THE MOST BEAUTIFUL TOWN IN GERMANY
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- Okay, I'm a little biased. But Schwabisch Hall is such an amazing town, I love living here. The only other town that has given me the same kind of vibes as Schwabisch Hall is Rothenburg, which I also loved. I have some time off coming up in July so I'd love some good spots that I can take day trips to.
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thank you guys so so much for the kind words and for the recommendations! I'm so pumped to check some of these places out!!
LOVE Rothenburg, it's gotta be my favourite town in the world! If you're into lakes ... try Brombachsee (that's not too away) or Bodensee... Have you been to Vellberg or Waldenburg? Both are pretty, tiny and not more than 20 min from you but they are more of an "I have an hour of free time" thing ;-) Oh and the www.wackershofen.de open air museum to see what life has been like a few 100 years ago...
As long as you reduce your requests for recommendations to Germany I cannot give you any further hints ;-)
NALF I am just baffled that you live just about 50 miles from the place where i live (Ludwigsburg). So happy to see people liking our countrysides here in Baden-Württemberg :)
I would recommend that you go to Ludwigsburg and check out the castles there (yes there are a lot of them in the city). It's beautiful architecture and walking around in the main castle for example is really breathtaking
Esslingen :-) it is not so far away from Schwäbisch Gmünd and has beautiful sights from an old castle and if you walk down the stairs you get right into the nice old town
I live in Schwäbisch Hall! Its nice seeing a Person There
I find that the most beautiful parts of Germany are its small towns and villages! And if they're surrounded by beautiful countryside, then you have a double bonus!
So true
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can't really understand why youre not having much more subscribers, your Videos are Fire!
Nice towns near Hall: easy. Drive to Würzburg (about 1h, just follow the B19) and than follow the signs "Romantische Strasse" ("romantic road"). You'll get lots medieval cities along this road: Wertheim, Weikersheim (visit the castle), Creglingen, Rothenburg o.d. Tauber, Dinkelsbühl, Nördlingen (you can completely walk around the old city on the city walls), Harburg (big castle) etc. etc.
BTW: the oldest part of St. Michael was built in 1156, more than 860 years ago...
Martina Haary I'm from Dinkelsbühl :)
You probably should specify "Harburg in Schwaben", because almost every online search would take you to either Harburg as a borough of Hamburg or the county Harburg in Lower Saxony. Also nice places, but maybe not what NALF is looking for.
Martina Haary o
if you compare Rothenburg (a tourist Cinderella town where the whole year is christmas time) with the living and natural city of Schwäbisch Hall I can´t take you for serious. Würzburg was 90% destroyed during WWII nothing is original old like in Schwäbisch Hall. Nördlingen is nice but very far away. The other towns are much smaller, nice to have but no must.
Wernigerode in Harz Mountains is worth a visit - or other little towns and villages in that area.
Rothenburg o.d.T. is just astonishing. I was there this year and that was not the last time.
Far in the east Görlitz - a small town on the river Oder - has also a nice architecture. Potsdam (the little brother of Berlin) is also great, especially for its parks.
Nick, great videos and channel! Brings back a lot of memories playing over in Germany Franken Knights 2008/2009. Stay healthy, and good luck the rest of the season.
I really love your editing work. And while being a german i do appreciate a lot of stuff about us like small old towns, we still kinda take it for granted. Videos like yours from a different perspective lets me appreciate it even more, and i am happy that other people from a very different culture can come here, live here, and feel like they've found a second home.
Perfect timing. We will be there in August visiting relatives and spending time in Schwabisch Hall. Thanks!!
Germany has been on my mind for a very long time. What a beautiful place. I love it.
Nice video as always! Keep up the good work, I really enjoy watching your videos
It's so interesting to see someone foreign describing your home city
Hi NALF...Thanks for the amazing view of my hometown! I have been living here for all my life and your video once again showed my that I indeed live in the most beautiful city in Germany! Also keep up the great vlogs...Cheers
I love it so much I hope one day I can visit
I love watchinh your videos
I live in schwäbisch hall so it's really interesting to see the town from your point of view
Hello Nick, ambassador of Schwaebisch Hall, your video inspired me to visit your town. I will be there for the next 4 days. Thanks
Thank you for a great video! I'd never heard of the town, but now I'm determined to go next time I'm in Germany!
