Belgrade to Bar on Marshal Tito's private train...
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Marshal Tito of Yugolavia used his private train from 1959 until his death in 1980. This video shows the train inside & out on a special chartered run between Belgrade and Bar, one of Europe's most scenic train rides.
In 2013 & 2014 it ran occasional departures from Belgrade to Bar, with train-only tickets from £129. It ceased running in 2014 when floods damaged the line, and although the line is repaired and regular trains are running again, Tito's train is unlikely to resume any time soon.
Good & a beautiful heritage train. Amazing saloons with Royal ambience. Will travel sometimes. Love you Serbia.. From India 🇮🇳 🙏
Thank you a lot. As curiosity, we love India very much, Tito and Nehru were very friends and found the Non-Alligned movement
@@FilK79 Thank you 🙏🌹
Sehr beeindruckende Bahnstrecke. Eine aufwändige gebaute Gebirgsbahn mit langen und hohen Viadukten und vielen Tunnel. Danke für das schöne Video.
TITO traveled 500000 kilometres with this Train. Queen Elizabeth was also traveling on this Train, and also Muamer Gaddafi, Nehru, Hruschov, Brezhnev, and many other presidents.
Excellent Mark....!!! Long Live Tito....We miss you!!!!
Carlos La france Shame on you! Tito was a dictator as hole!
No he wasn't, read some history.
@milster Yea, sure, blame a dead guy. Have some self respect and introspection.
@milster Nothing about human nature shocks me any more, therefore I am not afraid to face it, not in others nor in myself. Road to truth compasion and loving yourself and others takes you through it.
@milster Naravno da ne želiš da se pozabaviš sobom. Najlakše je kriviti druge za situaciju u kojoj si.
Wow! Wonderful! I can't imagine taking a BATH on a train, and what views,Thanks, I can imagine through all these videos!
I've only taken a bath on a train once - in a deluxe compartment on South Africa's Cape Town-Pretoria Blue Train. I thought the water would slosh around far too much, but it didn't - worked surprisingly well! ;0)
or take a dump xD
Amazingly beautiful landscapes, which tell something heroic about the people inhabiting them. Thank you for sharing this video.
What a treat! Thank you for the tour of this gorgeous and fascinating bit of history.
Pozz Jugoslavio 💖💖
Wow...so beautiful. I want to experience such rides one day. These European countries surely have some of the best scenery in the world. Thanks for sharing.
Those are a nice set of cars, but building a rail line through that terrain is really impressive.
Today's repairs of this railway last for months...One joke is that our people today can't repaint all the things that Tito has built xD
they can repaint it but it looks even worse than it looked before :-)
If u think this is impressive see the Bulgarian tesnolineika and the train from Sofia to Varna
@@user-gt5ev1ey3g That's a narrow-guage railway, it would be more comparable to old Zlatibor - Sarajevo narrow-guage.
That was great Mark Smith !!! Thank you very much for a beautiful train trip. The HD video quality allowed me to go to fullscreen which gave me the feeling of being there!! Free travel without the many hassles of real travelling. :))
Great video would love to go on this train , thanks for posting
Wow Mark! What a great video! Incredible scenery! This is on my Bucket List to do!
Tot je super, LEP pozdrav, Carlos belgijo!
Carlos De Backer иооо
Wonderful, thank you very much.
..until just after his death in 1980. As the train went from Ljubljana to Beograd with the coffin the route was lined with tens of thousands of people.
Amazing, how lucky you are to have taken that journey, I am jealous. I am about to set off on this journey, thanks to all your detailed information and now have everything crossed that the staff carriages will greet me. It looks slightly terrifying but I am so excited. Thank you for everything you do.
No, see en.wikipedia,org/wiki/Mala_Rijeka_Viaduct The Mala Rijeka remains the world's highest railway viaduct, although no longer the highest 'bridge'. Something to do with it having piers.
Great video would love to go on this train
Great presentation! Great video! Congratulation! Like!
Cs abooarbxcsci nabavci
Impressive railway journey
Jakie piękne widoki, aż chce się tam być. Coś niesamowitego. Raj na ziemi.
