This video was meant to reach me lol. I live in Saarland, half an hour away from Saarbrücken and I'm really glad yo liked your stay in this state. And The Saarschleifen Lodge location is absolutely beautiful. I remember being in 3rd grade, our class took a day trip to Mettlach and the Saarschleife, we took the boat "Maria Kroon" through the sluice and traveled through the Saarschleife, and I also remember standing right where you stood and look around the beautiful scenery. Good times.
Saarbrücken is the capital of the Saarland and is by no means a "small city". With about 180,000 inhabitants, it is listed in the TOP 50 largest cities in Germany. 😉
The way you guys capture different cities is not only beautiful, but also really shows how much you appreciate different cultures and their regional food. I am from Germany myself & felt so beautifully represented and really fell in love with my own country again. 🧡
That is such a beautiful thing so say! I'm from the Netherlands and to me nature in Germany is very beautiful, you have such amazing lush forests and very different landscapes. This video shows it perfectly 😊
this is so cool to me, I lived in Perl all my life and all these pictures of the paths and nature of my home have amazed me. I have never seen it so beautiful as from the view of a tourist who sees it for the first time. It's also funny to me because I know all the people from Perl and Sehndorf that you met and I did not expect to see any known faces. I hope you had a great time and thank you for making my home look so interesting :D
I am glad to have seen differents places and landscapes of Germany I didn t know at all. I think there are so many beautiful places to see in Europe too, not too far from our home that worth a visit. The scenery is stunning and the caves and iron factory too and not useful to visit. Also the food seems so yummy and good...My husband and I had a very good moment watching your video so well filmed too, it was real pleasure ! A big hello from us from France to you both.
So happy you enjoyed seeing this part of Germany and you got some new ideas off places to visit. It must be quite easy to travel there from France with the good train network in Europe 😊 ✨️
I'm so glad you enjoy the videos and that they inspire you to try more vegan food and lifestyle practices and incorporating them into your own lifestyle :) Nothing could make me feel more happy about what we do in sharing these videos so many thanks for sharing this with us! Sending you much love
Saying you are not vegan means that you support animal cruelty (murder in other words) and the destruction of our earth on all levels: soil, water & air for all living beings, humans included. My point is that it's better to skip the 'I'm not a vegan' part, it's something to be profoundly ashamed of. Unfortunately, in the current culture we live in, being an animal serial killer is the norm. Next time, please start with: 'I love your videos and you make me want to be vegan'. The information is out there for all of us, we just need to open our eyes, ears, minds, acknowledge the immense HARM we've created collectively and work hard on transitioning to a better world. PEACE STARTS WITH YOUR PLATE!
Yes I love your comment! Make some of her meals they will not disappoint. She and her husband make a great team. They have beautiful videos and she is so realistic.
I love these long travel vlogs. I’m watching this before a lazy Sunday hike. I was going go to a park walking distance from me. But these beautiful scenes inspired me to take the train a little farther out and try somewhere new. You day one hike looked amazing and lush - with such welcoming people! Also this reminds me of a lecture I attended last year from Meg Lowman who is a biologist and ecologist who explores the upper layers of trees and she planned one of the first treetop walkways and helped to build many of them around the world. I’ve yet to visit one but it’s on my bucket list. Her book The Arbornaut is fascinating and talks about saving our forests and climate change, I highly suggest it and think you might enjoy!
aaah feels like home. even though i am not from Saarland but its neighbor Pfalz. After living in Hamburg for almost 11 years now i really miss this beautiful nature down there badly. Glad you enjoyed your stay. And thanks for posting all these lovely recipes! Best Stephen
I am from Germany but I have never been to Saarland but after watching your video I really want to go! A friend of mine just moved to Saarbrücken, so I will soon pay her a visit I think!! 😍😊
I'm actually dumbfounded how many vegan restaurants or restaurants that served some vegan dishes that you were able to find. That's amazing! I would never have thought, especially at some of the more rural places.
Yes, I was impressed by the programme that was put together for us too. Especially when we could have three course meals that looked as lovely as dishes I've had in bigger cities. They did a great job at finding some gems for us to visit even if at some places we were eating off the menu. It's great that restaurants were open to cooking something especially for there vegan guests though. All in all we had a lovely food trip!
