Very thorough as usual. Germany has everything: nature, history, architecture, museums, big modern cities and a high standard of living. It's always worth visiting Germany. I'm glad that cities that were heavily bombed during World War II chose to rebuild what was there and preserve their heritage. The camera work and editing were really great.
Thanks so much John for your always thoughtful comments. It’s pretty crazy to look at the pictures and see how much they had to restore for cities like Dresden and Cologne. Makes you wonder what Europe would look like if there was no wars 🤔
Most German cities did not simply rebuild "what was there" after WW2. Some historic sites were rebuilt, but more than a few intact buildings even were torn down and replaced by blocks of questionable architecture.
Im happy to say that Germany is my home country and it’s sad that we forgot every day how beautiful this place is. Great work and I hope to everyone who visits Germany or decide to live here that they see the beautiful and magic side of German ❤️❤️
Without energy independence and so insecure future Germany is offering nowadays, is becoming less and less attractive...unfortunately :(. Too bad german people don't realize they were fooled by their governments in the past decades.
Indeed, Germany is a captivating destination with a rich history, diverse culture, and stunning landscapes. Neuschwanstein Castle, nestled in the Bavarian Alps, is a fairytale-like masterpiece that attracts visitors from around the world. Its architectural beauty and scenic surroundings make it a must-visit, but Germany offers so much more, including vibrant cities, charming villages, and a wealth of cultural experiences. It's a country that has something to offer every type of traveler.
That are so beautiful scenes of my home country! It's very touching to remember through a foreigner's eyes what beauty we have here and forget in our everyday life. The North Sea with the Frisian Islands and the large tidal flats could easily be added to that list, this landscape is unique in the world.
Manchmal glaube ich, dass wir Deutschen es gar nicht richtig zu schätzen wissen, in was für einem wunderschönen Land wir leben. Dieses Video hat mich wieder mal daran erinnert!
@@tweetyvogel japp ich wohne in einer der schönsten Städte. namens Dresden. gibt aber auch andere schöne städte. aber eine region hat er vergessen. dort bin oft gewesen. ist der spreewald. einziges manko an dem video ist das enlisch sprachler manche namen verhundsen. danube es heißt Donau. Munich es heißt München. und es heißt Frankfurter Römer. aber ansonsten gutes video.
kann man auch vergessen wenn dort tag täglich lebt. ich bin in niederlausitz aufgewachsen und war oft im spreewald. für mich diese region naja nicht so übelst besonders. aber viele touristen die da hinkommen bewundern das. ähnlich mit Dresden, da wohn jetzt. mittlerweil fast das normalste für mich durch die altstadt zu laufen. nur manchmal denke dann so jap schön in so einer schönen stadt zu wohnen. vorallem wenn dann an andere städte denke. Natürlich hat dresden auch seine schlimmen ecken klar.
@@lillyrose9785 yes it is and for no reasons what so ever. Most scandinavians just use Germany as a transit country on their way to France, Italy and Austria
@@lillyrose9785 what I am saying, is that there is no reason for not making stops on the way through Germany because Germany has so many things to offer. Most danes are not aware of this, which is a shame
I am Italian and live near Venice and the Prosecco Hills , so I am surrounded by history and beautiful landscapes, but believe me, Germany is wonderful !❤❤❤ Ich liebe Deutschland ! 🇩🇪
I am crying for happiness watching this video. After living there more than 15 years, Germany is a part of my life! So many unforgettable memories from the places you shared. Seeing my second home, Hamburg, I got goosebumps. Thank you Ryan - your video made my day!! Dina
Im 16 and living in Germany, so you lived almost my whole life in Germany wich is crazy for me. And I understand that Germany is becoming a part! (Sorry for my not so perfect English,i hope you understand what I mean)
Really happy to know that when I went to Germany last summer I went to 23 out of the 25 places in this list. It was an amazing time and Germany is just awesome
@Hermine M I drove. It was for me only way I was to get around the entire country in the time frame that I did. I also had bought a mattress from Ikea and shoved it in the back and slept on that. Time saver and money saver
There are so many places in Germany worth to mention (that weren't mentioned in the video): Rügen, Alpen (Alps) in general (I really like Sylvensteinsee, Walchensee, Kochelsee and Tegernsee), cities like Nürnberg (Nuremberg), Leipzig, Bremen (Schnoor is great), Burg Eltz, Trier (oldest city in Germany, Roman culture), Potsdam (Sanssouci, parks, full of history and old buildings), Görlitz (well preserved old town - and scenery for some hollywood movies!) and many more. I'm from Dresden and I love this city and the landscape around it.
For me, Bamberg is the most beautiful city in Germany. Especially in the time when the roses bloom, because Bamberg is also famous for its rose gardens. Regensburg on the Danube with its old town original from the Middle Ages is also beautiful.
@@Trottellumme123 I can't count anymore I've already been to Bamberg. It's a wonderful city and also famous for great beer. Also good for traditional German food. And it's not expensive.
I thought the same, a lot of places from West Germany that weren't mentioned but worth visiting: the Deutsche Ecke in Koblenz, Porta Nigra in Trier (Trier itself is worth mentioning), Aachener Dom and the triple board point in Aachen, the town of Idar-Oberstein is really beautiful as well in Rheinland-Pfalz
I don’t know what it is about your videos but I really love your style. Informative while visually stimulating, you’ve got a hypnotic voice and your enthusiasm is believable and not over the top. Great work man!
