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“The vlogger shows his modern and chic studio apartment, which he booked for 75 euros per night. He is impressed with the amenities, including a washing machine, coffee machine, and a smart toilet.”

“Late at night, the vlogger eats at this 24-hour restaurant. He orders a shrimp and curry rice dish, which he finds very affordable at around 6.5 euros.”

“He visits the female counterpart to Manneken Pis, a lesser-known statue of a peeing girl located in a small alley.”

“The vlogger mentions he is staying here thanks to a friend's discount and shows the elevator and his room.”

“He orders the famous Belgian fries from this well-known spot, noting how large even the small portion is, and says they are very good.”

“This historic church serves as the backdrop for several of the vlogger's street interviews. He talks to a woman from Croatia in front of it.”

“He walks through this historic shopping arcade, comparing it to the one in Milan, and tries a free chocolate sample, joking that it broke his tooth.”

“He visits the famous but very small statue of a peeing boy, a major symbol of Brussels, and mentions it sometimes has costumes on.”

“The vlogger is amazed by the historical architecture and the lively atmosphere of the main square, describing it as a movie set.”

“He visits this rooftop bar located on top of the stock exchange, showing the incredible variety of beers on tap and the beautiful city view at sunset.”

“He interviews several people in front of the church, including a man humorously begging for money to buy a Ferrari.”

“He explores the famous alley known for having over 2000 types of beer and holding a Guinness World Record for the most varieties of beer available.”

“The vlogger explores this famous alley known for its many bars, including one holding a world record for the most beer varieties. He interviews several people here at night.”

“He orders a waffle here, which is claimed to be the best in Brussels, and seems to really enjoy the taste, comparing it to seeing a beautiful woman for the first time.”

“He stands in front of the impressive Brussels Stock Exchange building and points out the rooftop bar on top, which he plans to visit.”

“The vlogger visits this famous waffle shop, which claims to have the best waffles in Brussels. He orders a waffle with Nutella and banana to try.”

“The vlogger arrives at the main central square, noting the tiger statue which is a symbol of the city. He observes the mix of modern buildings and the general atmosphere of the city center.”

“Walking down the main street of Oslo, the vlogger observes Romani people asking for money and a street performer playing the darbouka.”

“The vlogger shows the floating saunas where people heat up and then jump into the cold sea. He finds it an interesting concept and watches someone jump in.”

“The vlogger checks into his hotel using a self-service kiosk, which he finds very modern. He gives a tour of his 10-square-meter room, which cost 93 euros.”

“He points out the building where the Nobel Peace Prize is awarded, explaining that while other Nobel prizes are given in Sweden, the Peace Prize is specifically awarded in Norway.”

“The vlogger is sitting on a pier in the Tjuvholmen area, enjoying the view and reflecting on his day in Oslo. He mentions it's a good spot to relax.”

“He visits this highly-rated restaurant to try the famous Norwegian fish and chips. He finds the dish, which costs 24 euros, to be very delicious.”

“He points out the Norwegian Parliament building, a significant landmark in the city center.”

“The vlogger relaxes in the park behind the Royal Palace, enjoying the greenery and peaceful atmosphere right in the city center. He also stops to chat with some local girls having a picnic.”

“The vlogger visits the Royal Palace, the official residence of the Norwegian monarch. He mentions its construction took 25 years, from 1824 to 1849.”

“He visits the modern opera house, describing it as a futuristic building from 2050. He highlights that you can walk all over its roof and enjoys the views of the city and fjord from the top.”

“The vlogger walks past the City Hall, mentioning it's a place to see and that he's heading towards the sea.”

“The vlogger shows the National Theatre building, noting its 740-person capacity and its location between the Royal Palace and the Parliament.”

“The vlogger describes this waterfront area as the most lively spot in Oslo, filled with cafes, bars, and people enjoying the evening.”

“While at the Aker Brygge waterfront, he points out the historic Akershus Fortress across the water and mentions he decided not to visit it this time.”

“The vlogger visits the cathedral, admiring its enchanting atmosphere, authentic setting, and Gothic architecture. He notes that visitors can light a candle for one Euro.”

“The vlogger has breakfast at this 100-year-old cafe, ordering avocado toast with eggs. He comments that breakfast in Austria can be expensive, around 15-20 Euros.”

“Located within the Stadtpark, the vlogger points out the golden monument dedicated to Johann Strauss. He explains that Strauss, like Mozart, was a significant artist who left his mark on Vienna's musical culture.”

“The vlogger arrives at the palace after a 15-minute walk from the metro. He is impressed by its immense size, mentioning it has 1441 rooms and a 300,000 square meter garden.”

“The vlogger visits Mozart's former residence, which is now a museum. He mentions the entrance fee is 14 Euros and it's located just a few minutes' walk from St. Stephen's Cathedral.”

“The vlogger explores the city park, noting its impressive size of 95,000 square meters right in the middle of the capital. He mentions it was established in 1862 and shows people enjoying the green space.”

“The vlogger shows the exterior of the Vienna State Opera, mentioning it was founded in 1868. He notes that it's a central and magnificent building, typical for major European cities.”

“The vlogger visits the church and explains its history, stating it was built by Roman Emperor Charles VI as a vow after the plague of 1713 passed. He shows the beautiful square in front of it where young people gather.”

“The vlogger stands in Heldenplatz and points to the Hofburg Palace, explaining its historical significance as the place where Hitler gave a speech from the balcony. He describes the area as a place where you can feel the history.”

“The vlogger visits this famous restaurant, stating that one must eat schnitzel when in Austria. He shows the long line of people waiting to get in, highlighting its popularity.”

“While in the Schönbrunn gardens, the vlogger points out the Gloriette on the hill. He mentions it's a 20-minute walk to get there for a panoramic view of the palace and gardens.”

“The vlogger sits at this cafe opposite St. Stephen's Cathedral to try Austria's most famous chocolate cake, the Sachertorte. He also tries another local pancake-like dessert with plum jam.”

“As his final stop, the vlogger visits the Danube Tower to watch the sunset over Vienna. He mentions the entrance fee is €19.90 and takes the high-speed elevator up to the 150-meter observation deck.”

“The vlogger arrives in Little Havana, noting he was here two years ago. He explains the history of the area, mentioning it was settled by Cubans who were against Fidel Castro's regime.”

“The vlogger's friend spontaneously starts dancing salsa with a woman outside the restaurant. They later return to enjoy the lively atmosphere, live music, and mojitos inside.”

“The vlogger visits a park where elderly Cuban men are playing dominoes. He comments on their cool and stylish appearance, comparing them to Turkish actor Cem Karaca.”

“While walking through Little Havana, the vlogger stops outside this club to interview a group of tourists from North Carolina about their first day in Miami.”

“The group visits a cigar factory where they learn about different types of cigars, including light, medium, and strong varieties, and their origins.”

“The vlogger enters this restaurant and is impressed by a man playing the violin. He interviews the musician, who is from Cuba, and enjoys the live performance.”