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ПРОГУЛКА ПО ВЕНЕ С ГИДОМ

ПО ВЕНЕ С ГИДОМ

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ПРОГУЛКА ПО ВЕНЕ С

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welcome to my stream,

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today we will take a little walk around

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the center and

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see all the most interesting things.

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Hello, hello friends, but did you receive

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a notification that I have a new stream?

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20 people like me, I will be very glad,

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like and subscribe to the channel

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who I haven’t signed up yet I’m now

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near the town hall

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hello hello Alena hello Mauser

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see you all hello Sergey Alexey

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now I’m near the town hall

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see what kind of traffic there people are already

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skating

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here the skating rink is flooded

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in front of us the town hall

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is such a beautiful huge building by the way the

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town hall is the biggest building on the

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roundabout and

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build By the end of the 19th century, almost

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all of the town hall had already been restored, there is still

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a little bit of restoration left to do here

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and the town hall will be completely like new.

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The height of this town hall is 98 meters.

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There is a man at the top of the town hall who

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is holding a flagship made of cod and

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its weight is about 4 tons. Can you imagine,

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friends,

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the Internet is normal so far, but it’s super here the

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skating rink is located one of the most beautiful and

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largest skating rinks in all of Europe and

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now we’ll try to walk a little,

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I’ll show you what the skating rink looks like and then

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we’ll head along the central streets for a walk

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and look at everything.

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If

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the Internet periodically disappears, just wait, it should

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appear

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so

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if I turn it off chat screen

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when

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I probably won’t be able to read,

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well, let’s try this,

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well, let’s go for a walk,

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look how many people are skating here,

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amazing weather,

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well, I’ve now removed the chat and you can’t be seen

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at all,

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let’s take a little walk and

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admire Vienna,

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right here

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opposite there is a drama theater,

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but not now okay and now we’ll

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take a little walk, I want to show

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first the skating rink how big it is,

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you can see the skating rink here, you can head further,

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here’s the skating rink, there’s a path, and you can

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follow this path

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straight to the park and let’s see how

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it all looks,

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oh, what good weather it’s just

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super,

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well, friends, write comments and

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likes, I

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will watch how

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this all happens, in fact, I have

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now turned off the chat,

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removed it from the screen, I think it will be

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better, you can even

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see

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how beautiful it is,

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and now the people have all moved on to the

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park, that is, everything turns out to be good on TV you

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can see the whole

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skating rink is super, it’s not only on the main square,

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happy with the house plans, but also the park goes

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far, far beyond its territory,

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and the whole park, too, with such

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beautiful paths, we

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miss Vienna and you can see

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the town hall there, and here some flowers have already bloomed

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you see, even someone is waving

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his hand here, such a bush has blossomed, how

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cool,

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well, let's go for a little walk

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yesterday, something happened yesterday, there was a

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demonstration in the afternoon, today it does

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n't seem like there will be

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any wind,

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so write as you can see, as you can hear,

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because I'm testing a new one Internet, I

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hope that everything is more or less normal, it’s

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all visible

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so okay, we’ll now head

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through where we’ll head,

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now we’ll just head towards the center, probably

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yes, along these beautiful streets, the thing is that

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now there’s a strong wind, as always, Vienna

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happens very often, the wind is strong, we

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need to go between the houses it will be

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quieter there, look what a beautiful

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multi-colored tram rides,

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give your friends likes and

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write comments wow,

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how huge so far everything is fine,

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look what a huge skating rink what a

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huge skating rink, wow, and

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we can see the luxurious town hall

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in the distance,

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thank you Lena,

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let's move on

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while

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the Internet allows, that's that,

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thank you Anatoly

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for the comment, it means you can see, you can hear it

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well, well, let’s go for a walk then,

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by the way, here right away is the parliament,

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which is still being restored in our country

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and I don’t know how long it

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will take to restore

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it,

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its restoration began even before the pandemic,

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to see it, such a luxurious parliament is

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one of the most beautiful and Europe of

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Greek-style parliaments, 330 million euros

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are allocated for restoration,

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chat is true on half the screen, well, let's

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now try to do something else, just

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a second, a second, guys,

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one moment, please,

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but there is

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aviation above it,

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so

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what now,

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write more comments, we'll watch, they

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disappear, they don't disappear,

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yes this is the parliament

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[applause] the

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residence of the national

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national council before

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[applause]

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yes, now I’ll take a little walk, well, in short,

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the chat is needed because I want to read your

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comments, friends, so the chat is needed, the chat is needed

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[applause] the

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chat is needed,

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or we’ll just remove it

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now, now I’ve removed it chat

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for now also

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write there is no chat

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has been removed completely chat

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until we figure it out in fact there have been

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updates now and after the update

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only new functions have been added here we will

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look write whether they are teaching now or

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not well look a man bought

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some kind of tree and is dragging it with a strong wind

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you see it is coming

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there is no chateau with me, well, everything is great, I turned it off

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hello Ladomir,

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hello everyone, good afternoon, let

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's take a little walk,

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walk through Vienna

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now let's go to the volks garden, the people's garden, we'll

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also destroy it now, really, all the roses

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are resting, all the

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rose trees are sleeping,

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look how beautiful it is

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and everything is resting, everything is sleeping

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to wait out the winter

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winter winter

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you see everything in such bags all all all the

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roses here there are more than 4000 roses and more than

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400 varieties of roses

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such beauty here

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in front of me is a drama theater

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built at

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the end of the 19th century

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and so here in this park there are

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special mines that run out of

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fresh air

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in the drama theater in the summer, the smell of roses

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is transmitted underground through these

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air shafts and supplied to the drama theater,

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can you imagine how cool

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this is,

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yes, this should have been invented like that,

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and such a

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supply of fresh air with the

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smell of roses is just great,

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let's head further in front of us is

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the Temple of Theseus, this is white knowledge This is

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the temple of Theseus, a copy of the temple that

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stands destroyed in Athens, only in a smaller

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version, of course, and

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now we’ll take a walk here,

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what a view there is even in

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winter, it’s very beautiful, a very

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beautiful park, this is the first park that

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was open to the general public back in

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1828 and

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from here you can see the

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museum

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at the epstein palace and you can also see the parliament here,

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see friends, here is the parliament,

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and in the distance you can see the town hall

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from where we started our route,

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well, it seems like everything is

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fine now, yes,

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the Internet doesn’t jam too much, it’s not very

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glitchy, they

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often do all sorts of

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photo shoots here you see there people are doing a

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photo shoot at

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someone’s wedding and

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newlyweds often come here to take photos

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Biysk,

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but what doesn’t interfere now, yes, Chad, everything is

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okay, it’s

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true that it’s closed now in winter,

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but in the summer it’s very lively here, there are a

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lot of

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tables on the street, an

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old, old cafe

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which is called Alex Gordon,

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you can hear the birds singing

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behind there,

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the birds are singing in general, I

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heard yes, she is super,

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I’m already approaching the ravine, the

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winter residence was once of the Habsburg dynasty,

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now here is the residence of the president and

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prime minister,

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this building in front of us is

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Leopold’s wing,

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17th century Renaissance style and here is

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the residence of the president,

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as well as his work offices and here the

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president works for us

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she is against now I will show you

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the residence of the

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Prime Minister is

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like this, here the beauty is

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stunning, the weather is true, there is a little

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wind

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and here is

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the residence of the Prime Minister in front of us

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Now, in connection with the demonstrations, a

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lot of people come out every almost

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every weekend

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against the Koran, all these viral measures,

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so as you can see, they have put up protection here,

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you can see

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they have put up protection and

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there is a policeman standing on the door here, the flag of

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the European Union,

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the flag of Austria, you can see how strong

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the wind is, from here you can see very well, the

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wind is very strong and

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now we’ll take a little walk here and

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let’s walk through the courtyard on

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and

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so the comment is written by one Sergey

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more than everyone else sits quietly and

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listens

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let’s walk through the courtyard of

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Hamburg

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hoch hoch

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where we are going

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actually friends the winter residence of the

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sponges has

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18 buildings 19 courtyards imagine 19

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courtyards

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2600 rooms and

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54 staircases how do you like

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these dimensions

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yes these are the dimensions