Good information about living in a small town. You help me decide what kind of place ( a megacity or a peaceful town) that I choose to study in Germany next year. Vielen Dank für das schöne Video!
great video! Excellent photography and editing.
You can share all the Videos of the Hall all you want Live on the Base years ago its still one of my Favorite places in Germany!! Nice to see not much has changed!!
Wow! This town is amazing!! I really love Germany and sometimes i wish to live there.. Like who doesnt?! 😻
than , why you did not visit the country first ?
but Schwäbisch Hall is unique, not only in Germany. Don´t forget that.
SHA is my favorite place in Germany, watching this video I found so many memories. thanks for this
you are welcome :-)
Of course i know there is Schwäbisch Hall. But i have never seen so much content that shows how beautiful that town is. Very beautiful compilations of impressions.
You have to visit Bamberg for sure! and the Wurzberg residenz. the rest of the town is meh, but the residenz is definitely worth the visit. Nice videos! We're visiting in July, and these are making me excited for my trip 😁
nice camera work dude, keep it up
I loved the tour great job mann
Great Video as always!
Im missing some more recommendations in northern Germany, we have nice places too!
Like Bautzen where u can see the nice oldtown from the Friedensbrücke, but you have to deal with the dialect ^^
or the towns along the Weser with their connection to the german fairy tales, Hameln and the Pied Piper for example,
and for a complete different scenery the Ostfriesischen Inseln, which, despite their name, are not located in the east but in the Northsea :)
Unfortunatly all these places are a bit further away -.-
You mentioned St. Michael's: I highly recommend you visit a concert in this beautiful church once it's possible again after the pandemic. The organ is great, the acoustics is outstanding. I remember a concert I visited decades ago: just the organ and one classical guitar, purely acoustic. When sitting on the gallery the big pipes sometimes made the wooden construction and the bench vibrate from the energy, and all the time the guitar came through crystal clear. BTW: I grew up in Schwäbisch Hall, and I stumbled across your vlog because of the aerial view of the town: Hey, I know that place - feels like home!
I could recommend Nürnberg nice middle age city! My hometown 😍
BTW very nice videos I like to watch it everytime :)
Just found this. I studied at the Goethe 25 years ago and your vid took me right back!
SHA looks really good! Tuebingen is a lot like it-with the riverfront and island, and Marktplatz. Nice thing to do for SHA. Cheers
Go to Fulda, just north northeast of where this town is. It's a beautiful town with the tudor bldgs and lots of flowers, food and bier. It's a small place, also. We went to school there in the 60s when our father was stationed in Hanau/Fulda. The bldgs are phenomenal, as are the people and food, and don't forget the bakarei! Thanks for the memories! 👍👍👍😍
Visit Trier at river Mosel, near France and Luxembourg !
You migh consider also Esslingen for a trip especially in december cause of their Medieval Market and Christmas Market. Spotet in medieval city with its half-timbered houses creating a unique and spectacular backdrop.
You should check out my hometown Dinkelsbühl! It's 1 hour away from Schwäbisch Hall. The magazine FOCUS wrote Dinkelsbühl has the most beautiful old town center in Germany! Many tourists I've spoken to say Dinkelsbühl is less crowded than Rothenburg but more beautiful. If you visit, go and visit the Kinderzeche (14th - 23rd July). There are parades, plays and basically the whole town is going crazy. 😊
FOCUS is a shit magazine
Have you been to Dinkelsbühl already? Also a nice town not far from SHA. I can also recommend Ansbach with it's beautiful Schloss and the nice, Renaissance era city center. Vellberg and Kirchberg/Jagst are also worth mentioning imo - and not far from your place.
I lived here as a small child. My father was a helicopter mechanic at the army base there. I believe it closed down in the early 90s. I will visit there again one day. The pictures I have are stunning. Enjoyed the video.
You should go to Tübingen it is worth for shure. And Naturpark obere Donau from Beuron one of the oldest and most important Monastiers( sorry dont know how to spell) in Germany, to Sigmaringen. You will see one of the most beautyfull Landscapes.In that Aeria People found the one of the oldest Artwork of Mankind. It is a little to drive from Schwäbisch Hall but worth. If you are early there in Beuron you can rent a Kanu and go the way to Sigmaringen on River Danube ( Donau in German ).
if you are sick go to Tübingen
Stuttgart, Waiblingen, and Tübingen are worth seeing.
Just discovered your channel and I like your videos 👍
Donauworth too.