Yes I agree, just found him. love the Quick but Interesting Facts about the Places. Enough Informations for some one to dig deeper if interested, but not pulled to get bored. Love it very much.
I´m from Germany and i´m very satisfied when it comes to the beauty of germany, because Germany have everything what you need. The alps in the south, north and baltic sea in the north, beautiful cities and lakes, stunning landscapes and actually a little desert in Brandenburg. I like Germany.
I'm African American but my parents told me I'm part German as well because of my ancestors from a long time ago so I been doing my research and watching videos about Germany and may visit there one day idc if I look more black I still support my german side too 🇩🇪❤❤❤
I can only imagine how much effort you put in this video. Awesome! Living in Germany already for 6 years and still being amazed with new beautiful spots, especially south Germany :)
I have been living for some years in Ireland, France and the United States, but I am back to my home country Germany where I will stay for the rest of my life. Love living here in Heidelberg.
As a German who has visited mosted places I am always surprised by how beautiful Germany is. I am so lucky to have family in the black forest region or to be able to do a daytrip to the alps. It's pretty easy to overlook these places and dream of traveling to a diffrent continent but if I learned one thing whilst traveling it has to be that everywhere u live there will be some beautiful places in reach u just have to go out and search them.
Last week i was in Germany . Went to Stuttgart , Freiburg (black forest) for a hiking .. oh my ! Im falling in love with the places that you’ve featured in your channel! So amazing places!! Hopefully i can visit them too 😍💚 ! 😉😎 Best thing people are so friendly and helpful specially during hiking that i was alone at that time. Memorable experience.. ❤️
Great list Ryan, I've been living in Germany for almost 7 years, I've seen quite a bit of Germany, I'm still missing some places you mentioned here, but I've seen the majority of them, your list is very well put together 👍
First time I see your channel, beautiful videos, my husband is German and I am Mexican, Germany is a dream of a country, we are in Leipzig and its surrounding towns are beautiful and the east of Germany is a dream, with its picturesque towns, so much history, music architecture, traditions, love it, we were in Dresden, Tharandt and other beautiful little towns in January was amazing, in March we went to Wittenberg and Potsdam is a wonderful place so colorful city near to Berlin, we were also in Frankfurt it is beautiful too, all of Germany is wonderful, I love the nature there is so relaxing .. Greetings ☺️☺️☺️
@@RyanShirley A super cool video, Germany has to offer a lot! :-) If you come to visit my hometown Leipzig I would be happy to recommend you nice and interesting places here. Always safe travels!
@@RyanShirley G'day, Ryan Shirley! I would love it if you would make a video on Leipzig. I have an interest in J.S. Bach who spent his last 27 years there as cantor of the Thomasschule (St. Thomas School) and worked with the Lutheran churches there, the Thomaskirche being the main one.
I'm actually from Rothenburg. We moved here when I was six. I was really bored here in the first few years, mainly because of the lack of activities and areas for kids and teenagers. There aren't any good soccer fields or other things I could've spent time with. But as I grew older I started admiring Rothenburg more and more because of the history, the architecture/infrastructure, the friendliness of most people and how calm the place is in general. Yeah I'd definietly recommend a visit although we're flooded with tourists all the time lol.
every time I watch videos about germany i'm still falling in love with this beauty and magical.It's just a stunning and heartwarming place.Btw i'm a native german but I had never known before that my home country have so beautiful places. To watch videos about germany makes me very proudly that I was born and raised (and also live) in so a wonderful and beautiful fairytale!😍🏰❤️
i was there in Germany for some work and returned in one week. Had i watched this video before, i must have postponed all my work here at India and visited every place i see in this video. beautiful.
Oh, Germany! I like this amazing country😍 From your list I visited Hamburg, Berlin, Cologne, Lubeck, all these cities are different but they have one general thing- beauty and history, great architecture. I also like too much Bremen, especially the historical part of city. Great filming as always 👏👏👏
@@RyanShirleyI had a friend from Bremen come to my school in Alabama 🇺🇸, in the 10th grade, he left during covid, then came back a couple weeks ago for 1 week for our senior prom. I'll have to visit him soon.
I want to go to Germany to see all of these beautiful places. I would also definitely add the Berlin Philharmonic and the Frankfurt Radio Symphony Concerts to my list too. Great Video!!
I didn´t know about this natural, beautiful and breathtaking sights of germany. A country that has literally everything: castles, nature, beautiful relaxing spots, pinturesque villages, modern cities but also more traditional and historic cities. Definetely a wonderful country to visit.
There are super many small towns in Germany that are not overrun with tourists but are still very beautiful. Some examples are Wertheim (and the whole Tauber valley), Idstein (very small but extremely beautiful with a castle in the Taunus, i recommend having lunch at the Alte Feuerwache or the Deli Dojo), Karslruhe (a bit bigger but still very beautiful), the Eifel, a volcanic region, is also very beautiful with Aachen as the biggest city. As a fan of beautiful castles you must visit Wernigerode Castle in the Harz Mountains. Wernigerode is a super nice little town with an even nicer castle. If you are already there you can also take the Brocken train to the Brocken (the highest mountain in eastern Germany). Germany is a very unique country where every small town has its own history and architecture because it was divided into many small states for a long time. Therefore, there are so many small beautiful towns that are rarely mentioned in all the tourist books or are simply lost next to the big attractions.
You forgot Quedlinburg and Goslar and a "little" correction here: the Brocken is the highest mountain in the North of Germany, as it's part of the "low mountains /Mittelgebirgskette" going from West towards East 🤣. Greetings from the Waterkant
So many gorgeous spots throughout Europe. No matter how often i go i always feel like i havent seen enough. Germany is such a beautiful place. You need a lifetime to see it all.
