Follow DW’s Lukas Stege to Wuppertal in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 พ.ค. 2024
- DW Travel Guide Lukas Stege shows you the famous suspension railway in Wuppertal, a spectacular landmark in this city in the state of North Rhine-Westphalia.
Wuppertal was once the center of the German textile industry. And philosopher Friedrich Engels, known as one of the founders of Marxism, lived here. In the video you’ll find out why the Engels monument is very popular with Chinese tourists.
Lukas’s climbing session in the hilly Bergisches Land region around Wuppertal is a real highlight. In spite of his fear of heights, he tries to climb up Müngstener Brücke, Germany’s highest railway bridge. It’s breathtaking!
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Living in Wuppertal, it's kind of crazy to watch this video and see people so stunned about our Schwebebahn. I have used it all my life and it's just an everyday thing to me!
Willst jetzt n keks?
Yes we sometimes don’t appreciate what we have because it’s just a daily routine, but to others it’s kinda a dream.
You have a great city ❤️
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Fühl ich😂😂😂
As someone who's scared of heights, it was really nice to see you be so proud of yourself even though you didn't make it to the highest point of the bridge. Well done for giving it a go, you did so well! I am looking forward to visiting Wuppertal (but won't be attempting the bridge!)
Living there for 23 years now. Still liking it here
Greetings from Wuppertal :3
it's nice to see such a good video about my town^^
wholesome
I used to live in Wuppertal, and now I am just like "wow, the city is actually quite cool" :D
Soon I am coming to explore, let me know if you like to explore .)
same here I live in Wuppertal. Quit Cool
Living in Wuppertal now one year, it's nice and centre of Nordrhein-Westfalen cities so easy to exprole the other cities around
Same!!! 1,5 years here and I love it
Greetings from Wuppertal - nice to see the great impressions. If you like to visit Wuppertal dont miss on:
- the botanic garden
- the barmer anlagen (the secon largest private green outdoor space in germany)
- the sculpture parc by tony cragg
- the zoo
- the toelleturm and vorwerk park (named after the family vorwerk who is living there ever since)
and many many more things
Die Barmer Anlagen sind nicht privat. Café Elise (Elisen Turm)ist am Botanischen Garten (Hardt).
@@Christin5554 natürlich sind die barmer anlagen privat. kannst gerne googlen. privat bedeutet nicht, dass es nichr öffentlich zugänglich ist. jedoch liegen sie in der hand eines privaten vereins/trägers
Thank you so much for your travel tips!
Und den Berliner Platz XD
- wuppergrill for wuppertal best döner
I spent 3 days in Wuppertal a few weeks ago , went on the Schwebberbahn , like a carriage bicycle going around corners 🙂I quickly figured out the buss to catch to avoid the hill climbs to my accommodation .
I saw Wuppertal town from the train on the way to Dresden from Belgium! Also saw the suspending transport winding through the city here and there. Could not click pictures as the train was too fast. Thanks for showing the charms of the city as well. Would like go there for a short break.
A salute to the presenter, it is quite a challenge facing that fear!
The special coffee pot is called a "Dröppelminna" by the way. It is called that because the faucets down low tended to "dröppel".
😀 Thank you for this information! Dröppelminna sounds really funny...
What a stunning part of Germany with its low wooded hills, it must be one of Germanys cities with the most trees, and the floating railway looks amazing, worth visiting just travel on it. Great trip Lukas look forward to the next one.
That's awsome, thank you for your nice comment!
In fact, it is really the greenest city in Germany and has received the nickname "San Francisco of Germany" because of its partly very steep slopes
its also Germanys city with the most rain annualy
Thats true we have the second biggest private owned Forest in germany the nama is Barmer Anlagen.
@@harunW42 It's not the greenest city in germany. That's Siegen with c. 85% green spaces. Wuppertal isn't even in the top 10. Wuppertal is 25th with 77,5%. Greenest city per capita is Potsdam. And by size of the green spaces it's Hamburg. You can search it up on Statista for example.
Born in Wuppertal, I'd never ever climb the Müngsten bridge. Thanks for this fascinating portrait, Lukas.
I live in Wuppertal and I must say it's very nice city. And thank you for the video it' really nice to see a lot of places that we can visit 😊
Wuppertal ❤️ hat es als einzige deutsche Stadt unter CNN's " Top 20 places to visit" geschafft. Andere Städte waren Vancouver/Kanada oder Washington/USA.
Ich bin stolz ein Wuppertaler zu sein :) Ja, es gibt auch verbesserungsbedarf, aber es ist und bleibt eine einzigartige, schöne Stadt.
my school town (deaf school 1962-1971) and my home blade town Solingen, thank you for showing
Sehr schönes Video so sieht man Wuppertal ein wenig positiv
Yeah mega! 😊
Great video, amazing content!💖😍 God bless u and your family. Thank you for making us happy and smiling...🌹🌹Keep rising and shining... sending lots of Love and care 💕from Sydney, Australia.
I just moved to Wuppertal. I’m having fun discovering the city, thanks for the insider tips
I so understand the reaction of Lukas to the bridge. I have taught myself over the years to overcome my own fears, and have done various things that I could not, at the time, believe I'd achieved. Then I went to the coast of Wales... There were two routes back to the car, along the inland path we had already used, or the cliff path. I stupidly thought that I could cope with the cliff path. I walked about 0.5km before I froze in terror. I could not move forward or go back, and as the seconds passed by I felt a scream building up deep inside. My friend eventually held tightly on to me and, with my eyes shut, he guided me to the end of the path...I totally refused to go back, which somehow felt worse than the longer walk forwards, the unknown felt safer than the known!
