I loved how you comforted your little one and your self and other buy let him eat and enjoy in his little way and time and he was not troubled and did not trubled anybody either as he felt he can enjoy in his own way too... and 'hided in his comfort zone' I thing I heard your said to him good or cleaver boy when were playing with him balls in the hotel so thats why I dare to say your little toddler is a boy. Hope you returne more time to Europe and explore other cities and countries too.
So Matt, I really like your videos. I discovered you when I was going to Iceland. (We even stayed at the Scuggi that you recommended) I gotta ask? What do you guys do for a living? You always get to travel!. Your daughter is precious. Tell Rach to look happier, she always looks tired (rightfully so) and bored....But she is sweet. Trying to help your channel!
Hi Julie- thank you so much for the kind words. How was your stay at the Scuggi in Iceland? Hopefully it worked out for you. Up until we had Vivi we both worked but each of us had a good amount of vacation. I’m in sales and Rach was in a family business. Now Rach doesn’t work and I am in between jobs. So we’ve had tons of free time the last 7 months or so. Half the time I’m filming, Rach isn’t aware. lol. Believe me, she gets more excited about the travel than I even do. Really appreciate the support.
@@mattnrach2016 So Matt, my husband and I are looking to go to Nashville. I know you have been there for sure. Any hotels you can suggest?? I know you have been there and have a video but I am old!
@@julieweininger1163 believe it or not I have never been to Nashville. I know….shocking. I’m sure there are some incredible hotels there. Pretty sure they have a Gaylord.
You wont hear people from munich complain about Andechser beer. Its just a 30 minute trip with the S-Bahn to Ammersee lake. A famous daytrip location for locals. Actually i would even say they have the best dark beer. But with this logic Erding isnt in Munich too or Freising (Weihenstephan) (the airport is between Erding and Freising) or Tegernseer. They are also half an hour away by S-Bahn and Tegernseer 20 minutes more by train. But we consider them local beers. And most breweries were established by monks. Augustiner, Franziskaner, Weihehstephan, Andechs were all monks. Munich was build by monks in the first place. Even the name Munich stems from the word for monks which is mönch and the local name for Munich is München. I think the first building of the city was a monastery. Actually way back in the day Augsburg was the big town not munich where today Munich is way bigger.
Wow. That’s awesome, you’ll have a great time. That’s a tough question. The beer, history, and pedestrian friendly streets are the first things that come to my mind when I think of “Munich”. So much to see there. We didn’t even get into a lot of it on this trip.
Go to a Biergarten for example Hirschgarten (8,000 seats i think) 🍻 🥨 Olympia Stadion, English Garden, Deutsches Museum, Viktualienmarkt, BMW Museum, ...
Woher hat der Viktualienmarkt seinen Namen? Der Name des Viktualienmarkts stammt aus dem 19. Jahrhundert und geht auf das Wort "Viktualien" zurück, das man damals als Synonym für Lebensmittel gebraucht hat. Es hat seinen Ursprung im lateinischen Wort "victus", was "Nahrung" bedeutet.
Things that will immediately out you as an American in Germany: Dipping pretzels in mustard. We don't do that AT ALL, my heart is bleeding 😂 And Augsburg is not a "suburb town", it's the third biggest city in Bavaria and doesn't belong to Munich or anything. It's quite a few km away actually and even a different administrative (and culturally very different) region. It'd be an insult to them to associate them with Munich actually haha We don't really have anything that's like suburbs either in general.
I loved how you comforted your little one and your self and other buy let him eat and enjoy in his little way and time and he was not troubled and did not trubled anybody either as he felt he can enjoy in his own way too... and 'hided in his comfort zone'
I thing I heard your said to him good or cleaver boy when were playing with him balls in the hotel so thats why I dare to say your little toddler is a boy.
Hope you returne more time to Europe and explore other cities and countries too.
Thanks for the kind words. She’s a girl actually.
Baby soo cute😍 😍 😍❤
So Matt, I really like your videos. I discovered you when I was going to Iceland. (We even stayed at the Scuggi that you recommended)
I gotta ask? What do you guys do for a living? You always get to travel!.
Your daughter is precious. Tell Rach to look happier, she always looks tired (rightfully so) and bored....But she is sweet. Trying to help your channel!
Hi Julie- thank you so much for the kind words. How was your stay at the Scuggi in Iceland? Hopefully it worked out for you. Up until we had Vivi we both worked but each of us had a good amount of vacation. I’m in sales and Rach was in a family business. Now Rach doesn’t work and I am in between jobs. So we’ve had tons of free time the last 7 months or so. Half the time I’m filming, Rach isn’t aware. lol. Believe me, she gets more excited about the travel than I even do. Really appreciate the support.
@@mattnrach2016 So Matt, my husband and I are looking to go to Nashville. I know you have been there for sure. Any hotels you can suggest?? I know you have been there and have a video but I am old!
@@julieweininger1163 believe it or not I have never been to Nashville. I know….shocking. I’m sure there are some incredible hotels there. Pretty sure they have a Gaylord.
great video
Thank you 😊
Hey Matt I’m headed to Munich in Dec. thanks for the video.
That’s awesome. Have a great time!!!
You wont hear people from munich complain about Andechser beer. Its just a 30 minute trip with the S-Bahn to Ammersee lake. A famous daytrip location for locals. Actually i would even say they have the best dark beer. But with this logic Erding isnt in Munich too or Freising (Weihenstephan) (the airport is between Erding and Freising) or Tegernseer. They are also half an hour away by S-Bahn and Tegernseer 20 minutes more by train. But we consider them local beers. And most breweries were established by monks. Augustiner, Franziskaner, Weihehstephan, Andechs were all monks. Munich was build by monks in the first place. Even the name Munich stems from the word for monks which is mönch and the local name for Munich is München. I think the first building of the city was a monastery. Actually way back in the day Augsburg was the big town not munich where today Munich is way bigger.
Will be there first week of May! Of the 3 times you’ve been to Munich, what’s been you’re biggest highlight?
Wow. That’s awesome, you’ll have a great time. That’s a tough question. The beer, history, and pedestrian friendly streets are the first things that come to my mind when I think of “Munich”. So much to see there. We didn’t even get into a lot of it on this trip.
@@mattnrach2016 I love it! Looking forward to your next videos.
Go to a Biergarten for example Hirschgarten (8,000 seats i think) 🍻 🥨
Olympia Stadion,
English Garden, Deutsches Museum, Viktualienmarkt, BMW Museum, ...
Do you know the story of Georg Elser and his failed assassination attempt on Hitler in the Bürgerbräukeller 1939?
Oh yeah. I’ve watched several programs on that. Very interesting
Woher hat der Viktualienmarkt seinen Namen? Der Name des Viktualienmarkts stammt aus dem 19. Jahrhundert und geht auf das Wort "Viktualien" zurück, das man damals als Synonym für Lebensmittel gebraucht hat. Es hat seinen Ursprung im lateinischen Wort "victus", was "Nahrung" bedeutet.
Things that will immediately out you as an American in Germany: Dipping pretzels in mustard. We don't do that AT ALL, my heart is bleeding 😂
And Augsburg is not a "suburb town", it's the third biggest city in Bavaria and doesn't belong to Munich or anything. It's quite a few km away actually and even a different administrative (and culturally very different) region. It'd be an insult to them to associate them with Munich actually haha
We don't really have anything that's like suburbs either in general.
Thanks for clearing all that up and we appreciate you tuning in!!
nothing in bavaria is the real deal. It's all missunderstood Austrian copy/pase an inappropriately altering it a little.^^