Man, your enthusiasm is absolutely inspireing. Since I was born in this "crazy" country, it´s kinda funny to see it thru your eyes. Btw, I love Italy, it´s a great country with a phantastic cultural background and absolutely nice people...
And I come from Bonn ;) Still need to go to Ulm :D Do you also got an Einstein statue in Ulm? Don't have any image on my mind. Should be there. :) The Bonn Minster church showed here got the oldest complete romanesque cloister north of the alps, talking about churches - and two German medieval kings were crowned here.
To be honest, this is only a part of Germany, there are still countless shots that could be taken, the Odenwald was not shown here, Felsenmeer, Michelstadt and Erbach, Heppenheim (Bergstraße) etc ^^ there are an incredible number of great and worth seeing places throughout Germany :)
Thank you for watching this film and reminding me how beautiful my country is. Thanks. You saw a lot of castles in the film. The country with the most castles is Germany. It is estimated that there are around 25,000 castles within the country's borders.
Germany has an extremely high density of palaces and castles, with an estimated 25,000+ such structures. When you compare this number to the number of palaces and castles in other countries, it becomes clear that Germany occupies a special position in this regard. *Comparison:* - Germany: Over 25,000 palaces and castles - Rest of the world: Estimated 30,000 to 40,000 palaces and castles This means that Germany alone has about 40-45% of the world's known palaces and castles. *Reasons for this high density:* - Historical fragmentation: Germany was made up of many small principalities, duchies, counties and other dominions during the Middle Ages and early modern period. Each of these territories often had its own palaces and castles to demonstrate and defend power and influence. - Rich history: Germany's long and complex history, including numerous wars and political upheavals, led to the construction of many defensive structures and residences. - Preservation and restoration: Many of these historic structures have been carefully restored and preserved, which contributes to Germany having so many palaces and castles today.
Hello, thank you for your reaction about my beautiful home country. I've seen a Video about Italy a few months ago and i was also surprised how much wonderful and interesting places there are in Italy it looks really gorgeous. Me and my best friend would love to travel to "Sizilien" one day bc it has such a unique and romantic vibe. Greetings from a german.❤️🌹🇮🇹🇩🇪
OMG How can it be that an italian reminds me at Hallo Robbie😂😂😂 I can't believe it 😂 I completly forgot this show and it comes into your mind, seeing this Coastline??? My Respect❤
Great reaction! You should come an visit our country one day and enjoy we also have nice food not as good as the Italian cousine though to be fair! Lovely greetings to our italian brothers from Germany!
I was in Austria a couple of months ago and i would say that the food was as great as in Italy, so i'm sure that in Germany it might be the same if not better 😄
4:58 - there are more than 80 of those half-timbered houses in Freudenberg, almost all with the same orientation. The "Alter Flecken" looks unreal indeed.
The Ulm Minster ( Ulmer Münster - in German), renowned for its impressive tower, has a total height of 161.53 meters. This makes it the tallest church building in the world. To answer your Question at 15:23 ... Greetings from Germany
Parts of Germany and settlements in Germany are from Roman times, for example, the town on the other side of the river Rhine, Mainz, was founded in the 1st century BC. There are older Roman settlements in the south of Germany.
"So much history" says an Italian seeing Berlin, which basically only has a few years of importance, even by German standards, let alone those of italian cities, lol.
Barbarossa. The one who led six campaigns against Italy and subjugated the country and the church five times. You are probably referring to the Battle of Legnano in 1176. The Battle of Legnano arose from a chance encounter on May 29, 1176 between a detachment of Lombard knights and the imperial vanguard. It developed an uncontrolled momentum of its own. The onslaught of the imperial army ended abruptly at the Milanese flag wagon, the capture of which was an important goal in the battle because of its symbolic significance for the freedom and honor of the city. Barbarossa managed to escape with difficulty and reached Pavia at the beginning of June. There he was supposedly already thought to be dead . And all this happened on the soil which would soon become the Holy Roman Empire of the German Nation. Holy Roman Empire, since the end of the 15th century also Holy Roman Empire of the German Nation, was the official name from the late Middle Ages until 1806 for the territory ruled by the Roman-German emperors since the 10th century.