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I’m now in the courtyard

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courtyard in Varga

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here we have the residence of the president

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right here

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thank you Sergei on the left side we have a

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monument to

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Emperor

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Franz

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II the last emperor of the Holy

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Roman

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Empire,

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here he is, and the

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first emperor, by the way, became the first

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emperor of the Austrian Empire in

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1800,

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what was the year 4 before 1804,

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and here his most popular slogan is even written

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in Latin, which

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means the Stalinist language,

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my love for

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my people,

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this is how- then

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so you wanted tourists, there are several

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tourists because one group is standing like this

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and

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we will head to the center

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here the 8 labors of Hercules are located on the

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right on the left side and we will now

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go through the

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arch and

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get to

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St. Michael's Square

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everyone is quietly watching

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quietly reaction watches as Valentina writes

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here is the Sisi Museum I

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advise everyone who will be in Vienna

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to go to museums and get acquainted with the

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life and history

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of the world famous

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Empress Sisi Elizabeth

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you see here is the entrance to the museum

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and opposite is the

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Spanish riding school

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here is the Spanish riding school

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the oldest in the world that has been preserved

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to this day, well, we leave

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here and

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find ourselves where we end up, we find ourselves in a

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square called

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St. Michael's Square,

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we are immediately greeted by fiacre horses, there is

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such

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stunning beauty here,

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and here is the

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main entrance of the

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winter residence of Hamburg,

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and Vienna really amazes with its

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architecture is what it is

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here, by the way, friends, there are old

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buildings, old

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foundations,

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and there is also an old sewer system from the

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times of the Roman Empire, as well as from the

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Middle Ages,

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and the 19th century,

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part of the garden that belonged to

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the drama theater,

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these excavations were carried out quite recently

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in the 90s and

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when this place, this square,

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was rebuilt,

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restored, these

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old old ruins were found, can you imagine,

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and here they also found parts of a settlement

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dating back to Roman times, the

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fact is that here right next

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to us, just a couple of meters from us, there, along the

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Kol March street, further on

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was the Roman fortress of the padding polyester the

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Dogon fortress where the Romans

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lived for a long time, about five centuries,

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and

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about five thousand Roman soldiers lived here for the

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longest time, the tenth legion was stationed here, the

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legion gimme for many centuries, it was the

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tenth legion and the

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blame for it was such a north-eastern

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border zone of the Roman Empire

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that

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reached up to the Danube along the Danube it was

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just the border of the Roman Empire and

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Vienna, of course, as a settlement is

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already very very ancient and

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here is the Church of St. Michael,

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originally from the 12th and 13th centuries, then it was

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rebuilt

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in the Baroque style, but in the Gothic style

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this tower has been preserved

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Vienna Vienna only The

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thing is that

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when the Romans stood here, yes, they stood

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here for a long time with a short break,

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they began to build roads here,

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various

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sewerage communications, and what is most interesting is that

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most of the roads now, which are

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in Europe, the

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western and central and southern parts of

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Europe are all the old directions

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of the Romans roads, everything is very very simple, that

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is, thanks to the Romans, we now have

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those directions in Europe that we have

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thanks to Mauza, thank you,

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let’s tell you for an hour, it’s

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important like

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this today 9

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here you can very clearly see

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where parts of the Roman settlement were,

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here we see this foundation,

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this foundation dates back to

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the second fourth century AD

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it was a Roman house but already heated,

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that is, the floor here was already

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heated, imagine friends and these are the

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second third fourth centuries,

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how do you like a heated floor, this is

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such beauty, how do

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you hear the wind, how do you like the sound,

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the picture is fine, by

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the way here you can also see the

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19th century sewerage system, you see

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this 19th century sewerage system like this,

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everything is fine, yes,

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yes, the floor is heated, this is very cool,

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give your friends a like and subscribe to the

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channel, by the way, this part is also part of the

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foundation of the old sixteenth century from the

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Middle Ages,

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okay, let's move on for a walk

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now we'll head down

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Hallmark Street, also one of the oldest

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old streets in Vienna which is approximately

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2000 years old, can

00:27:51

you imagine how old the vision is,

00:27:55

how much has happened here and

00:27:58

now we're going to take a walk here.

00:28:04

Yesterday I was walking here with a friend of mine,

00:28:06

followers

00:28:10

Dima, his name is so I wanted to go on

00:28:13

stream. Yesterday, I didn’t try

00:28:16

several times, nothing

00:28:18

worked, but now I seem to be walking, everything is

00:28:21

fine, even the stream doesn’t jam,

00:28:23

but this of course makes me very happy. Once

00:28:27

again, the view

00:28:30

of Hamburg is

00:28:33

such beauty,

00:28:39

this is a live broadcast, who will watch the

00:28:41

recordings,

00:28:50

the famous one is here Cafe de Mille is a

00:28:53

cafe that exists in the 18th century,

00:28:57

here is where the

00:29:01

Empress Sissi herself

00:29:04

bought at one time, ordered

00:29:07

the famous candied violets, this is a

00:29:10

dessert that was very, very popular

00:29:14

and until now everyone buys it,

00:29:15

look how beautiful everything looks,

00:29:22

go,

00:29:24

what a beauty,

00:29:28

how the girl tries,

00:29:32

see she shows that please like

00:29:35

but shows like, well done, well

00:29:38

done, someone will be lucky with the owner,

00:29:49

thank you Tatyana,

00:29:52

thank you, everyone for the comments, everyone is active,

00:29:54

thank you very much, by the way, there was an

00:29:57

old building here in this place, and

00:30:00

now it’s a more or less new building in the

00:30:02

Art Nouveau style. The 20th century is

00:30:05

like this, but in this place there was an

00:30:07

old building

00:30:08

where at one time

00:30:11

Frederic Chopin herself even stayed. Can

00:30:14

you imagine the famous Polish

00:30:17

composer,

00:30:19

of course there is a story here at every step, can I

00:30:21

tell them all? There won’t be enough stream,

00:30:24

there won’t be enough time

00:30:26

for this, you just need to come to me

00:30:28

on an excursion and then I will show you everything and

00:30:31

tell you everything,

00:30:33

so friends who will be planning

00:30:36

Vienna now in the spring before now everyone who

00:30:39

has two vaccines

00:30:40

only needs a PCR test 2 vaccines PCR test

00:30:44

and no problem without quarantine you as a

00:30:46

tourist can come to Vienna unfortunately

00:30:50

the companion is not All other

00:30:52

vaccines are recognized, almost all European vaccines

00:30:55

are recognized, and even this kara novak and

00:30:58

so on, everything is also recognized, so

00:31:01

who loves Vienna, who wants to get to Vienna, who

00:31:03

has two vaccines,

00:31:06

just do a PCR test and come to

00:31:09

me for a tour

00:31:17

Nord is already open, that’s also good news that

00:31:20

Nardo is already open, be

00:31:25

sure to go see this girl,

00:31:28

she will make you a very tasty dessert

00:31:31

Kaiserschmarn,

00:31:34

well, friends, we are now approaching

00:31:38

Grabbe, well, another central beautiful

00:31:42

wide street, once upon a time a

00:31:45

lesson took place here, there was a

00:31:47

ditch that was filled in in the

00:31:50

Middle Ages and

00:31:52

this ditch protected its time a very

00:31:55

long time ago, the Vinda Bono fortress was a Roman

00:31:58

fortress here in front of us, where the

00:32:00

golden quarter is located, there was a gate to this

00:32:03

fortress, the Endo Bono fortress, and it turns out

00:32:07

that this fortress stood until the fifth

00:32:10

century, then this fortress was partially

00:32:13

demolished because there was a huge flow

00:32:16

of people,

00:32:17

there was a great migration of peoples and a

00:32:25

large current began to flow from east to west,

00:32:28

and the Romans could no longer hold back this

00:32:32

flow and had to retreat and leave

00:32:36

these places.

