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There are so many other amazing places in Germany, but most TH-cam videos show the same places over and over again. It's a bit of a pity.
It is the same with videos about amazing places in Switzerland. But ok, it's maybe better for the other secret places because of overtourism.
@@chnoxis Graubünden sagt hallo ^^
Yep. And almost all of them miss out the Spreewald. The place is ridiculously beautiful, a dream to go for kayaking, and perfect to visit in a hot summer because there are so many gorgeous shady places close to the water.
And it's fun to see Neuschwanstein after having seen a few real medieval castles, which tend to look a bit like prisons, and for good reason: their main purpose is to draw the sharpest possible dividing line between "inside" and "outside".
After that, Neuschwanstein looks very much like the toy castle it is; Walt Disney and the Märchenkönig probably would have gotten along like a house on fire.
Though, little-known fact: Ludwig der 2. - I beg of you, it's pronounced LOODvig! - actually paid health insurance of sort for the people building that castle. Possibly nuts, but I like that.
all of germany is connected with powerlines, so no town it reliant on only one source of energy
Congrats, another video that ignores more then the half of the whole country!!!
Cause outside of bavaria and Baden-Württemberg, there existing really only these 7 cities and beautiful towns like Weimar, Rheinsberg, Lübeck, Rostock, Binz or Lübbenau (just to name a few of them) and stunning landscapes like Sächsische Schweiz, Lüneburger Heide, the Kreidefelsen on the island of Rügen or the Spreewald don't even exist.
Dear germans, we really need to make these kind of videos by ourselves to show the world that Germany has sooo much more to offer than that!!
Let's do this! 😎
Completely agree
Me too
I think a lot of these videos just recycle the same footage over and over again. Collecting all the footage to make a video consisting of a selection of beautiful places not shown in these videos is a lot time and effort. I tried to collect a bit of footage of the Feldsee (featured in "This is Germany") - took me like 6+ hours of driving, then walking to record footage that would be condensed down to 30s of video. (Gotta assemble that and upload...). Feel free to invest weeks or months to do that... (don't forget, you probably need a permit to fly a drone to film the most scenic spots you mentioned... ;-))
The stand-in photos most used to depict "city" if you don't want to use your own places, are said to stem from Gelsenkirchen... a town that "does not exist" for some, although Taylor Swift did her first 3 German concerts there last week. On every list this town comes last (or first, if you do nightmare lists) concerning income, education, (un)employment and others... Although quite young as a city, it has an interesting and devided history. Nothing really special now, but still the 26th largest city (of all the 80 cities that have more than 100k inhabitants) of Germany, getting this kind of "city status" in 1903.
There are only 4 metropolitan population centers that count more than 1 mio. inhabitants: Berlin (3.8), Hamburg (1.9), Munich (1.5) and Cologne (1.1)
Germany also hosts the world`s largest wine festival, held since 1417 and located in a small town called Bad Dürkheim in the southwest of Germany (close to Ramstein airbase). Absolutely worth a visit...
Germany has more castles (25,000) than McDonald's restaurants in the USA. Only these castles are historically very old, some of them over 1000 years old. And the impressive thing is how long it took to build them.
Cathedral of Cologne: Hold my scaffolding. (hope you got a lot of hands.)
22:52 that's not a church... That's the "new" town hall.
Germany went through a lot that's true. But Germans walk on this area of the world thousands of years. You can't compare that with the few hundred years that the US exists.
Meh. The German identity is connected to the German language and it only began in the 8th century. So we are talking about centuries and not millennia.
Those before that were not Germans, but Germanic tribes and tribal associations.
@@danielmcbriel1192 but they still spoke the same language, the predecessor of todays german. so your argument makes no sense.
Actually the origins of the Christmas tree are in two regions which are at least not any longer German. The oldest mentions are from the Alsace and Lorraine (now France), followed by Mainz (still German). But the custom became most widespread in the Baltic regions (which were never really German, but had some German colonies respectively cities which were members of the Hanse, the northern German trade association of cities, and were for some time partly ruled by the German order, also known as Teutonic order) and migrated from those regions back to Germany.
Interessante Formulierung "noch deutsch".
HARIBO is not only derived from the city but mainly from the name of its founder
Hans Riegel von Bonn.
HA RI BO
Hat sie doch gesagt...
we have more than 20.000 castles an castle ruins in Germany
There are over 1,500 different types of sausages in Germany.