"how many amazing places is there?" Well, just with castles alone we have more castles in Germany than McDonalds has restaurants in the USA soooo... a LOT? ^^
Love it, I worked with a lot of Italians before and I love you guys. You will always be welcome in Germany. Bring some of your food and teach us how to prepare it. :)
Now way you know Charly the monkey! 😀😍 That's so interesting. I would habe never thought these shows are viewd in non German speaking countries. I grew up with that as a kid and also remember the one with the sea lion 😊
The heighest church in Italy is the dom in Milano - 47m ... compared to the tall tower of the church in Ulm ... there we are talking about a height of 162m! :)
5:45 No, this was not a Roman emperor, but the König-Johann-Denkmal / King-Johann-Monument, king of saxony in the 19th century. 11:00 Arminius was a prince who fought 9 DC against Roman legions and inflicted a heavy defeat on them. Arminius battle in the Teutoburg Forest
Far older than any buildings shown in this video are the megalithic tombs in Northern Germany - errected somewhen between 3500 and 2800 BC. Stonehenge didn't have any big stones at that time and the first pyramid was built at least 100 years later.
Ruins of Eisenberg and Hohenfreyberg: There are many many more ruins more or less well preserved, you just need to know where to look at (there are registers available on the internet).
Did you learn some german in school? Your pronounciation is surprisingly good. Trapattoni has been worse after years in munich. Btw there has been a very famous angry press conference from Trapattoni. That has been such a meme that still most germans can quote parts of it. Everybody knows sentences like "Hat gespielt wie Flasche leer" or "Was erlaube Strrrunz!". Maybe thats interesting for your channel,.
😂😂😂 the Strrrrrrunz thing was a huge meme back in the days in Italy 😂😂😂 I had learned some German during Covid time for a couple of months, i want to get back at learning it more seriously soon!
At the Dresden Part, the Statue is nor a roman Emporer, but augustus the Stron, one of the Main Ruler of Saxony And dresden is also known as Florence of the Elbe River
Schau dir mal genau die Karte von Europa an. de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Europa Deutschland ist Westeuropa, schon klar. Da ist es für Schwachmaten nur klar, dass östlich der Elbe Osteuropa beginnt, und folglich Ossis und die Polen Osteuropäer sind. Weil die schließlich so anders sind und für Egozentriker das Zentrum genau dort ist, wo sie sich selbst verorten, nicht wahr? Und Egozentriker aus Westdeutschland stellen haufenweise Videos über Deutschland für Ausländer ins Internet, die fast ausnahmslos von Deutschen kommentiert werden die sich daran aufgeilen, wie toll sie doch "von außen" betrachtet werden.
Every German emperor had to visit Italy, not just Barbarossa, because a medieval German emperor could only be crowned by the Pope in Rome. A German king, on the other hand, had to be crowned in Aachen (Aquae Granni) by the Archbishop of Mainz (Mogontiacum). Northern Italy has been an inherited part of the German Empire since the Franks (King Charlemagne) conquered the Lombard Kingdom. Barbarossa had to wage war in northern Italy because the cities there wanted more independence from the central power, or in other words: they wanted to keep their money for themselves instead of paying taxes. They were supported by the Pope, who at that time was no longer content with being the spiritual leader of Christianity but tried, as a secular ruler, also to become the overlord of the emperor.
Caro Mauro ! Bonn is not the birthplace of Albert Einstein. That is Ulm on the River Danube. There is a short glimps of it in the vid. :) And yes, Ulm has the highest ( Gothic) church tower in the world with over 160 m and so it's higher than the towers of the Dome in Cologne.
