. You don't care about fancy hotels, about where to stay, where to go. I may pack my tent at any time and go to other place.
@@PaulPerusse i would really not recommend you going on trains.
I recently found this channel as the algorithm gods blessed you! Love your content! And the city of Prague should definitely pay you for your work!
What an aweskme little city!! Love your videos! We even used some of your recommendations on a recent trip to Prague 😁🙌🏼
I was an Erasmus student in Pardubice! Best 6 months of my life!
You forgot, the GOAT goaltender, Dominik Hašek
Pardubice aren't boring for me, even after 14 years of my living there it's still pretty interesting place. I recommend visiting :).
I wanted to go to Prag for 3 dental implants, but it is kinda too much hassle. Is there some solid Pardubice dentist you know of?
All of my life I've been prefered Hradec Králové before Pardubice, but after wathing this I need to visit Pardubice again. / Každopádně super video jako VZDY!
The main reason that I have heard about this city since before is because of the brewery and their beer Pardubický Porter. Then like someone else mentioned the ice hockey team seems quite good and have been qualified for CHL a couple of times if I remember correctly.
Cześć, Janek! Pozdrowienia z Wrocławia, z Polski :)
Pardubice looks amazing !!
Pardubice is great, and only an hour from Prague by train
You really make me want to visit these places
QUE LINDA CIUDAD, MUY LINDA. sOLAMENE VI LA ESTACION DE TREN CUANDO PASE CAMINO A VIENA. GRACIAS POR COMPARTIRLA
Ahoj Janku, skvělá práce ❤ jen bych ještě zavítala na náš Pardubický zámeček🏰 do Semtína (o semtexu) a na Kuňku (není to sice už v PCE ale stojí za návštěvu ❤) 🫶🏻
One of the best places in Pardubice is Zelená Brána ( clock tower) Main train station-Pardubice hlavní nádraží. Castle or Kunetická Hora. There’s lots of places to visit ;)
When Kuneticka Hora was in restoration mode we slept there over night on one of the grassed areas in center ... The public transportation is very nice in Pardubice too and so it seems trolleybus no longer goes through tr. Miru
It was the best years of my life in this beautiful city and its kind people. Greetings from Saudi Arabia.❤
best university Ad ever !
This city looks amazing. I will include it on my list of cities to visit.
I was in Pardubice last wednesday it was great to move around. The only thing was that inside the castle there was nothing interesting apart an exhibition about the czech glassmaker. Great vidéo and thank to you i had an amazing holidays!
Appealing University town. Very calm and relaxed there.
I love your channel and the Czech republic so much! Love from Germany!
Definitely I will visit on my next trip
Previous video about Pardubice was much more better 😉 why is in private mode ? I want old video about Pardubice back please 😛
best Pardubice Golden helmet
That ''Maybe" bar seems awesome!! Definitely worth of a visit!!
3:13 the green sign on the wall says "Agentschaft der Tschechoslowakischen Versicherungs A.G." which is german for 'Agency of the Czechoslovak Insurance A.G.'
Oh so those buns are similar to Streuselschnecke in Germany - cool!!!
I came to Pardubice today after watching this video mainly because I wanted to escape the chaos of Praha on a Saturday. I saw 3 trdelnik standa all of which were empty.
Hidden gem, very nice. Thanks a lot!
Just AMAZING
i was there in 2019 for karate tournament, its beautiful small city and i can"t wait to back there again
Great video have you done a video in kosice I’m going in may
I was supposed to visit Pardubice and then the pandemic hit. I probably will never be able to visit Pardubice or Czech Republic again but it's nice seeing it every week through your video's.
What pandemic? I don´t see the rich building new cemeteries to make enormous profits from it.
I hope Janek does this with more cities in czech 🤩
Good hockey in Pardubice...after Sparta Praha of course ;-) Great channel, BIG like
@@jennifer_____8833 Hey sfu pls! Thank you!
Well, if you'd like to see some winning hockey, you'd have to go to Třinec rather than Sparta.
Thanks for your guides! Going to visit Prague on the 26th. Felt inspired by your videos and i appreciate now knowing what to do and what to avoid
Prague is beautiful. Best City I have ever seen.
Wielka Pardubicka!
Come study ‘in’ pardubice 👍
Wish I had seen this video before I visited Pardubice lol
A beautiful place to be! 💯👍🏻✔🔝
The runway wasn't a bad idea for electric aircraft, they can get their power from the trolley wires 😇
😆
20 years younger and I’d definitely consider studying there! Seems a really lovely place. 🙂
I'm 52 and Im studying here. What's stopping you
@@treintaydiez Good point mate!
@@treintaydiez Hi, I usually don't write TH-cam comments but I am 53 and will start Master's program at the University of Pardubice this September, so this was an incredible coincidence. :) May I ask some questions about the University if you don't mind?
Cafe Bajer is one of my favorite places in CZ)) highly recommend!
What an incredible place. 🇬🇧❤
2:26 what t-shirt is that with the red rose, it looks great!
I have been to Maybe bar like twice before I moved from Pardubice to Prague. I can say it’s really a nice place with good customer service
Place looks very nice great video on your part to introduce new places like this. Great 🙏
It's incredible how chamged (for good and modern) to a more desirable town/city to live since 10 years ago❤
I am honestly considering doing Erasmus here now since it has electronics engineering.
Seems pretty epic.
Pardubice is a great town, with a great ice hockey team, HC Dynamo Pardubice.
It’s also only an hour from Prague by train.
I looked into it after his last video they only offer czech classes...
Tak jsem studovat cesky.
There are 4 other tech schools in czechia so im weighing the offers
Do it! ;-)
Then focus more on stuff that isn't food, please? Would love to see the horse racing or motorcycle!
