By Chance i found this Video on TH-cam of my hometown. Born an raised in Esslingen. That makes me proud. People from far away like my City. Thanks for That.
It is obvious that architecture of former times is much better than modern architecture. It is nice. Modern architecture is = squares, triangle and that is all.
@Philippe kikous: You read my mind. And what's more: considering the technical abilities they had then and what we have now, the outcome is simply depressing, desastrous. There's no sign of cultural or local heritage anymore. All modern buildings around the world look similar. What a great decline in (arcitectural) culture. I could shoot all our arcitects (many of them and namely the most notabel consider themself as modern artists) to the moon as well as most of our contemporary other artists...
@@menkulinanaldebaran7509 What I noticed with German architecture is that it is very huge. Large windows, high ceilings. For modern day standards it takes away the capacity. Effectiveness and simple design is what made Germany come up from the dust again.
More beautiful efforts, this walk is helpful to awareness about the history of these historical areas+construction of their houses, which called as half timber houses . Really these are more beautiful, so thanks for this video with beautiful efforts...
Mike, I never lived in Esslingen. I lived mostly nearby in Scharnhausen (Ostfildern) and Ludwigsburg. My mother was German, my father was U.S. Army and we moved around quite a bit. I was born in Schweinfurt but don't remember it. Lived in Füssen too & often visited my Oma & Opa who lived in Worms. That is what I meant by Heimat - it is all "home" to me. Sorry if I caused confusion by my term... :-)
mein Vaterland, wie ich dich vermisse... I live in Chicago Illinois now but there is only one place that i love more then life itself and it is my beautiful Germany! i will be back my love and we will be together again once more! Now I was born in Bosnia but that beautiful country and it's people accepted us with open arms sadly after that brutal war was over we were told we had to leave which was really not fair to me i started school there, all my friends were there and i loved my Germany and Esslingen more then Bosnia itself... but we were told we had to leave but because the international community partitioned my country and our house was on the side of the enemy the same enemy that ethnically cleansed my whole family the same enemy that killed 3 of my uncles and 8 of my cousins which were all under 16 years old 6 males and 2 females because my father feared for himself and his family me my brother and mother we were allowed my the U.S government asylum which I'm so thankful for today I'm a very proud US Citizen and wear my colors proudly i celebrate my U.S holidays and achievements but as you can all see i still love the country which gave me the boot i wish i could explain it and don't get me wrong i love the United States dearly as i love Bosnia but Germany has a very special place in my heart after all it is my childhood!
Boys! what a wonderful glimpse of Esslingen. such beautiful scenes......and thank you......for having only just seen your film, it has given me the inspiration needed to create a scene for my treasured "European union" model railway at home near Blackpool UK.
Absolutely beautiful filming and narration...I really enjoyed watching your video while I had my breakfast this morning. I love to travel...because I have not been able to do so during the past few years, I 'travel' via the internet. Thanks for taking me on this trip through Esslingen! I enjoyed it very much. I'm sharing this video with our friends on Facebook!
Sherlie Mae Matthews Thank you Sherlie ! Glad you enjoyed it & thank you for your nice comments. We have actually booked our next vacation for the northern regions of Germany - will be leaving in just a couple of months...many videos to come afterward.. (I also love internet traveling and visiting other destinations that way...can't wait for virtual reality machines to make that even more exciting).
Thank You so much for this video for i was stationed in nellingen 1983 an would come down to esslingen to see the town all your video made me have flashbacks of the greatest times of my life for now i am old and in bad health, I can still remember the beautiful town and parks though thank you for my walk back i time.
