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Am crescut in mamaia. primele amintiri le am din hotelul perla, cânta acolo in restaurant o trupa de nemți si ma lasau sa bat la baterii :) aveam vreo 4 sau 5 ani si eram la mama la muncă...era sef de sală. In fiecare vara am fost in mamaia pana in 89. Era casa mea, stiam fiecare piatra si copac! Era atat de frumoasă! Acum imi vine sa plang vazand ce depozit de blocuri a ajuns. Cum si au batut joc de ea...nimic nu mai este din ce a fost

Wow, the enormous changes are quite noticeable. In those 30-40 years, trees, grass and clouds have grown.

In toate pozele de alta data,sunt persoane,par mult mai cu viata...lucrurile erau mult mai bine organizate si ingrijite.Democratia a adus si lucruri bune dar si cele mai mari dezastre.Trist sa vad astfel de locuri,azi dupa atatia zeci de ani,locuri pe unde am copilarit...🥲🥲🥲

Doamne, ce frumos video! Egreta in Venus mi-a placut mult, era f elegant...restaurantul Aladin linga el la dou pasi, spre Minigolf... superb! La fel Belona si Europa in Eforie Nord...sau frumusetea Amfiteatrului din Olimp -cu celebrele terase unde au filmat Nea Marin Miliardar... citi de 10 plus meritati??? Vi-i dau pe toti cu drag! ❤

Bataie de joc la superlativ

10:36 is..

sA ARATATI DIFERENTELE NU ARE ROSTUL PENTRU CA DUPA LOVITURA DE STAT DIN ROMÂNIA DIN 1989 A AVUT LOC GENOCID IN TARA SI ACESTA ERA AL DOILEA IN CINCIZECI DE ANI

Lindo demais

Mi se pare mie sau 1:06 marea a avansat atat de mult ca a trebuit mutata strada mai spre hoteluri, sa ramana ceva plaja? La fel si 6:32

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Eu amo ouvir esse clássico e as mudanças

HOW MUCH SWITZERLAND HAS CHANGED

Old newyork looks more attractive than new one.

I'm young, yet I will never get over the fact that they tore down Penn Station. Without question, the most heinous act of public vandalism in history. Whenever I see Grand Central, it makes me depressed because it just reminds me that what happened to Penn Station almost happened to Grand Central. Thank you Jackie Kennedy for prioritizing our history and heritage.

Culmea e ca multe dintre hoteluri nu si-au schimbat inca mobilierul si nici n-au mai facut modificari de atunci :)) Probabil sunt si ei nostalgici.

This is really emotional for anyone that lived there and knows these places and walked these streets.

I was born in New York City in 1946, and I’ve always known that “you can take the kid out of the city, but you can’t take the city out of the kid.” I never realized how true that is until I watched this video! I live in the south now (in an inherited house when I got priced out of the rental properties in NYC. But I’ll always be a New Yorker. That’s such a strong part of me, right down to the last atom of myself.

I guess Im about 9 years too late BUT- you HAVE to turn down the music. It is distorted so that - even if I turn down my volume- it sounds terrible and makes the video very difficult to watch. I appreciate the work that went into this and I love looking at these scenes side by side... but my GOD! I've never in my life heard a softly-played, sweet, solo violin being blasted out at a million decibels! It's painful. Thanks!

Technically the Netherland hotel still exists, they just rebuilt it into an art deco skyscraper in the 1930s

Foarte frumos era ,nu ce este acum imi e scarba sa mai merg la mare

Well done. Loved the juxtaposition of then and now! One (common) error: It’s Grand Central Terminal, not Station.

I just loved this video my father came over to England in the war but went back to America but he never forgot about me and came to see me a few times but my mother wouldn't let me go over there for a holiday so iv never seen America but if I ever win lottery it's the first thing I will do god bless America

It's Grand Central Terminal, not Grand Central Station.