12:20 the sleeping Emperor Barbarossa It's a mystical place. Little children who have visited the Kyffhäuser Monument together with their parents claim again and again and completely independently of each other that the stature of Barbarossa waved to them.
you asked in th end of the video how old something shown is: most is originally more than 1000 years old, bust more than 60 % were bombed into rubble and dust so in theor
When you watch the Frauenkirche in Dresden you will see some dark stones. These stones are original stones which are black due to the bombardment of Dresden in WWII. All the rest of the light stones were rebuilt by stonemasons all over Germany.
It's so rare to see italians on YT. I love the accent and I'm impressed how good some of the german words are pronounced. When you see mostly US or UK people failing at the pronounciation this is finally something different :D Italy also has countless stunning places and most people in italy are more friendly and relaxed compared to germany. Though you can find good and bad people all around the globe, so stereotypes don't really help here.
For decades, Barbarossa had a lot of stress with the northern Italian cities, which did not want to recognize the royal (iron crown of the Lombards) or the imperial supreme authority. The Pope in Rome was usually on the side of the cities. Sometimes the emperor was on top: he subjugated Milan, sometimes his opponents triumphed: e.g. in the Battle of Legnano. After that came a fragile peace. Barbarossa remained emperor for another 13 years. He drowned in the Saleph River in what is now Turkey on the way to the "Holy Land".
Warum schreiben hier eigentlich so viele auf englisch? Damit niemand merkt, dass es dieses Format dutzendweise nahezu identisch auf You Tube gibt, und diese Videos fast ausschließlich nur von Deutschen kommentiert werden? Und die schreiben meist englisch weil sie sich gern einbilden, sie würden hier mit der Welt kommunizieren. Ohne jemanden in seinen Gefühlen verletzen zu wollen, aber das ist ein wenig lächerlich. Nicht falsch verstehen, Deutschland ist schön, und ich liebe mein Land. Aber sich selbst auf die Schulter zu klopfen ist einfach nur lächerlich. Ich glaube, da steckt wieder irgend ein deutscher Fördertopf dahinter.
La Germania è proprio dietro l'angolo per te, vai lì. Si dice che Monaco sia la città più settentrionale d'Italia. Sono tedesco e io e mia moglie italiana viviamo alternativamente in Italia e Germania. E il tuo paese d'origine non deve necessariamente nascondersi quando si tratta di cultura.
Hey guy, why are you imressed? Italia got a longer history ... okay ... Greece even longer ... Egyption even even longer ... We are neighbors [Austria interrupts, but they're only able to export dictators ... you got your own own ... 🙂] In general I don't like over-produced videos ... after many views ar displayed: this is the main reason, why I end with the following common speech in my area "woanders is' auch Scheiße!" [somewhere else is also shitty] ... No, Germany is okay - but Italia also ... and Espana ... and Lituania [and so on and on and on]. Stefan, Dortmund ["Ruhr-Area" - quite close to The Netherlands ...]
Ulm Minster (Ulm Münster) the highest church tower is 161.53m high. Here's a list of the tallest churches: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_tallest_church_buildings
No Disneyland looks like germany 😊😊👍👍
Das!😊
Man, your enthusiasm is absolutely inspireing. Since I was born in this "crazy" country, it´s kinda funny to see it thru your eyes. Btw, I love Italy, it´s a great country with a phantastic cultural background and absolutely nice people...
So much history… says the guy from Italy 😊🌸
Arminius is the guy who stopped you! I mean the romians ! There was a huge battle in the Teuteburger Wald.called the Varus battle!
So schön was du alles weisst
I like that you are also impressed, as a neighbor, just saw US reactions to this vid.
Yes, my country is beautiful. And yours too. I love to travel to Lago di Como, Lago Maggiore, Toscana....Saluti dalla foresta nera
Bonn was the Birthplace of Beethoven - Einstein was born in Ulm :) - good pronunciation :D 😍 the church tower of Ulm is 161 m - I come from there :)
And I come from Bonn ;) Still need to go to Ulm :D
Do you also got an Einstein statue in Ulm? Don't have any image on my mind. Should be there. :)
The Bonn Minster church showed here got the oldest complete romanesque cloister north of the alps, talking about churches - and two German medieval kings were crowned here.