Thank you for your kind words; happy that you enjoyed these memories. Sorry to hear that you are in bad health, growing older is not always fun. I'm 73 now and glad I can still walk about and travel a bit. Never know how long it will last.... By the way, my father was stationed in Nellingen around 1955-57 and we lived in the small town of Scharnhausen (I have 2 videos up of a return visit there), as well as Ludwigsburg (have several videos up of a return visit there also). But, we never went to Esslingen while we lived in Scharnhausen - this was my 1st trip there.
the "charming house" in the beginning got renovation and is a market/restaurant in the middle part and downstairs is an italian restaurant with very nice food and a terrace where you can sit by the water and enjoy your meal
Hi Ivan....just saw this. We just got back 2 days ago from our latest trip to Europe: we spent the whole month of May in England, starting with London and working our way north, visiting major cities like York, Cambridge, Bath, Liverpool, Manchester, Birmingham and countless others, as well as the mountains of the Lake District. Then we spent 2 weeks, in June, in Scotland, primarily in Edinburgh and Glasgow and smaller towns. Pooped right now but will try to put up videos soon. Glad to hear that you are doing ok !!!
Just got back from our 1.5 month European Vacation: finally visited Vienna for 4 days, started in Slovenia, then drove all over Croatia, also visited the country of Montenegro, from Vienna did a day trip to Bratislava, Slovakia, then ended our trip in 5 days in fantastic Prague, Czechia. I know you don't like Facebook, but if you send me an a email to thewwwatson@gmail.com, I'll give you the links to my Flickr account where I'll be making my photos public & your messages to me there are private, and also link you to Instagram where I'll put tons of photos as well. I don't like disclosing too much here on You Tube. Until then.....
@@CaptainSmith23 Glad you go to go. We enjoyed Austria. Halstatt, Austria was heaven on earth as was Dubrovnik, Croatia - we have discussed maybe moving there permanently. Have done some You Tube "Shorts" in the special "Shorts" section previously, easier to do & more fun - will do many more of our trip to our recent trip, in addition to regular size videos. In addition, doing more travel clips shorts now at Instagram and TikTok - getting much more views there. Take care
pozdrav za sve moje bivse sugradzane u ovom gradu sam rodzen 08.01.1993 a morao sam da napustim svoj rodni gra 1995 jer moj tata je bio izbjeglica iz BOSNE I HERCEGOVINE i sad zivim u bosni ali je moj srce uvjek vezano za moj rodni grad ESSLINGENA... Volim te esslingen vise tvoj sin ne moze da dodze u tebe i vise ja svoj rodni grad ne mogu vidjet..
***** I really did appreciate this as I am third generation German-American, through paternal side, and I never made it back to Germany. I am in stage 4 cancer and videos like yours, which took effort and skill on your part, really give me comfort and joy. So glad you went.
James, I'm so sorry to hear of your illness. Hope that you are surrounded by many friends, family, etc. at this time. Glad that my video was some comfort and joy to you - sorry that you never were able to go back to Germany. I grew up there, left at age 10 & did not make it back for my 1st visit until 55 years later. (I have a couple of You Tube videos up that specifically focus on where I lived as a child - Ludwigsburg, Scharnhausen and Fussen - just click on my name and then look for my playlists). I did a return visit last year again, but only have a few videos up so far, with many more to come).
Beautiful! I love beautiful old towns and beautiful buildings, especially the magical medieval cities that make me think of knights, kings and queens, churches and castles, fairy tales, its like the Disney fairy tale movies but real life
Whenever we travel to other countries, especially Europe, the focus is always on these old type of towns, the castles, palaces, etc. I love stepping back in time and imagining the people who once lived here. Needless to say, costume dramas are my favorite type of TV shows and films. Thanks for commenting.
@@TheWWWatson ofcourse but Europe isn't created equal, some nations have more than others. From my research, Germany along with France has the most beautiful medieval cities, and Italy has the most beautiful ancient civilization cities plus some nice medieval ones,UK i am not a big fan of tho.
Me, too....I was stationed not far from there, for 3 yrs,and spent a lot of time in Esslingen. I left in Aug 88 and miss it something awful. Hopefully I'll make it next year. It will be like going home.
Hi Ivan. Good to hear from you. Hope all is well with both of you. We are doing great, except Ed fell while doing a morning run and broke his left wrist pretty badly. Had to have surgery/metal implants, etc. Still recovering but doing better overall. The good news is that he will retire at the end of February. Has been working from home for about 6 months now, good to have him here ever day. Once it's safe again, we plan on doing even more traveling next year, now that we'll have more time. How about you two....planning trips back to Austria or elsewhere next year also. Stay safe and have a wonderful holiday season.