It's a steeplechase race where horses are injured or killed every year. It's worthy of focus because of how cruel it is to actually want to enter a horse in it.
Horse racing in the czech republic , now that actually sounds funny.
Woud totally watch an episode on that one.
Cheap food, cheap beer, and ATM scams. I don't ask for more from Honest Guide.
I smoke weed on my TH-cam channel & i do reaction videos too😅💨!!
Welp, since this is a sponsored videos to get people to study in Pardubice, the focus obviously is on presenting cheap and good places around town for those who might consider living there for a few years... I basically love the idea of just seeing the not so well known places and have meals among locals over having another pointless and random "Top Sights Guide".
Tadyyy Pardubice
love your content, even after the breakup of your previous channel. keep it going!
Roman Smolka je největší předností studia na UPCE
Thank you for tips. I really enjoyed Cafe Bajer
Ah, my Alma Mater, Áčko is a legend :D
went to pardubice like 10 times per year for 10 years now. Just for hockey. Only went to the city centre to get some pizza before hitting the road home or to hradec. sad ive missed out so much.
Went two years ago lovely town found a fantastic coffee shop walked the castle walls etc .. a .must visit from Prague
You met no tourists over there? So you missed me. I love travelling off the beaten track, I speak some Czech, so Pardubice was one of the places on my list. A great city. Hezké město!
Awesome content😎
Visited in 2017 loved it
Ay, mi Pardubice!!!
Salam
Yeah i will probably begin my country visit with this town,i don't quite fancy the capitals way too touristy for my taste i am a calm seeking kinda tourist.
Thanks for your tips.
Nice interresting video as all of your videos.
Have a nice day.
LOVE Pardubice! Also, I love seeing Janek eat sweets! I don't want him to develop diabetes but if he can safely eat sweets in every video, I vote "yes!"
mate your one of the best
Can you please make a video for Mladá Boleslav?! 😊
if you ever come to Pardubice i recomand you to visite "steak station" restaurant, you will love it
You missed the best Cafe Bajer, it’s the one next to Zelena Brana 😉
As a former foreign student in Czechia I can recommend the country itself as a beautiful, affordable and pleasant place to live as a student. I studied in Hradec Kralove which is right next to Pardubice and couldn't say a bad word about it (except the big ugly library right next to the old city center -.-). However make sure you get a lot of former students' opinions about the university you're interested in, because I had an overall unpleasant experience in the Charles' University faculty of Medicine in Hradec Kralove and left my studies there before finishing the first year. There was clear favoritism for local students over foreigners.
Don’t forget Autosport Gajar , local Rallye Team and Subaru / Mitsubishi specialist! Very fast driver Pavel Gajar!
An episode about Milovice would be nice. It's a small town 35 kms from Prague which isn't really interesting by itself but the history of the town is cool - it's rebuilt old soviet military base (that had a direct train connection with Moscow 32 years ago)... into a regular Prague suburb town.
There is Mirakulum, country's largest and most popular amusement park which is like a Czech version of Disney land... the park is connected by a narrow-gauge railway with another huge adventure park that offers rides in old soviet tanks and other military vehicles. Right next to these parks is a very rare nature reserve with bisons, aurochs and tarpans, nowhere in the world found together at one place... to sum it up, there is also a nice popular Café place right at the town's railway station's vestibule - from there it's 15 minutes walk to the nature reserve.
or, or, or Semtin, the place where Semtex comes from... what? Ok, maybe not
When you said Cinnamon buns .. it made me smile thinking about the episodes in two and half men about cinnamon buns
Great video! Thank you for mentioning the "Golden Helmet" motorcycle race, also known as Speedway. There is a annual Speedway Grand Prix in Prague... Please do a video about this. As it is visited by thousands of fans. It would also be good if you did videos about sport in Prague as well. All the best.
Awesome!
I used to hear name of the city like ”party bitches” and I couldn’t imagine any place or sentence cooler than ”let’s go to Party, bitches!”
We loved our visit to Pardubice, unfortunately getting touristed up, told my wife to enjoy it now, because it will not be the same when we return ☹️
4:59 - Is that the Flintstones car on a trailer driving though the background?!
I do not know what it mean in the Czech Republic, but in Denmark Bajer, is a nice cold bottle of beer.
Actually nothing... I bet thats the owners name 🤣
It's so refreshing to see your civic pride in these videos! It's so rare these days.
excellent, they gave you a sweatshirt!
so - stuff to do- drink and look at attractive Czech men
SO good vídeo
How is this possible? To be in Pardupice and not visit the wonderful castle and its surroundings. You must go there.
Golden helmet
Looks like a lovely place. Be very proud promoting everything the Czech Republic has to offer. All on my must visit list.
looks homie ❤️
Hello
thanks for the good clip
why do restaurants in the czech republic have a u in front of the name ?
example u fleku
greetings
patric
Great to see students practicing resuscitation so they can save their classmates after final exams. :-)
It would be nice and useful for a foreigner viewer if you could add some simple geographic info about city location on the map and how to reach it.. etc thanks tho for the lovely vid!
Can you do a video from Ostrava?
I live in Pardubice, and you definitely need to visit tearoom CHELSEA
The wicked man does deceptive work, But he who sows righteousness will have a sure reward.
Proverbs 11:18
Hi, Janek & Honza. Make a video about Pardubice and forget about Hradec Kralove? :) That hurts.
Maybe the university of Pardubice can teach how Janek can keep a BMI of around 22 with a daily calorie intake of 8,000. I’m sure student numbers would soar!
22? That's my BMI too, after I divide by 2!