@@BlauerBooo Keine Einstein Statue in Ulm. Aber ein Cafe das so heisst....:-)
To be honest, this is only a part of Germany, there are still countless shots that could be taken, the Odenwald was not shown here, Felsenmeer, Michelstadt and Erbach, Heppenheim (Bergstraße) etc ^^ there are an incredible number of great and worth seeing places throughout Germany :)
You talking about the Felsenmeer in Hemer? :D
Not even to mention the North Sea coast, which has quite a charm of its' own.
Yeah shoutout to Felsenmeer, it's awesome!
Ist doch schon schön das er sich die Zeit genommen hat❤
Thank you for watching this film and reminding me how beautiful my country is. Thanks. You saw a lot of castles in the film. The country with the most castles is Germany. It is estimated that there are around 25,000 castles within the country's borders.
I think France has abt. 50.000 castles.
The drone point of view makes it very impressive. On the ground you only see maybe half of it.
It's always like that when you travel!
Germany has an extremely high density of palaces and castles, with an estimated 25,000+ such structures. When you compare this number to the number of palaces and castles in other countries, it becomes clear that Germany occupies a special position in this regard.
*Comparison:*
- Germany: Over 25,000 palaces and castles
- Rest of the world: Estimated 30,000 to 40,000 palaces and castles
This means that Germany alone has about 40-45% of the world's known palaces and castles.
*Reasons for this high density:*
- Historical fragmentation: Germany was made up of many small principalities, duchies, counties and other dominions during the Middle Ages and early modern period. Each of these territories often had its own palaces and castles to demonstrate and defend power and influence.
- Rich history: Germany's long and complex history, including numerous wars and political upheavals, led to the construction of many defensive structures and residences.
- Preservation and restoration: Many of these historic structures have been carefully restored and preserved, which contributes to Germany having so many palaces and castles today.
you're exaggerating in Italy between castles and palaces we are over 45000
@@fabriziopastorino3792 where did you get this number from? There is no way italy have 45000 castles alone :D
@@Am-Fear-Liath Let me explain better, in the last census in Italy there are 20,000 castles and 25,000 historic villas
Hello, thank you for your reaction about my beautiful home country. I've seen a Video about Italy a few months ago and i was also surprised how much wonderful and interesting places there are in Italy it looks really gorgeous. Me and my best friend would love to travel to "Sizilien" one day bc it has such a unique and romantic vibe. Greetings from a german.❤️🌹🇮🇹🇩🇪
OMG How can it be that an italian reminds me at Hallo Robbie😂😂😂 I can't believe it 😂 I completly forgot this show and it comes into your mind, seeing this Coastline??? My Respect❤
Nuremberg has got one of the most famous Christmas markets in Germany.
Did a lot traveling to Italy, a beautiful pearl. Funny to see an Italian amazed by our places.
Dresden here in Germany is called the Florenze (Firenze) of the river Elbe! Its my home town, greetings from Germany
Great reaction! You should come an visit our country one day and enjoy we also have nice food not as good as the Italian cousine though to be fair! Lovely greetings to our italian brothers from Germany!
I was in Austria a couple of months ago and i would say that the food was as great as in Italy, so i'm sure that in Germany it might be the same if not better 😄
You pronounced the names of the places pretty well. 👍 🙂
And yes, this version of the video was quite long. There is a newer one.
On the river in Bamberg i had many beers. Loved your reaction ! Deutschland is cool :)
4:58 - there are more than 80 of those half-timbered houses in Freudenberg, almost all with the same orientation. The "Alter Flecken" looks unreal indeed.
And they r original built
The Ulm Minster ( Ulmer Münster - in German), renowned for its impressive tower, has a total height of 161.53 meters. This makes it the tallest church building in the world. To answer your Question at 15:23 ... Greetings from Germany
I had fun watching you have fun with the video.