3,000 registered types of bread.
5,000 to 6,000 different types of beer in Germany.
Estimated 25,000 castles, palaces, fortresses and cathedrals. 😎
What you see at 0:24 isn't Germany but Epcot Center in Walt Disney Word in Orlando Florida 😂
So Composer Richard Wagner had 2 famous "Fans":
King Ludwig II. and Adolf Hitler!
I'm glad you like my Country so much!😊
hello from hamburg ❤
Check out Austria and hungary( castles, capital city) and maybe swizerland for the landscapes
34:05 In echt ist es schon lange nicht mehr so sauber, wenn du heute durch eine deutsche Stadt gehst bekommst du das kotzen.
Hi, P.J.! It`s so fascinating, to see you stunning and beeing "out of words". 😄For me as a woman from North Rhine-Westphalia (Nordrhein-Westfalen), from Cologne, the bavarian alpes region is also amazing and even strange! I`m not a huge fan of it, but of course it`s great. I like much smaller mountains + the (mediterranian) sea. But this is another story....
In Germany I like the rivers, especially the River Rhine and it`s mini-mountains which are called "Siebengebirge" with tiny villages, vineyards, small castles and fortresses (between the south of North Rhine-Westphalia and Rhineland-Palatinate).
...OH!...THE VIDEO SHOWS THIS A BIT NOW! Sorry!...🤭
And in addition to that I like the baltic sea with beautifull small cities like Lübeck, Wismar, Stralsund, Rostock-Warnemünde. (Especially Warnemünde).
Sleep well, P.J. You deserve it!🛏🌜⭐😊
The old house in munich wirh the glock wasn't a chirch, it was the town hall of munich
There are more Castels in Germany than there are McDonald's restaurants in America.
Da fehlen noch so viele wunderschöne Orte in Deutschland. gerade im Osten wäre noch die Stadt Werningerode, die Sächsische Schweiz oder der Fürst Pückler Park zu erwähnen gewesen. Sowohl die Ostseeküste als auch das Wattenmeer ist wundervoll, Die Lüneburger Heide ist landschaftlich auch etwas besonderes. und natürlich meine Heimatstadt Potsdam, mit den unzähligen Schlössern, Parks und den alten Atadtteilen aus verschiedensten Ländern. Es ist schade, dass immer nur die selben Sachen im Internet gezeigt werden.
Deutschland ist auch weit ab der zertrampelten Touri-Wegen schön, fast überall ;-)) Nur diese Orte zeigt niemand, weil es zu viele wären ;-))
25:04 Berlin and its graffiti. The thing is, they'e so prevalent that they became part of the culture. Imagine a part of the former Berlin Wall without graffiti! (see 25:39).
About becoming one country - the EU is on the way to assemble Europe into an entity similar to the US. Even today, you can cross a lot of borders in Europe without slowing down much, similar to crossing state lines in the US.
It was more or less Country at one point. Wasn’t good for anyone.
🤦🏼♀️ Really? Make it one country? That is the dumbest thing I have ever heard. Just because the spoken language is called german.
Das ist mein land❤
You command on the lake bodensee swiss, austria amd germany speak all the same language but in real swiss i need a interpreter, and austria. What devide germans and austrians at most? Her common language. We say.
I love your reaction. But this video was clearly made by AI. No coherence.
God didn't creat anything dude. The alpes were once the bottom of an ocean...
Look now in our big towns...u think u are in little Orient and big Timbuktu!
God only kissed the earth once. Exactly at this point where Germany is now . 😉 ( Die Prinzen )
Kenne das nicht, but it sounds great 😀😍❤️
@@olgaschneider8130 Deutschland heißt das Lied
@@bayernhof1158 danke! Ich kenne Deutschland nur von Rammstein. Muss aber zugeben, dass ich die Prinzen nie wirklich gehört habe und kenne nur die Lieder, die wahrscheinlich jeder kennt.
Heute schaut Deutschland eher so aus als ob Gott nur sein Geschäft an diesem Ort verrichtet hätte.
God had nothing with the creation of the alps to do. The collision of the afrikan tektonik plate with the European tectonic plate is the one and only reason for them.
I’m german and Hamburg is my most beloved city in germany. I try to visit Hamburg one time a year. And every time I take one of this Double-„Decker“-Busses and make a city tour. I do that now for more than 20 Years and every time I learn a little bit other about Hamburg. I love it.