I LOVE seeing industrial sights/museums. We recently returned from British Columbia Canada and the highlight was a shuttered mine called the britannia mine museum. Oncce the largest copper mine in the British Commonwelaht, it operated for 70 yeas and has so much history. You got to ride a train underground and see period mining tools in action, vist all the outbuildings and learn about the process of mining and highlight was to go inside the 22 story gravity fed mill that took the ore from rocks to enriched dust. This is such a great video and I bookmarked most the places for a potential trip to Saarland. My grandfther emigrated to the USA from Heillbronn, next door to Saarland and I would love to see his birthplace.
I love love these travel vlogs, I love your videos. What a amazing and beautiful place! Thank you for taking us with you! I really enjoyed a look around that part of Germany. Wonderful video... much love from Argentina❤❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you for showing me, as a german, how beautiful parts of germany are were i’ve never been. It’s really fun to watch you explore! Maybe we will make it to the saarbrücken area next year 😊 Thank you for sharing❤
I love your Videos. You can see how much effort you put in them. And i really love how you pronounce the german words; as a german i know how hard they can be. But you did a great Job!❤
Thank you so so much for sharing this beautiful location of the world with us! Everything looked truly amazing. Another European destination to add to my bucket list xxx
ahh gud, gissa om jag blev forvanad nar jag ser saarland! Jag bor 30 min fran saarbrucken pa franska gransen och ar typ den enda svensken i hela regionen! Jag har alltid svart att hitta bra matstallen som vegeterian, sa den har videon var ju som gjord for mig! :D
There are a lot of coal mines in the region in all the countries nearby: Luxembourg, Germany, France, Belgium Actually this is where the E.U. proiect started, from the coal mines, in Schengen, which is across Perl, across of Moselle...
@@krentu It rains almost daily (except this year because of the drought). Your barely see the sun, even some summers. I mean if you like fog and rain constantly then this place is for you, but for me I hate rain and miss the sun. Vitamin D deficiency is definitely what will happen if you live here long term and dont take a supplement. And after sight seeing everything it gets really boring. This video definitely seems to glamorize everything.
@@RJHW13 So interesting! I really like rain and fog and I am not a big fan of cloudless sky :) So I will definitelty visit Saarland! But I do understand, that living is different than visiting. I am from country with no mountains, so this kind of landscape is exotic to me too. I really liked the nature and the hiking trails I saw from Malin's video. She and Rob are masters of making stunning videos :) and I realize that social media and YT is a bit different than real life and we all naturally want to show just the beautiful bits.
@@krentu That's why I think visiting and living here are to different things. I grew up in Arizona and love the warm/dry climate and living in Germany wasn't actually a choice that I would have made if I didnt have to. I can see how someone who visits may find it nice here but living here not so much.
Thank you for another beautiful video😍 how lovely that Susanne (if I'm correct?) made a version of one of your recipes for you :) I'm also from Germany but have never visited Saarland yet. Can you tell me where your blue jacket is from? I'm looking for one and I think it looks so nice :)
beautiful vlog! I was wondering about the wines though, is it common in this area that the wines are vegan-friendly? you didn't mention it, maybe it wasn't your priority and that's okay of course, but wine often is filtered with gelatine or the bladder of a fish and so many wines in germany aren't labeled unfortunately. x
Thanks for lifting the subject! The team knew we were vegan with making the programme and the waitors knew this as well so we were well taken care of regarding finding vegan options and we trusted that they would recommend us something different otherwise. 😊
Actual the most wines in germany are filtered with Muschelkalk (a natural stone type that is vegan) we talked to a lot of wine makers in the last 3 years, and all of them said that clearing with animal products is pretty outdated😊
They do speak English at the lodge and pretty much anywhere else we visited. I think German people speak English quite well and especially people who work in hospitality 😊
I've lived in Saarland almost 12 years now and unfortunately I cannot say the same, I dont like the area and have wanted to move since day one. The weather is mostly rainy throughout the year and after visiting every spot it gets boring real fast.