The scenery is gorgeous! We lived in Germany for 4 years and I think it’s one of the most beautiful countries in the world. My all-time favorite city is Garmisch-Partenkirschen in Bavaria. I also love Ludwig’s Linderhof Palace and grounds near there. I wish I could go back!
Thank you I am German, I love your Chanel, quick to the point, makes it so easy to know and decide which place would be off my interest to visit. , thank you so much. 😊
I feel you did a great job putting this together! Thank you. I will mention three other cities I would have described: Leipzig, Düsseldorf, & Stuttgart
Nice my hometown made it into the video. I'm german and still had no chance to visit Neuschwanstein or the south of germany in general, but now I want to.
Some beautiful historic German cities that didn’t got destroyed in WW2 (and aren’t flooded with tourists;): - Görlitz - Pirna - Meißen - Bautzen - Marburg - Lüneburg - Regensburg - Bamberg - Wismar - Füssen - Heppenheim - Hildesheim - Quedlinburg - Wernigerode - Trier - Potsdam Also I personally miss Burg (castle) Eltz on this list, it’s stunning and about 900 years older than Neuschwanstein.😄
Colmar isnt German anymore since more than a hundred years? :D Apart from that, I think most of those cities did get bombed as wels, but just not as badly as others.
I' m really impressed! Living in the Northern Black Forest, I share your mind about this beautiful country. Its a pity, that many of us are not satisfied with the privilige they have to live here.
+ Koblenz. Just drive down the River Rhine from Wiesbaden (near Frankfurt). You‘ll drive through the unesco world heritage site „Mittelrheintal“. From Koblenz up the Moselle (incl. Eltz Castle)to Trier, the oldest german City, founded 18 BC. There you‘ll find more unesco world heritage Sites, like Porta Nigra and Kaiserthermen. Fuel up your car in Luxemburg, and then though the Vulcano Park Eifel (lake & Abbey Maria Laach) to Nurburgring, the green hell.
I’m from Freiburg and every time I see it somewhere it makes my heart jump a little hit like when you see your beloved ones. I love our cities and nature.
I first visited East and West Berlin while the wall was still up. We went shopping in East Berlin and it was fun. I loved visiting the flea market in the old bahnhof. My Tante lives in Hamburg.
I am half German and my mom still lives there. I’ve been to Berchtesgaden, the Rhine river, Cochem Castle, Frankfurt, Heidelberg, the black forest, Freiburg, Rothenberg, and Neuschwanstein castle.
I was born in Freiburg but relocated to Basel, Switzerland since 1 y. Like America too but for now I've just have visited the states Nevada, Arizona & Utah.. There is much more to do till I die 🤣
Thanks a lot for liking and recommending Germany, my home country. Your images are really great. Super! However, when I hear how you pronounce the places I get shivers and my toe nails beginn to role up.
I love this channel. At the moment I don't have enough money to travel and I'm also a nervous traveller, so getting to see all the amazing places in your videos along with the excellent narration is priceless. Great chanel, thanks and looking forward to seeing more of these videos.
Wow, this video was really impressive. In this spring I have visited Schwerin, Cologne and Berlin and that was really incredieble. Thanks for ur professional filming
I wish one day all of us who are watching and dreaming about traveling can actually travel more to learn about different cultures and end hate in this loving journey of life.
@@RyanShirley I can't believe you replied to me. Man i just started creating travel videos. You are my inspiration. I hope one day our life may crossed paths. You made my day. Thank you very much. :)
Great video, man. If you ever decide to make a part II video for Germany, there are so many more worthwhile places that don't get nearly enough love. I would heavily recommend visiting the cities of Regensburg, Würzburg, Bamberg, Weimar, Erfurt and Quedlinburg, all of which have beautiful medieval architecture. There are also some amazing nature parks worth seeing, including Bergpark Wilhelmshöhe near Kassel, Wörlitzer Park near Wittenberg and Muskauer Park on the German-Polish border. Last but not least, I would recommend to you the cities of Trier near Luxembourg, with all of its Roman ruins and churches, along with Potsdam which hosts several gorgeous palaces, including the famous Sanssouci Palace. All of these are and/or have UNESCO sites, btw ;)
I am German Living in die USA, Since 30 years off and on. I still Miss Germany, now i have a small appartment , w gives me the opportunity to go back every year for a longer period, but of course it doesn’t give me the possibility to travel to much and see everything. But y video gives some ideas to visit one or two Place each time while staying. My town is Aschaffenburg. A wonderful city on the Main. River.
I personally live in Freiburg and for me it's the most beautiful City compared to All the other cities I've been to (in Germany and other coutries of course). I love the vibe of the City during midsummer. The people and the City itself is just amazing.
ive been to germany 3 times, and the last time i went was nearly 9 years ago, i really need to go back. i visited neuschwanstein in 2013 and one of my biggest travel regrets was not properly appreciating it and not wanting to go there. now today i am double my age that i was back then - and i now realise how amazing the castle is and i just need to go back, germany is amazing :)
Hey Ryan. My partner and I are looking for somewhere in Europe to visit while we’re in Ireland later this years. We’ve watched about 8 of your videos now. Very well done. Quick and to the point. Plus you show where places are on the map to help people plan their journey. Plus your videography is excellent as well. Really well done mate, 10 out of 10. Thanks.