As a German, I am touched every time I see such reactions to our beautiful country - sometimes you don't really appreciate it yourself, because it has somehow become commonplace...
What really disappoints me again and again, however, is the fact that these videos usually only show the south of the country with the Alps and so on. Why are there never any videos about the beautiful north of the country? The coasts of the Baltic and North Sea, the many small islands, the pretty thatched cottages, the Lüneburg Heath, the Harz Mountains with its cute little towns... IF something from the north is shown, it's usually only Hamburg or maybe Lübeck. But the north has sooo much more to offer! Okay, instead of the high mountains we "only" have low mountain ranges and lots of flat land - but it's still a real shame that a COMPLETE picture of Germany is never conveyed... 🥺
It's because videos like this should better be titled "cliche tourist traps taylor made for American tourists in Germany".
Also in the american mind Germany is often reduced to Bavaria and Berlin. 🤷♂️
@@michaausleipzigsadly true...
...ans there is so much more to see ...the northsea-coast and all of it surrounding nature, the balticsea and it's unique citys and villages the whole north with his maritim feeling and 40 islands ...and of course the wonderful beautilfdul Harz mountains with his fairytale villages
Schleswig Holstein is the most beatiful state of Germany, by far xD
@@KingJohnson1985 Wrong! There are as many different landscapes and cultural heritage as there are federal states! They all have their own charm ;-)) If you travel through Germany you will always find new, beautiful places, almost everywhere.
@@wallerwolf6930 nope its not wrong what i said. Its true...
@@KingJohnson1985 Aber klar doch! Ihr habt 3 Wochen später Frühling, als der Süden. Zum Ausgleich dafür, habt ihr 3 Wochen früher Herbst. Wenn der blanke Hans mal wieder 'ne Sturmflut für euch veranstaltet, oder ein Winterorkan alles Leben zum Stillstand bringt, kommt so richtig Freude auf. Und ich fürchte, du bist zu klein, um dich noch an den Katastrophenwinter von 1978/ 79 zu erinnern, wo ne Masse Leute in Schleswig- Holstein, erfroren sind. Aber glaub ruhig weiter, was du glauben möchtest, in einem Land, dass überall flach und unspektakulär ist...
They did not even show the north and the east sea coast and not our islands. That is the reason why every American thinks we are all like bavarians.😤
Americans were stations in the south, while the British cared for the north of Germany - naturally everything German has to wear Lederhosen for Americans to seem authentic...
Some of the castles are just folleys from the romantic period, some are ruins from the various wars and occupations parts of Germany had to suffer over the centuries.
And Rothemburg ob der Tauber is spoken withouth the "th"-sound (like the River Thames who is considered male, as the Rhine) just a long t-sound (meaning: red castle above the river Tauber). The city coat of arms shows two red towewes springing from a red base with battlements, on a white field.
Burg Eltz in the Eifel is great, because the different valleys hid her so well she got never destroyed - and was depicted on the 500 DM banknote, until the Euro in 2002 & also on the 40 Pfennig postal stamp that got issued in 1977 and reprinted for years... Schloss Neuschwanstein happens to be on the 50 Pfennig stamp - "Burgen und Schlösser (Dauermarkenserie)" shows 21 German castles that were held in high regard - check the photos on Wikipedia🤪
To your controverse question, so we can ask, usa and canada, both speak english (exept the french part) could be one nation? Or hole south america (ecept Brasil) shouldt it be o e country, because all speaks spanish? Think and ask again.
Ich hatte nicht so lang her gelesen "russland und Ukraine sind ein Volk" ❓️❌️🚫 ... meine Antwort darauf war ... genauso könnte man sagen Deutsche und Österreicher wären ein Volk. Ich finde gut, wie es ist! Seit EU schert es doch keinen, wo die Grenze verläuft. Ja manchmal merken wir sie gar nicht. Die Grenze ist mittlerweile etwas Imaginäres, das jedoch jedem einzelnen Staat die Möglichkeit gibt, zu seinem eigenen Wohl zu entscheiden. ... "...und das ist auch gut so!"©️
@@olgaschneider8130Wird sich nach dieser Europawahl vielleicht bald ändern, wenn's nach allen geht die europaweit rechts gewählt haben.