Haha i stumbled upon your stick shift driving video and I just realized I am watching a video about a town 1 mile out^^ What a small world. Great Game by the way against the Dukes!
You should try Schwerin in the North. It has one of the most beautiful Castle of Germany and lots of lake around the City. It's worth a day trip and because you live in the south, you should make a round trip to Hamburg, Schwerin, Wismar and perhaps even Rostock/Warnemünde at the coast. It's really beautiful and each City has its own mix of old and new.
I´m from Germany. :D It´s interesting to see what people thin about germany. Nice videos! :)
German architectures are most beautiful in the world.
Hi, I am german and i enjoy to watch your video. It makes me a little bit proud, that you love living here.
German architecture are wonderful.
You should check out the small old town of Lüneburg near Hamburg (and Hamburg also of course, awesome harbor town) in North Germany.
Lüneburg is famos for its history in salt mining and the Lüneburger Heide/heather.
Regensburg in south eastern Bavaria is also really beautiful, Passau, even further southeast at the austrian border has a beautiful castle as well as a beautiful city and old roman settlements.
agree
My favourite little town is Schwalmstadt. :) It's a really sweet town with beautiful surroundings. :)
Alsfeld is also very pretty.
And Kassel is close to these two towns. Although I've only been to Staatspark Karlsaue, that was very beautiful. :)
I also highly recommend Burg Eltz! It is really the most beautiful castle. :) I was there last summer and loved every bit of it. I think they have tours in English too, and everything the guide said was really interesting. :)
Thank for taking me on a nostalgic tour of my birth city. I recommend that you visit Dinkelsbuehl and Würzburg. Lots of luck in football career and film making.
I love, how you appreciate the beauty of my country :D
Very nice video! You definetly chose a very beatiful town to live in! :) It is one of my favourites as well. As a recommendation you can check out Schwäbisch Gmünd. It is near by and has some nice spots too. But honestly I like Schwäbisch Hall better :D
You should visit Tübingen, its beautiful! And its also really near to Schwabisch Hall. :)
"only" two and a half hours away...
I can recommend you to visit my hometown Eschwege (in Hessen). It’s beautiful! I am living in Hamburg since two years, but I love Eschwege a lot. 😊 There is a big music festival called „Open Flair“ every year in August. We also have castles.
Kind regards ☀️
I can give a +1 for Münster and Dresden. Both have beautiful city centers with many older buildings.
Münster has a university sprinkled all over the city which results in a very young audience (during semester) and is also famous for its incredible number of bicycles.
For Dresden I would highly recommend a bonus hiking trip to the Sächsische Schweiz. Beautiful nature and from the right spots an endless view over the flat land.
May the best defensive vlogger tackle/sack the other two ;)! Your style is by far not so hectic and I'm really enjoying this.
Yeah, this part of the world isn't the worst to live in.
Other suggestions: Bad Wimpfen, Esslingen, Waiblingen, just to name a few. Horb is built very similarly to Schwäbisch Hall, it also has an island in the Neckar river and an "uptown". There is an outdoor stair that leads all the way up, which I tried to run up in one peace with 40 pounds of gear in almost 40 degrees celsius. Well ... don't try it, its bad for the blood circulation. :-)
There are tons of nice places to see in Germany. Have fun!
And thanks for the nice videos, I really enjoy them.
It's nice to see that you enjoy living here and I hope all your Unicorns colleagues from abroad do so as well. There is a lot to discover in this republic, therefore I'm going to recommend places and regions that quite distinguish from one another.
- 3 nearby places for a daytrip:
a) Langenburg with a nice castle that hosts the "Deutsches Automuseum" (oldtimers, but not only)
b) Ludwigsburg residence castle and park "Blühendes Barock" (
c) In December, don't miss neither the Nürnberger Christkindlesmarkt nor the Weihnachtszauber in Schwäbisch-Hall.
- 3 cities worth spending at least a full weekend:
a) Berlin (well: poor but sexy)
b) München (there's so much more to it than Oktoberfest!)
c) Dresden (culture, architecture and the GFL Nord Monarchs)
- 3 starting points to explore the hinterland:
a) Stralsund (Ostsee, Insel Rügen, a nice maritime touch)
b) Gelsenkirchen (Highly recommended! Formerly heavy-industrial, the whole "Ruhrpott" area is in the middle of a fascinating metamorphosis. Easily get in touch with people talking about Fußball (maybe vs Football) in a bar, but get a feel for the colors, first 😉 : very loyal fans!)
c) Western Bodensee area, maybe Singen/Hohentwiel: Ideal to cover Schwarzwald and France/Alsace westwards, Schweiz/the Alps in general southwards and one of the biggest inland seas in Europe eastwards. It only takes daytrips in each direction.