Parts of Germany and settlements in Germany are from Roman times, for example, the town on the other side of the river Rhine, Mainz, was founded in the 1st century BC. There are older Roman settlements in the south of Germany.
We Germans react the same way when we watch a video about Italy. 😘
"So much history" says an Italian seeing Berlin, which basically only has a few years of importance, even by German standards, let alone those of italian cities, lol.
I mean, it was huge even during the Prussian empire , if i don't remember it wrong.
Barbarossa. The one who led six campaigns against Italy and subjugated the country and the church five times. You are probably referring to the Battle of Legnano in 1176. The Battle of Legnano arose from a chance encounter on May 29, 1176 between a detachment of Lombard knights and the imperial vanguard. It developed an uncontrolled momentum of its own. The onslaught of the imperial army ended abruptly at the Milanese flag wagon, the capture of which was an important goal in the battle because of its symbolic significance for the freedom and honor of the city. Barbarossa managed to escape with difficulty and reached Pavia at the beginning of June. There he was supposedly already thought to be dead . And all this happened on the soil which would soon become the Holy Roman Empire of the German Nation. Holy Roman Empire, since the end of the 15th century also Holy Roman Empire of the German Nation, was the official name from the late Middle Ages until 1806 for the territory ruled by the Roman-German emperors since the 10th century.
"how many amazing places is there?" Well, just with castles alone we have more castles in Germany than McDonalds has restaurants in the USA soooo... a LOT? ^^
That's such a cool comparison! You should use it whenever you meet an American 😂😂😂
Love it, I worked with a lot of Italians before and I love you guys. You will always be welcome in Germany. Bring some of your food and teach us how to prepare it. :)
A wonderful country❤
So, come to Germany. It's not far away from Italy. 🙂
Phantastic film. Did not expect even my home town being part of it 😄😍😙
8:55 Freudenstadt (Black Forest)
That's what left of Germany after the second disagreement. I long for Italy btw, can't await to visit again. Greetings from DE
If the name of the beer was Freiberger then it was from Freiberg, a town on the other side of the country ;) Freiburg - Freiberg. Subtle difference.
not to forget Freyburg in the center of Germany where the Rotkäppchensekt comes from.
Now way you know Charly the monkey! 😀😍
That's so interesting. I would habe never thought these shows are viewd in non German speaking countries. I grew up with that as a kid and also remember the one with the sea lion 😊
7:44 it is Langeoog one of the 7 eastfrisian island and the bildung is the watertower not a lighthouse
The heighest church in Italy is the dom in Milano - 47m ... compared to the tall tower of the church in Ulm ... there we are talking about a height of 162m! :)
Not true... The Dome of Milan has a height of 108 m, and the highest church tower in Italy is located in Novara (San Gaudenzio), 126 m high.
47 m Is the height of the interiori . The nave. One of the tallest.
5:45 No, this was not a Roman emperor, but the König-Johann-Denkmal / King-Johann-Monument, king of saxony in the 19th century.
11:00 Arminius was a prince who fought 9 DC against Roman legions and inflicted a heavy defeat on them. Arminius battle in the Teutoburg Forest
The name of the "roman emperor" in Dresden is "August der Starke". Very roman name, actually. LOL!!!
Far older than any buildings shown in this video are the megalithic tombs in Northern Germany - errected somewhen between 3500 and 2800 BC. Stonehenge didn't have any big stones at that time and the first pyramid was built at least 100 years later.
Ruins of Eisenberg and Hohenfreyberg: There are many many more ruins more or less well preserved, you just need to know where to look at (there are registers available on the internet).
Did you learn some german in school? Your pronounciation is surprisingly good. Trapattoni has been worse after years in munich. Btw there has been a very famous angry press conference from Trapattoni. That has been such a meme that still most germans can quote parts of it. Everybody knows sentences like "Hat gespielt wie Flasche leer" or "Was erlaube Strrrunz!". Maybe thats interesting for your channel,.