This video was meant to reach me lol. I live in Saarland, half an hour away from Saarbrücken and I'm really glad yo liked your stay in this state. And The Saarschleifen Lodge location is absolutely beautiful. I remember being in 3rd grade, our class took a day trip to Mettlach and the Saarschleife, we took the boat "Maria Kroon" through the sluice and traveled through the Saarschleife, and I also remember standing right where you stood and look around the beautiful scenery. Good times.
Saarbrücken is the capital of the Saarland and is by no means a "small city". With about 180,000 inhabitants, it is listed in the TOP 50 largest cities in Germany. 😉
The way you guys capture different cities is not only beautiful, but also really shows how much you appreciate different cultures and their regional food. I am from Germany myself & felt so beautifully represented and really fell in love with my own country again. 🧡
That is such a beautiful thing so say!
I'm from the Netherlands and to me nature in Germany is very beautiful, you have such amazing lush forests and very different landscapes. This video shows it perfectly 😊
this is so cool to me, I lived in Perl all my life and all these pictures of the paths and nature of my home have amazed me. I have never seen it so beautiful as from the view of a tourist who sees it for the first time. It's also funny to me because I know all the people from Perl and Sehndorf that you met and I did not expect to see any known faces.
I hope you had a great time and thank you for making my home look so interesting :D
I am glad to have seen differents places and landscapes of Germany I didn t know at all. I think there are so many beautiful places to see in Europe too, not too far from our home that worth a visit. The scenery is stunning and the caves and iron factory too and not useful to visit. Also the food seems so yummy and good...My husband and I had a very good moment watching your video so well filmed too, it was real pleasure ! A big hello from us from France to you both.
So happy you enjoyed seeing this part of Germany and you got some new ideas off places to visit. It must be quite easy to travel there from France with the good train network in Europe 😊 ✨️
Iam not even vegan, but i love your videos and you make me want to be vegan or at least have a few vegan meals a week 🥰🥰
This is wonderful!
I'm so glad you enjoy the videos and that they inspire you to try more vegan food and lifestyle practices and incorporating them into your own lifestyle :) Nothing could make me feel more happy about what we do in sharing these videos so many thanks for sharing this with us! Sending you much love
Try a few Vegan/plantbased meals a week
Saying you are not vegan means that you support animal cruelty (murder in other words) and the destruction of our earth on all levels: soil, water & air for all living beings, humans included. My point is that it's better to skip the 'I'm not a vegan' part, it's something to be profoundly ashamed of. Unfortunately, in the current culture we live in, being an animal serial killer is the norm. Next time, please start with: 'I love your videos and you make me want to be vegan'. The information is out there for all of us, we just need to open our eyes, ears, minds, acknowledge the immense HARM we've created collectively and work hard on transitioning to a better world. PEACE STARTS WITH YOUR PLATE!
Yes I love your comment! Make some of her meals they will not disappoint. She and her husband make a great team. They have beautiful videos and she is so realistic.
I love these long travel vlogs. I’m watching this before a lazy Sunday hike. I was going go to a park walking distance from me. But these beautiful scenes inspired me to take the train a little farther out and try somewhere new. You day one hike looked amazing and lush - with such welcoming people!
Also this reminds me of a lecture I attended last year from Meg Lowman who is a biologist and ecologist who explores the upper layers of trees and she planned one of the first treetop walkways and helped to build many of them around the world. I’ve yet to visit one but it’s on my bucket list. Her book The Arbornaut is fascinating and talks about saving our forests and climate change, I highly suggest it and think you might enjoy!
Glad you enjoyed the video Lindsay! And I really hope you had a lovely hike 😊 Thank you for the book rec, I'll have to check it out!
I'm glad you enjoyed the trip to Saarland which is actually my home region😊
Aw, that's lovely! We did definitely enjoy it, such beautiful scenery ✨️🤗
I was born in saarland
aaah feels like home. even though i am not from Saarland but its neighbor Pfalz. After living in Hamburg for almost 11 years now i really miss this beautiful nature down there badly. Glad you enjoyed your stay. And thanks for posting all these lovely recipes! Best Stephen
Your video was awesome. Thank you. I appreciate your beautiful content.
So glad you enjoyed and many thanks for the kind words 🤗
Such a beautiful place. Really enjoyed watching your adventures in Germany…the food, the nature, what a treat.