00:32:37

Now here is the fattest

00:32:39

quarter of Vienna, it is called the golden

00:32:44

quarter and all the most

00:32:48

famous brand stores are located here,

00:32:52

brand names like gucci prada louis

00:32:55

vuitton and rolex and everything else

00:33:10

oh what amazing architecture

00:33:13

it’s just amazing

00:33:15

what beauty

00:33:31

well let’s move on

00:33:38

let’s go

00:33:46

so the

00:33:48

Romans were so advanced

00:33:51

that they built houses,

00:33:55

imagine with a

00:33:57

floor that was heated with

00:34:01

heated floors and these are the second third fourth

00:34:04

centuries AD here I can say that

00:34:08

90 percent of my viewers, even

00:34:11

I don’t have heated floors in my apartment,

00:34:14

and the Romans already had heated floors 2000 years ago,

00:34:21

how do you like this situation,

00:34:24

I’m just shocked

00:34:26

how well they lived at that time, yes, that is,

00:34:31

where am I going now,

00:34:35

yes, here it was good, and

00:34:37

on the left side on the left side there was the

00:34:40

Vinda Bono fortress, such a huge

00:34:44

huge camp and

00:34:50

Roman soldiers about 5,000 people served there, and in the

00:34:55

third area where the belvedere is now located, there

00:34:56

was a small settlement in that direction

00:35:01

I found as a

00:35:03

small settlement with thirty

00:35:05

thousand

00:35:08

people of the civilian population,

00:35:12

these were different places and nicknames, these were

00:35:15

families of Roman legionnaires, and so they lived

00:35:18

a little further from the camp itself, here

00:35:21

we are now again at the

00:35:25

famous landmark

00:35:29

and

00:35:30

this is the church of St. Peter

00:35:34

this church of St. Peter's

00:35:37

in fact in this place there was once an

00:35:41

old church a

00:35:43

church of the Middle Ages given to this church there was

00:35:47

once a Roman Roman

00:35:51

Roman building here they say that it

00:35:53

was also something like a temple and this was originally the

00:35:57

4th century AD friends 4th century AD Can you

00:36:02

imagine right here, that is,

00:36:06

this is the 3rd church on this site and

00:36:12

its times in

00:36:16

the year 800, approximately 8-9 centuries, a

00:36:20

2nd church was built here and

00:36:23

at that time the

00:36:25

first stone of this church was laid by

00:36:31

Charles the Great himself before the emperor, the king of the Franks,

00:36:35

here he is also depicted on the bas-relief

00:36:43

here is

00:36:45

Charles the Great in the

00:36:47

air and with a ball and here in this place

00:36:51

he

00:36:54

orders to build a church,

00:37:00

well, let's take a walk here,

00:37:03

really, here now the construction is going on, how is

00:37:06

everyone here doing new things, new pipes,

00:37:09

everything is completely updated,

00:37:13

but we'll still take a walk

00:37:16

here like this calmly good, now let's

00:37:19

go out onto the main street again,

00:37:21

that is, all these lands, what am I leading to,

00:37:24

they belonged to the

00:37:27

king of the Franks at one time

00:37:31

after Charlemagne

00:37:33

drove the Avars out of here 2 there was a huge

00:37:37

strong terrible war with the Avars, this is

00:37:41

v790 the first and in seven hundred in the ninety-

00:37:44

seventh year and

00:37:50

then these lands

00:37:52

became

00:37:56

part of the Bovarians and

00:38:00

already approximately in their dead centuries these

00:38:04

lands were received by the dynasty of the bobins of the Biorgs.

00:38:08

With this dynasty, a lot of things are connected here

00:38:10

and

00:38:12

they founded monasteries,

00:38:15

they founded entire cities as they do

00:38:19

from and here they spent long two hundred and

00:38:23

seventy years,

00:38:25

well, friends, not a single comment 115

00:38:28

people and everyone is so quietly

00:38:31

listening to what Denis will tell you, write

00:38:34

comments, write

00:38:35

let us go to the center again

00:38:39

and

00:38:42

show you the plague columns that

00:38:45

you have already seen many times, but from there you

00:38:47

can clearly see the

00:38:50

saint’s cathedral further on Stefan, there

00:39:03

are few apartments here and in general

00:39:05

very few people live in the first district,

00:39:07

about 10,000 people, while

00:39:11

in the areas next door more than

00:39:13

a hundred thousand people already live,

00:39:16

there are areas where 200,250 thousand people live,

00:39:23

here the majority are offices and shops,

00:39:26

these are hotels,

00:39:29

various

00:39:31

companies corporations,

00:39:34

well,

00:39:36

of course they live here, you have to be a

00:39:40

multi-remote multi-millionaire

00:39:43

because the most modest apartments

00:39:45

start from 3 to 4 million euros and above,

00:39:52

you just want to listen to and I understand you

00:39:54

just want to listen,

00:39:57

yes, today we have such a

00:39:59

Sunday walk like this, you and I

00:40:02

yes, in the center of the vein and what’s most

00:40:05

interesting is that today

00:40:08

the Internet does not fail, everything is fine, perhaps

00:40:11

the package is indeed normal and everything

00:40:15

works fine, and by the way, I passed the plague column,

00:40:19

okay, that’s where it is, the plague

00:40:22

column, that’s how you see, that’s where the

00:40:25

plague column is,

00:40:32

well done for not interrupting me

00:40:36

Well done guys, look, here

00:40:40

we have St. Stephen's Cathedral,

00:40:43

originally in the 12th century, it was built over

00:40:46

300 years, first a small temple was built

00:40:49

in the Romanesque style,

00:40:52

then in the 16th centuries, a huge cathedral in the

00:40:57

Gothic style, which amazes with its

00:41:00

size,

00:41:02

amazes with its beauty and here it is in front of

00:41:05

us, friends.

00:41:09

137 meters the

00:41:11

height of this cathedral

00:41:17

codes for requests for fish

00:41:20

I’m

00:41:22

hanging,

00:41:26

well, there are already more people here, fatty,

00:41:28

we are now

00:41:33

approaching Stefan Splat Square,

00:41:37

St. Stefan Square,

00:41:41

but yesterday I walked here there were more people

00:41:45

today, somehow less, although today it’s

00:41:46

warmer, a little windy, but somehow that’s how

00:41:49

it turns out,

00:42:01

yes yes Sergey, everything is true, like the old

00:42:03

days, we walk through Vienna, like in the old

00:42:06

days, that

00:42:24

in such a beauty, friends, the

00:42:43

cathedral is a symbol of Vienna, this is a symbol of Austria,

00:42:46

one of the most beautiful large

00:42:48

cathedrals in all of Europe and

00:42:51

of course it’s worth a visit if you

00:42:55

walk here for sure come

00:42:57

inside look at its greatness from the inside

00:42:59

not only from the outside

00:43:04

thank you thank you friends for the warm

00:43:06

comments very nice like

00:43:08

this stream and

00:43:10

I will be very pleased

00:43:16

the breeze the breeze

00:43:28

immediately catches your eye

00:43:30

on the western facade on the main facade

00:43:35

which is called the western facade here

00:43:38

are the tombstones you see friends

00:43:41

here it looks pretty creepy, the

00:43:45

tombstones look, what are they doing here,

00:43:49

many people probably ask why the

00:43:51

tombstones are on the cathedral, in

00:43:54

fact, there is nothing scary

00:43:56

here, there was a cemetery around the cathedral until the 18th century,

00:44:03

then under

00:44:05

Emperor Joseph, the

00:44:08

eldest son of Maria Theresa, who became

00:44:10

emperor, he was great As a reformer,

00:44:12

he decided to move all cemeteries

00:44:15

outside the city and it

00:44:23

was decided to leave the most beautiful tombstones here and place

00:44:26

them on the walls, so

00:44:30

what we see now are really

00:44:33

tombstones that have remained here

00:44:36

since the eighteenth century, can you

00:44:39

imagine

00:44:43

when the cathedral was built

00:44:46

back in the 12th century, or rather not cathedral, also a

00:44:50

temple, a small church here, even in their

00:44:54

time,

00:44:57

tombstones of Roman

00:45:00

soldiers were used for construction, and now I want to show you something, there are

00:45:03

just a lot of people,

00:45:06

if you can see here, there is even

00:45:11

this tombstone of a Roman

00:45:14

soldier

00:45:15

who died here, fortress and Winda Bono

00:45:20

and

00:45:21

if you look here it’s written in Latin,

00:45:24

something is written there, yes, probably in the name of the

00:45:27

surname what legion it was and the

00:45:32

tombstone was simply

00:45:35

used as a building material,

00:45:37

friends, let’s briefly go to the

00:45:40

church, there’s an organ playing now,

00:45:43

let’s see

00:45:45

[music]

