SMALL TOWN LIFE GERMANY!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ก.ค. 2024
- We are still hunting for the best city to live in (in or outside of Germany)! On our fourth stop of our German Road Trip takes us to a typical German Small Town with a lot of medieval flair: "Duderstadt". It is an unknown city in the very Southern part of Lower Saxony, just a mile from the former border (and iron curtain that divided east and west Europe during the cold war) to Thuringia in the center of Germany. What are your thoughts on old German small towns like this?
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Typical German small town life. :) What do you like more: Small town or big city life?
Back in the days when i was in school, we all prayed, let it rain during " Sportunterricht " ,
so we are not forced to run 3 times around the " Wall " :-)
Back to your question ! I like it to live in a small city !
Big cities give me the feeling, of being alone under millions of people !
Small town life! Cheaper and more charming, and it makes visiting big cities more magical 💖
Small town is way better!
Both! That’s why I live in “The Biggest Little City in the World” which is only 45 minutes from Lake Tahoe, 2 hours from Yosemite National Park, and 4-5 hours from the ocean!
I like a mix of both!
To say it with Deana's words:
Duderstadt is WOW!
A big city is nice for shopping or restaurants ...
but i prefer living in a little town.
Thanks for sharing👍
Laut einer Legende bekam die Stadt dadurch ihren Namen, weil sich als die stadt gegründet wurde zwei Typen drum gestritten haben wer der Stadt einen Namen geben sollte. So sagte der eine ,,gib du der Stadt den Namen und der andere darauf ,,nein gib du der Stadt den Namen. So ging das ewig weiter bis sie darauf kamen,, Du Der Stadt''. Und so soll die Stadt zu ihrem Namen gekommen sein.
So funny😅👍
Die zwei Typen sollen der erste Bürgermeister und dessen Nachfolger gewesen sein 😉
@@1970Runaway Man hatte einen Bürgermeister für eine Stadt ohne Namen? Das klingt seltsam 😯
@@popelpotzblitz4360 So ist die Sage um die Namensgebung nunmal, ich habe sie nicht geschrieben 🤷♂️
Translation: According to legend, this is how the city of Duderstadt got its name. Two guys were arguing about who should name it. One guy said "You give the name to the city." Then the other guy said, "No, YOU give the name to the city." This went on until they both agreed on "Duderstadt," (which comes from the German Gib [du-der-Stadt] den Namen). And that's how the city got its name.
Born and raised in a big North American city in Canada (2.5 million people). In my 20s and early 30s I always wanted to live in the city to be close to the "action". Then I moved to the suburbs and I liked it. Now I live in a German city of 300 000 people and I feel like it's too big. I'm moving next year to a village of 60 people and I can't wait!!
That's commitment :-)
Love seeing Germany through your videos! It's so cool to have the perspective of a German and an American. Germany is beautiful!
Fachwerkhäuser sind halt einfach schön
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I like this little German town Duderstadt.. Thanks for showing us around. 🥰
I live in a small town in Northwest England and I would love to live in Duderstadt, its so pretty, love your ur channel btw 😄
I live there
Duderstadt is near my old home. I came from Bad Sachsa, wich is near Bad Lauterberg and Osterode. As a child and teen I was often in Duderstadt. Now i live near Berlin and I miss my lold home town and the region i lived.
Ich lebe in duderstadt
I love small cities, they have something special in them, a unique charm. 😊
True. There is definitely some charm to it!
What a great town. I would stay there for sure.
I guess you prefer the small town life then! :)
Deana and Phil Yes, but I do like Munich too.
@@MartyBecker But Munich can feel like a small town.
@@caciliawhy5195 But the cost of living isn't " small town " like 😟💰
Please visit Lübeck! It has everything you like. History, half-timbered houses, a lot of water, student vibes, vivid art scene, small town flair in a modern 200.000 population city and various food options. And it's surrounded by gorgeous nature.
Beautiful little city. 💖
Flammkuchen: Very historical part of Germany, it's traditionally a French-German dish from Alsace (Elsass), Saarland, Baden and Pfalz. That's the French-German border now, but over the centuries in particular Alsace used to switch "ownership", French/German. Saarland only did that twice I believe. The long-time French influences are obvious in those regions. In German stores Flammkuchen is often called Elsässer Flammkuchen.
My husband is from Augsburg, Germany, & I grew up military, so I lived in small, and large cities. (Bases). Since we have been together ( 10 years) here in the U.S. we have lived in small towns (village). The town we live in has a population of 1200. I always prefer small towns. My husband didn't really like it at first, but now prefer country living too.. Lol. You won't see a John Deere tractor going down the city center, but that happens a lot here..
I really like your video's. And enjoyed seeing where Phil grew up. I love history and the architecture of Germany and I can't wait till we get to go to Germany.