Gute Fahrt und viel Spaß!
Hi i live there too. Glad you're enjoying it :) :) :)
I live in Schäbisch Hall and I just found your channel. Your videos are great! Keep it up!
John Swift Oh, hallo Louis, bin in Amelies Klasse ;D
John Swift War mit dir auch mal im Orchester beim Herr Narziss oder wie der hieß
Somebody already mentioned Quedlinburg, also Rothenburg ob der Tauber is generally considered one of the most beautiful towns of Germany (and similar to Quedlinburg even a bit smaller than Schwäbisch Hall, Rothenburg being even smaller).
When you're in the north, the towns of Stade (roughly SHA sized) and Lüneburg (around double the size but still very small feeling if walking the old town) are also definitely recommended if you want some towns with history and the architecture to go with it (even if not taking in all the history itself).
But yeah, SHA is nice, too. Large enough to have everything you need in your daily life at hand, small enough to not be too hectic, and beautiful architecture and landscape to boot.
Nürnberg is worth a visit
nice channel by the way :D
great view on that cute little ancient swabian town... keep up the great work!
edit: also great Tübingen, Esslingen, Ludwigsburg all in BadenWürttemberg...
Also whole Bavaria is beautiful.
definitely Meersburg and Konstanz, nice small medival towns and with lake constance and the alps a great scenerie...
Bodensee.
Something different and maybe more interesting than all those towns: Do a daytrip to "Schaffhausen" to take a look at the "Rheinfälle", one of Europes biggest waterfalls.
Then you have two possible routes to continue:
1st: Take a look at "Konstanz", a really beautiful town at the same named lake "Lake of Constance"
2nd: Continue your trip through Switzerland along the southern side of the Lake of Constance until you reach Austria. Go to "Bregenz", climb the "Pfänder" and enjoy the view over both, the Lake of Constance and the Alps.
Best greetings from Austria!
Hey there Nick, have you been to Rhineland-Palatinate yet, you might check out some villages and cities there, very nice places. Speyer, Coblence, Worms, Mayen.
If u like small cities u have to visit Nördlingen!
Hi Nalf. I truly enjoy your videos in Germany particularly the ones in and around Schwabisch Hall. I was stationed at Dolan Barracks '57 -'59. I have fond memories of that town. Have you done any videos in and around Dolan area? Suspect there is not much left if any of what was the military base. Much success with your film making. Dick
take Google street view or google maps
You have to visit Regensburg, you`ll love it !
visit Esslingen, it's near Stuttgart and it has one of the oldest “Altstadt“ In Germany. I think, it's about 70km from Schwäbisch Hall and you can stop by Schorndorf (birthplace of Gottlieb Daimler) and Schwäbisch Gmünd, nice little towns
Have you ever been in East Germany? Downtown Dresden with its old barock architecture and museums at the Elbe is great. But also the cities around Dresden like Meißen or the beautiful "Sächsische Schweiz" where you can hike or visit the castle "Königstein". The feeling is different between East and West Germany - at least when I was there.
It's great to see that you american football players are so involved in the daily life of Schwäbisch Hall and are so interested in Germany.
A possibility to learn German is the "Volkshochschule". They are in every german city and they offer cheap courses for everyone - young, old,...
Courses like languages, Yoga, Dancing/Music, Photography and Computer, ....
im Gegensatz zu Dresden ist in Schwäbisch Hall noch alles original. Im Kriege unzerstört.
I love this place so much I wish to get my man here
You seem to be a pretty laid back dude! Love your camera shots and general positivity.
You really should check out Crailsheim in September during the "5th season" - Volksfest (like to Oktoberfest but smaller). There are nice parades on Saturday and Sunday morning and a booming festival with the longest beer tent in the world! Always a blast!
Btw, there is a little rivalry between Crailsheim and Hall but you can ask a local for more details:) Keep it up!
Was für "rivalry"? Ich spiele Basketball in einer Kooperation von Crailsheim & Hall!
Dann hast du noch nie von der Horaffensage gehört, oder die ewige Diskussion bezüglich der verschiedenen KfZ-Kennzeichen usw.