@@TheWWWatson Hi Wedigo and Ed! Hope that you fell better soon Ed. I have been working this whole time and we are doing good! Can't wait to travel back to Europe... Merry Christmas to both of you.
It is a wonderful video you made. You should see the building from "Otto" now. It became ja beautiful Restaurant. This city is still in change maybe its worth another visit soon. Greetings from Esslingen.
Most beautiful efforts, tried to introduce the history about this beautiful city/town, Essilingen, which is more helpful to aware about these areas, really these are not only beautiful nay theses provide the leadership to the Historians out of Germany. More thanks about this hard labour efforts.
Thank you so much for sharing your video! My 20th and 21st great grandfathers lived in this town in the 1200's! #20 was a "Rattsherr" (councilman) and probably worked in that original Rathaus! :)
Hello, Ivan. How are the two of you. Fine, I hope. Ed will retire from his job at the end of June (he's given notice several times but they were lazy about getting a replacement). Since it is a government job, Ed did not want to leave them in a lurch, so he extended the April date to May and now June. He plans to stick with that...LOL, but we'll see. We have both gotten our vaccines already, but no we really haven't traveled much at all. That trip to Mexico 2 years ago was the last major one - need to put more videos up for that too. We've done a few "day trips" but our cat has also had medical issues, so it keeps us close to home. Thank God for the Bay Area, it's never boring around here, always something to see, explore. Hope you are staying safe. I doubt we'll travel to Europe this year...much too iffy, even with the vaccines. We'll see. Hope you two are staying safe, but enjoying little "mini vacations" out in the country, for walks, hikes, etc.
@@TheWWWatson Hi Wedigo and Ed! long time no talk. I'm glad that that both of you are doing well. Went to Chicago last year for a couple of days but not really a vacation and didn't take anytime off really. I hope that all this ends soon. Nice to hear from both of you.
@@CaptainSmith23 Ivan, it just so happens that the European Union announced late yesterday that it would be allowing U.S. travelers again this summer. Good news, huh. Promising, at least. Good to hear from you !
Hello guys. I want to find some information in 1970 - 1974. Can anyone tell me if there was a factory back then. The name who was the boss of the factory wasklaus or stefan. The factory was located on esslingen and was near the street. Behind the factory were existing a lot of bridges with lights. Distance from the center of esslingen around 500 meters. If anyone can help me I would appreciate it a lot. With love and respect regards from Greece.
Habib Denver Hello Habib. Thanks for your nice comments. You can't go wrong with Heidelberg, truly a beautiful town, so very much to do and see. Stuttgart is a combination of some old and much new that is very vibrant, all located centrally - you can also take a short side trip/day trip to nearby Ludwigsburg, which has one of the most beautiful baroque palaces in all of Germany (it also has 2 other palaces, but other than that, not much more to offer other than the nearby old town center area - but you won't be disappointed, especially if you make the main palace your focus). Hope that helps you...you may have already seen my other You Tube videos of these places - if not, just look under my playlist of "Germany and Austria" and you can see which ones I have).
Not like I used to. I was born and raised in Germany, but left when I was 10 years old to move to the U.S. Over time, I lost much of my ability to speak it. I can actually read German better (and understanding much of it) than speaking it
Salvus967 Hi - thanks for commenting. Though it looked like it was going to be a major storm, it was only light showers for about 45 minutes and then stopped. It was the only time it rained during our 3 week vacation that took place the last week in Sept. and first 2 weeks in October.
i m looking for master of science in esslingen university of applied science ,,,, i am from mechanical branch ,,,, can this university have good job oppurtunities in automobile , car vehicle sector plzz tell ?
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By Chance i found this Video on TH-cam of my hometown. Born an raised in Esslingen. That makes me proud. People from far away like my City. Thanks for That.
Thank you for your kind words - Esslingen is forever in my heart, I will never forget it.