My mom and my grandma actually grew up in Duderstadt and we visit it every year. It is very funny to see this small city on your channel. Maybe we will meet you next year on our next visit! It is like a second home to me!
Zieht euch mal Einbeck rein. Das ist gar nicht so weit weg und hat eine bermerkenswert hübsche Innenstadt.
Stimme ich voll zu😊
This has been my favourite video you’ve made so far. I would love to see more of Germany 🇩🇪
What a lovely town!
You have to be kidding me! I'm from Gillersheim, near Northeim. My orthodontist is in Duderstadt. Thats so funny! Nice Video!
Huh, lived in Bilshausen, Bodensee and Gieboldehausen for a couple of years. I'm surprised thay they are in Duderstadt...never checked that until now :D
I am a US expat living nearby and had no idea that Duderstadt was so beautiful! If you are ever in Göttingen, hit me up and I will take you out for socially distanced beers!
Duderstadt reminds me a lot of my home town, Lauterbach in Hesse! Beautiful town you live in ❤️
That cute town has been rocking for 1100+ years!
was für ein süßes Städtchen...wunderschön mit dem vielen Fachwerk. Habe tatsächlich noch nie davon gehört aber schreibe es mal auf meine Agenda
Early in my relationship with my now wife, we had An appartement in Amsterdam. Now we are in a village or rural area with our kids and we love it. When your Young you want to treat yourself with going out, cinema, theatre, restaurants all that good stuff. Now my biggest treat is when my kids let me sleep till 8 a clock 😋
Finde eure vlogs sind wirklich die einzigen die man sich anschauen kann. Macht weiter so
Ive been watching your videos for about a week now and love them. Im currently learning german for an upcoming trip in 2022. Your videos are great.
I was pleasantly surprised to see a postcard from you guys in the mail. Love it! Enjoy your travels. 🙃🙂
Hey Steven. That was our goal! :) We hope you liked it!
im really enjoying your videos, so glad i found your channel
Guys are you considering Vienna? I'm from Portugal and my boyfriend is german (so I relate to Deana) and we are living here in Austria and it's aaaamaazing! The quality of life in this city is unreal. It's stunning, super green and walkable
Yes we are. 😉
@@DeanaandPhil ahah so cool, I thought of that when Phil said maybe outside of Germay! Hope you enjoy it :)
One vote for vienna
@@DeanaandPhil In Vienna you can double your weight on one weekend, Austrian food is fantastic (Backhendl mit Pommes, Eiernundeln, Wiener Schnitzel im "Restaurant Figlmüller" are the best of the town, Linzer Torte etc). In two days I got calories there for three weeks...
we also made 2 Vienna videos in 2018! :)
Wow, looks like a beautiful town. I loved how you showed the downtown area, so I could see what's going on there.
I have a friend from Nesselröden , which is not far from Duderstadt. I am from nearby Eschwege, also not far away. We have the "Dietemann", he is coming out of his tower every hour and plays his horn.
That looks like an ideal place to live. Thanks for showing us around your cute town.
Grüße euch! Habe erst vor ein paar Tagen euren Channel entdeckt und finde ihn super! Ihr seid beide sehr sympathische Menschen und Duderstadt ist unglaublich schön! Grüße aus dem Pfälzer Wald!
Ich versuch es mal auf englisch 😁...... i love you both!! Such a pleasant couple and as a german i like how you represent our country !!!
Another great video. Thanks so much for this. I live in a small village, too, and I do love it. Thanks for the great videos and your great selves!
I was raised in a small town and I liked it a lot. Then my family moved to a teeny tiny town of less than 100 people in the middle of nowhere Kansas. That I didn't like.
I am really enjoying your tour of Germany!! Very pretty and cozy.
Great video. Your town is so beautiful.
Hi Deana & Phil, thankyou so much for this great video of Duderstadt. My partner's mom was born in this beautiful town. We visited in 2010, it's great to see it's still as wonderful & magical. We hope to go back again. Love your Chanel. ❤
Mensch! Was fur eine tolle Stadt Duderstadt! ist!! Bleiben sie da!!! ; )
It looks so beautiful. You were lucky to grow up there Phil
Hi Deana&Phil!! I really enjoy your traveling content...especially through the smaller/
more quaint side of Germany.
My husband and I lived in our fair share of big cities like Denver, CO and
Los Angeles, CA. The big cities were definitely not our preference...too busy, too many people, but we still love to visit these places when we can. We now live in a small, mountain town in Northern Arizona. It's a quiet, but very active outdoor community. It's also very heavily patriotic, as there are quite a lot of retired US veterans that live here. If you decide to visit the USA again, come here to Arizona...lots of beautiful country out here, including The Grand Canyon, one the seven natural wonders of the world!
This gives me a similar impression like Heidelberg or Landshut (have you ever been to Landshuter Hochzeit? This is so amazing!) and the bells seem like the Münchner Glockenspiel at Marienplatz. Although the one of the video is really scary...interesting history of the town.
