You can also buy time-based tickets in Budapest. ( 24-48-72 hours ) I recommend this for tourists, because you don't have to deal with validating the tickets. The singel ticket must be validated in front of the escalator at the subway. For all other vehicles, immediately after take-off. It will cost you a lot if you fail.
To change money in Budapest, there are several change shops in the downtown or in malls or in OTP banks inside. You can find fair prises. But you can pay your bank card everywhere. Inflation has no effect to Euro or Dollar.
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Thanks for sharing, I just looked her up on the web, and I would say she really has an impressive background in investing. I will write her an e-mail shortly.......
The public transportation in HUN / BUD is great. However, the info in this video is OK at best; no elaboration on Buda and Pest sides. He forgot to mention the Mini Statues installations in Budapes. How about Tokaji?
How about bicykles? Dit not see anyone on a bicykle (?) Can you travel through Hungary as an "Backpacker" going through the County by bike to see outher than booooring Budapest. The countryside I mean. What about the countryside?
Great to see a new vid from you. Been in Budapest 2 years ago, first stop in my digital nomad "career". Brings back memories :) Feel free to do a vid about the current situation, the "What's going on?" type :) PS: do you plan to go to Poland next? I'm in Warsaw rn and love it!
Your historical information about Hungary isn't accurate - Hungarians aren't decended from the Huns. While the Huns inhabited the carpathian basin during the 4th and 5th centuries, the Magyar tribes didn't setttle in the carpathian basin until the 9th century. Appreciate you taking the time to speak about my beautiful country, but a little more research would have been nice.
Yeah the "we are Huns" people are generally the ones on the extreme right, with various interesting ideas about what should and shouldn't be allowed in Hungary.
Actually Huns and Hungarians are related, but not in a way how it was described in the video. They examined the autosomal DNA of Hungarian settlers arriving to Europe 1100 years ago, and compared them to a various contemporary and ancient populations of the Eurasian steppe area. They have found that they are mixture of 3 distinct populations, they matched 50% to Khanty-Mansi modern day samples (Khanty-Mansi people are the closest linguistical relatives of the Hungarians), and they matched 30% to Asian Huns and 20% to the ancient samples from Pontic steppe/Caucasus area. Before I heard and read about this research I was also on the side that the stories of Huns and Hungarians being related are just the result of wishful thinking of far right people with frustrations. It also seems possible that the elite of the Hungarian tribes arriving to Europe was of mainly Hun origin and the average people were manly of Khanty/Mansi origin.
@@marcellkatona2404 Conqueror Hungarians of Arpad are genetically not related to modern Hungarians, they were only a small military elite. With great chance, they spoke Turkic foreign language instead of the Finno-Ugric Hungarian language. Let's not forget that Romanians and Eastern Slavs have higher ratio of asiatic mongoloid genetics than modern Hungarians.
@@PercentNeville I was talking about the ancient Hungarians. They are related to the Huns. Most modern Hungarians are not. However!!! Since I wrote this post I received my parent's DNA results from 23andMe. I tested them too because I had 1.5% unassigned DNA, and 1% Anatolian after I took their test. Interestingly it turned out that my mom who is from west Hungary and all of her ancestors are known for the last 300 years has most likely old Hungarian DNA. She has a German paternal grandparent, and a paternal grandparent who is the descendant of various Hungarian noble families. Her mom is entirely Slovakian. Her results contain 3% non-European ancestry, namely: 1.7% Western Asian Anatolian, 0.7% Central Asian (Kazakhstan), 0.6% East Asian Mongolian-Manchurian. I saw the 23andMe results of a 100% Volga Tatar person who was 50% Anatolian, 30% Central Asian (Kazakhstan), 10% Mongolian-Manchurian. This is an obvious pattern that my mother has ancient Hungarian Ancestry, most likely Hun ancestry due to the Mongolian-Manchurian DNA present in her sample.
@@marcellkatona2404 No Huns and Hungarians are not related people. The name of Hungary has nothing to do with Huns. Learn: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Name_of_Hungary You aare not ethnic Hungarian, but maybe part of the foreign weird looking neo- Cuman ethnic minority from Kunság (Cumania) region, which is a former reserve area. Thus you spread turkic-identity Turanist bullshit, which is similar to the anti-Hungarian propaganda of nationalist romanians. I always suggest to turanist turkic identity neo-Cumans to go back to Wallachia, which is their true ancestral land, Wallachia is the only country which was founded by Cumans.