It is obvious that architecture of former times is much better than modern architecture.
It is nice. Modern architecture is = squares, triangle and that is all.
true....this is good..
@Philippe kikous: You read my mind. And what's more: considering the technical abilities they had then and what we have now, the outcome is simply depressing, desastrous. There's no sign of cultural or local heritage anymore. All modern buildings around the world look similar. What a great decline in (arcitectural) culture. I could shoot all our arcitects (many of them and namely the most notabel consider themself as modern artists) to the moon as well as most of our contemporary other artists...
true dat
@@menkulinanaldebaran7509 What I noticed with German architecture is that it is very huge. Large windows, high ceilings. For modern day standards it takes away the capacity. Effectiveness and simple design is what made Germany come up from the dust again.
More beautiful efforts, this walk is helpful to awareness about the history of these historical areas+construction of their houses, which called as half timber houses . Really these are more beautiful, so thanks for this video with beautiful efforts...
This is my place of birth and I love Esslingen...the home is where the heart is...thank you veru much for that movie guys
So glad you enjoyed it, MIke. Yes, I agree....I was born in Germany and left when I was 10 but my heart has remained there. Heimat !! It never leaves.
Where you have been in Esslingen? Where you life there, in which quarter?
Mike, I never lived in Esslingen. I lived mostly nearby in Scharnhausen (Ostfildern) and Ludwigsburg. My mother was German, my father was U.S. Army and we moved around quite a bit. I was born in Schweinfurt but don't remember it. Lived in Füssen too & often visited my Oma & Opa who lived in Worms. That is what I meant by Heimat - it is all "home" to me. Sorry if I caused confusion by my term... :-)
My ancestors are from here!
Memories of my my youth. Travelled here in mid to late 80s
Thank you for sharing that...
Germany has some beautiful medieval towns and i especially love the German medieval buildings like half timbered houses,etc
Yes, Germany is full of them. We returned 2 years after this and visited more towns along the Rhine Valley. Thanks for commenting.
mein Vaterland, wie ich dich vermisse... I live in Chicago Illinois now but there is only one place that i love more then life itself and it is my beautiful Germany! i will be back my love and we will be together again once more! Now I was born in Bosnia but that beautiful country and it's people accepted us with open arms sadly after that brutal war was over we were told we had to leave which was really not fair to me i started school there, all my friends were there and i loved my Germany and Esslingen more then Bosnia itself... but we were told we had to leave but because the international community partitioned my country and our house was on the side of the enemy the same enemy that ethnically cleansed my whole family the same enemy that killed 3 of my uncles and 8 of my cousins which were all under 16 years old 6 males and 2 females because my father feared for himself and his family me my brother and mother we were allowed my the U.S government asylum which I'm so thankful for today I'm a very proud US Citizen and wear my colors proudly i celebrate my U.S holidays and achievements but as you can all see i still love the country which gave me the boot i wish i could explain it and don't get me wrong i love the United States dearly as i love Bosnia but Germany has a very special place in my heart after all it is my childhood!
Бојан Босански Змај it looks like paradise to me
It's because of your childhood life in Germany.
Well, did you return to Germany?
@@halfmoon6433 no i still live in the US
Boys! what a wonderful glimpse of Esslingen. such beautiful scenes......and thank you......for having only just seen your film, it has given me the inspiration needed to create a scene for my treasured "European union" model railway at home near Blackpool UK.
You are welcome; thanks for the nice comments.
Absolutely beautiful filming and narration...I really enjoyed watching your video while I had my breakfast this morning. I love to travel...because I have not been able to do so during the past few years, I 'travel' via the internet. Thanks for taking me on this trip through Esslingen! I enjoyed it very much. I'm sharing this video with our friends on Facebook!
Sherlie Mae Matthews Thank you Sherlie ! Glad you enjoyed it & thank you for your nice comments. We have actually booked our next vacation for the northern regions of Germany - will be leaving in just a couple of months...many videos to come afterward.. (I also love internet traveling and visiting other destinations that way...can't wait for virtual reality machines to make that even more exciting).