I am from Germany but I have never been to Saarland but after watching your video I really want to go! A friend of mine just moved to Saarbrücken, so I will soon pay her a visit I think!! 😍😊
What a professional travel vlog! Just WOW, Malin & Rob! Super impressive!
I'm actually dumbfounded how many vegan restaurants or restaurants that served some vegan dishes that you were able to find. That's amazing! I would never have thought, especially at some of the more rural places.
Yes, I was impressed by the programme that was put together for us too. Especially when we could have three course meals that looked as lovely as dishes I've had in bigger cities. They did a great job at finding some gems for us to visit even if at some places we were eating off the menu. It's great that restaurants were open to cooking something especially for there vegan guests though. All in all we had a lovely food trip!
I love your video. I come from Saarland and I think that you have presenting it so so good.
I LOVE seeing industrial sights/museums. We recently returned from British Columbia Canada and the highlight was a shuttered mine called the britannia mine museum. Oncce the largest copper mine in the British Commonwelaht, it operated for 70 yeas and has so much history. You got to ride a train underground and see period mining tools in action, vist all the outbuildings and learn about the process of mining and highlight was to go inside the 22 story gravity fed mill that took the ore from rocks to enriched dust. This is such a great video and I bookmarked most the places for a potential trip to Saarland. My grandfther emigrated to the USA from Heillbronn, next door to Saarland and I would love to see his birthplace.
The quality of the content is top notch! Thank you!
Another beautiful video. I would love those hikes! Adding this to my bucket list!
So happy you liked it 😊🤗
Love 🥰 this travel vlog and love 💕Malin & Rob. Yummy 😋 food and beautiful scenery.
So happy you like it David - it was fun to create! Much love from Sweden :)
I just loved this! You are so warm and inviting. Thank you for sharing these views with us.
Sharing those views is my absolute pleasure! Thank you for your kind words 🤗
I love love these travel vlogs, I love your videos. What a amazing and beautiful place! Thank you for taking us with you! I really enjoyed a look around that part of Germany. Wonderful video... much love from Argentina❤❤❤❤❤❤
Looked like a relaxing vacay
Thank you for showing me, as a german, how beautiful parts of germany are were i’ve never been. It’s really fun to watch you explore! Maybe we will make it to the saarbrücken area next year 😊 Thank you for sharing❤
I love your Videos. You can see how much effort you put in them. And i really love how you pronounce the german words; as a german i know how hard they can be. But you did a great Job!❤
Thank you for the vlog, it looks like a beautiful place to visit.
Wow! What an amazing place to visit! Definitely putting that on my bucket list!! Thank you for sharing!!!
Thanks Marlin for a glimpse of Germany been there but for now no travel to Europe 😊
a bit late but this such a beautiful video, your german is really good don't be insecure. you captured everything wonderfully well. thank you
How were you in my home town and I didn’t noticed …. What …. glad you enjoyed it :)
Lovely informative video.
Very beautiful tour!
Thank you so so much for sharing this beautiful location of the world with us! Everything looked truly amazing. Another European destination to add to my bucket list xxx
I really enjoyed this video! It would be cool to see Rob make bread in a video since he's passionate about it.
Happy you enjoyed and yes! We have been talking about that 😊 I'll see what he thinks!
Awesome vlog 🤍. I enjoyed every bit of it. The food, the nature, the scenery, the history.
That was a fabulous video. Really enjoyed a look around that part of Germany. Thank you. X
ahh gud, gissa om jag blev forvanad nar jag ser saarland! Jag bor 30 min fran saarbrucken pa franska gransen och ar typ den enda svensken i hela regionen! Jag har alltid svart att hitta bra matstallen som vegeterian, sa den har videon var ju som gjord for mig! :D
Just beautiful. Learned so much.
There are a lot of coal mines in the region in all the countries nearby: Luxembourg, Germany, France, Belgium
Actually this is where the E.U. proiect started, from the coal mines, in Schengen, which is across Perl, across of Moselle...
What a gorgeous video! Makes me want to visit Saarland!
A very nice video! Thank you for sharing your adventure!