Well done Lukas for what you achieved. You should be proud of yourself.
Danke Lukas und DW - I've seen videos about the overhead railway a few times but I don't think any of them mention the elephant. I'm planning a trip to Cologne, Dusseldorf so will now have to make sure Wuppertal gets some time as well
(PS I share your issue with heights)
By the way, the elephant sculpture was swept away during the flood last year. Har to belive becaus it was out of concrete.
Ich habe die Tour genießt. Es war wunderschön!
That makes us very happy! Thank you!
Can’t wait to go there in my next trip to Germany
Klasse gemacht, 👍🌹Gruß aus Wuppertal!
we have in wuppertalthe same waether as some british folk would say.. 1 min sun.. 1 min heavy rain.. Welcome
Splendid vlog, splendid city as well
Wuppeetal seems so underrated, especially that futuristic train! Hope to go there during my trip to Cologne/Dusseldorf! New subscriber here.
I love Germany 🇩🇪😍everything is sooo special
As a person who lives in Montreal, Canada, I kinda know a bit of Wuppertal. The reason is, my girlfriend lives there. With this video, it inspired me to go live in Wuppertal. The city is so beautiful
I came to this city and i Never know the nicest places in but when i tour around i find it the most natural and relaxing place to leave. Its a good city to leave in . Nature is my part of my life and love wuppertal because of nature and historical. Thanks for this video
I love my city so much 🥰
Lovely video!
Greetings from Wuppertal
Tach!
EXCELENTE!! .. NO ME PIERDO A LUKAS EN SU SHOW 'ESCÁPATE' POR DW !! 👍💝
My beautiful hometown wuppertal ❤️ it even made it on CNN's top 20 Places to visit list, along with Vancouver and Washington D.C
Thanks for sharing this vídeo about wuppertal. I live in Brazil and I am looking for more information about cities as Essen, Duisburg, Wuppertal l, Düsseldorf and other in the Ruhr region
Wuppertal the place I was born and raised
My city i love it ❤❤❤
Nice City!
I love this presenter...he is funny 😊👍🏻
I‘m live in Wuppertal the City is very nice and big
I like Lukas😍
Wuppertaler Schwebebahn Germany is the best public transport in the world, there are many green areas like a park, it is very beautiful, paradise and clean and also the German foods are very delicious. That you are very afraid and scared the Müngstener Brücke bridge is the most famous in Germany because you could get dizzy and then fall, you are very careful to protect the security control as a lifeguard. Greetings from Peru.
In the beautiful city of Perugia we have a similar transport system
But this from March 1901 was the first in the world as city transport system.
OMG Ich wäre auf der Brücke gestorben. Obwohl ich in Wuppertal wohne, wusste ich nicht, dass man auf die Müngstener Brücke klettern kann. Das wäre etwas für meinen Sohn aus USA..
Das ist schon etwas krank 🤣 ich wohne auch in Wuppertal aber ich hatte es mal gehört aber wieder vergessen.aber schon cool
*video about Wuppertal exists * people living there : This comment section shall be ours !
yes...but a lot of things at the moment are closed...cinemaxx...etc....
I tried to ride the railway train too last time I was there! But it was suspended indefinitely :S
@darkmegaman44 It was partially closed on weekdays in 2020 - Try next time!🚝
I am from there :D
Mal ne frage, die schwebe bahn schwingt auch ein bisschen oder?
Das tut Sie tatsächlich aber das nimmt man nur bei Stillstand im Bahnhof leicht war. Die Fahrt an sich ist tatsächlich angenehmer und weniger schaukelnd als eine Busfahrt und die Kurven sind angenehmer als in einem Zug da sich der Wagen mehr neigt. Wenn es bei der Frage darum geht ob einem schlecht darin wird muss ich sagen das ich in 40 Jahren nie jemand gesehen habe der alleine wegen der Bewegung Probleme bekommt.
How to buy Ticket for this monorail? Im lost but I want to go 😂
I live in Wuppertal
Greetings to Wuppertal! 😀
I wouldn’t go up there as far as you did.
😊
What about the noise? Specially for people who live next to the tracks.
It used to be quite noisy back in the 80/90, because it was old. But in the 2000s the whole track got replaced piece by piece over a 10 year stretch. In the 2010 new wagons/trains where introduced (build in Valencia). The new engines are super quite, just a whisper. But before that yeah, annoying, metal on metal sounds, especially when the train drove the curves.
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I am immediately going to West Germany🇩🇪 and marry💍 a German lady. ❤❤❤
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Living and Wuppertal and being confused by what people think its cool in Wuppertal. We have the Schwebebahn but nothing else really impressing.
Hi
Hi!
Yo Look you filmed my hood my house and didnt asked me gimme money or ill strike it you See me aswell
I am 3rd viewer
Congrats 😁!
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Er kann so was von deutsch so wie er Wuppertal ausspricht
Ich bin froh das ich aus der unfreundlichen und dreckige Stadt raus bin 💁
Ich hab's auch raus geschafft ... yeah! *high5
@@JohnHazelwood58 high5*
Sprech doch mal deutsch 😋
"Sprich" wäre gutes Deutsch.
Please do not build skyscrapers in other German cities!! It looks so ugly given the history of Germany
But Germany is not a museum. So the new constructions of skyscrapers in Berlin, Frankfurt, Düsseldorf, Hamburg and in Munich are not a shame, but is contemporary urban development.
Naja, Digga, es gab noch ein paar die ein unfreiwilliges Bad genommen haben. Und ein paar sind auch leider gestorben.