Thank You so much for this video for i was stationed in nellingen 1983 an would come down to esslingen to see the town all your video made me have flashbacks of the greatest times of my life for now i am old and in bad health, I can still remember the beautiful town and parks though thank you for my walk back i time.
Thank you for your kind words; happy that you enjoyed these memories. Sorry to hear that you are in bad health, growing older is not always fun. I'm 73 now and glad I can still walk about and travel a bit. Never know how long it will last.... By the way, my father was stationed in Nellingen around 1955-57 and we lived in the small town of Scharnhausen (I have 2 videos up of a return visit there), as well as Ludwigsburg (have several videos up of a return visit there also). But, we never went to Esslingen while we lived in Scharnhausen - this was my 1st trip there.
the "charming house" in the beginning got renovation and is a market/restaurant in the middle part and downstairs is an italian restaurant with very nice food and a terrace where you can sit by the water and enjoy your meal
Ok
Losteria beste
Hi Wedigo and Ed! I hope that ur doing well. Been a while but I'm still here and enjoying ur videos.
Hi Ivan....just saw this. We just got back 2 days ago from our latest trip to Europe: we spent the whole month of May in England, starting with London and working our way north, visiting major cities like York, Cambridge, Bath, Liverpool, Manchester, Birmingham and countless others, as well as the mountains of the Lake District. Then we spent 2 weeks, in June, in Scotland, primarily in Edinburgh and Glasgow and smaller towns. Pooped right now but will try to put up videos soon. Glad to hear that you are doing ok !!!
@@TheWWWatson Hi Wedigo and Ed! wow! that's some vacation, lucky you. Hope that you had fun. Can't wait to see your video for Edinburgh.
Hello Wedigo and Ed! what up dudes? hope all is well? been a while.
Just got back from our 1.5 month European Vacation: finally visited Vienna for 4 days, started in Slovenia, then drove all over Croatia, also visited the country of Montenegro, from Vienna did a day trip to Bratislava, Slovakia, then ended our trip in 5 days in fantastic Prague, Czechia. I know you don't like Facebook, but if you send me an a email to thewwwatson@gmail.com, I'll give you the links to my Flickr account where I'll be making my photos public & your messages to me there are private, and also link you to Instagram where I'll put tons of photos as well. I don't like disclosing too much here on You Tube. Until then.....
@@TheWWWatson Hi Wedigo! excellent! I was in Europe for month. got mack in March. How did you like Austria?
@@TheWWWatson Wow! that was some vacation for u2... Nice!
@@CaptainSmith23 Glad you go to go. We enjoyed Austria. Halstatt, Austria was heaven on earth as was Dubrovnik, Croatia - we have discussed maybe moving there permanently. Have done some You Tube "Shorts" in the special "Shorts" section previously, easier to do & more fun - will do many more of our trip to our recent trip, in addition to regular size videos. In addition, doing more travel clips shorts now at Instagram and TikTok - getting much more views there. Take care
@@TheWWWatson Ok Wedigo. I'll be here.
pozdrav za sve moje bivse sugradzane u ovom gradu sam rodzen 08.01.1993 a morao sam da napustim svoj rodni gra 1995 jer moj tata je bio izbjeglica iz BOSNE I HERCEGOVINE i sad zivim u bosni ali je moj srce uvjek vezano za moj rodni grad ESSLINGENA... Volim te esslingen vise tvoj sin ne moze da dodze u tebe i vise ja svoj rodni grad ne mogu vidjet..
Thanks for the share! 👍
I'm headed there soon!!! Thanks for this lovely film!!
Thanks for the compliment. You will love your visit there !
Very nicely done and so enjoyed the tour.
Thank you so much for the nice comments; it is deeply appreciated.
***** I really did appreciate this as I am third generation German-American, through paternal side, and I never made it back to Germany. I am in stage 4 cancer and videos like yours, which took effort and skill on your part, really give me comfort and joy. So glad you went.
