Inside the capital of southern Russia | Rostov On Don 🇷🇺

After taking a 24 hour train ride from Moscow we arrived in Rostov on Don, the capital and largest city in southern Russia. Rostov is one of Russia's most famous cities and known as the 'gateway to the Russian causcasus'. We arrived for 2 days with Julia's brother and sister from Moscow on our route back to Sochi. Lets check out Russia's southern capital 🇷🇺

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[Alya-Alya]

Мой родной, любимый Ростов - на - Дону ! «Ворота Северного Кавказа « - так его называют . Летом у нас очень красиво ! Спасибо, что посетили наш южный город, это неожиданно ! Всех благ вам ! ❤️🙏
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[carolgillies]

Hi from Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿
I stayed in Rostov over 20 years as a friend was doing some volunteer work with the Salvation Army. We had an amazing time and met some of the friendliest people I have ever encountered. It’s lovely that so much has been upgraded as well in the years since my visit. I am sure we went to some massive statue on the city outskirts? It’s was incredible

[orange-cat]

My hometown, or how we say “little motherland” :)
I live in the UK since the age of 12, but I retain very warm and fond memories of Rostov. As Russian Brit, who recently returned from her first motherland trip of the last 10 years, the city pleasantly surprised me. Hope you enjoyed the Don capital and thanks for a surprising visit to such an underrated part of Russia, that shows your truly open-minded and culturally appreciative mindset!

[raghavendra]

Hope we visit Russia too.Thanks for wonderful Vlogs.Thanks from INDIA

[karinanalbandyan]

My god this place is so dear to me. I was born and raised in Russia Rostov-on-Don. My grandfather worked at an old red brick factory that actually was made of red bricks like the one in your video. That’s where we lived to in the town where the brick factory was. Back in 1994 my parents decided to move our family to USA Florida so that we could be with the rest of our family. We haven’t gone back yet to visit. I know I’m ashamed to admit that we haven’t been able to find a way to go back for a visit even though it’s already been 30 whole years since we left Rostov on Don. It’s not that we don’t want to, it’s because we’re always dealing with some problem as a family. Also because there are always babies born, or pets that are too attached for us to leave them with someone while we go to Russia. There are other reasons, but we have always wanted to go and still do. One day definitely we will gather ourselves together and go. Thank you for this video

[andyjoylol]

It's so incredibly to look at my hometown where I live in a video through the eyes of foreigners... That feeling when I see the places in your video and thinking of something like"on that bench I hanged out with my sister, and on this street I walked recently" 😳 love my city so much, thank you guys for the video!

[zoranradevski]

Thank u Matt and Julia .. I knew Russia is huge, but thanks for showing us areas I’ve never heard of .. lovely to see the family travelling with u 👍.. I admire and respect your travels .. where most people wouldn’t do ( for example extreme cold 🥶 areas ) I truly love all your videos .. due travelling in tiny rooms in trains 🚂 etc .. keep enjoying your travels .. and always look forward to seeing your next adventure .. thank u guys 🙏🙏👍👍

[costasworldofmusicmemories]

It's always a lot of fun watching you guys. And it's always nice to see your sister and brother, Julia. Keep those vlogs coming Matt. Rostov on the Don is a city that Harriet enjoyed immensely.
A great vlog that brings back great memories. Keep smiling Julia 😍😍Sending you lots of love guys. Harriet and Jim

[carolethurlow]

Loving the views from the train window of the snow ❄️

[matthewcunningham]

Brilliant video Matt and Julia, the four of you, one big happy family 🙂 - fascinating train journey thanks

[BeliaLastes]

Looks Grimm bitten ice cold 🥶 outside but toasty warm inside that train good video 👍👍

[katerinazervata]

Another great video guys 😄 you make me want to take the train more often 🙂 great way to travel 😊 . Nice to see your siblings Julia . I would like to meet Matt's family too . It will make the picture complete ☺️

[jjh]

Great video and what a wonderful and relaxing sound track. I could just sit hear for hours watching you guys walk and film the scenery listening to the music. Very relaxing! Very good combination of sight and sound!

[Ducanralf]

This is my kind of vlogs”trains”!with my family. Reminds me when we travel with the family. Really nice vlog guys!loving it !

[daria.k.a]

Your guess was right, it’s almost always windy in Rostov, but during winter and early spring the wind is the strongest. Hope you enjoyed the city.

[Jensie]

Thanks for showing us Rostov, never seen imagery of the city before!

[maxwhitestone]

You`ve took one of the slowest trains, but alright, it was cheap enough. Most of trains get to Rostov in 15-18 hours. Rostov is lovely, especially in spring and autumn.

[samilyas]

I love your travel enthusiasm one day I will become a wanderlust because of you stay safe and keep travelling

[joannmcgowan]

Another great video! The architecture is just gorgeous! That church was so beautiful! Thanks for sharing ❤️

[сергейорловчепух]

Не знаю как это попало мне в рекомендации, но это мой город!))