Magnífico explendindo parabéns

Old New York had so much more character. The Buildings than looked so much more intimidating and stronger...they we're just as much Buildings and commercial back than compared to today. Except the Buildings now are far taller and bit more modern none the less, Old New York was far more beautiful thab current day New York.

Thank you. Great Video. Greetings from Germany

Should've left it the way it was

Thanks! Have a blessed year everyone 😊 “For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him should not perish but have eternal life.” (John 3:16)

Muito bom magnífico

2:50 I think they are not the same. Yes, the 1910 mansion was moved but the 2015 building you are showing is the North East facade instead of the North facade (of 1910).

5:35 fifth ave and 51st was so beautiful back then

Good music!!

While beautiful it's saddening at the same time. It made me think of how little time we have. 100 years from now everyone will be replaced by new people. Every building pictured will probably be gone, or the large majority. Time does not forget.

So many taxis, right before Uber killed them.

Fantastic presentation mate. Real nice.❤

I ❤ yall🎉

Thanks so much for this I ❤ it

Mult mai frumos atunci. Amintiri, amintiri ...

Ba sa îmi bag pula cum arata azi atunci era mai bine cand erau mai multe piscine ca am vazut o poza care era o piscine si acum e acoperita cu iarba era liniste nu manele bn mai era muzica da lautareasca sau slagare da si cazarile atunci ieftine acuma plm 😢😢😢

GRAND CENTRAL 1:23

TOT IOooo..... dim 1960 si im 2010 . Unde e Capitalismul ? Da HALATuuu .... Cat e halatuuuu ....

I wouldn’t mind living back then. I’m 55 and i still think the best times were from the mid 70’s to the late 80’s. So much changed so fast in the 90’s

older photos show a less hectic. Crowded New York before it became the toilet it is now even up to the seventies wasn't as bad as it is now. New York not worth it to me now after the towers were taken down. it's just another overcrowded city nothing special my opinion. Anyone that can't admit the world trade center and the towers made Newyork unique and it had the most awesome skyline that set it apart from any other skyline is just in denial. New York had something to be proud of now look at it.

I notice so much in this video, namely the building that are still standing were black from the pollution. The old buildings seem to not only beautiful, but unique. They had a soul. Today's monstrosities are noting but glass & chrome. Sterile & dead. In the old pictures they seem SO large & now, the ones still standing are dwarfed by the huge, lifeless buildings. And I noticed this also when I was in Chicago, there's NO light. The tall buildings block almost all sun. Like the windows in Grand Central, early photos showed so much sunlight. Whereas now, the other buildings totally block all sunlight out. NO one wants to spend money on esthetics. Just glass, chrome & flat, linear lines. ZERO personality. Get as much square footage as possible out of them with as little fluff as possible. You knew right off the bat what building of what. Now, any building could be mistaken as any other building in any other large city. Also, ALL the migrants who came to the U.S. (legally!) had luggage, possessions, valuables. Whereas today, they bring NOTHING except their phones! They know, unlike then, they don't need to have a "sponsor," learn out language, know a trade beneficial to our economy. They know we will support them completely, including speaking their language without requiring them to even know the most fundamental words to navigate out society!

Moro no BRASIL...e sei q nova york e uma cidade linda com bastante historia no cenario mundial..vivas aos EUA por ter uma cidade assim😉

Curățenie,natura,Spatii verzi, lacuri , locuri aerisite,apa curată, plaje curate asta vad in pozele vechi , pacat!

Please pray for social income deposit...

Central Park was once a black community and the land was taken. That’s why you have a lot of black burial grounds down there and in lower Manhattan. But of course there is no mention of pictures of that.

💧💧💧💧💧💧💧 ce au facut vesticii tarii si poporului nostru. Cat de frumos era cand eram liberi cu adevarat inainte de Revolutie, nu eram colonia de jefuit a hegemonului niciodată sătul!

That song is from the Pearl Harbor soundtrack.