00:46:22

[music]

00:46:42

[music ]

00:47:09

[music] [applause]

00:47:30

[music]

00:47:52

[music]

00:48:02

over Andorra

00:48:03

that's the trick. and now give you the Zulus

00:48:07

this time

00:48:09

and Papa Putin, come on for me while

00:48:11

you like

00:48:12

his psyche close to the bone tissue of

00:48:15

the business model mac-address of the

00:48:19

team mechanic Samantha Gene and

00:48:22

both of these actually

00:48:30

yes powerful yes very powerful look

00:48:33

friends now I went to the church itself

00:48:37

what a beauty

00:48:41

it is here greatness,

00:49:30

well, let's go out, let's head further to

00:49:40

Avtovo

00:49:59

0 memories we

00:50:01

go out now and there were a

00:50:04

lot of people in the cathedral, there

00:50:08

was a service and I just came in at the very

00:50:12

end of the service

00:50:17

and

00:50:18

now we are already on the street, friends, here we are already on

00:50:21

the street,

00:50:26

I want to show you the cathedral again,

00:50:34

look

00:50:36

how majestic it is. it’s big,

00:50:39

just a huge cathedral

00:50:44

that was built for more than 300 years, friends for

00:50:47

more than 300 years, it was built,

00:50:50

rebuilt, expanded, and

00:50:54

here you can still see the

00:50:57

originally

00:50:59

Romanesque style.

00:51:17

under Rudolf the fourth, who is also

00:51:21

called Rudolf the founder,

00:51:23

this temple expanded and

00:51:25

was built in the Gothic style, we see

00:51:28

that the two

00:51:30

towers on the sides are already in the Gothic settlement style,

00:51:41

which is the most interesting thing, many of you

00:51:44

probably don’t know and those

00:51:46

who live here in Vienna haven’t even noticed, and I’ll tell you a

00:51:49

very interesting

00:51:51

funny story for you, a small clarification of the

00:51:54

story, I will show you interesting facts, you see

00:51:56

these two columns, friends, here

00:51:58

there are two columns, you see two columns

00:52:00

and on this side there are also two columns,

00:52:06

who will write to me what is depicted here

00:52:11

on this colony at the top,

00:52:14

look what it looks like

00:52:18

write don’t be shy

00:52:21

what it might look like

00:52:26

thank you mauza thank you very much there are

00:52:30

no ideas and

00:52:35

if she doesn’t have an idea I’ll tell you there so you do

00:52:37

n’t stand here for a long time

00:52:39

you see here is the

00:52:45

so-called masculine principle

00:52:48

yes everything is true everything is true here

00:52:52

is the

00:52:53

male genital organ if you you see,

00:52:56

if someone has good eyesight, you see

00:52:59

at the top and

00:53:00

on this side there is a female genital

00:53:04

organ, well, up there, imagine,

00:53:08

no one knows until the end why it is

00:53:14

now the charms are located right here,

00:53:16

but they say that there was once a temple here in

00:53:20

this place back in Roman times

00:53:23

fertility due to the fact that there

00:53:28

was once a fertility temple here

00:53:31

and they placed the

00:53:33

masculine and feminine principles,

00:53:37

you see this is the

00:53:40

story I’ll

00:53:45

tell you the story but okay let’s

00:53:47

take a walk by the way someone

00:53:49

asked me whether the cathedral was actually damaged during the

00:53:52

Second World War in fact, he

00:53:55

suffered, the roof was

00:53:59

destroyed when Vienna was liberated in the

00:54:03

spring of 1945, the

00:54:06

fire of nearby buildings spread to the

00:54:10

church on the roof and the

00:54:14

roof was completely destroyed since the

00:54:17

roof was built of wood,

00:54:20

it was larch, the roof burned down and

00:54:25

just collapsed and was

00:54:28

also damaged in this fire

00:54:32

with one of the largest bells in the whole

00:54:35

world, it was a bell that was fired

00:54:38

from Turkish cannons by friends back in the early 18th

00:54:42

century and it fell and broke and split, but

00:54:47

then it was

00:54:49

taken from the lower level, carried to the town,

00:54:52

where it was restored, poured again and

00:54:56

again hung in its original place

00:55:00

what’s most interesting is that this bell

00:55:03

now hangs and on certain holidays

00:55:07

and on New Year’s it rings, it’s one of the

00:55:10

largest bells in the world, I’m not

00:55:12

mistaken, even the largest, or in that case, one of the

00:55:14

three largest is

00:55:16

this story,

00:55:28

so

00:55:30

I’m the only one for you,

00:55:32

well let's go around here and

00:55:35

take a walk, and at the same time I'll show you photos of what

00:55:38

the church looked like, the cathedral, or more precisely

00:55:41

when it was destroyed during the Second

00:55:43

World War,

00:55:45

Vienna was liberated in April 1945 from the

00:55:48

Soviet Union, it was the second

00:55:50

and third Ukrainian front led by two

00:55:53

marshals

00:55:54

Tolbukhin and Malinovsky, and with

00:55:58

the forces of the

00:56:00

2nd and 3rd Ukrainian fronts, Vienna was

00:56:05

liberated,

00:56:07

then the allies arrived and the

00:56:11

battle lasted about nine days for

00:56:15

the liberation of Vienna completely, while

00:56:20

about 30,000 soldiers died from the Red Army of the Soviet Union

00:56:24

for the liberation of Vienna, Vienna also has a

00:56:28

monument to Soviet soldiers, it is located in in the

00:56:30

third area near the belvedere, the

00:56:33

wet wind also repeatedly

00:56:37

showed him, look how beautiful

00:56:38

the horses are standing here,

00:56:43

such living

00:56:48

creatures here, by the way, here was the coffin, or

00:56:52

rather the body of the

00:56:54

most famous

00:56:57

composer in the whole world, the

00:56:59

body was here in the attic when he

00:57:03

died on December 5,

00:57:08

1791 here On December 6,

00:57:13

Mozart’s body was located, and if you don’t know, it won’t be

00:57:17

possible to enlarge here,

00:57:22

no, it’s not possible, friends, to enlarge, but

00:57:26

you can see,

00:57:28

yes, there’s even

00:57:32

a sign here

00:57:34

that testifies to this that

00:57:37

the body of a monster was located here,

00:57:39

he died at the age of

00:57:42

35,

00:57:44

and he wrote about 600 compositions

00:57:47

friends during his life

00:57:49

Mozart wrote about 600 compositions

00:57:54

here there is also a descent down the

00:58:00

so-called catacombs you see here there

00:58:03

is a descent and

00:58:06

you can go down the church into the catacombs

00:58:25

and

00:58:27

now I will show you photographs of

00:58:31

how much it was destroyed and this is the

00:58:35

church this cathedral

00:58:37

now we will go around

00:58:41

and you will see it you will see everything

00:58:43

by the way, yes friends thank you for your

00:58:45

comments who wants to donate

00:58:48

for a trip to Austria I am now collecting

00:58:51

60 euros already collected thank you very much

00:58:55

thank you very much for the donation vaviel a

00:58:58

huge thank you

00:59:00

he always supports me and

00:59:03

also thanks

00:59:05

to the viewer under the nickname armada also for the donation

00:59:10

thank you you friends, I will

00:59:12

soon go somewhere with you live outside the

00:59:15

territory of Vienna,

00:59:19

so whoever wants to send a donation, you can

00:59:22

already send this 1 euro of the unfortunate person and

00:59:24

when the amount is collected, I will go to

00:59:27

beautiful places and

00:59:30

I will show you all this and film it,

00:59:32

so now we let's see where

00:59:36

the photographs are located here,

00:59:38

they should be somewhere around here around

00:59:41

the corner, I

00:59:43

think they are right here and you will

00:59:45

now see

00:59:47

how the church was destroyed,

00:59:53

so you can see, yes,

00:59:56

look, the roof completely fell and

01:00:01

destroyed the church, everything fell asleep under it,

01:00:05

imagine how the roof it was

01:00:07

built from larch,

01:00:11

the tree quickly burned down and

01:00:14

the roof fell and completely filled up the

01:00:18

church,

01:00:19

then they built a metal one, you

01:00:23

see, the restoration is already underway, after

01:00:26

45

01:00:28

the restoration is underway, a metal frame is being built, a

01:00:31

reliable frame that

01:00:34

should never collapse and

01:00:37

[music]