Just one look at Montenegro landscape gives you an idea how tough you had to be to live there in the past. There is nothing but rocks all the way to the Adriatic sea.
Wonderful!!!!
Beautiful country people
Smith Great video! Just need info about trip..Where did you by ticket ? And is this some turist trip with this train? Or something special? Regards from Slovenia
Big hellooo from Serbia!!!
Tito did not own a singe thing. His sons didn't inhareted anything after he died. Most of his personal belongings ended in museum.
Well, it was not MARSHAL TITO's PRIVATE TRAIN. It was train USED BY THE PRESIDENT OF YUGOSLAVIA (presidential train). The three rusted locomotives seen at the beginning of this movie had been spacially bought from KRAUS MAFFEI to pull this train. If it was "private" TITO's train, his children would inhereted it!!?? The train belongs to RAILWAYS OF SERBIA. Why other exyugoslav republics don't claim rights about the train, I don't know?
Yes, but Tito was the only person to hold the position of President of the SFRY, so it wouldn't be 'wrong' to say it was his train.
Easily the best rail journey I've done. Love the bit around 9.50 where you see the river and road with tiny looking cars way beneath you. Only 3 carriages in action on my trip.
Tito was not just a marshal,he was also a president.
+Fearless MakTavish Read history.
I dont need to, he was the president of the SFRY. (Socialistic Federation of Republic Yugoslavia)
And marshal.
Long live Tito
Splendid coach designed, how much for this if someone need to charter it.
Great: should like a trip with this train!
its look scary and awesome at the same time
Why scary?
thx
because the domicil station of cars was Belgrade,same rule was applied in all Yugoslav states.
please shoot a video by traveling into Maharaja express of India.
Mark, do you know how to get to Sarajevo from this train? Is it from Priboj?
Unfortunately, Sarajevo has no train connections outside Bosnia anymore.
Tito lived in far greater luxury than the kings of Yugoslavia. He had a private island to boot. Video is top class.
Then you know nothing about luxury of Yugoslavian kings. Just check how Obrenović and Karađorđević art collection in the National Museum of Serbia, to hell, Karađorđević family even was a Cartier jewelry supported family in their time.
That is not a private,ovner was Hovernment of SFRJ.
And he died penniless, his son's were living like the all ordinary people in Yugoslavia.
Waaa so beautiful :p This is for 1'000 euro le ticket ^^ Amazing
Is not Tito,s PRIVATE Train!!!
1 minute and 24 seconds this is not blue wagon this is romantika wagons
A fascinating trip, and train. This week President Kim Jung-Un of the DPRK has travelled by train from the DPRK to Vietnam; i wonder how his train compared to that of Marshal Tito?
@Predrag Jovanovic 👍👍👍 Thanks for saying that, the little known facts.
molto bello, se vedesti invece comè misero il treno del capo dello stato italiano!
Where is Bar?
It’s a city in Southern Montenegro.
What a breathtaking construct of heaven! Marshal Tito's hands hold these people together - to one power, one spirit, one conviction. Despite of some negative aspects, I know. And what does SRB and MNE construct nowadays? Dubious enterprises and hotels for Russians (and Arabs), all payed with dirty money. Please, revert to your intrinsic habbits and keep your soil for your children. They shall be your future.
Es wahr 1976 ..wir sind mit dem zug durch jugoslawien nach österreich gefahren..Jugoslawien wahr schön und modern..Die leute wahren friedlich und sehr nett..TITO wahr sehr sehr beliebt in jugoslawien..Den die Jugoslawen konnten ausreisen im ausland bzw.im westen arbeiten oder studieren..TITO war nicht streng..Er wahr kein Diktator..
Glavni kolodvor
4.46 jedzonko wyglada malo apetyczne
For me it was a press trip. To buy tickets, I've posted the details of who to contact on w w w dot seat61 dot com forward slash tito.htm
Tito Yugoslavia was intentionally brutally destroyed so no socialist regime would ever be remembered in history books as havijg been successfull and went well trough transition.