Budapest??? Actually mostly a very long tourist selfie here! Maybe B-pest is so interesting and worth showing by itself? No? Still, welcome and keep up the good work, nice to see that you seem to enjoy your time here when filming yourself.
Szia! Hogy vagy? I liked learning about the history of Hungary. I will be arriving in about three weeks and any tips or recommendations about LOCAL places are welcome. I just have one small remark, the name Budapest is pronounced Budape-sh-t, the S has the Sh sound and not the regular S sound. 😊.
A lot of countries still have their external production here. Nl washable to buy a large part of land they use as their entertainment hub there due to having that type of relationship. Malaysia is similar and they were able to buy land for an additional hub with the condition they brought in Israel as China was in the Malaysia government there as they farm. Turkey just wanted to do things for themselves and lease land for production. They did setup their own space to work with Israel entertainment.
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Huns and Hungarians are not historically related people. Not even the name of Hungary related to Huns. Learn: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Name_of_Hungary
The time and effort you put into this video is greatly appreciated.
You can also buy time-based tickets in Budapest. ( 24-48-72 hours ) I recommend this for tourists, because you don't have to deal with validating the tickets. The singel ticket must be validated in front of the escalator at the subway. For all other vehicles, immediately after take-off. It will cost you a lot if you fail.
I study history before visiting a particular country. This channel helps me alot.
I am Hungarian and this made my day.
How to another country public
Hungarian citizenship and passport 🛂
same
Very good content. Raising my hat. I enjoyed the history background, it is 95% spot on. Big thanks
Great information and walking tour. Liked and subscribed thanks. Heading to Budapest, May 26th for a week. James J Walsh in Limerick city Ireland 🇮🇪
Have fun!
To change money in Budapest, there are several change shops in the downtown or in malls or in OTP banks inside. You can find fair prises. But you can pay your bank card everywhere. Inflation has no effect to Euro or Dollar.
Pierce is my lover! 😍
In light of the ongoing global economic crisis, it is crucial for everyone to prioritize investing in diverse sources of income that are not strongly reliant on the government. This includes exploring opportunities in stocks, gold, silver, and digital currencies. Despite the challenging economic situation, it remains a favorable time to consider these investments.........
Thanks for sharing, I just looked her up on the web, and I would say she really has an impressive background in investing. I will write her an e-mail shortly.......
Thank You arriving this Monday for a 4 night break.
You probably exchanged forint at the airport, a USD worth 360 forints, you should get at least 350 for it.
Great video! and recommendations 😊
The public transportation in HUN / BUD is great. However, the info in this video is OK at best; no elaboration on Buda and Pest sides. He forgot to mention the Mini Statues installations in Budapes. How about Tokaji?
There is a Belgium Bakery or two that has delicious pastries.
Do you know their names by any chance?
How about bicykles? Dit not see anyone on a bicykle (?) Can you travel through Hungary as an "Backpacker" going through the County by bike to see outher than booooring Budapest. The countryside I mean. What about the countryside?
Great to see a new vid from you. Been in Budapest 2 years ago, first stop in my digital nomad "career". Brings back memories :) Feel free to do a vid about the current situation, the "What's going on?" type :)
PS: do you plan to go to Poland next? I'm in Warsaw rn and love it!
I'm actually in Turkey now as I ran out of time on my Schengen zone time. I'll keep that in mind! Thanks for watching!
Your historical information about Hungary isn't accurate - Hungarians aren't decended from the Huns. While the Huns inhabited the carpathian basin during the 4th and 5th centuries, the Magyar tribes didn't setttle in the carpathian basin until the 9th century. Appreciate you taking the time to speak about my beautiful country, but a little more research would have been nice.
Yeah the "we are Huns" people are generally the ones on the extreme right, with various interesting ideas about what should and shouldn't be allowed in Hungary.
Actually Huns and Hungarians are related, but not in a way how it was described in the video.
They examined the autosomal DNA of Hungarian settlers arriving to Europe 1100 years ago, and compared them to a various contemporary and ancient populations of the Eurasian steppe area. They have found that they are mixture of 3 distinct populations, they matched 50% to Khanty-Mansi modern day samples (Khanty-Mansi people are the closest linguistical relatives of the Hungarians), and they matched 30% to Asian Huns and 20% to the ancient samples from Pontic steppe/Caucasus area.