01:00:39

now we see further work

01:00:43

how it was all built

01:00:45

and

01:00:47

then here

01:00:52

everything was beautifully laid out with tiles, the coat of arms of

01:00:57

Austria,

01:00:59

see also the double-headed eagle, the

01:01:04

coat of arms of the Austrian Empire,

01:01:08

someone asked me there, so I showed you,

01:01:17

you also see what terrible photographs,

01:01:19

how much

01:01:21

damage was done, the

01:01:23

whole roof was all destroyed,

01:01:28

everything was in ruins, the

01:01:36

dome was completely demolished

01:01:39

where the bell was located, which fell,

01:01:49

so let's

01:01:52

head towards the opera, friends,

01:01:55

the phone hasn't died yet for an

01:01:57

hour, I'm giving you a so-

01:02:01

called online excursion, an online

01:02:05

walk and soon the phone will run out,

01:02:09

so let's head towards the opera and

01:02:11

take another walk in that side, I

01:02:14

hope that we will have time to

01:02:44

look at the dome of St. Peter's Church, the

01:02:48

green dome you see there in the distance,

01:02:51

we will now head towards the opera,

01:02:56

we will walk there

01:03:00

along another famous street

01:03:03

called Kepner Strass and also a very

01:03:05

old ancient street

01:03:09

that was a roadway until the 80s

01:03:12

until 1980 's

01:03:18

Evgeniya Evgeniya thank you very much for the donation

01:03:20

very, very

01:03:22

nice thank you very much and

01:03:26

now

01:03:28

I hope we will have time for another date on the copier I will show

01:03:31

you another opera I will tell you some

01:03:33

interesting facts about the opera the

01:03:38

street by the way is called heart stainless steel

01:03:41

highway in honor of the famous federal

01:03:43

land which is called camping

01:03:45

Russians also call them caliente, but I do

01:03:48

n’t really like these translations, that is,

01:03:50

if someone assigns these translations

01:03:53

to Russian or Ukrainian to me

01:03:55

somehow I don’t really like it in terms of the fact

01:03:57

that the original name should

01:03:59

remain original, there’s

01:04:00

no need to distort it, well, that’s not the case in

01:04:04

this and so this road

01:04:07

goes friends through the campsite through

01:04:11

corinthia goes Vitaly or rather Venice

01:04:15

to Trieste imagine that is this

01:04:17

ancient ancient direction also from

01:04:20

Roman times

01:04:22

which only in the twentieth century

01:04:25

became a pedestrian zone that's how it is

01:04:30

here there are different

01:04:32

shops here there are different boutiques there

01:04:34

are different hotels here and

01:04:39

at the beginning of the street the

01:04:41

main attraction

01:04:43

is the Vienna State Opera

01:04:48

which we all know, we all love and

01:04:51

maybe even some of you have been there the

01:04:55

Vienna Opera

01:04:57

recently opened here an apple store you see a

01:05:02

store with apple products today is

01:05:07

Sunday it is closed today everything

01:05:09

is closed only the cafe restaurants are open

01:05:13

even on the street there are heated tables,

01:05:15

you can see at the top it’s heated up

01:05:18

that it was more or less warm thank

01:05:25

you thank you Evgeniya very nice I’m

01:05:28

very glad that you like everything friends I’m very

01:05:31

glad that you like my

01:05:33

walk

01:05:35

now the stream will go out more and more often

01:05:38

I’ll be there for you showing everything live is

01:05:42

very cool that there is such an opportunity, I

01:05:45

hope that the Internet will already be good with

01:05:49

this new package

01:05:50

that I have just made and the

01:05:53

package costs 45 euros per month, but at the same time

01:05:58

I have unlimited Internet and,

01:06:01

in theory, the fastest one, which is only possible

01:06:03

in Austria, but of course

01:06:06

the Internet, in my opinion, is not very fast, and

01:06:09

well, yes, the company mobile network drive

01:06:13

assures everyone that they have the best

01:06:16

network in Austria, the strongest network in

01:06:18

Austria, well, we’ll watch, we’ll

01:06:21

test it, and in the near future, in the

01:06:22

near future, it will definitely be for us

01:06:25

it’s visible,

01:06:27

but for now I think that everything is fine, and

01:06:32

write to me, there are literally two or three

01:06:34

people there, how is the picture, how is the sound, is everything

01:06:37

good,

01:06:38

how good is the picture and

01:06:42

if the picture is good then it’s better to

01:06:44

watch it all on a big TV

01:06:45

on a big screen,

01:06:47

so they’re cleaning the street, the guy you see

01:06:50

is cleaning everything cleans

01:07:00

everything perfectly everything super picture super

01:07:07

nail good store yes yes good

01:07:10

store but also dear

01:07:18

yes Sergey I made it 720 on purpose I

01:07:22

made it 720 on purpose so that the Internet wouldn’t

01:07:25

jam but then we can

01:07:28

try again 1080 we’ll see

01:07:33

who is already bored with the locker before cake

01:07:38

sacher

01:07:43

thank you Ivan thanks for the comment

01:07:49

so Zhanna writes excellent quality of sound

01:07:53

and video

01:07:56

but cool

01:08:00

by the way here we go again Swarovski

01:08:03

Swarovski store here is

01:08:07

such an

01:08:09

installation

01:08:11

you see how many Swarovski stones

01:08:14

there are a huge amount of take it I don’t want to be

01:08:18

here all the time interesting such

01:08:20

decorations from Swarovski suits me but

01:08:23

it’s cool,

01:08:25

although it was more beautiful,

01:08:44

I’m

01:08:48

already selling frost here,

01:09:05

so it’s already displayed that there’s

01:09:07

20 percent left, oh, how it stung and what

01:09:11

a pity, there’s

01:09:13

only 20 percent left, but

01:09:16

nothing, I think that we’ll

01:09:19

have enough of this charge to get to the opera,

01:09:23

now let’s see

01:09:40

what I’m filming I’m filming on an iPhone on an

01:09:44

iPhone I’m streaming

01:10:01

casino wines here friends even have a casino

01:10:04

who likes to

01:10:06

tickle their

01:10:09

nerves

01:10:11

you can come to the casino

01:10:13

casino Vienna casino hangover casino a lot of

01:10:16

different casinos casino Salzburg

01:10:26

also takes up

01:10:29

Well, what’s left is just a

01:10:31

little bit and you can now see friends This is how the

01:10:34

Vienna

01:10:35

State Opera sounds and its

01:10:38

official name, although initially,

01:10:41

when it was built back in

01:10:43

1869, it was called the Vienna

01:10:48

Court Opera and

01:10:52

it was built in the style of the French

01:10:56

neo-Renaissance, now you will see,

01:10:59

by the way, there is already a line lined up

01:11:03

at the

01:11:05

Sacher cafe,

01:11:07

see

01:11:09

here the

01:11:11

famous original is for sale

01:11:14

sacher cake written hotel sacher wien

01:11:18

wooden packaging boxes

01:11:21

that allow this

01:11:26

tart to be stored for 2 2 weeks two weeks borders this is a

01:11:29

cake friends

01:11:33

two weeks well there are different

01:11:37

boxes there are big ones there are small ones

01:11:43

like this the

01:11:45

cake the famous recipe for this cake

01:11:49

front sacher came up with in

01:11:52

1832 and

01:11:55

I treated

01:11:59

our Prime Minister to him, he really

01:12:02

liked it and then this cake began

01:12:06

to gain its popularity, well,

01:12:08

friends, look, we are already here,

01:12:10

damn what a wind is here, I’m in shock, I’m

01:12:12

now being carried along by the

01:12:14

famous Viennese Opera,

01:12:19

in front of us,

01:12:23

opposite the opera, an equally famous composer lived his time

01:12:31

Antonio Vivaldi

01:12:33

you see here he lived in

01:12:38

1741

01:12:42

1741

01:12:44

and here he

01:12:47

died in Vienna on

01:12:52

July 28 of the same year before the age of 90, that is, forty-

01:12:56

one,

01:12:59

the Sacher Hotel was opened in

01:13:02

1876 and

01:13:06

is one of the most expensive hotels in

01:13:10

Vienna and Austria,

01:13:34