In principle, there was a time when it was almost like that, even if there was no federal state as we know it today! Your comparisons are a bit lame, sorry! Think of Charlemagne (Karl der Große), the forefather of almost all Central Europeans (Germans, French, for example)!The Holy Roman Empire of the German Nations (das heilige römische Reich deutscher Nationen). Think about it a little more carefully ;-))
In America (USA) "German" almost became the official language ;-)), but that has nothing to do with a culture (nation) that has grown naturally over thousands of years. Almost all European languages are based on Indo-Germanische languages.
brasil = Portuguese not spanish^^
@@videostube77 It says so in the text above ;-)) (ecept Brasil)
Die Mecklenburgische Seenplatte und die Mecklenburgische Schweiz sind auch nicht zu verachten!
Austria and Germany speak German, make it one country... may I throw in a slight reminder about the Boston Tea Party? As if a common language makes you auto-bros :D Plus, Germany and Austria being one country... difficult history there, thin ice alert :D
Just a difficult history during the Third Reich.
Austria was one German duchy among many. And then the most important German duchy for centuries. Until the Holy Roman Empire fell. And after that it remained a pioneer in the German Confederation until Austria was kicked out of the German Confederation by Prussia. So that Prussia could form the first German nation state without Habsburg.
@@danielmcbriel1192 Could doesn't mean should or would, and much less have to though, that's my point. ^^
Why Austrians speak "German" (official language) (with small differences, which could be called a dialect) has its own history. Otherwise, they are two countries that were able to preserve their independence (wanted to ;-)) mostly through war.
@@danielmcbriel1192 Right! History could have ended differently and we would be a common country today or the Germans would now speak Austrian ;-))
@@wallerwolf6930
Austrian belongs to the Bavarian languages and is therefore one of the High German languages.
Du musst unbedingt Deutsch lernen.👍👍🇩🇪🇩🇪
Sehe ich genauso. 😁
Go Germany go!
Why should they rely on renewable energy? ALL German cities and villages are connected to the gas and/or electrical grid. Many simply use renewable energies because they want to and not because they have to!
Or because it's so much cheaper. When my parents built their house, they planned it from the start with solar pannels and then workers dug too deep for the foundation and found groundwater. The stopped everything for half a year, but after some negotiations with the local government bureaus (the ones regulating water, nature, and what not) my parents were allowed to use it for the toilet and the garden faucet. You have no idea how much money that alone safed back then.
Oh trust me, they _do_ rely on renewable energy, and it's counted in "Ster", meaning:
1 Ster = 1 m³ wood = roughly 500 kg wood = about 333 hours of running a tiled stove.
I think the rule of thumb is: six ster per winter for an average sized house.
In mountainous areas, we Germans often use the power of Water. Today we also use Photovoltaic and around Switzerland we use the thermal energie from deep inside the ground.
The video didnt even show some places from North Germany, which are even more insane than anything you saw in this video
Spring, Fall and Winter the mountains are covered with ice or snow on mountain peaks.
Why germany has so many castles: Germany has so many castles and fortresses because until the unification under Prussia, Germany consisted of many small principalities and kingdoms. Each one had at least one castle or fortress. The Rhine has particularly many castles because trade was conducted there and the Rhine was a strategic point that one wanted to control well, as it stretches all the way to the North Sea in the Netherlands. The Rhine is and was an important transport and trade route. Naturally, one wants to exert control there.
Well... That started in Roman times with border forts like the Saalburg, north of Frankfurt...
Neuschwanstein is not medieval. It is a modern building. Consists mainly of iron and concrete. Sorry to disappoint you!
This was mentioned...
According to provisional results of the Federal Statistical Office (Destatis) in the first quarter of 2024, 58.4 percent of electricity in Germany was generated from renewable energies..
Greetings from Hamburg. ❤✌️🍻
What the videos also don't show are the pile dwellings on Lake Constance that date back to the Stone Age.
That interests me more than any of the islands with their gardens that I've visited.
Extern Steine!
Gorgeous place, and has been used for goodness knows how long. Hop over to wikipedia or just do an image search. 'Enjoy!
Good video I love your reaction to my home country, next time you could make the main video bigger and your camera smaller, if you have the subtitle on you can't see anything from the main video.
Nice greetings from Germany
Nice Video, but I missed north of Germany, only Hamburg was shown. Where was Hannover, Schwerin, Rostock, Lübeck, Kiel, Bremen and all of our wonderful Islands? Helgoland far out in the north sea is something special.