Before I heard and read about this research I was also on the side that the stories of Huns and Hungarians being related are just the result of wishful thinking of far right people with frustrations. It also seems possible that the elite of the Hungarian tribes arriving to Europe was of mainly Hun origin and the average people were manly of Khanty/Mansi origin.
@@marcellkatona2404 Conqueror Hungarians of Arpad are genetically not related to modern Hungarians, they were only a small military elite. With great chance, they spoke Turkic foreign language instead of the Finno-Ugric Hungarian language. Let's not forget that Romanians and Eastern Slavs have higher ratio of asiatic mongoloid genetics than modern Hungarians.
@@PercentNeville I was talking about the ancient Hungarians. They are related to the Huns. Most modern Hungarians are not. However!!! Since I wrote this post I received my parent's DNA results from 23andMe. I tested them too because I had 1.5% unassigned DNA, and 1% Anatolian after I took their test. Interestingly it turned out that my mom who is from west Hungary and all of her ancestors are known for the last 300 years has most likely old Hungarian DNA. She has a German paternal grandparent, and a paternal grandparent who is the descendant of various Hungarian noble families. Her mom is entirely Slovakian.
Her results contain 3% non-European ancestry, namely: 1.7% Western Asian Anatolian, 0.7% Central Asian (Kazakhstan), 0.6% East Asian Mongolian-Manchurian. I saw the 23andMe results of a 100% Volga Tatar person who was 50% Anatolian, 30% Central Asian (Kazakhstan), 10% Mongolian-Manchurian. This is an obvious pattern that my mother has ancient Hungarian Ancestry, most likely Hun ancestry due to the Mongolian-Manchurian DNA present in her sample.
@@marcellkatona2404 No Huns and Hungarians are not related people. The name of Hungary has nothing to do with Huns. Learn: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Name_of_Hungary
You aare not ethnic Hungarian, but maybe part of the foreign weird looking neo- Cuman ethnic minority from Kunság (Cumania) region, which is a former reserve area. Thus you spread turkic-identity Turanist bullshit, which is similar to the anti-Hungarian propaganda of nationalist romanians. I always suggest to turanist turkic identity neo-Cumans to go back to Wallachia, which is their true ancestral land, Wallachia is the only country which was founded by Cumans.
nice 'stache
respect
Lángos has no potatoes in it.
...what godforesaken restaurant puts potato inxem?
Maybe they sold lapcsánka as lángos? O.o
Where did you get your historic informations from? Wrong wrong wrong.
Budapest???
Actually mostly a very long tourist selfie here!
Maybe B-pest is so interesting and worth showing by itself? No?
Still, welcome and keep up the good work, nice to see that you seem to enjoy your time here when filming yourself.
Really passive aggressive comment. The video is about information not just showing a city.
Szia! Hogy vagy? I liked learning about the history of Hungary. I will be arriving in about three weeks and any tips or recommendations about LOCAL places are welcome. I just have one small remark, the name Budapest is pronounced Budape-sh-t, the S has the Sh sound and not the regular S sound. 😊.
17:25 Bro don't even mention Kocsonya or literally anything that isn't the first 5 results on google when you search up hungarian food
Nice 👍
A lot of countries still have their external production here.
Nl washable to buy a large part of land they use as their entertainment hub there due to having that type of relationship.
Malaysia is similar and they were able to buy land for an additional hub with the condition they brought in Israel as China was in the Malaysia government there as they farm.
Turkey just wanted to do things for themselves and lease land for production. They did setup their own space to work with Israel entertainment.
Yeah? I want to travel to your country
@@Darlene-qu8dg Even if you are blocked, what we would have as an agent would force you to work with us.
@@Panacea9 I don't understand what you mean.🤐
Bro is there good to settle?
Xd I ám living ín hungary
Oh and just wanted to also add, you are a very handsome man.😊
Dude I don't know where you got that bs but Hungarians have nothing to do with the Huns.
😂😂😂
a zsidóknak nincs közük a magyarokhoz
Nothing is too far, but not sure where he got his information from. Even Google does better.
Hungarians are the direct descendants of the Huns, alongside with the Bulgarians... Its well dokumented, even DNA researches confirm this.
OK. Viva Europa: Hungary: Budapest: Europa: Hungary: Budapest 2024......😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
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Huns and Hungarians are not historically related people! Not even the name of Hungary related to Huns. Learn: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Name_of_Hungary