James, I'm so sorry to hear of your illness. Hope that you are surrounded by many friends, family, etc. at this time. Glad that my video was some comfort and joy to you - sorry that you never were able to go back to Germany. I grew up there, left at age 10 & did not make it back for my 1st visit until 55 years later. (I have a couple of You Tube videos up that specifically focus on where I lived as a child - Ludwigsburg, Scharnhausen and Fussen - just click on my name and then look for my playlists). I did a return visit last year again, but only have a few videos up so far, with many more to come).
Beautiful! I love beautiful old towns and beautiful buildings, especially the magical medieval cities that make me think of knights, kings and queens, churches and castles, fairy tales, its like the Disney fairy tale movies but real life
Whenever we travel to other countries, especially Europe, the focus is always on these old type of towns, the castles, palaces, etc. I love stepping back in time and imagining the people who once lived here. Needless to say, costume dramas are my favorite type of TV shows and films. Thanks for commenting.
@@TheWWWatson ofcourse but Europe isn't created equal, some nations have more than others. From my research, Germany along with France has the most beautiful medieval cities, and Italy has the most beautiful ancient civilization cities plus some nice medieval ones,UK i am not a big fan of tho.
Great Video, thank you for sharing! WE love Esslingen!
Thank you very much !
I miss Germany SOO MUCH
I remember it being SO BUITIFUL
Me, too....I was stationed not far from there, for 3 yrs,and spent a lot of time in Esslingen. I left in Aug 88 and miss it something awful. Hopefully I'll make it next year. It will be like going home.
Ich auch, es ist schon 3 Jahre her, dass ich nach Kanada umgezogen bin aber es fehlt mir dennoch sehr arg!
Hello Wedigo and Ed! long time. Happy holidays to both of you.
Hi Ivan. Good to hear from you. Hope all is well with both of you. We are doing great, except Ed fell while doing a morning run and broke his left wrist pretty badly. Had to have surgery/metal implants, etc. Still recovering but doing better overall. The good news is that he will retire at the end of February. Has been working from home for about 6 months now, good to have him here ever day. Once it's safe again, we plan on doing even more traveling next year, now that we'll have more time. How about you two....planning trips back to Austria or elsewhere next year also. Stay safe and have a wonderful holiday season.
@@TheWWWatson Hi Wedigo and Ed! Hope that you fell better soon Ed. I have been working this whole time and we are doing good! Can't wait to travel back to Europe... Merry Christmas to both of you.
@@CaptainSmith23 The very same to both of you. And stay safe & healthy.
Ich liebe Esslingen 😘❤️♥️💖🥰😍🤩
Super video, ganz toll video herr Watson.
Beautiful place I've been there
mashal m.h.alj Thank you for commenting; it is appreciated.
Very pretty and interesting city
It is a wonderful video you made. You should see the building from "Otto" now. It became ja beautiful Restaurant. This city is still in change maybe its worth another visit soon. Greetings from Esslingen.
Thanks for the compliment & also thanks for updating us. It is appreciated. Yes, I hope to return there one day.
Most beautiful efforts, tried to introduce the history about this beautiful city/town, Essilingen, which is more helpful to aware about these areas, really these are not only beautiful nay theses provide the leadership to the Historians out of Germany. More thanks about this hard labour efforts.
Thank you so much for sharing your video! My 20th and 21st great grandfathers lived in this town in the 1200's! #20 was a "Rattsherr" (councilman) and probably worked in that original Rathaus! :)
You are very welcome. What a great family history.
This place has spirit. It has a logos you wont find in a typical shiny skyscraper jungle.
Beautiful city!
Yes, indeed !
Great video!
Thank you very much !
enjoyed it, thank you.
Tobi As You are welcome..thanks for commenting.
Please invest in a wind sock for your microphone. Still really enjoyed the video. Esslingen looks like a place I must visit!
Beautiful Germany one day I will visit.
You should!
Hello Wedigo and Ed! I hope that u2 are well? it's been a while. Have you traveled?