@@RyanShirley I’m leaning towards Austria or Germany. Being from Australia I love mountains, rivers and lakes and forests. We always go to Ireland because that’s where my partner is from. That’s our base camp.
I never research about german place but since that i have a german bf i was interested all the time and this video was so really interested to known about german🇩🇪
Im from Ecuador, but i live in Germany almost 18 years , my first city hier was Ulm and i had the chance to live in the Fisherviertel wich is the oldest part of the city, Ulm has a lot of History ( Albert Einstein was born here) but also everything around the city is amazing ( Blautopf in Blaubeuren ), then i was in Konstanz for the University and it was amazing, unfortunately after Konstanz i took the bad decision to move to Pforzheim and it was really bad. Since 2007 i moved to Berlin and this is my home now. Germany has a lot to offer ,just dont go to Pforzheim.
I lived in Ulm for a few years, too! Still one of the most beautiful cities in Germany imo. The Fischerviertel is definitely one of a kind and being near to the Danube just adds to its awesomeness. Nice architecture, nice restaurants … I spent some of my happiest years in Ulm.
my most favorite,most beautiful country whom i traveled in europe. Amazing people,awesome food. lovely churches basically iam blown away this blessed country.i 😍 Love Germany🇩🇪 from the bottom of my 💓 Heart.
Very thorough as usual. Germany has everything: nature, history, architecture, museums, big modern cities and a high standard of living. It's always worth visiting Germany. I'm glad that cities that were heavily bombed during World War II chose to rebuild what was there and preserve their heritage. The camera work and editing were really great.
Thanks so much John for your always thoughtful comments. It’s pretty crazy to look at the pictures and see how much they had to restore for cities like Dresden and Cologne. Makes you wonder what Europe would look like if there was no wars 🤔
Oh, that is true! 👍
Most German cities did not simply rebuild "what was there" after WW2. Some historic sites were rebuilt, but more than a few intact buildings even were torn down and replaced by blocks of questionable architecture.
Everything, including Russian oil dependency. Hope they can figure that one out!
Explain Berlin then…
Im happy to say that Germany is my home country and it’s sad that we forgot every day how beautiful this place is. Great work and I hope to everyone who visits Germany or decide to live here that they see the beautiful and magic side of German ❤️❤️
Without energy independence and so insecure future Germany is offering nowadays, is becoming less and less attractive...unfortunately :(. Too bad german people don't realize they were fooled by their governments in the past decades.
I love this country
@@tharushinadeeshani9166 comparing with Sri Lanka yes, Germany is nicer.
Germany is truly worth visiting, the Neuschwanstein castle alone is unlike anything else in the world!🏰🌍
I agree! Neuschwanstein and the surrounding area is incredible!
Straight out of a fairytale that inspired Disney 👍
Indeed, Germany is a captivating destination with a rich history, diverse culture, and stunning landscapes. Neuschwanstein Castle, nestled in the Bavarian Alps, is a fairytale-like masterpiece that attracts visitors from around the world. Its architectural beauty and scenic surroundings make it a must-visit, but Germany offers so much more, including vibrant cities, charming villages, and a wealth of cultural experiences. It's a country that has something to offer every type of traveler.
That are so beautiful scenes of my home country! It's very touching to remember through a foreigner's eyes what beauty we have here and forget in our everyday life. The North Sea with the Frisian Islands and the large tidal flats could easily be added to that list, this landscape is unique in the world.
I need to explore more of northern Germany for sure!
Manchmal glaube ich, dass wir Deutschen es gar nicht richtig zu schätzen wissen, in was für einem wunderschönen Land wir leben. Dieses Video hat mich wieder mal daran erinnert!
@@tweetyvogel japp ich wohne in einer der schönsten Städte. namens Dresden. gibt aber auch andere schöne städte. aber eine region hat er vergessen. dort bin oft gewesen. ist der spreewald. einziges manko an dem video ist das enlisch sprachler manche namen verhundsen. danube es heißt Donau. Munich es heißt München. und es heißt Frankfurter Römer. aber ansonsten gutes video.
kann man auch vergessen wenn dort tag täglich lebt. ich bin in niederlausitz aufgewachsen und war oft im spreewald. für mich diese region naja nicht so übelst besonders. aber viele touristen die da hinkommen bewundern das. ähnlich mit Dresden, da wohn jetzt. mittlerweil fast das normalste für mich durch die altstadt zu laufen. nur manchmal denke dann so jap schön in so einer schönen stadt zu wohnen. vorallem wenn dann an andere städte denke. Natürlich hat dresden auch seine schlimmen ecken klar.
@@OmegamonUI Wir sagen ja auch z. B. Warschau statt des polnischen Namens u.v.m. Man merkt, dass Sie wohl Sachse sind.....
I went to Germany in 2000 and absolutely loved it!
What part of Germany did you visit?
Hello friend. Nice to meet you. Nice 👍🥰🌹 comment.
As a dane I have to say that Germany is one of the most underrated countries I have ever been to and one of my favourites in the world
@@lillyrose9785 yes it is and for no reasons what so ever. Most scandinavians just use Germany as a transit country on their way to France, Italy and Austria
@@lillyrose9785 what I am saying, is that there is no reason for not making stops on the way through Germany because Germany has so many things to offer. Most danes are not aware of this, which is a shame
I am Italian and live near Venice and the Prosecco Hills , so I am surrounded by history and beautiful landscapes, but believe me, Germany is wonderful !❤❤❤ Ich liebe Deutschland ! 🇩🇪
much love back to you, my Italian friend. I love visiting Italy also!
