Thanks for sharing your thoughts! We understand where you're coming from. Our intention in naming the video that way was to highlight Heidelberg as one of the standout cities from our trip, despite it not always making the top spots on widely circulated lists. We understand that it's a popular destination for many travelers, but we wanted to shed light on its charm for those who might overlook it. Apologies if the title caused any confusion or offense - it was never our intention. We appreciate your perspective, and thanks for watching!
I wonder where the 12 million(!) tourists visiting Heidelberg each year are coming from given it's a town "nobody talks about"? But you're young and surely will learn the difference between "nobody" and "I" soon ;-)
Thank you for your comment! We truly appreciate your perspective. While we understand the significant number of tourists visiting Heidelberg annually, our intention in the video title was to highlight the tendency for it to be overlooked by some travelers (especially from the U.S.), often due to its absence from mainstream 'Top Cities to Visit' lists. Your feedback is valuable to us, and we'll take it into consideration for future content. Thanks for watching!
Heidelberg is probably the most known city in Germany for tourists. Ask any Japanese about what cities in Germany he or she knows and I bet Heidelberg will be top three of the mentioned. Like...Munich, Rothenburg and Heidelberg. Also: Elvis Presley: "Muss i denn zum Städtele hinaus..." is about Heidelberg, I guess.
@@TheOutsideVibeConstance on Lake Constance was not destroyed because it borders Switzerland. The people of Constance did not darken things at night. The US bombers did not want to drop bombs on Switzerland.
hey cool, I'm living 25 miles up the River from Heidelberg between wineyards :-) Greets Martin
Heidelberg Nobody Talks About?????
Have you been living under a rock?
Thanks for sharing your thoughts! We understand where you're coming from. Our intention in naming the video that way was to highlight Heidelberg as one of the standout cities from our trip, despite it not always making the top spots on widely circulated lists. We understand that it's a popular destination for many travelers, but we wanted to shed light on its charm for those who might overlook it. Apologies if the title caused any confusion or offense - it was never our intention. We appreciate your perspective, and thanks for watching!
I wonder where the 12 million(!) tourists visiting Heidelberg each year are coming from given it's a town "nobody talks about"?
But you're young and surely will learn the difference between "nobody" and "I" soon ;-)
Thank you for your comment! We truly appreciate your perspective. While we understand the significant number of tourists visiting Heidelberg annually, our intention in the video title was to highlight the tendency for it to be overlooked by some travelers (especially from the U.S.), often due to its absence from mainstream 'Top Cities to Visit' lists. Your feedback is valuable to us, and we'll take it into consideration for future content. Thanks for watching!
Heidelberg is probably the most known city in Germany for tourists.
Ask any Japanese about what cities in Germany he or she knows and I bet Heidelberg will be top three of the mentioned.
Like...Munich, Rothenburg and Heidelberg.
Also: Elvis Presley: "Muss i denn zum Städtele hinaus..." is about Heidelberg, I guess.
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That is such an awesome looking spot!
Heidelberg didn't get destroyed in WW2 even though it was planned to, that is why so many of historic archtitecture remains in this surreal city.
That is very interesting! Do you have any other historical facts for our other Europe videos?
Many Americans (including generals) studied there before the war. Heidelberg was known worldwide for its university.
@@TheOutsideVibeConstance on Lake Constance was not destroyed because it borders Switzerland. The people of Constance did not darken things at night. The US bombers did not want to drop bombs on Switzerland.
I think the River is called ILL