Delaney X Bin wohl zu jung dafür :D
Come to Hamburg. 2nd biggest city in Germany and one of the prettiest. Lots of green and rivers. The "Altstadt" has these venice vibes. It's absolutely perfect in summer. And yes, I am a Hamburger myself :P
Yes, come to Rothenburg!
I would recommend the 'Altes Land', which is an area near Hamburg. If you google it and look at the pictures, you'll see the traditional northern architecture and the huge apple plantations
Thanks for the hint! Have to ride my bike there.
www.google.de/search?client=ubuntu&channel=fs&q=altes+land&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&gws_rd=cr&ei=JSJIWfDNIujegAbA-aSQBw
Äpfel haben wir auch aber keine Monokulturen... und Wein :-) Die Haller waren früher Salz- und Weinhändler.
Das Hohenloher Rindvieh wurde bis Paris getrieben. Im Haller Umland gibts viele schöne Städchen, Vellberg, Kirchberg, Langenburg, Waldenburg... dazu Wälder und Seen und Flüsse in denen man noch baden kann.
Hey , I noticed that youre in Swabia so i'd like to recommend you the most beautiful and best places to live and visit in Baden-Würtemberg . Its the Province Capital of Southern Baden and lies in a perfect position between the black forest and the rhine valley . Its my Hometown and a place i never want to leave because its so awesome . Freiburgs Architecture and History is amazing and its one of the warmest and most sunny places in germany . But you havent to worry about that ! There are nice and cool parks everywhere arround the city . Many of Freiburgs Citizens are very Young , because we have an university and many other educational places (Hochschulen) here . We have a nice transportation system here and you caan get everywhere just by bike . If you want to exeperience real Badish Culture you can go here too , the wine is fantastic and known in whole Baden . If you go here and see this beautiful city (Check out Schlossberg and dont miss Stadtpark and Universitätsviertel) you wont be dissapointed ! (Its Btw only 20 Minutes by "Breisgau S-Bahn to the French Border and 40 with the ReginonalExpress to Switzerland)
lived in eltershofen for 3 years when i was stationed at dolan barracks...loved every minute i spent living there...lived with a family called the sindels...great people
3:09 - 3:16 The clocks in Schäbisch Hall seems to run backwards. Good job Mr. video editor ;D. (Driving cars)
Wonderful Vlog ♡
a nice mdeival town is Landshut and in two weeks, we have a huge festival called Landshuter Hochzeit going on. I think that would be intresting for you!
Hey Nick, im new to your channel and i absolutely love your content!
If you havent been to Dresden yet, you definitley need to visit this beautiful city.
Keep up the great work, you obviously deserve a lot more subs.
Greetings from Ansbach in Mittelfranken :)
AndsBach is in between rothenburg and Nuremberg.
Hi, you have so little likes and very cool videos. I hope they get much more views, thanks for your videos.
My Grandmother was born just outside of Schwebishhall. She lived with her parents at a bed and breakfast just prior to the start of WWII. She has found memories of climbing the church stairs with her Grandfather to go to mass on Sundays. Schwebishhall is #1 on my bucket list.
you should visit Münster if you come to NRW, it also has a really nice old towncenter
Regensburg, Heidelberg, Erfurt - the only big cities which did not get bombed to the ground. All of them beautiful and only 150-200k inhabitants. Also worth a visit: Nürnberg, Dresden, München, Weimar (small city), Rothenburg o.d. Tauber, Würzburg, Trier... and lots of very small cities that you can experience in one day
Bamberg !!
Cool, die Schwalbe beim Drohnenflug.
Have you seen Bamberg yet?
You should definitly check out Weimar, where Goethe and Schiller lived. It has so much history and is a small, but one of the most famous and extraordinary cities in germany. It also looks pretty awesome, in my opinion.
I would like to recommend the beautiful city of Nördlingen. It still has its old wall around the historical town and you can actually walk the whole way around on it, with great views. You can also climb the steeple for an invredible view
Thanks for the nice videos :)
Nördlingen is flat, so you view only little parts at one time. Schwäbisch Hall is like a theatre.
Come visit Heidelberg, nice city with an old castle ruin. The longest pedestrian shopping street in Europe. Sitting near the river in the grass and enjoy the sun after a little hike to the castle or on the top of the Königstuhl (where you have nice view over Heidelberg). If you stay another day you can take a boat ride on the Neckar to four other castle ruins. Starting at the boat stop you can hike all four and spend an nice day.
