Thomas Wiede, a German tourist with a passion for travel, spent a weekend in Bucharest this spring. And his superlative impressions of the Romanian capital were also shared on his YouTube channel, which has over 11,000 subscribers.
Thomas Wiede spent a weekend in Bucharest PHOTO YouTube
The video made in Bucharest by the German tourist and posted on YouTube already has over 22,000 views and dozens of positive comments.
Thomas Wiede first walked for several hours in the Historic Center of the Capital, exploring the old buildings and cafes.
“I had the pleasant surprise of discovering many good cafes in Bucharest. I also really liked the chic restaurants in several old buildings of the Romanian capital”says the German tourist, who came to Bucharest with a friend.
Thomas Wiede also wanted to go to Piata Obor to taste the small ones there, which have already become famous abroad, thanks to the many foreign tourists who tasted them and appreciated them in hundreds of videos posted on social networks.
“I stood in a queue of hundreds of people for 45 minutes to taste the famous little ones from Obor, I can't believe how popular they are. But it was worth the queue, the small ones are delicious, and the beer is cheaper than in Germany”revealed Thomas Wiede in the footage posted on his YouTube channel.
“It was a unique and wonderful experience!”
The young man from Germany also went to see the Parliament Palace, about which he says: “It's an enormous building, I've never seen anything like it before”.
Thomas Wiede stopped for a few minutes in the Old Center to admire a street artist with a special voice.
The German tourist who is passionate about traveling was left with special impressions related to the Macca-Villacrosse passage, which he says has a special charm.
“It was a unique and wonderful experience to spend several days in Bucharest and discover many interesting places, historical buildings, a vibrant culture and a very dynamic nightlife. I can't believe how underrated Bucharest is. It is an amazing city and should be visited by as many tourists as possible from Western Europe and other continents“, said Thomas Viede at the end of his stay in Bucharest.