Please make more videos like this, I'm also planning a trip through Germany and while sitting at home/work it is great to escape reality for a while! Thank you! :)
Hi! I haven't watched this particular video yet but I just wanted to say that I discovered you a few days and you rock! I love your videos!
hugs from Brazil 🇧🇷☺️
Now I've watched it!
hahahaha loved the Lord of the Rings reference "You shall not pass!"
I’m the same as Deana 😅 if I paid to go on a museum tour or something I want to try to at least look like I’m reading and taking in the knowledge before moving into the next exhibit!
Super Nice town.
It really feels like going back in time
I really enjoyed this video. I love the small villages but I like being near a bigger area for entertainment and shopping.
I really really love your videos.
Never heard of Duderstadt... Looks beautiful!💚
I lived in Ulm for 2 years. That was a time I will never forget. Small towns are awesome.
I haven't been to Duderstadt since my days at University of Göttingen in the 80s. Thank you for this beautiful tour!
Please visit the city of Leer at the other end of Lower Saxony. You're gonna like it.
Yes! Leer in Ostfriesland, i was born there, it' really a nice place and I miss it a little bit, because I live in the south of Germany. Grüße nach Leer!
As always your videos are a lot of fun to watch and a please watching. :).
I visited my moms family in worbis and duderstadt one week ago. Love it there, all of the old houses, history and the stories my mom told me how it was to visit the family in the ddr
Wow, Duderstadt really seems worth a visit. Nice town!
I'm a first gen. German Canadian, and I live in a 44,000 people spread out mining and lumbering city in northeastern Ontario. Personally I prefer up to 10k population and far away from big cities, we have the same problem of the younger gen. moving away, but IMO to them is 'Don't let the door hit you on your way out'! Your town would work for me but I love North America more, Dawson City, Yukon or a small Alaskan town is more my style, anyways I enjoyed your small town video, Thanks.
Thanks! I can see your points and in general, the point FOR a small town. :) The space, the calmness, the close proximity to nature... there is some good stuff out there! :)
I loved Alaska when we where stationed there. Ft. Wainwright. We lived off base in a small town called North Pole.. Lol
Sehr schönes gut gemachtes Video über meine Heimatstadt.Ich bin in Duderstadt geboren und aufgewachsen und denke gerne an diese Zeit zurück.Besuche so oft es geht die Stadt und kehre immer wieder gerne zurück.
Love your vlogs! Making me want to go to Germany so bad!! Last time I was there was 9 years ago and we went to Munich and some other small towns I think in Bavaria? We did a bit of a road trip looking into our family ancestry which began in Germany!
Thumb up from Duderstadt :)
This town seems like a nice place to raise a family. Also, appreciate all the green space. Such a relaxing life style. Though I understand at this point in time why you both would like to find that special place to settle down and plant your own roots. Who knows as you get older that might look different. Either way enjoy the adventure you are both having together.
Thanks for sharing your adventure
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~ Martina 😊
I really like your YT channel. Awesome content, nice backGround music, funny AF when Deana speaks deutsch. Im with you guys since "Speaking only german with GF". That vid was hilarious. Im still waiting for you guys to go to Augsburg and Landsberg am lech - my ancestors city. You will LOVE Freistaat Bayern.
Duderstadt ist nunmal die schönste Stadt❣ Thanks for your Video, of my City/Town!! 💜
Loved this video and the tour of the town. I am coming to Germany in a couple of years to tour and I will definitely add this as a stop. This small town life is what i like. Here in the US I live in a small town. We only have one stoplight and I love it!
Wow, countless times I walked through this town (I live a few kilometers away). You found the right spots for this nice video.
There's another legend of the twisted roof: the builder was a little bit late and made a contract with the devil to get it done in time. After the tower was finished he fooled the devil and broke that contract. The devil gets really upset and jumped on top of the tower and twisted it.
I lived in Wildflecken Germany for 3 years. 1986-1989. My son was born in Fulda Germany. I miss some of the food. Your videos bring back memories.
Hey guys, I love all your Videos. You are so cute and sympathic. 👍😊 Greetings from a German-Croatian Guy.
Duderstadt is awesome, love the tower with the twisted roof! Greetings from Vienna :) ( where You can have big city life AND a lot of green areas AND tons of stunning architecture!)
As a young adult, big city’s are fantastic. I lived in San Francisco until I was almost 40. Loved it. I can’t imagine living there now. I like my space and quiet and not hunting for parking. Small town life for me now and I love it.