the Mause writes thank you thank you so much for

01:13:36

such an amazing stream, no way,

01:13:39

well, friends, look at your health,

01:13:41

share this stream,

01:13:44

recommend my channel to your family and

01:13:46

friends,

01:13:47

let them also subscribe to my video,

01:13:50

you like it and

01:13:52

everything will be great,

01:13:55

I hope that I still have time to

01:13:59

rise now to Albertini,

01:14:03

after all, this is one of the

01:14:05

bastions that remained here after the

01:14:08

huge defensive wall was demolished here,

01:14:10

this bastion

01:14:13

remained and

01:14:15

we will now go up there and

01:14:21

from there we will admire the

01:14:24

famous Viennese opera from a

01:14:27

bird's eye view, you can even say so, so

01:14:38

let's go let's go, let's go across the road

01:14:41

or now we'll go up the escalator

01:14:45

there are already 180 people,

01:14:48

this is cool

01:14:54

and the stream is already on

01:14:56

1:16 that's it yes that's why

01:15:02

the excavator doesn't work

01:15:04

no yes it doesn't work well then

01:15:10

let's go up the steps with our feet

01:15:30

now let's go up

01:15:39

so well that we are going up, a

01:15:42

good group of tourists, 180 people,

01:15:44

for sure, yes,

01:15:46

we are going up,

01:15:50

and even our legs are already lying, we’ve just walked

01:15:54

so much with you, we’ve walked around everything, what are your

01:15:58

legs hurting,

01:16:00

what buildings are amazing friends,

01:16:04

look what beauty is

01:16:24

here of

01:16:27

world significance, the

01:16:31

Albertina Art Gallery, you

01:16:33

see the

01:16:35

largest collection of engravings and sketches

01:16:38

all over the world,

01:16:41

well, they are in front of us,

01:16:44

look at how beautiful

01:16:47

the famous Vienna State Opera is,

01:16:53

almost at your fingertips,

01:16:57

friends, we did it,

01:17:00

it’s very cool that I got here and the

01:17:04

Internet seems to be fine too, everything is fine,

01:17:10

hello, Alena, hello, so

01:17:14

friends, the Vienna State Opera,

01:17:17

here it is in front of you it was built back in

01:17:22

1869 by

01:17:25

two architects ax assemblies

01:17:29

vanderley

01:17:30

erected this opera in the spirit of the French

01:17:33

neo-renaissance the opera is the first

01:17:37

building on the roundabout when the

01:17:40

defensive city wall was demolished the

01:17:43

first building on the roundabout this is exactly

01:17:48

the opera what you see now in front of

01:17:51

you

01:17:52

here passes through the whole world the famous

01:17:55

most famous Vienna Ball has been

01:17:57

held here since the thirties of the

01:18:00

last century, with the exception of the pandemic and the

01:18:04

Second World War,

01:18:06

every year in February the

01:18:10

Vienna Ball

01:18:12

Opera takes place here with more than 2000 seats there is

01:18:17

also standing room

01:18:19

which costs only friends 10 euros

01:18:22

10 unfortunate euros and you can get in to the

01:18:26

opera

01:18:29

and it's just standing room

01:18:32

thank you big mauza thank you for

01:18:35

the comments everyone thank you for the comments

01:18:36

friends it's very nice so the

01:18:40

opera when it works before the

01:18:44

working season

01:18:46

uses so much

01:18:48

electricity the

01:18:51

amount of electricity is

01:18:53

comparable to a town with a population of

01:18:56

approximately 27,000 people

01:18:59

in short in

01:19:01

simple words the opera uses 9

01:19:06

thousand kilowatts per day

01:19:08

if you compare a town like Badan with its

01:19:13

inhabitants, this is approximately the

01:19:16

amount of electricity one

01:19:20

building needs, can you imagine what is most

01:19:23

interesting here

01:19:25

in this opera, a

01:19:27

theatrical production of an operetta, everything

01:19:30

else in the performance never passes for two days in a row,

01:19:33

that is, it means that

01:19:37

here every day some new

01:19:40

theatrical production, of course, after

01:19:43

some time it is repeated, but not for two

01:19:45

days in a row, so a

01:19:48

huge truck, a huge truck,

01:19:51

loads every morning through these gates,

01:19:54

see it there, the red gate

01:19:57

drives there, bringing new decorations and a

01:20:02

huge freight elevator

01:20:05

lifts these decorations to the top of these

01:20:08

the scenery is quickly replaced with the old

01:20:11

scenery, again hidden in this truck,

01:20:14

in this trailer and

01:20:16

truck, it’s all taken to the arsenal, it’s

01:20:19

also very interesting and one building,

01:20:21

or rather a complex of buildings, the arsenal, which I

01:20:24

also showed in my videos, but

01:20:26

maybe even I’ll go there somehow and you

01:20:28

I’ll show and tell you all this, and we’ll

01:20:31

have to agree on a time

01:20:33

for you to go live,

01:20:42

thank you Sergey, thank you for the comments like

01:20:46

this,

01:20:48

but friends, I want to say that the opera

01:20:52

was also destroyed during the Second World

01:20:54

War, when the

01:20:55

opera was bombed from the air,

01:21:01

bombed from the air

01:21:03

Americans and British, but most

01:21:06

Americans, as the

01:21:09

Americans say, they thought that it was not visible from the air,

01:21:12

they thought that it was a railway station,

01:21:14

but since it was all a railway station and

01:21:18

they were destroyed,

01:21:19

they dropped bombs here on the

01:21:25

opera and

01:21:27

confusing it even to a train station like the opera

01:21:30

partly by us partly more than half of the

01:21:32

opera was damaged the

01:21:34

original only the front

01:21:36

side remained then for ten long years this

01:21:39

opera was rebuilt from 1945 to

01:21:42

1955 and

01:21:44

only in 1955 this opera

01:21:47

was again open to the general public that’s the

01:21:49

story, friends, as

01:21:51

for the opera, of course you can talk about the opera there are

01:21:53

many more interesting things to tell

01:21:55

about the

01:21:56

fact that the architects who built

01:21:58

this opera committed suicide,

01:22:00

one had a heart attack due to the fact

01:22:03

that the French emperor spoke very poorly

01:22:05

about this opera when it was

01:22:08

not yet fully built and two

01:22:11

architects took it all very seriously

01:22:14

from the laughter of the people's mockery forced

01:22:19

2 architects to van der can't sekis

01:22:21

burg 1 committed suicide and 2

01:22:24

had a heart attack and subsequently when it

01:22:27

was built of that era it was already

01:22:28

opened without these two architects, otherwise you

01:22:31

can of course stand here for half a day and

01:22:33

tell everything, but I'm thinking about the opera on

01:22:35

today is enough

01:22:36

so that you don’t have to overload with information

01:22:39

who liked these interesting facts

01:22:43

this is an interesting story

01:22:45

give your friends a like and

01:22:47

now I’ll try to

01:22:50

walk a little more because I have

01:22:53

10 percent left

01:22:56

I think that’s enough for today

01:23:00

today that’s enough walking

01:23:14

here is the entrance to Alberta well I

01:23:19

also advise everyone to visit if you are in

01:23:22

Vienna and

01:23:25

we will now go downstairs

01:23:28

to the palace garden and

01:23:33

somewhere here this stream will soon turn off

01:23:43

so

01:23:55

you want to try it, I don’t know

01:23:57

if it will function I

01:24:02

have a wire with me but

01:24:18

I have now connected the phone to the power supply

01:24:21

but I don’t know whether you’ll be charged

01:24:24

or not, there’s only two percent left,

01:24:26

so if the stream disappears, it means

01:24:30

that my

01:24:32

battery is dead,

01:24:46

let’s go down

01:24:49

here, what a sun,

01:24:51

so the girls will also make some

01:24:54

videos now,

01:25:11

well, let’s go to the

01:25:14

Burggarten, the

01:25:16

palace garden, and take a walk here

01:25:21

By the way, with you, with the stabilizer, I think

01:25:24

the picture is even very very good

01:25:29