Have you been to the ruins of castle limpurg in the woods? From up there you got a nice view over the city too
You should visit Freiburg and it's beautiful surroundings. One of the most beautiful cities in Germany in my opinion!
any idea yet whether you're gonna stay in germany for the rest of your football career (and maybe even after that)? glad to see you're enjoying your time here so far.
as for places to check out, don't forget about the bigger cities. even though they might be noisy/not as "cozy" in general, they still have parts called "altstadt" (aka "the old part of the city"). examples: regensburg, nürnberg, or even münchen (especially all the small towns/villages around it).
In addition to the Bavarian and southwestern towns already listed (Munich is not so bad either for a big town), in the east there are also some nice ones: Dresden (big), Quedlinburg, Görlitz, and Wismar (up at the coast). I am from Hamburg (big), which is famed for its nordic atmosphere, harbour and city center, Lübeck is nearby, Lüneburg as well. Both historic places in the north. I really like the area down at Lake Constance with Konstanz and Meersburg as examples. In the Palatinate there are tons of great paces in the narrow valley that the river Mosel sqeezes through, between Trier and Koblenz in general. Also Hesse has tons of great places, or see the natural monuments in Saxony. I personally like the many islands off the coast, both in the North Sea (west) as well as in the Baltic Sea (east). Not so much architecture there, but nature and relaxing.
NALF, I just found your channel recently. If you´re looking for some beautifull towns to visit, I recomend you come to Lindau and Ravensburg. Two cute Little towns I fell in love with as a german and I lived abroad in western Canada for one year.
lel Kocher Quartier
and im very pleased that you like "my" town so much
we could meet or something
There are a lot of towns, that are worth a visit. ;)
Eichstätt is really great, actually the whole Altmühltal. It is not that touristic like other places in bavaria but it has a really beautiful landscape. I also really like Regensburg or especially Munich. And if you like the style of Schwäbisch Hall, you should definitely visit Rothenburg ob der Tauber. There's also a great music festival in the middle of August. ;)
And if you'd like to drink a lot of different, great beers I'd suggest to visit Bamberg, even if it's Franconia. ;)
you could visit Limburg an der Lahn and the Lahn generally. Marburg is great too. There is also a GFL team based in marburg
Have you ever been to Ulm? You should check it out. Love the videos 👍
Einstein land.
Cochem is near by and a pretty cute town.
If you're interested in great drone shots, you should definitely visit southern France.Superb views and lovely food.
👍 Verdonschlucht
only towns like Arles or Aix en Provence could be compared with Schwäbisch Hall. I love France too, spend over two years only during holidays there. At Georges du Verdon you van see free flying vultures 10 Meters over your head.
Just a lil' bit more north ;-) you'll find some very fine places to go like Hameln (Hamelin), Paderborn (that impressed me much, been there first time this year, just 100km away from home, never been there before), Quedlinburg, Goslar (both cities with hist. palaces of the middle-age emperors), Braunschweig (where Henry the Lion resides). Marburg (very similar to Schwäbisch-Hall, with one of the oldest Universities of Germany) and even to mention Hannover (the greenest Capital of the federate states of Germany).
If you take the time just travel the Bundesstraße 3 from the Border @ Basel just up north to Buxtehude near Hamburg.
You will see the varying landscapes the the beauty of Germany. It will take you 3 weeks, if you'll stay just a day at the most beautiful sites on this route (812km in total).
Go to Bad Wimpfen in the state of Bad Wurttemburg....they have the coolest bakeries, and every body goes walking on Sundays
Wiesbaden, "Nizza of the North", capitolof Hessen, medium sized city with small town vibes,castle on the Rhine,. Lived in Detroit area since 1980, miss my walk around home every day
Bayrischzell in upper bavarian is a nice litte town, seems like the time stod still there 50 years ago. They even use this location for the movieserie "frühling" on ZDF
You have to go to Bavaria "Bayern " and Munich its very beautiful, the lake the nature and castle is amazing. I like the spa in Germany check out the " Thermalbad " with Sauna and outside swimming.
Hamburg, Düsseldorf, Köln is 👍🏻
If you like those kinda cities, I think, you'd like Bamberg too. a little more tourist...y, but it's definitally beautiful. Also Konstanz :)