Our 48 Hours In Bucharest🇷🇴 (worth visiting?)

In today's episode, we explore the capital of Romania, Bucharest. Come along as we show you the city, have some great vegan food, and explain why we're chasing our 100 country goal to begin with😉

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We are Oskar & Dan, two boys from Sweden who decided to change the course of our lives, drop out of university, and live life full-time. We're trying to see and learn as much about the world as possible while we're young! Right now, we are working to visit 100 countries before the end of 2022🌍 Check our YouTube About page for more details!👨🏼‍🤝‍👨🏻

Romania was country 89🌍

We started our trip in Brasov, in the historical region of Transylvania (the home of Dracula) before heading to the capital of Bucharest (Bucuresti) to explore the communist-era architecture and the vegan food scene.

Thank you for watching!🙏😍

00:00 Intro
00:17 Arriving from Transylvania
00:40 Exploring old town (strip clubs galore?)
02:36 Almost visited every capital in Europe!
03:12 Local vegan eats
05:32 How to make a communist city
06:28 The Communist Parliament that looks like a Park Hyatt
07:37 Why are we trying to visit 100 countries?
09:33 The difference between Oskar's and Dan's travel styles
10:34 Cool facts about Romania and Romanian (+ Kim K)
11:49 Summer nights in Europe...by two Europeans
13:03 The ugliest building in the world?
13:27 Next country...you won't wanna miss this!

[OskarandDan]

Thank you guys for watching as always!! Mulțumesc if you're Romanian😍

If you're new here, we're Oskar and Dan, two Swedish boys trying to see as much of the world as we can. This year we're trying to visit 100 countries😱 Romania was country 89 on the list and we visited in late June. If you wanna come along for the rest of the journey, hit subscribe🥰 Take care and see you around the world!

[fromrighttoleft]

Thank y'all for inspiring me to visit Bucharest and Romania recently. What a gem that place is, I fell in love with the country. Much thanks from Texas.

[omarmyia]

Guys, the building that you referred to as "the ugliest" (the Tehnoimport tower) is actually a modernist architectural jewel from the interwar period that is in a really bad shape due to decay (it will be restored in a few years (the hotel that you stayed in was in a similar shape until last year). The thing with Bucharest is that, architecture-wise, it's only worth visiting for its huge modernist legacy - which you completely missed but I suppose it's not really your thing.

[Zdamaneta]

Bucharest used to look really good, used to be called Little Paris but then it was bombed in WW2, mutilated by the commies by demolishing old buildings and replace them with commie flats and we also had a horrible earthquake in 1977 which did a lot of damage.

[williamgriffis]

Loved this. What a beautiful city❤️❤️❤️
Much love from the United States😊😊😊

[stj]

You're right about travel being a valuable learning experience. Mark Twain said 'don't tell me where you went to school, tell me where you have traveled.'

[xser]

Greetings from Bulgaria! Romania is a great country. Much more developed and much nicer than Bulgaria in my opinion. But with worse seaside.

[dominikr]

You can actually go into the parliament building, there are guided tours. It's very impressive so I definitely recommend it. 😊

[dianeschroeder]

I have had many Romanian friends through the years here in the states and I’m so glad you went there so I could finally see it for myself! Great content and video Oskar and Dan!!❤️👍✈️

[porombpeter]

When I visited Bucharest just before covid I could get in to the parliament and had a tour. Shame you've missed it, as it's the world’s second-largest administrative building (after the Pentagon).

[novwin]

was there last month, and it is really a beautiful country!!! Recommended to visit !

[margsangster]

Loved this video! Bought back SO many memories for me! I explored Romania in autumn of 2019 and loved it! You walked exactly on many of the same street as I!! Did you see Van Gogh cafe by any chance? The artwork and ambience was stunning!! And the cool Carturesti bookstore!! So much fun to see! Cheers from Marg again in Australia!!

[madalinmoraru]

Romanian from Brașov here! Nicely done video guys! When you said Emily in Bucharest I burst into laughter because Bucharest is nicknamed "Little Paris" due to it's architecture so when you said that I thought about a cheap Romanian spin-off of that show that should be called like "Emilia în București" Anyways, have fun exploring our brothers in Moldova!

[mike-qlwf]

Bucharest will surely be a gem in 10-20 years 🥰 looks amazing

[daenerysmax]

Please visit Iasi next. It is Romania's hidden gem. It's gorgeous and it's a town close to the border with Moldova.

[vladutgamer]

I live in Romania, and I tell you that it was a perfect choice to come and visit Romania.🙂😎

[crashjunipero]

I've been waiting for this! Thank you!

[fabiolacroes]

Emily in Bucharest, now that's a spin-off I'd like to see! 😁Somehow I think it would probably face the same backlash as the ''original'' show: ''This show is nothing like the REAL Paris!" 😆

[sharonleong]

Great video as always. Loved you guys once again.👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️

[danielmariusionita]

Buna seara dragilor, sper ca va placut in Romania, sper sa mai reniti la noi, aveti ce vedea si savurati mancarea noastra traditionala inclusiv micii nostri tare gustosi.Goodbeye!