stabilizers,

01:25:33

so it opens for everyone, it closes at half past

01:25:37

six, you see, winter time,

01:25:40

everything closes much earlier,

01:25:42

so I love walking here, there is so

01:25:45

much space, so spacious,

01:25:48

look from here you can see the new palace,

01:25:53

many people think that this is a very old

01:25:55

building in fact, this is the most recent

01:25:56

edition,

01:25:57

as for Hamburg, the building was

01:26:00

built back in

01:26:02

1913, a year before the start of the First

01:26:06

World War,

01:26:07

initially this building was intended

01:26:10

as a guest house, imagine the

01:26:12

guest house and the museum, look at the

01:26:14

guest house, yes, not bad, so-so

01:26:17

guest house and

01:26:21

on the right side we have the

01:26:24

schmetterling house or the butterfly house here is the

01:26:31

butterfly house friends it’s also interesting you can

01:26:36

go you can go to the cafe here there

01:26:39

is also a cafe it’s also interesting to sit in

01:26:41

this butterfly house and drink Viennese melange

01:27:03

thanks Evgeniy for the comment

01:27:11

this beautiful park is called

01:27:14

burggarten which is translated literally

01:27:16

means palace garden and

01:27:18

here friends there

01:27:20

was once a private park a private

01:27:23

garden of the Habsburg dynasty

01:27:26

until

01:27:28

1918

01:27:30

until the collapse of Austria-Hungary

01:27:34

here it was a private garden if at the beginning of

01:27:37

our stream we went through the

01:27:40

forex cardboard people's garden and it was already

01:27:44

in

01:27:47

1820 30 founded as a garden for all

01:27:51

people for all visitors,

01:27:53

so this garden until 1918

01:27:56

remained private

01:27:58

only for the Habsburg dynasty

01:28:08

a lot of young people walking a lot sitting

01:28:11

basking in the sun you see how many people are

01:28:16

still being restored here for probably

01:28:19

two years now

01:28:20

the restoration has been going on completely everything is being restored the

01:28:22

building itself has already been restored it was restored, after all,

01:28:25

what a white one, such a light

01:28:27

building, a completely restored building,

01:28:29

but the asphalt and

01:28:32

steps still need to be restored,

01:28:40

you see

01:28:42

what will still be a construction site here 1

01:28:55

so here we have 2 options, we can

01:28:58

head to the left, I’ll do that for you,

01:29:01

because if we head to right, let's

01:29:04

go through the courtyard there now,

01:29:07

I think the connection will be lost,

01:29:09

the connection will be lost, you

01:29:12

know what to do, well, let's take

01:29:15

a risk, let's walk there

01:29:17

because there is a

01:29:20

Habsburg treasury, which he would

01:29:23

also like to show, well, from the outside,

01:29:26

of course, I'm inside,

01:29:28

by the way, there is also a provisional

01:29:30

parliament here the building has been built, this

01:29:32

is a temporary parliament because

01:29:36

now the main parliament

01:29:38

is being restored and

01:29:44

various laws are being adopted here and so on,

01:29:47

in short, look friends, I will now

01:29:49

pass through the courtyard through

01:29:50

the orchid, perhaps the Internet will disappear somewhere

01:29:54

so you don’t leave, just wait and

01:29:57

it will appear just when I I’ll go

01:30:00

outside again, but we’ll take the risk, those who don’t take risks do

01:30:03

n’t drink champagne, it’s true, that’s why we

01:30:05

’ll now take the risk of walking

01:30:09

through the courtyards of Hamburg,

01:30:15

thanks to the light, Stark staff, thanks to

01:30:28

182 people,

01:30:30

we’re going inside now and

01:30:35

we’ll see if

01:30:37

the Internet disappears or doesn’t disappear, this is

01:30:41

so up your song, you can do it here

01:30:44

shorten and get there we have to when I

01:30:46

didn’t know

01:30:54

so well I passed the first first stage

01:31:01

the Internet appeared again

01:31:04

the Internet appeared again but it’s cool

01:31:08

imagine here friends

01:31:10

18 buildings 19 courtyards

01:31:13

2600 rooms how do you like these dimensions

01:31:25

and we get to the treasury

01:31:29

even here you can see

01:31:33

how huge the Hofburg is of the winter

01:31:36

residence and the Hofburg can

01:31:39

you imagine here are two twin museums

01:31:42

here is a new palace I was just now at the

01:31:46

butterfly house here I was now I walked

01:31:49

passed passed passed and came out here

01:31:53

here I came out

01:31:56

and ended up in the Swiss courtyard

01:32:01

here we have a treasury

01:32:05

I think the coolest treasury in the world I’m

01:32:08

not even afraid of this word the most

01:32:10

here is friends crown cops the

01:32:13

Internet has appeared

01:32:16

look what I

01:32:27

will get out of here that there is no Internet here

01:32:31

by the way here is Cesar’s Court if the

01:32:35

Swiss Guard lived here for a while this is

01:32:38

also called the

01:32:40

Swiss gate gate

01:32:43

shield royal gate

01:32:45

in the Renaissance style,

01:32:51

look where I went out, I went out to the

01:32:53

courtyard to the monument to France

01:32:57

II, there

01:33:02

seems to be Internet here, and here

01:33:05

again is the Swiss gate, this is the oldest

01:33:09

part of the

01:33:10

winter residence of Hamburg, this is where,

01:33:14

back in the

01:33:16

twelfth century, this fortress already stood

01:33:20

in this place and it was from this

01:33:25

fortress that the residence began to grow, then

01:33:27

the residence subsequently was under

01:33:29

construction here for about 600 years, 600 years, everything here was

01:33:33

being upset,

01:33:35

rebuilt, and completed, and

01:33:39

of course

01:33:41

today you are walking here and looking

01:33:45

at this huge scale

01:33:47

here, for example, it was not about the anime smear the

01:33:50

Reich Chancellor as the parliament of the

01:33:54

Holy Roman Empire this the building

01:33:57

here also houses

01:33:59

the rooms of

01:34:02

the Empress Sissi Franz Joseph and also

01:34:11

yes, I made such a big big circle

01:34:13

everything is right

01:34:15

big circle okay let's go further

01:34:19

let's now go out to Heroes' Square

01:34:25

to completely finish our

01:34:29

walk let's

01:34:30

go out to Heroes' Square

01:34:43

and

01:34:47

now we are already on the streets again the

01:34:51

square of heroes look friends here

01:34:54

is the residence of our president

01:34:57

called Leapai Dinis attract 17th century

01:35:01

pour them

01:35:03

1667

01:35:05

Renaissance style here is the wing

01:35:09

of Leopold the residence of our president at the

01:35:12

residence of the president the guy was riding a

01:35:15

bicycle

01:35:16

tired you know the guy stood up and just

01:35:22

sat down with his

01:35:23

back leaning towards the residence

01:35:26

of the president and

01:35:30

everything sits very very simply and no one will even

01:35:36

drive him away from here, so here

01:35:41

in front of us there is already the

01:35:45

Heroes' Square, its name takes this square

01:35:48

thanks to two commanders on the right

01:35:51

side, more precisely, here in front of us is the

01:35:53

famous commander Archduke Charles

01:35:56

who won the first battle against

01:35:58

Napoleon, the Battle of aspir not in 1809

01:36:02

and dispelled the myth of invincibility about the

01:36:06

invincibility of Napoleon, everyone

01:36:09

then had the hope of defeating Napoleon, we know

01:36:11

how it ended, the battle of nations and

01:36:14

Leipzig

01:36:15

1800, the

01:36:17

twelfth year, Napoleon was defeated

01:36:20

here, opposite there is another

01:36:23

commander where he is, you see this is the

01:36:30

prince commander

01:36:32

agents owl yen or as we call him

01:36:36

Eugene of Savoy

01:36:37

the great defeat the great conqueror of the

01:36:40

Turks, thanks to him we now live in

01:36:45

Christian Europe and

01:36:47

he, with his skill, with his

01:36:52

tactical

01:36:55

moves,

01:36:56