I am crying for happiness watching this video. After living there more than 15 years, Germany is a part of my life! So many unforgettable memories from the places you shared. Seeing my second home, Hamburg, I got goosebumps. Thank you Ryan - your video made my day!! Dina
That’s so awesome you lived there for so many years! Did you have a favorite place to visit in Germany?
Im 16 and living in Germany, so you lived almost my whole life in Germany wich is crazy for me. And I understand that Germany is becoming a part! (Sorry for my not so perfect English,i hope you understand what I mean)
@@karma7380 can someone Who is not from germany can move there and live there?
Really happy to know that when I went to Germany last summer I went to 23 out of the 25 places in this list. It was an amazing time and Germany is just awesome
Can I ask how you went around? Did you drive your own car or did you use public transport?
@Hermine M I drove. It was for me only way I was to get around the entire country in the time frame that I did. I also had bought a mattress from Ikea and shoved it in the back and slept on that. Time saver and money saver
@@ThePoint6 May I ask how long you spent for the whole trip? Thanks
@Jane V about 3 weeks long in Germany could've been longer if you really wanted to
There are so many places in Germany worth to mention (that weren't mentioned in the video): Rügen, Alpen (Alps) in general (I really like Sylvensteinsee, Walchensee, Kochelsee and Tegernsee), cities like Nürnberg (Nuremberg), Leipzig, Bremen (Schnoor is great), Burg Eltz, Trier (oldest city in Germany, Roman culture), Potsdam (Sanssouci, parks, full of history and old buildings), Görlitz (well preserved old town - and scenery for some hollywood movies!) and many more. I'm from Dresden and I love this city and the landscape around it.
Usedom and the "Kaiserbäder".
Greetings to Dresden from Bremen 😉
For me, Bamberg is the most beautiful city in Germany. Especially in the time when the roses bloom, because Bamberg is also famous for its rose gardens.
Regensburg on the Danube with its old town original from the Middle Ages is also beautiful.
@@Trottellumme123 I can't count anymore I've already been to Bamberg. It's a wonderful city and also famous for great beer. Also good for traditional German food. And it's not expensive.
Yes, i miss Nurnberg here.
I thought the same, a lot of places from West Germany that weren't mentioned but worth visiting: the Deutsche Ecke in Koblenz, Porta Nigra in Trier (Trier itself is worth mentioning), Aachener Dom and the triple board point in Aachen, the town of Idar-Oberstein is really beautiful as well in Rheinland-Pfalz
I don’t know what it is about your videos but I really love your style. Informative while visually stimulating, you’ve got a hypnotic voice and your enthusiasm is believable and not over the top. Great work man!
Thanks so much brother for your kind words! I hope they aren’t boring 😅 any place you’d like me to do a video on?
i agree. his channel is one of the best.
I couldn’t agree more !!
Yes I agree, just found him. love the Quick but Interesting Facts about the Places. Enough Informations for some one to dig deeper if interested, but not pulled to get bored. Love it very much.
I´m from Germany and i´m very satisfied when it comes to the beauty of germany, because Germany have everything what you need. The alps in the south, north and baltic sea in the north, beautiful cities and lakes, stunning landscapes and actually a little desert in Brandenburg. I like Germany.
Germany has it all! I didn’t know about the desert in Bradenburg. What part of Germany is your favorite?
@@RyanShirley I'm from Franconia and I like Franconia. My favourite Region ist the south, but I also like the north, west and the east :)
@@RyanShirley But its a really little desert, 5 square kilometres
If you go to the southern of Gemany you have the Balearic Islands also :D
@@tibudron665 Yes of course :)
I’m actually from Frankfurt and it makes me happy to see that you like the city were I live!
Germany is very beautiful! The people are very nice.
How many fairy tale destinations do you want? 🧚🏻
Germany: Yes
Well to be fair most fairytales portrayed in todays media originated in Germany and north France :P
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Moved to Germany in June. With this guide and the 9 Euro ticket for 3 months, I had a freaking blast. Thanks a lot.
You’re going to have a great time! So stoked about the 9 euro ticket
I'm African American but my parents told me I'm part German as well because of my ancestors from a long time ago so I been doing my research and watching videos about Germany and may visit there one day idc if I look more black I still support my german side too 🇩🇪❤❤❤
That’s so cool that your ancestors are from Germany! I hope you can visit soon, would be so cool to see where your ancestors are from.
Ryan please come to Africa😢.
You are always welcomed in Germany 🇩🇪
You are very welcome in Germany. I wish you can travel to Germany.
Naaaaah, b. You stay out😂
I can only imagine how much effort you put in this video. Awesome! Living in Germany already for 6 years and still being amazed with new beautiful spots, especially south Germany :)
That’s so awesome you live there! What part of Germany are you from?
I have been living for some years in Ireland, France and the United States, but I am back to my home country Germany where I will stay for the rest of my life. Love living here in Heidelberg.
As a German who has visited mosted places I am always surprised by how beautiful Germany is. I am so lucky to have family in the black forest region or to be able to do a daytrip to the alps. It's pretty easy to overlook these places and dream of traveling to a diffrent continent but if I learned one thing whilst traveling it has to be that everywhere u live there will be some beautiful places in reach u just have to go out and search them.
