Hello fellow travel enthusiasts, to my attention has come the fact that in a short span of 60 min this video has gained an unlikely number of likes with an equal number of views. Despite being incredibly happy with every like and subscriber this is not something I am happy about. After all, this interaction is all coming through an external source called "Telegram." I do not know exactly what is behind this, but please be aware that I do not have Telegram, never will and I will never ask for likes and subs through shady practices. So if you ended up here via Telegram, please leave again as well. For my video algorithm it is killing and you will gain nothing. The Internet can be an unsafe place and be aware of that. Greetings, Ursus Brown Travel
La gente culta conoce Zaragoza por ser la antigua capital del reino de Aragón, los “turistas” ni siquiera conocen su nombre. Saludos calurosos desde el reino de Bélgica😘, los Países Bajos españoles.
Zaragoza es la capital del Reino de Aragon, que era soberana tambien, de Valencia, Cataluña, Baleares, sur de Italia y un trozo del sur de Francia y Grecia.
The only place I have been to where I liked the food is Uasabi Tubo, but this one was quite expensive. Other places I didn't really find noteworthy as I also ate at a kebab shop, for example. I think the tubo district is the best neighbourhood to find a good restaurant.
You´re living in 2024. Did you use Tripadvisor, Google Reviews, the Michelin guide? Because if Michelin star restaurants cannot even satisfy your apparently "exquisite" palate, in a city with more than 3K bars and restaurants, maybe YOU are the problem, not the city... ;) Best!
With al due respect, and not trying to sound angry or anything, just straightforward. First of all, there's classical guitar tradition in Zaragoza, but there is not flamenco tradition in Zaragoza, jotas are the traditional music. It may seem not that importan from the outside, but it is. This kind of music is associated with a number of stereotipes that gives a completely wrong impression of people from the city. Not that those stereotypes are fair even for Southern Spain, but it is what it is and I don't want to be related with that. Second, we don't need tourist and I bet most of us don't want to become a tourist destination at all. Luckily, despite being an interesting city in terms of history and culture, it is not an appealing city for mass tourism overall. Hopefully it will remain like that, witnessing the terrible consequences of mass tourism all over Spain.
You sound pretty angry mate. Nowhere did I claim that the music in the video is of traditional music from the region of Zaragoza. Furthermore, I am convinced that your opinion on tourism does not represent the opinion of everyone in Zaragoza. So with all due respect, no offense intended, but rather straightforward. Your opinion is just an opinion.
@@ursusbrowntravel No, I am not angry. I didn't say you claimed it is traditional, I just said it doesn't represent the place. I am from Zaragoza and I am more than sure that my opinion about tourism represent most of the people from the city. Sorry if my comment doesn't sound well, but I just try to be constructive. Maybe my English is not good enough and it sounds rude, but believe me when I say I don't want to be rude at all.
Hello fellow travel enthusiasts, to my attention has come the fact that in a short span of 60 min this video has gained an unlikely number of likes with an equal number of views. Despite being incredibly happy with every like and subscriber this is not something I am happy about. After all, this interaction is all coming through an external source called "Telegram." I do not know exactly what is behind this, but please be aware that I do not have Telegram, never will and I will never ask for likes and subs through shady practices. So if you ended up here via Telegram, please leave again as well. For my video algorithm it is killing and you will gain nothing. The Internet can be an unsafe place and be aware of that.
Greetings,
Ursus Brown Travel
Lovely video Ursus. Well done.
Thank you ✌🏻
It is an absolutely marvelous and beautiful city tour! So great that I have stopped at your channel to watch!
Thank you 👍🏻
Un video precioso de mi ciudad .Gracias ❤
Best compliment I can get is from a local 🤝🏻 Thanks a lot! ✌🏻
La gente culta conoce Zaragoza por ser la antigua capital del reino de Aragón, los “turistas” ni siquiera conocen su nombre. Saludos calurosos desde el reino de Bélgica😘, los Países Bajos españoles.
Nice job!
Thank you ✌🏻
Zaragoza es la capital del Reino de Aragon, que era soberana tambien, de Valencia, Cataluña, Baleares, sur de Italia y un trozo del sur de Francia y Grecia.
Quite a history 👌🏻
Que bonito quiero ir😮
The city indeed has very beautiful places! I hope for you that you can go
We were not able to find an excellent restaurant in Zaragoza unfortunately. Just decent, nothing great. Anyone know of some good ones?
The only place I have been to where I liked the food is Uasabi Tubo, but this one was quite expensive. Other places I didn't really find noteworthy as I also ate at a kebab shop, for example. I think the tubo district is the best neighbourhood to find a good restaurant.
You´re living in 2024. Did you use Tripadvisor, Google Reviews, the Michelin guide?
Because if Michelin star restaurants cannot even satisfy your apparently "exquisite" palate, in a city with more than 3K bars and restaurants, maybe YOU are the problem, not the city... ;)
Best!
Could have made an effort with the pronunciation of Zaragoza.btw " baroke" is "barok" in British English
It's an AI voice over. Imagine you're sitting there criticizing a robot 😂
@@ursusbrowntravel So why use A.I instead of reading a text? It's always crap
I see no reason why I should justify myself to you. Your opinion is irrelevant to me
For the good of Zaragoza, I hope that she doesn't make it to the horrible Top 10 of tourist destinations.
Thank you for sharing your hopes
With al due respect, and not trying to sound angry or anything, just straightforward.
First of all, there's classical guitar tradition in Zaragoza, but there is not flamenco tradition in Zaragoza, jotas are the traditional music. It may seem not that importan from the outside, but it is. This kind of music is associated with a number of stereotipes that gives a completely wrong impression of people from the city. Not that those stereotypes are fair even for Southern Spain, but it is what it is and I don't want to be related with that.
Second, we don't need tourist and I bet most of us don't want to become a tourist destination at all. Luckily, despite being an interesting city in terms of history and culture, it is not an appealing city for mass tourism overall. Hopefully it will remain like that, witnessing the terrible consequences of mass tourism all over Spain.
You sound pretty angry mate. Nowhere did I claim that the music in the video is of traditional music from the region of Zaragoza. Furthermore, I am convinced that your opinion on tourism does not represent the opinion of everyone in Zaragoza. So with all due respect, no offense intended, but rather straightforward. Your opinion is just an opinion.
@@ursusbrowntravel No, I am not angry. I didn't say you claimed it is traditional, I just said it doesn't represent the place. I am from Zaragoza and I am more than sure that my opinion about tourism represent most of the people from the city. Sorry if my comment doesn't sound well, but I just try to be constructive. Maybe my English is not good enough and it sounds rude, but believe me when I say I don't want to be rude at all.
It's like having a video about Brighton with bagpipe music
Esta es una publicidad que le. Pagan a la gente para estafar la
What are you talking about?