Hello, Ivan. How are the two of you. Fine, I hope. Ed will retire from his job at the end of June (he's given notice several times but they were lazy about getting a replacement). Since it is a government job, Ed did not want to leave them in a lurch, so he extended the April date to May and now June. He plans to stick with that...LOL, but we'll see. We have both gotten our vaccines already, but no we really haven't traveled much at all. That trip to Mexico 2 years ago was the last major one - need to put more videos up for that too. We've done a few "day trips" but our cat has also had medical issues, so it keeps us close to home. Thank God for the Bay Area, it's never boring around here, always something to see, explore. Hope you are staying safe. I doubt we'll travel to Europe this year...much too iffy, even with the vaccines. We'll see. Hope you two are staying safe, but enjoying little "mini vacations" out in the country, for walks, hikes, etc.
@@TheWWWatson Hi Wedigo and Ed! long time no talk. I'm glad that that both of you are doing well. Went to Chicago last year for a couple of days but not really a vacation and didn't take anytime off really. I hope that all this ends soon. Nice to hear from both of you.
@@CaptainSmith23 Ivan, it just so happens that the European Union announced late yesterday that it would be allowing U.S. travelers again this summer. Good news, huh. Promising, at least. Good to hear from you !
@@TheWWWatson Really? I didn't know that Wedigo. it's been a few years since our last vacation. I would really like to go back to Europe.
@@TheWWWatson great to hear from you Wedigo...
Hello guys. I want to find some information in 1970 - 1974.
Can anyone tell me if there was a factory back then. The name who was the boss of the factory wasklaus or stefan.
The factory was located on esslingen and was near the street. Behind the factory were existing a lot of bridges with lights. Distance from the center of esslingen around 500 meters.
If anyone can help me I would appreciate it a lot. With love and respect regards from Greece.
The canal at the biginning of your video is the Rossneckar-canal, not the river Neckar. 😁
Thanks for the correction/update.
@@TheWWWatson 😁
i wish we could go back time where legendary composers like Mozart Beethoven were still alive the golden era
loving your videos as you show more inside view of a town. which beautiful cities do you recommend to visit in BW region ?
Habib Denver Hello Habib. Thanks for your nice comments. You can't go wrong with Heidelberg, truly a beautiful town, so very much to do and see. Stuttgart is a combination of some old and much new that is very vibrant, all located centrally - you can also take a short side trip/day trip to nearby Ludwigsburg, which has one of the most beautiful baroque palaces in all of Germany (it also has 2 other palaces, but other than that, not much more to offer other than the nearby old town center area - but you won't be disappointed, especially if you make the main palace your focus). Hope that helps you...you may have already seen my other You Tube videos of these places - if not, just look under my playlist of "Germany and Austria" and you can see which ones I have).
Tübingen, Constance, Ravensburg, Schwäbisch Hall, etc. are never wrong.
Nice list - Hope to also see those some day.
i want live in there
i live in esslingen:)
How wonderful to live there !!
TheWWWatson you can speak German?
Not like I used to. I was born and raised in Germany, but left when I was 10 years old to move to the U.S. Over time, I lost much of my ability to speak it. I can actually read German better (and understanding much of it) than speaking it
Hello guys am an African and I need a penpal from my dream country which is Germany. God bless anyone reading this 🙏
Thanks for your best wishes & prays...
был там.очень понравилось
+Алекс Майстер
Спасибо !
It looks as though you were there during the fall sometime? Was that a thunder storm coming through at 1:50? Cool vid.
Salvus967 Hi - thanks for commenting. Though it looked like it was going to be a major storm, it was only light showers for about 45 minutes and then stopped. It was the only time it rained during our 3 week vacation that took place the last week in Sept. and first 2 weeks in October.
Mondstadt
i m looking for master of science in esslingen university of applied science ,,,, i am from mechanical branch ,,,, can this university have good job oppurtunities in automobile , car vehicle sector plzz tell ?
Uday Royzada yes it has
new cafe esslingen th-cam.com/video/7Oj6UxNzXXE/w-d-xo.html
I look Old town atundron finntrop
Fairy tales
is this town expensive? does it have immigrants?