Germany Austria Swizerland Elsas & Lotringen Schlesien, Tirol & Prussia ;D make us great again :D :D We cant bro its forbidden because the world alowed no german superpower anymore :D
Greetings from Ansbach the county capital which includes Rothenburg and Dinkelsbühl. We are just in the middle of them and have a big palace too. 😉
6:00 In Garmisch you can take the cogwheel train up to the Zugspitze, Germany´s highest peak about 2962 meters. In summer you might h
Neuschwanstein (lit. new swan rock) is a very touristy and not very authentic place. It was the last building project King Ludwig II started after the villa King's House on Schachen (1869-1872), Linderhof Palace (1870-1878, replacing the King's House of his father Max II - the only of his palaces Ludwig lived in for multiple years, 7:50), the New Palace Herrenchiemsee (1878-1886, unfinished construction replacing parts of the ruined Herrenchiemsee Abbey est. in 765 AD on a island in Chiemsee Lake; the remaining parts of the abbey he had reconstructed as "Old Palace"). He planned even building more palaces. Ludwig grew up in Hohenschwangau castle near Neuschwanstein built by his father King Max II, which you can even see in some footage of Neuschwanstein (or in 7:45): the yellowish palace near the lake.
8:13 They missed visiting Nördlingen (th-cam.com/video/fe243BRIcFs/w-d-xo.html) and Dinkelsbühl on their way to Rothenburg (even if their route shows Nördlingen), two equally well-preserved medieval towns far less touristy and therefore in some details more authentic than Rothenburg.
11:25 The Rhine was since ancient times an important trading route, so it needed castles to protect the route, but also to house the toll enforcers. The castle in 11:25 is the Reichsburg (Imperial Castle) Cochem, originally built at the end of the 11th century by the Count Palatines of the Rhine, in 1151 seized by King Konrad III after violent inheritance disputes following the death of childless Count Wiilhelm of Ballenstedt, in 1294 pawned by King Adolf of Nassau to the Archbishop of Trier to finance his coronation. His successor Albrecht I of Habsburg could not or wanted not pay back the loan and therefore appointed the Archbishop(s) of Trier hereditary Burgraves of Cochem. During the Nine Years' War (in Germany called War of the Palatinate Succession) French troops sent by Louis XIV conquered and destroyed the castle in 1689. After the Napoleonic wars the region was annexed by Prussia, and in 1868 Berlin merchant Louis Fréderic Jacques Ravené, descendant of Huguenot refugees from France, bought the ruins and started to reconstruct them to use the castle as summer residence for his family.
14:55 English speakers call this lake Lake Constance after the city of Konstanz, located between the Upper and the Lower Lake. Germans call it Bodensee after the former Imperial Castle and Palatinate of Bodan at the end of the section of the lake called Überlinger See (after the town of Überlingen at the northern bank). The ancient Romans called it Lacus Brigantinus after the Celtic oppidum Brigantinum, now called Bregenz at the eastern end of the lake (which fortress they had to conquer to pass the lake on their way to conquer the Celtic lands south of river Danube, so they built a fleet near Konstanz and defeated the Celts in the first documented naval battle on the lake).
15:00 Swiss people are very proud of their independence won in several wars between the 13th and 16th century, and only about two thirds of them speak (Swiss) German, nearly a quarter speaks (Swiss) French, about 6% Italian and nearly 1% Romansh, the fourth official language of Switzerland. Austria, originally a border province of Bavaria, which became its own duchy in 1156, was deliberately excluded by Prussian chancellor Bismarck from the re-established German Empire in 1871, forcibly annexed by Austria-born Adolf Hitler in 1938 and after WW II allowed to become independent by the allies in exchange for vowing permanent neutrality (and not joining Germany ever again).
13:30 Wrong footage. That is not the island of Reichenau, but some village in the Bavarian alps.
It's a little sad, that there is so few of the coasts and east Germany. There are also beautiful sights there. For excample the Islands along the baltic coast such as Rügen, Sylt and Fehmarn, the lake district of Mecklenburg, the Lake district of Feldberg, citys like Schwerin, Rostock, Magdeburg or Potsdam with the world heritage Sanssouci, the Baumblütenfest in Werder (Havel), the Spreewald, the Hartz, and Neustadt Dosse with it's state and main stud.
Thought I also miss other areas such as Hameln, The Rothaargebirge and Annaberg-Buchholz (Erzgebirge).