Last week i was in Germany . Went to Stuttgart , Freiburg (black forest) for a hiking .. oh my ! Im falling in love with the places that you’ve featured in your channel! So amazing places!! Hopefully i can visit them too 😍💚 ! 😉😎
Best thing people are so friendly and helpful specially during hiking that i was alone at that time. Memorable experience.. ❤️
That’s so awesome you were there! I’m jealous, I love the Black Forest!
Great list Ryan, I've been living in Germany for almost 7 years, I've seen quite a bit of Germany, I'm still missing some places you mentioned here, but I've seen the majority of them, your list is very well put together 👍
First time I see your channel, beautiful videos, my husband is German and I am Mexican, Germany is a dream of a country, we are in Leipzig and its surrounding towns are beautiful and the east of Germany is a dream, with its picturesque towns, so much history, music architecture, traditions, love it, we were in Dresden, Tharandt and other beautiful little towns in January was amazing, in March we went to Wittenberg and Potsdam is a wonderful place so colorful city near to Berlin, we were also in Frankfurt it is beautiful too, all of Germany is wonderful, I love the nature there is so relaxing .. Greetings ☺️☺️☺️
Thanks so much Claudia! That’s so awesome you live in Leipzig, I haven’t visited there before but hope to visit this summer!
@@RyanShirley A super cool video, Germany has to offer a lot! :-) If you come to visit my hometown Leipzig I would be happy to recommend you nice and interesting places here.
Always safe travels!
@@RyanShirley G'day, Ryan Shirley! I would love it if you would make a video on Leipzig. I have an interest in J.S. Bach who spent his last 27 years there as cantor of the Thomasschule (St. Thomas School) and worked with the Lutheran churches there, the Thomaskirche being the main one.
I'm actually from Rothenburg. We moved here when I was six. I was really bored here in the first few years, mainly because of the lack of activities and areas for kids and teenagers. There aren't any good soccer fields or other things I could've spent time with. But as I grew older I started admiring Rothenburg more and more because of the history, the architecture/infrastructure, the friendliness of most people and how calm the place is in general. Yeah I'd definietly recommend a visit although we're flooded with tourists all the time lol.
haha I am also originally from Rothenburg 😛The internet world is small.
Wow that’s amazing your from there!
Love from sri lanka
Fantastic summary, thanks for your hard work and suggestions, really appreciated!👏👏👏enjoying watching your video….😊
I feel magically at home in Germany 🇩🇪
Me too! So much magic in those lands!
every time I watch videos about germany i'm still falling in love with this beauty and magical.It's just a stunning and heartwarming place.Btw i'm a native german but I had never known before that my home country have so beautiful places. To watch videos about germany makes me very proudly that I was born and raised (and also live) in so a wonderful and beautiful fairytale!😍🏰❤️
What part of Germany are you from?
@@RyanShirley i'm from saarland
i was there in Germany for some work and returned in one week. Had i watched this video before, i must have postponed all my work here at India and visited every place i see in this video. beautiful.
I hope you can go back and see them all :)
We went to the Hollenzollern castle when we were kids. I have never forgotten it.
Oh, Germany! I like this amazing country😍 From your list I visited Hamburg, Berlin, Cologne, Lubeck, all these cities are different but they have one general thing- beauty and history, great architecture. I also like too much Bremen, especially the historical part of city. Great filming as always 👏👏👏
You been to some amazing spots! I gotta check out Bremen soon :)
@@RyanShirley Bremen is amazing, I like the old street, I think Shnoor street. Very beautiful historical place.
@@RyanShirleyI had a friend from Bremen come to my school in Alabama 🇺🇸, in the 10th grade, he left during covid, then came back a couple weeks ago for 1 week for our senior prom. I'll have to visit him soon.
@@worldwalkerwoman Maybe the greatest part of this beautiful city. 😍 And not too far away from the Weserstadium 😅
@@worldwalkerwoman The Schnoor Quarter - very amazing spot !
My favorite is Munich.. I love Bavaria and I can't wait to go back this summer and have a fresh beer at HB! Cheers🍻
Such a incredible city! Gotta love a Bavarian summer 🏔🇩🇪
Thats like the worst and touristic thing you can do.... i mean go to the HB. Just go to family brewery
@@francisco.gr128 The food is not much to look at but the beer is the best and the bretzel as well.
@@JULZ-Entertainment One of the best for sure😋
@@JULZ-Entertainment Austrian food AS WELL.
I want to go to Germany to see all of these beautiful places. I would also definitely add the Berlin Philharmonic and the Frankfurt Radio Symphony Concerts to my list too. Great Video!!
I didn´t know about this natural, beautiful and breathtaking sights of germany. A country that has literally everything: castles, nature, beautiful relaxing spots, pinturesque villages, modern cities but also more traditional and historic cities. Definetely a wonderful country to visit.
Germany has it all!
Spectacular & breathtaking footage ! what a beautiful country. Enjoyed it Ryan.
Thanks so much mate!
was there in 2019 it was one of the beautiful place I´ve visited , I loved it
What part of Germany did you visit?
@@RyanShirley in Garmisch, the first part in your video in the 🏔️
There are super many small towns in Germany that are not overrun with tourists but are still very beautiful.
Some examples are Wertheim (and the whole Tauber valley), Idstein (very small but extremely beautiful with a castle in the Taunus, i recommend having lunch at the Alte Feuerwache or the Deli Dojo), Karslruhe (a bit bigger but still very beautiful), the Eifel, a volcanic region, is also very beautiful with Aachen as the biggest city.
As a fan of beautiful castles you must visit Wernigerode Castle in the Harz Mountains. Wernigerode is a super nice little town with an even nicer castle. If you are already there you can also take the Brocken train to the Brocken (the highest mountain in eastern Germany).