liberated Europe, liberated the Balkans,

01:36:59

liberated Hungary Budapest from the

01:37:02

Ottoman siege from the Turks in the 17th centuries of the 17th century

01:37:09

and the beginning 18 Kharkov that's why this

01:37:12

square is called Heroes' Square

01:37:15

thanks to these two commanders

01:37:18

Anton Fen Kord

01:37:21

the sculptor who erected these monuments

01:37:25

first began to build a monument to Duke

01:37:28

Charles, why is it unique you know this

01:37:31

monument, or rather the horse and take it like an

01:37:33

eagle is on two points of support we

01:37:37

see here

01:37:38

amazingly a stunning structure, a

01:37:41

building, a

01:37:43

structure that stands on only

01:37:46

two points of support, also two hind legs of a

01:37:49

horse, there is no traditional 3 points

01:37:52

of support, as is the case everywhere in Europe, and even

01:37:56

the monument that is located opposite there are

01:37:58

also three points of support, and this is the tail, so

01:38:02

two points of support, the structure weighs about

01:38:06

10 tons and

01:38:09

Anton Farms Carn managed to

01:38:13

place a horse in 1860 and from Duke

01:38:18

Charles on two fulcrum points for five long years

01:38:22

he tried to place the horse of Eugene

01:38:24

of Savoy, nothing worked for him, he was very

01:38:27

upset and here three fulcrum points are used,

01:38:31

that is, the third fulcrum point is

01:38:32

tail

01:38:34

this is the story of these monuments

01:38:37

to be built by

01:38:38

1860 65 yes yes well and we will

01:38:43

slowly return back now I’ll

01:38:45

see how much battery I have left

01:38:49

Alice Kay

01:38:51

Ålesunda Barr in short this wire that

01:38:55

I took it does a very good job it has

01:38:57

already recharged my iPhone to 10

01:39:00

percent, this means that in the future I

01:39:04

can just install this wire right away

01:39:06

and don’t worry, don’t worry, don’t fuss,

01:39:11

don’t rush that my phone dies

01:39:15

1:40 already stream, this is the stream, this is the

01:39:17

stream, I can imagine how many people

01:39:21

will watch this video after this in the recording

01:39:23

everyone who didn’t have time today,

01:39:26

by the way,

01:39:29

you see the balcony in front of you, this

01:39:32

balcony was completed later, at first

01:39:34

this building did not have this balcony, this

01:39:37

balcony was completed already under Empress

01:39:39

Maria Theresa,

01:39:40

you see, but it fits in quite nicely

01:39:44

and through the central doors you can

01:39:47

go out to the balcony

01:39:49

that I I find it very very cool,

01:39:52

no one knows that this balcony was

01:39:55

built 100 years later, first a

01:39:58

building was built and then about

01:40:00

100 years later this balcony was built for

01:40:05

Empress Maria to rub, but she herself,

01:40:07

of course, did not build it before she had 16

01:40:10

children and had to somehow- then the

01:40:12

children

01:40:13

were built by master architects,

01:40:21

what good weather, friends, what a nice

01:40:24

walk we had, but just great, I

01:40:27

think it’s top class,

01:40:29

top class,

01:40:32

how beautiful and clean and well-groomed, and Vienna,

01:40:35

what an amazing center, so much

01:40:38

history, so I

01:40:42

didn’t close my mouth for almost an hour and a half to two hours, that’s

01:40:45

all I told you I told you and

01:40:48

I told you and how much you saw you

01:40:50

learned only thanks to this stream

01:40:57

200 people two hundred people online I

01:41:00

hope that each of you liked

01:41:01

at least like

01:41:03

well and

01:41:06

subscribe to the channel who hasn’t subscribed yet there

01:41:08

will be more streams more

01:41:12

walks and even more interesting things facts,

01:41:20

by the way, this park also

01:41:23

opens at the same time for everyone, you see,

01:41:25

and it will close at half past five,

01:41:29

something like this, but this is in the winter, in the

01:41:31

summer, it is open until 10 pm,

01:41:34

unfortunately, the dog can’t go to the park,

01:41:38

you see, the dog can’t go to the park, we can’t

01:41:45

walk

01:41:47

back,

01:41:51

I’m heading back now back to

01:41:53

the car I parked near

01:41:56

the university and

01:42:00

we will now head there, this is towards the

01:42:03

town hall thank you

01:42:09

thank you Irina

01:42:15

well, what do you think is the normality of this

01:42:18

internet I think that everything is okay well at least the

01:42:21

internet is much better

01:42:24

than it was before

01:42:25

much better just yesterday for some reason you

01:42:28

you know what I think, when I arrived yesterday, I

01:42:30

wanted to stream here three times,

01:42:33

maybe even 4 wire streams,

01:42:35

nothing worked for me, I think that yesterday

01:42:39

there was a demonstration in the

01:42:42

valley in the center of Vienna, I think so,

01:42:44

perhaps

01:42:46

they started jamming the Internet in the center of Vienna, but I do

01:42:51

n’t know why maybe, I don’t know, the

01:42:54

telephone connection was bad or

01:42:56

something else, it could be why the

01:42:58

internet is so good today, even

01:43:01

Zhanna wrote excellent internet at home, she

01:43:03

already wrote yes, it’s fine, so I

01:43:07

think it all depends on the fact that

01:43:10

something happened here yesterday, so the

01:43:12

internet was bad and today there are no

01:43:16

demonstrations and you and I walked around the entire

01:43:19

center and only maybe once or twice

01:43:22

he disappeared for a short time, this is probably

01:43:25

my fault because I checked the

01:43:27

battery charge only because of this,

01:43:38

highlight the work of Hundertwasser Elena,

01:43:40

look, I have a video, an interesting

01:43:43

video too I probably filmed the stream in the fall

01:43:46

here on Deniska Hto

01:43:48

Hundertwasser and look there there is a video

01:43:50

with all the information

01:43:53

about this famous artist Friedrich I

01:43:57

wanted was you

01:44:00

take Oksana writes the Internet today is much better well,

01:44:11

I’m very glad Sochi will show you there

01:44:13

is also a monument

01:44:14

to Empress Elizabeth

01:44:17

here there is a monument to friends, it’s

01:44:20

a little hidden, their legs can’t find it, but

01:44:22

here there is a monument to the

01:44:24

beautiful [ __ ],

01:44:27

here you see,

01:44:36

look how beautiful

01:44:38

the monument to

01:44:39

[ __ ] is. and y. what can you say that’s

01:44:48

beautiful, really, how did she get there, did

01:44:50

she fly there, is it a duck, or what

01:44:56

the hell, how cool, just like

01:45:25

that, well, the car is

01:45:29

beautiful, beautiful,

01:45:35

let’s go further,

01:45:41

now we’ll get to the roundabout, we’ll get there in a heartbeat,

01:45:45

those who

01:45:48

connected later, those who didn’t have time to start

01:45:52

the stream will now see the town hall

01:46:16

you can hear the music, no, it’s like a

01:46:20

woman, it’s a man,

01:46:22

so there’s a

01:46:27

great walk being played, and it’s a

01:46:33

great walk, and we’re going out with you

01:46:36

to the theater,

01:46:38

here’s the drama theater, and

01:46:41

in front of us is

01:46:43

the skating rink,

01:46:45

the town hall, familiar places from where we

01:46:51

started our walk today,

01:46:56

well, almost two hours of streaming for two hours. I'm walking

01:47:01

and showing you the beautiful Vienna,

01:47:29

so let's cross the road,

01:47:40

well, friends, I'll probably

01:47:41

switch off, I showed everything, I told you,

01:47:45

like it, subscribe to the channel and

01:47:50

see you in the new stream, we agreed

01:47:53

with you, Denisko hto was a gita blog, zeal

01:47:56

for Austria, come to me for

01:47:58

a tour at my place many interesting

01:48:00

excursions, I’ll show you everything, tell you everything and

01:48:04

conduct excursions at the highest

01:48:07

level, have a

01:48:09

nice day, friends, bye

01:48:25

[applause]

01:48:37

[applause]

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