I had that once in Spain as Trucker in pyrenean mountains. Starting the day in the snowy mountains and later on that day i ended up on the Mediterranean coast at the beach with palm trees 😎
Das kannst du in Spanien, noch geballter haben. Der verschneite höchste Berg in Spanien, mit 3600 m und nur 30 Km weiter, wachsen die Zitronen in Andalusien, zusammen mit der Mittelmeerküste, bei 22 Grad im Februar. Ach die Jugend...
In Germany, there is an impressive variety of sausages, bread types, beer types, as well as castles and palaces:
- **Sausage Varieties**: There are over 1,500 different types of sausages in Germany. This variety ranges from regional specialties to nationally known classics like the Nürnberger Bratwurst.
- **Bread Varieties**: Germany is famous for its bread culture, with over 3,000 registered types of bread. This diversity is reflected in numerous bakeries and regional specialties.
- **Beer Varieties**: There are an estimated 5,000 to 6,000 different types of beer in Germany. The beer variety is an important part of German culture and is often celebrated in connection with regional traditions and festivals.
- **Castles and Palaces**: Germany is home to about 25,000 castles, palaces, and fortresses. These historical buildings are spread across the country and testify to a rich history.
These numbers highlight the cultural and culinary diversity of Germany, which is a great attraction for both locals and tourists.
"Did you know that Germany hosts the worlds largest beer festival?"
Good grief, that's one step away from "did you know Germany exists" . _Everybody knows that!!_
Hi PJ! Since you would probably arrive in Frankfurt (because it has the 3rd largest airport in Europe and the largest in Germany), you can start where it all began. The Roman border ran very close by. And 120 years ago, a Roman border fort was completely restored there and has of course been a museum site ever since. That gives you a good start, geographically and of course from a historical point of view. And there is also a culinary specialty there: Bratwurst Roman, or Mediterranean style...
You always pronounce Munich totally wrong if I didn't know that you pronounce it that way, I wouldn't even know what you mean, let alone assign it to Munich.
I can't speak English either and use translation help from YT and DeepL.
You know, I get that this may be a bit controversial, you guys in North America all speak one language. Why not just make it all one country?
Just think of all the money you'll save by not having to control all those borders.
I wouldn't recommend the route in the order they took in the video, though^^ - plus more than half of it was just showing Bavaria and it only went above the "Weißwurstäquator" for the few largest cities.
Making Austria, Switzerland and Germany one country is not what people in these countries want. I am German and have this identity. Austria and Switzerland also see themselves as countries with some other traditions and different cultures here and there. It is good the way it is. You are not one country with Canada.
They don't mention why Rothenburg ob der Tauber is a famous place for photos. The game Monkey Island can explain to you why. 😅
It's a shame that the videos only show the well-known things. Germany has many more beautiful places, or even more beautiful ones than in the video...
Berlin Cathedral actually isn't a cathedral, but a Protestant church. The real cathedral is St. Hedwig's Cathedral.
30:30 Als Deutscher denkt man bei der Elbphilharmonie nur an die extreme Steuerverschwendung unserer Politiker, es ist nur ein Beispiel für die Korruption in diesem Land, Millionen von Euros sind einfach verschwunden und keiner weiß wohin.
Im From Germnay and i could show you 100 places in Germany, that will be more Stunning
In the Alps and around we have what you call Indian Summer. The leaves turn yellow, orange and red
The video you wanna show fills less than 20% of the screen and the rest is of you and your room, that should be visa versa
me and my friends have a snowball fight in the summer on top of the the Dachstein its a mountain in austria :P
It must have been very late time when you produced this vid. Goodnight bro 🥱
Looks like an AI video, comptuer voice and standard pictures.
And again, germany is essentially only presented as: Bavaria....