Germany is a very unique country where every small town has its own history and architecture because it was divided into many small states for a long time. Therefore, there are so many small beautiful towns that are rarely mentioned in all the tourist books or are simply lost next to the big attractions.
You forgot Quedlinburg and Goslar and a "little" correction here: the Brocken is the highest mountain in the North of Germany, as it's part of the "low mountains /Mittelgebirgskette" going from West towards East 🤣.
Greetings from the Waterkant
So many gorgeous spots throughout Europe. No matter how often i go i always feel like i havent seen enough. Germany is such a beautiful place. You need a lifetime to see it all.
Great video. Another recommendation from me would be the city of Münster because of its beautiful architecture
Hi, Ryan, Thanks for your responce. I am running 84 with trouble of walking. So I enjoy your videos on my tv. Keep it up!
Thanks so much Vinayak! Is there any place you’d like me to make a video on?
Danke, dass Sie mein geliebtes Vaterland zeigen 🖤🤍❤
Germany is a very beautiful country to visit. I enjoyed watching the video
The scenery is gorgeous! We lived in Germany for 4 years and I think it’s one of the most beautiful countries in the world. My all-time favorite city is Garmisch-Partenkirschen in Bavaria. I also love Ludwig’s Linderhof Palace and grounds near there. I wish I could go back!
Wow that’s so cool you lived there! What brought you to Germany?
You probably went to Eibsee and up to Zugspitze when you were in Garmisch-Partenkirschen, right? :)
Thank you I am German, I love your Chanel, quick to the point, makes it so easy to know and decide which place would be off my interest to visit. , thank you so much. 😊
Beautiful video of a beautiful country. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks so much Gillian! Have you visited before?
@@RyanShirley I have not but have been planning to for 2 Covid years. It includes quite a few of the places you mention. Hoping that will happen soon!
was a cheerful collection of beauties! love that
Thanks mate!
Gorgeous!!!! thank you for making the video, showed how much I missed in my 4 months living in Berlin. Hope I can go back to Germany again
Of course! So cool you lived there for a few months. Where are you from?
@@RyanShirley I am from Indonesia, I was there, in Belin, as an exchange student for a semester
Such informative videosand its sorted according to area makes it more better
Thank you!
Very proud to see Heidelberg, the town I live in, and the beautiful Black Forest.❤❤❤
You live in such a wonderful place ☺️
Amazing Streets, mountain view and deep forests ❤
The small historic towns look very attractive!
Such magical places, and Germany is full of them ☺️🏰
Very beautiful and nice scenery. Thanks for your sharing the great videos. Have a nice day and good health.
Thanks friend!
You are the best with your travel
Video experience, greetings from Poland!
Thanks so much Thorin! Love your name 😁
My most fave place that I visit over & over every time Im in Germany is the Neuschwanstein Castle. It is so fascinating to see. I love it.
It’s such a magical place 🏰
You forgot the "Nationalpark Wattenmeer" with the islands Sylt, Amrum, Föhr etc!! Thats really a wonderful and wordwide unique place!
so many absolutely beautiful places
Great video! Some ideas for the part 2:
Potsdam, Lüneburg, Sylt, Celle, Stralsund, Quedlinburg, Wernigerode, Harz, Bremen, Leipzig, Münster, Thüringer Wald, Eisenach, Göttingen, Bonn, Aachen, Trier, Löwenburg (Kassel), Eltz, Johannisburg, Würzburg, Bamberg, Coburg, Nürnberg, Regensburg, Ulm, Tübingen, Konstanz, Freiburg, Allgäu. Füssen, Erfurt, Schwäbisch Hall, Augsburg
I got a lot of of new places to visit now 😁
Bremen
u forgot Passau in Bavaria homie.
@@RealAlcy Passau is literally already in the video you just commented on, buddy
@@dustgreylynx okay perfect, thank u :)
I feel you did a great job putting this together! Thank you.
I will mention three other cities I would have described: Leipzig, Düsseldorf, & Stuttgart
Thanks so much Frank! I’ll have to add them in part 2
I live in Japan now, but the next time I visit Europe Germany is on my list. Beautiful sites 🙂
Can’t want for you to visit! And I hope to visit Japan soon :)
@@RyanShirley I hope you can visit soon, and if you come to Tokyo, let me know!
Man, this video deserves more recognition. I'm just in awe with how you beautifully highlighted Germany.
Thanks so much Isla! Germany truly is a beautiful and enchanting place
Nice my hometown made it into the video. I'm german and still had no chance to visit Neuschwanstein or the south of germany in general, but now I want to.
Hello friend. Nice to meet you. Nice 👍🥰🌹 comment.
Great Video! Glad to see my hometown lübeck here. Keep Going!
Shew! What a dream to be able to travel to all these places! Epic! Gods nature is awesome! Germany is a bucket list for sure!
Thanks so much Shannon! Germany is waiting for you 😁🇩🇪
Awesome sceneries. Beautiful views.
I like Germany so much.
and Very informative Video.
Great efforts by Ryan.
Thanks so much brother!
Some beautiful historic German cities that didn’t got destroyed in WW2 (and aren’t flooded with tourists;):
- Görlitz
- Pirna
- Meißen
- Bautzen
- Marburg
- Lüneburg
- Regensburg
- Bamberg
- Wismar
- Füssen
- Heppenheim
- Hildesheim
- Quedlinburg
- Wernigerode
- Trier
- Potsdam
Also I personally miss Burg (castle) Eltz on this list, it’s stunning and about 900 years older than Neuschwanstein.😄
Wow, incredible list Lina! I gotta go back and visit them all.