I really want to go to Saarland now. What a wonderful place! Thank you for taking us with you!
Maybe visiting is nice but i have I lived here since almost 12 years now and want nothing else but to move away!
@@RJHW13 :D Why?
@@krentu It rains almost daily (except this year because of the drought). Your barely see the sun, even some summers. I mean if you like fog and rain constantly then this place is for you, but for me I hate rain and miss the sun. Vitamin D deficiency is definitely what will happen if you live here long term and dont take a supplement.
And after sight seeing everything it gets really boring. This video definitely seems to glamorize everything.
@@RJHW13 So interesting! I really like rain and fog and I am not a big fan of cloudless sky :) So I will definitelty visit Saarland! But I do understand, that living is different than visiting. I am from country with no mountains, so this kind of landscape is exotic to me too. I really liked the nature and the hiking trails I saw from Malin's video. She and Rob are masters of making stunning videos :) and I realize that social media and YT is a bit different than real life and we all naturally want to show just the beautiful bits.
@@krentu That's why I think visiting and living here are to different things. I grew up in Arizona and love the warm/dry climate and living in Germany wasn't actually a choice that I would have made if I didnt have to.
I can see how someone who visits may find it nice here but living here not so much.
A wonderful trip - thank you for taking us along.
Så himla härlig video och redigering! Blir definitivt sugen på att besöka❤️
WOW! Beautiful...
Grüße aus dem Saarland! :-)
What?Had to look twice 😅 I am from Saarland and i work at the train station. I love you videos ♥️
Eye & food therapy! You help us escape into a better world. Thank you!
Loved the tour!
What an amazing trip! Thank you so much for sharing :)
What an amazing trip! Beautiful, scenic locations. Great restaurants! What's not to like!?
Yes, it was a lovely trip indeed! 😊
Beautiful. ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thank you for sharing your adventures. ❤️
I've never seen an iron works that looked like that. Very interesting.
I am from Sulzbach near Saarbrücken and i work in the Ironwork Völklingen Saarstahl .
You Show me New Locations in my own Country thx.
Thank you for another beautiful video😍 how lovely that Susanne (if I'm correct?) made a version of one of your recipes for you :) I'm also from Germany but have never visited Saarland yet.
Can you tell me where your blue jacket is from? I'm looking for one and I think it looks so nice :)
great travel vlog, looks fun
Your videos are so peaceful🤩🍁
This was so beautiful, Malin! Does Rob do all the filming? If so, he's very talented!!
I'm so glad you enjoyed! And yes, he does 😊 I must tell him you said so, he'll appreciate your kind words!
Wow! Jag och Saoirse vill åka dit någon gång. Är ni våra guider då? 😇🤩
Såklart vill vi det 😍❤️
@@GoodEatings 🤩😘
Thank you Malin x
I love your videos.
Aw, that makes me really happy! Thank you as always Debra :) x
beautiful vlog! I was wondering about the wines though, is it common in this area that the wines are vegan-friendly? you didn't mention it, maybe it wasn't your priority and that's okay of course, but wine often is filtered with gelatine or the bladder of a fish and so many wines in germany aren't labeled unfortunately. x
Thanks for lifting the subject! The team knew we were vegan with making the programme and the waitors knew this as well so we were well taken care of regarding finding vegan options and we trusted that they would recommend us something different otherwise. 😊
Actual the most wines in germany are filtered with Muschelkalk (a natural stone type that is vegan) we talked to a lot of wine makers in the last 3 years, and all of them said that clearing with animal products is pretty outdated😊
Lovely Vlog*
I have never been out of the country. But do they speak English at this lodge??
They do speak English at the lodge and pretty much anywhere else we visited. I think German people speak English quite well and especially people who work in hospitality 😊
I'm very confused as to why anyone would travel to that particular part of Germany lol
ehhhhhhh.... Saarbrücken is our state capital 🤭
I've lived in Saarland almost 12 years now and unfortunately I cannot say the same, I dont like the area and have wanted to move since day one.
The weather is mostly rainy throughout the year and after visiting every spot it gets boring real fast.
LOL, so much time wasted about the food you can get anywhere… BTW. The most important saarl. Dishes are Dibbelabbes and Schwenker.