You guys and canada speak the same language, why not make it one country? :D
Leider wurden nur die bekanntesten Städte gezeigt, irgendwo ist es ein Zeit Problem. Deutschland ist ein Geschichtliches Land mitten in Europa. In dem Video wurde sehr viel im Süden Deutschlands besucht. Aber auch links und Rechts der Routen gibt es viel interessante Kultur und Historie zu entdecken. Ich komme aus dem Südwestlichen Niedersachsen in meiner Nähe liegt die Friedensstadt Osnabrück, In dieser Umgegend haben damals die Römer ihre größte Niederlage erlitten bei der Schlacht im Teutoburger Wald. Weiter nördlich liegt die Hansestadt Bremen mit sehr viel Historie Auch unsere Landeshauptstadt Hannover ist sehenswert. Hier ein paar link zu Filmen abseits der Größen Städte:
Luftaufnahmen Osnabrück th-cam.com/video/oKbXcXi-mVg/w-d-xo.html
Das Leben und Wirken in der Kultur Stadt Osnabrück th-cam.com/video/A55BDRX-tpg/w-d-xo.html
Frieden unser aller höchstes Gut: th-cam.com/video/I4aSfcRdMW8/w-d-xo.html
Impressionen Osnabrück th-cam.com/video/C_54sY8VAFE/w-d-xo.html
Die Schlacht im Teutoburger Wald th-cam.com/video/Ta8TJIkeAVQ/w-d-xo.html
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Love your reactions and your quiet voice. 😊
and think about, just our castles are much older than the USA
It should be the other way round. Video big, your head small😊
14:56 Well, we tried that a few dozen years ago, didnt go that well haha 😂
I had to love, Swinger, it s called Zwinger 🙂
at 38.54 its not a church its the town hall
Nice, but somehow the video makes me very tired 😼
Well, Germany and Austria were unified in the Middle-Ages.... then again, before WW2... and after WW2 the allies forbid to reunificate again.....
And we have way too many american military bases everywhere here, and they have missiles and drones. We don't.
@@olgahein4384 Of cause the German Bundeswehr has also Rocket Artillery and Drones...
18:54 is where I live ! (And I love it )
Es stehen so viele Burgen am Rhein, weil die dort Zoll von den Schiffen genommen haben
14:50 .. we've tried bro.
Neuschwanzstein…
A place every tourist should visit onece in a livetime is the beautiful famous frankfurt bahnhofsviertel with his peaceloving inhabitants and rich culture
😂😂😂
15:00 tried ;)
"Why you don't put all german speaking countries together in one?"
Well I guess, Hitler would totally agree with you on that!
It's like putting all english speaking countries together by ignoring their culture and history!!!
It doesn't work like that!😉
Ironically, the EU is trying to do exactly the same thing with all its member states.
This is a total wrong comparison. And why this? Because most of these countries are thousands of miles away of each other. And this means, very different experiences. All German spoken countries, are toghether in a big block, in the same region, one one continent...
the worlds largest beerfest is nothing compared to the world oldest beerfest
Bro you've got to make your way over here. I would be delighted to show you around. I live in the south in Munich and from here the Alps are not far. Make sure to come in summer time Juli-August, maybe September. I am German but my English is fluent since I am also translating my American pastor at our church.
También hablo español por antes vivir en Honduras como 4 años como misionero.
Bendiciones!
Leipzig is also home to one of the most modern Zoos in Germany. If you ever have a chance, visit! They recreated landscapes, like you were in Africa, or elsewhere. Their "Gondowana-Land" is a Indoor rainforest from Southamerica, Africa and Asia, all in one. As I worked in a Zoo, I know what I am talking about.
Be safe over there.
Elmar from Germany
Swiss German is a language of its own, just like Austrian German. making one country out of different states bc of similarities in their languages is not a minute well thought out. one nation is buildt by far more than just language. so then England could become a state of the US.
The USA almost got "German" as an official language ;-)) What then? A country normally has a contiguous territory, whereby Switzerland, Austria and Germany could also be "one" country. At least theoretically, also from a cultural point of view (many similarities ;-))
Für euch, gilt immer noch die gleiche Schriftsprache. Und um ganz ehrlich zu sein... Ihr seid nur eine alemanische Variante. Ihr seid quasi, Schwaben, hoch 2...
1:12 It’s more like Germany’s border to Austria.
So, Austria is the real Germany?
@@Pjalphareacting I would say it is the more beautiful Germany, especially in terms of nature.
@@Patschenkino Yep! Nur ohne Meer...
In Turkey there is a region with just the features you like. There are high, snow covered mountains basically running out into the Mediterranean sea, when I'm not mistaken.
Wenn sich jemand für Deutschland interessiert, warum sollte er dann in die Türkei gehen ?
Maybe becourse is it germanys second culture so get you a döner my friend and enjoy every single bite
@@fhslhj6685 Subkultur ? Lustige Bezeichnung. Stammt der Döner nicht aus Berlin ?
@@GSilberklang ignorance is a bliss
@@fhslhj6685 Wenn Sie es sagen.