😂 Yes, please!!! Make some content out of it. It'll be fun, I guess.
😂😂😂 the Strrrrrrunz thing was a huge meme back in the days in Italy 😂😂😂
I had learned some German during Covid time for a couple of months, i want to get back at learning it more seriously soon!
At the Dresden Part, the Statue is nor a roman Emporer, but augustus the Stron, one of the Main Ruler of Saxony
And dresden is also known as Florence of the Elbe River
do you learn german? your pronunctiation is pretty good ;-)
I used to learn it in the past, but i forgot almost everything ! I need to get back to it :)
The video of Italy would take hours. Italy is beautiful and has really a long history.
Germany has longer and greater history and is even more beautiful.
Grazie mille! We have three Mauros in our affiliates!
1:28 Eastern Europe? Bruh, we're not Russia or Poland.
I know, you are owned by the usa.
@@herrbonk3635 Those clowns over there can't even run their own country. They own nothing.
Schau dir mal genau die Karte von Europa an.
de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Europa
Deutschland ist Westeuropa, schon klar. Da ist es für Schwachmaten nur klar, dass östlich der Elbe Osteuropa beginnt, und folglich Ossis und die Polen Osteuropäer sind. Weil die schließlich so anders sind und für Egozentriker das Zentrum genau dort ist, wo sie sich selbst verorten, nicht wahr?
Und Egozentriker aus Westdeutschland stellen haufenweise Videos über Deutschland für Ausländer ins Internet, die fast ausnahmslos von Deutschen kommentiert werden die sich daran aufgeilen, wie toll sie doch "von außen" betrachtet werden.
😂😂😂😂
Every German emperor had to visit Italy, not just Barbarossa, because a medieval German emperor could only be crowned by the Pope in Rome. A German king, on the other hand, had to be crowned in Aachen (Aquae Granni) by the Archbishop of Mainz (Mogontiacum). Northern Italy has been an inherited part of the German Empire since the Franks (King Charlemagne) conquered the Lombard Kingdom.
Barbarossa had to wage war in northern Italy because the cities there wanted more independence from the central power, or in other words: they wanted to keep their money for themselves instead of paying taxes. They were supported by the Pope, who at that time was no longer content with being the spiritual leader of Christianity but tried, as a secular ruler, also to become the overlord of the emperor.
Caro Mauro ! Bonn is not the birthplace of Albert Einstein. That is Ulm on the River Danube. There is a short glimps of it in the vid. :) And yes, Ulm has the highest ( Gothic) church tower in the world with over 160 m and so it's higher than the towers of the Dome in Cologne.
12:20 the sleeping Emperor Barbarossa
It's a mystical place.
Little children who have visited the Kyffhäuser Monument together with their parents claim again and again and completely independently of each other that the stature of Barbarossa waved to them.
Germany is beautiful, yes, but the weather!!!!😢 No, I'd prefer Italy.
Edit: you pronounced these German places very well!!!! 👍👍
We like to come to italy. Learn history..grazie from svizzera
And do not forget: no Berlusconi !
you asked in th end of the video how old something shown is: most is originally more than 1000 years old, bust more than 60 % were bombed into rubble and dust so in theor
Albert Einstein was born in Ulm 🙂 but like your enthusiasm 😊👍 Germany is a beautiful place!
When you watch the Frauenkirche in Dresden you will see some dark stones. These stones are original stones which are black due to the bombardment of Dresden in WWII. All the rest of the light stones were rebuilt by stonemasons all over Germany.
My home town is Bremen ❤❤❤
It's so rare to see italians on YT. I love the accent and I'm impressed how good some of the german words are pronounced. When you see mostly US or UK people failing at the pronounciation this is finally something different :D
Italy also has countless stunning places and most people in italy are more friendly and relaxed compared to germany. Though you can find good and bad people all around the globe, so stereotypes don't really help here.