Good points! My (Phil's) impression of US parking was though, that the parking lots were so huge everywhere that we never had to fear not getting a spot. That surprised me! :) Because thats definitely an issue in bigger German cities. :)
Thank you for sharing your beautiful town. My Moms family is from Heuthen. We were supposed to travel to Germany this summer but then stupid covid hit and we had to cancel our trip. I love your videos! Danke
Im 100% a Pizza over Flammkuchen guy myself...looks like an awesome city! May add it to our ever-growing list! 😅
Have seen a few of your videos but decided to subscribe after this, like seeing you in your home environment, great place but understand the timing makes a priority to try something else. As someone who is well.... a few stages a head, I can say Duderstadt is definitely worth a second look after you have been a way for a while. If I get the chance to come to Germany I would have to at least pass through, very interesting place. I prefer living at the Duderstadt scale now. Good luck on your search.
Enjoy the summer time. 🥂🍻
Hope you'll do the same! :)
I remember learning about that twisted tower in school also.
I love your videos guys! You are such a lovely couple!
Phil you really has to show deana the eastcoast of Germany specifically the islands Rügen and usedom. It shows a different side of Germany and german culture:) i live there and would love to see you guys in my area, exploring new things:)
I went there once 13 years ago, but I recognized it instantly by the image of the old town hall in the thumbnail :)
Just finding this, but my husband and I lived in Duderstadt for a year in 2003-2004! I taught English at the Gymnasium- so many great memories and I'd love to have a beer at the Halben Mond right now!
Ich sehe schon quasi Deanas erstes Video auf Deutsch vor mir.
Sie lernt so schnell und die Aussprache wird so schnell besser. Krass - und echt super
I was in Duderstradt, in 1988 and 1990 and was in awe of the GDR and DDR of before and after the wall came down. It left a vivid reminder to me of what life was like back then.
No town wall can hold back team Mystic. You go girl.
Such a charming little town. I love it.
We've got something in common: I spent one year in the US, I found my girlfriend there, we got married and are living tn
y o u r town! - Thanks for the nice video! I love it! Good job!
Hey ich wohne in duderstadt:) und es ist immer schön wenn Leute wie ihr die Stadt so schön findet und auch erkundigt ❤️
What a beautiful town, when I went to Germany we went to a town like this so Disney like
Habe vorhin gerade erst euren Kanal entdeckt und schon ein Video kommentiert und nun DUDERSTADT!!! Ganz bei mir in der Nähe! Irre! Komme aus der Gemeinde Gleichen...
Liebe Grüße
Oh so beautiful!!! I will have to check it out when quarantine rules have lifted!
Duderstadt easy life space little crime love the small town life love it being keen on history also from this town it allows the option to travel to a city shop do the hustle and bustle night life get a fill of that and leave. Loved this vlog.
Go to Bremen :) i'm biased because that is where my family lives, but I find its a great blend of city but beautiful old town, tons of old history. I live in canada, and watching your Germany videos makes me so nostalgic for my summers in Germany with my Opa.
What a charming city!
I love this city! Wunderschöne!
I live in a big city in the states. I like the convenience of the stores, but I yearn for nature.
I would want to live somewhere with a few essential shops and also nature.
I love the history there. And the wall! I'd be up there every day if it's allowed!
Thank You for sharing! Love you guys. Tschüss!
Deana's "S" cracks me up (Shtreet, Shwiebel etc)
💓 oh how I wish I could explore all the cities and small towns. Really hoping you include Munich our favourite but can't comment as we have not been everywhere.
We we're meant to be flying from Australia to Munich on 1st of October to travel around. So sad we can't 😔😔
Walt Disney used Germany as his reference to create his castles and many other Germany things play rolls in his overall vision..
I watched your videos since a few months, but I didn't know, that you're from Duderstadt. I'm from a really tiny village near Heiligenstadt so it is not so far away. 😂😂
I was born and raised in Las Vegas, but I have found that I am more attracted to the smaller, quaint towns. I visited Germany earlier this year - visited Saarbrücken. I also visited a friend who lives just about half hour outside Germany in a small country town called 'Altwiller' in France. He's German, but was raised in France and honestly, I wouldn't mind living in a town like that. Loved your town as well.
My mom was from Nürnberg and my aunt and uncle lived in Heroldsberg just outside the city. There wasn’t much to do in the smaller town, but it was very quiet and peaceful. It was only a short bus ride into the city. I would look for a small town just outside of a big city so that you can have the best of both worlds!
Nice Video
A very little which is near to us is Niedenstein. The City has only 5000 people who live there. Its since 900 years a City
enjoy your show.
Awww your home is so cute! It reminds me of Heidelberg
Duderstadt? I am from Heilbad Heiligenstadt and often in Duderstadt. Maybe I'll see you on the street after the corona virus haha
Sey hello if you see us! :)
I'm from Leinefelde that's in the near of Duderstadt and Heilbad Heiligenstadt.
Ich bin aus Duderstadt 😂
Herzberg am Harz here ;-)
I'm originally from Göttingen ;)