Where are you from? I'm not asking because I disagree, quite the opposite.
@@mimimimz6719 thanks, I am from Belgrade Serbia, but I grew-up still in Yugoslavia when young so I remember things quite well. Magagurski in his documentaries shows a recently declasified document where US made a decition in 1984 that Yugoslavia was to be destroyed in a most cruel way to make people forget all good things from earlier.
@@FilK79 Možemo mi i srpski, ako to više odgovara. 😆 I ja sam rođena i odrasla u bivšoj Jugoslaviji, i ne toliko daleko od Beograda. Ja sam iz Sremske Mitrovice, ali tamo više ne živim. Tvoj prvi komentar me je zaintrigirao, a drugi je još više produbio moju znatiželju. Meni se čini da ti dosta znaš i da si dobro upućen u temu o bivšoj Jugoslaviji i socijalističkom režimu. Ja sam ubeđena da je vrsta socijalističkog društva koju je Tito započeo originalna i da bi uspešno opstala da nije bilo rata 90thih godina. Ja nikad nisam čula za autora kojeg si spomenuo u tvom komentaru i nikad nisam čula tu teoriju o razlogu raspada Jugoslavije. Da li možeš malo više da mi napišeš o tome, ili da mi kažeš gde i kako mogu da nađem te spomenute materijale? Hvala unapred ☺
How did this train survive the war in the 1990's?
crna gora i srbija to je jedna familija
4.38 wyglada za tlusty
Jedan je Saban
Тhat train was not Titos privat.Train is state property
+TheSerbian18 And who owned the State? Tito! ;0)
+Mark Smith (The Man in Seat 61) , No SFRY was be one of must democratic and free states in the world
+TheSerbian18 Thanks to Tito...
Pozdravljam. Koliko kosta karta i dali se moze obicnom coveku putovati na njom?
Mark Smith What is da seat61.com please?
miki
Smoking room wasn't there at Tito's time am sure?
What do you mean? Our President smoked like a chimney.
It is a shame that class 666 which used to pull the train are no longer in service.
It is now
I was 15 years old when I figured out that Tito is a selfish playboy. Thus with my friends I escaped to Italy and happily ended up in Canada. All Marshall Tito has done is destroy the unity of South Slavs. It will take a century to heal his damages.
You know nothing about Yugoslavia,
@@mihaelbitola3812, well the facts are that the country of Yugoslavia was destroyed and that you are still arguing with each other.
This was the dark part of communism. The communist secretary, Tito, travels with a modern, clean and western-style car, while the population is poor. Beautiful train, I would love travelling with this train. Does it runs often?
MGstaR17 Yugoslavia had a very good standard of living. Not like it's America, but nowhere near the poverty you are talking about
Socialism in Yugoslavia worked, people had a higher standard of living than today. In the 70's and 80's you could go on vacation, each family had a car, unemployement was lower than today, we had the strongest passport in the world, as we could go almost anywhere without a visa. We had a strong industry and military. Today people are in debt, have no money, many can't afford a nice home, a good job, let alone a holiday. Work places everywhere are horrible, as people don't get paid sometimes up to a year. All of our industry that has been built in the SFRY has been sold to foreigners or demolished and abandoned, and nothing new is being bulit. Unemployement today is one of the highest in Europe. The armies of the individual republics are jokes, still using SFRY equippment made 30 years ago. Today people are paid about 500$ a month, altough some workplaces are paid as low as 200$ a month.
It says in the description that it stopped running in 2014
Typical CNN FOX BBC...propaganda consumer.
@Catherine Heridis Says a Greek! Get off your high horse.
Wow very... Soviet, but who the F is Tito?
Josip Broz Tito. Communist dictator of the former Yugoslavia from 1945-80. Most notable for his policy of neutrality and non-alignment that got him expelled from COMINFORM and excluded from the Warsaw Pact by the Russians
So much for socialism .
It's not the socialism that tore apart Yugoslavia, but nationalism.
Kosovo is Serbia