Thank you for your nice words!
Disney´s Castle is inspired from Castle Neuschwanstein
Germany actually has more castes (25k, although some are just ruins) than the USA has McDonalds (about 11k).
Ciao Mauro. Perchè non sei stato gia in Germania...siamo solo dietro i montanie 😁 vieni! vieni!
Presto!
Er lernt gut die deutsche Sprache.😊
In Germany we have more than 20.000 castles
The Ulmer Münster is 161,53 meters high.
Dresden is the most beautiful City in Europe
Have you seen Prague, Budapest, Stockholm, ...?
Rom? Venedig?
@@herrbonk3635 Many Beautiful City s out there. But Dresden is just stunning with his whole Architectre. And of course the History
@@n0wi153 Wasn't most of that beauty bombed away? (A single restored medieval square make no real difference.)
Where ist Erfurt?!?!?
The Münster of Ulm is 161,5 m high.
I want to see a video called "this is italy"
I'm sure there must be 😆
Barbarossa was never defeated. Italy as a country did not exist back then.
For decades, Barbarossa had a lot of stress with the northern Italian cities, which did not want to recognize the royal (iron crown of the Lombards) or the imperial supreme authority. The Pope in Rome was usually on the side of the cities. Sometimes the emperor was on top: he subjugated Milan, sometimes his opponents triumphed: e.g. in the Battle of Legnano. After that came a fragile peace. Barbarossa remained emperor for another 13 years. He drowned in the Saleph River in what is now Turkey on the way to the "Holy Land".
Whaaat? Woooow! 😊
Germany its old. 60 AD. We fight at the Roman Empire.
Warum schreiben hier eigentlich so viele auf englisch? Damit niemand merkt, dass es dieses Format dutzendweise nahezu identisch auf You Tube gibt, und diese Videos fast ausschließlich nur von Deutschen kommentiert werden?
Und die schreiben meist englisch weil sie sich gern einbilden, sie würden hier mit der Welt kommunizieren. Ohne jemanden in seinen Gefühlen verletzen zu wollen, aber das ist ein wenig lächerlich.
Nicht falsch verstehen, Deutschland ist schön, und ich liebe mein Land. Aber sich selbst auf die Schulter zu klopfen ist einfach nur lächerlich.
Ich glaube, da steckt wieder irgend ein deutscher Fördertopf dahinter.
If you want to, you can come to me and start your Trip to germany in Trier. You're welcome. It's the oldest City from germany
Yes, Germany is beautiful, but Italy is even more beautiful....
La Germania è proprio dietro l'angolo per te, vai lì. Si dice che Monaco sia la città più settentrionale d'Italia. Sono tedesco e io e mia moglie italiana viviamo alternativamente in Italia e Germania. E il tuo paese d'origine non deve necessariamente nascondersi quando si tratta di cultura.
The woman statue shown before Varus statue is the personification of Germany called Germania. it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Germania_(personificazione)
She also has a little sister overlooking the Theresienwiese (where the Oktoberfest takes place each year) in Munich, the Bavaria
Mein Freund!!!
Nicht mehr lange.
161 meters
Hey guy, why are you imressed? Italia got a longer history ... okay ... Greece even longer ... Egyption even even longer ... We are neighbors [Austria interrupts, but they're only able to export dictators ... you got your own own ... 🙂] In general I don't like over-produced videos ... after many views ar displayed: this is the main reason, why I end with the following common speech in my area "woanders is' auch Scheiße!" [somewhere else is also shitty] ...
No, Germany is okay - but Italia also ... and Espana ... and Lituania [and so on and on and on].
Stefan, Dortmund ["Ruhr-Area" - quite close to The Netherlands ...]
Ulmer Münster 161,53 Meter
Ulm Minster (Ulm Münster) the highest church tower is 161.53m high. Here's a list of the tallest churches:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_tallest_church_buildings
Too much
Too much what?
of what?