Hildesheim wurde fast komplett zerstört! Trier und Potsdam über ein Drittel!
Colmar isnt German anymore since more than a hundred years? :D
Apart from that, I think most of those cities did get bombed as wels, but just not as badly as others.
Weimar?
@@malte.werner True, almost forgot about it.
Really Germany is hidden gem keep up Ryan
Truly is a magical land!
Hello! Greetings from România 🇷🇴my friend 🤗. I see here an another great movie. Congratulations! 👏
Thanks so much mate! All the best :)
Your video was incredible. Thanks for showing us around Germany.
I' m really impressed! Living in the Northern Black Forest, I share your mind about this beautiful country. Its a pity, that many of us are not satisfied with the privilige they have to live here.
I’m jealous you live in the Black Forest! 😁
@@RyanShirley I'm living at the Bäderstrasse between Nagold and Calw. Clear sources and dark forests are the main features of this area.
We got stationed in Germany in 72. I didn't leave until 96. My mother was German born in Esslingen and I was born in Munich. I love Germany
+ Koblenz. Just drive down the River Rhine from Wiesbaden (near Frankfurt). You‘ll drive through the unesco world heritage site „Mittelrheintal“. From Koblenz up the Moselle (incl. Eltz Castle)to Trier, the oldest german City, founded 18 BC. There you‘ll find more unesco world heritage Sites, like Porta Nigra and Kaiserthermen.
Fuel up your car in Luxemburg, and then though the Vulcano Park Eifel (lake & Abbey Maria Laach) to Nurburgring, the green hell.
I’m from Freiburg and every time I see it somewhere it makes my heart jump a little hit like when you see your beloved ones. I love our cities and nature.
You’re from such a enchanting land
I'm so happy I found your channel! Every video makes me want to travel again!
That’s what I love to hear :) where do you want to visit most?
I first visited East and West Berlin while the wall was still up. We went shopping in East Berlin and it was fun. I loved visiting the flea market in the old bahnhof. My Tante lives in Hamburg.
I am half German and my mom still lives there. I’ve been to Berchtesgaden, the Rhine river, Cochem Castle, Frankfurt, Heidelberg, the black forest, Freiburg, Rothenberg, and Neuschwanstein castle.
Hello friend. Nice to meet you. Nice 👍🥰🌹 comment.
I was born in Freiburg but relocated to Basel, Switzerland since 1 y. Like America too but for now I've just have visited the states Nevada, Arizona & Utah.. There is much more to do till I die 🤣
Thanks a lot for liking and recommending Germany, my home country. Your images are really great. Super! However, when I hear how you pronounce the places I get shivers and my toe nails beginn to role up.
I love this channel. At the moment I don't have enough money to travel and I'm also a nervous traveller, so getting to see all the amazing places in your videos along with the excellent narration is priceless. Great chanel, thanks and looking forward to seeing more of these videos.
Thanks so much David! Can't wait for you to travel and see them :)
@@RyanShirley well done Ryan
Most beautiful video I have ever seen 😍💯👍
Im honored! Germany is too beautiful
Wow, this video was really impressive. In this spring I have visited Schwerin, Cologne and Berlin and that was really incredieble. Thanks for ur professional filming
Thanks so much mate! That’s awesome you’ve already visited some of the places. Where are you from?
@@RyanShirley Im from Ukraine and live in Szczecin (Poland) because of studying in university
Well done, with breath taking views.
Thanks so much Sander!
Amazing video.. Germany is one of my bucket list countr.y. I hope i can travel to this beautiful country someday...😀
I hope you can soon! Where are you from?
I miss the place of nurburg.
With the nurburgring a really special place. Perfect nature and wonderfull combination of great roads and nature.
Ah I should have included it! I need to visit it this summer
I wish one day all of us who are watching and dreaming about traveling can actually travel more to learn about different cultures and end hate in this loving journey of life.
Me too :)
@@RyanShirley I can't believe you replied to me. Man i just started creating travel videos. You are my inspiration. I hope one day our life may crossed paths. You made my day. Thank you very much. :)
Great video, man. If you ever decide to make a part II video for Germany, there are so many more worthwhile places that don't get nearly enough love. I would heavily recommend visiting the cities of Regensburg, Würzburg, Bamberg, Weimar, Erfurt and Quedlinburg, all of which have beautiful medieval architecture. There are also some amazing nature parks worth seeing, including Bergpark Wilhelmshöhe near Kassel, Wörlitzer Park near Wittenberg and Muskauer Park on the German-Polish border. Last but not least, I would recommend to you the cities of Trier near Luxembourg, with all of its Roman ruins and churches, along with Potsdam which hosts several gorgeous palaces, including the famous Sanssouci Palace. All of these are and/or have UNESCO sites, btw ;)
I just found some of amazing places to visit. Thank you Ryan, as always you bring, beauties to the table. Stay safe!
So stoked you found my channel :)
Very nice beautiful vlog. Thanks you sir
Thanks so much Pimesh!
The scenery, very beautiful
So beautiful :)
I am German Living in die USA, Since 30 years off and on. I still Miss Germany, now i have a small appartment , w gives me the opportunity to go back every year for a longer period, but of course it doesn’t give me the possibility to travel to much and see everything. But y video gives some ideas to visit one or two Place each time while staying. My town is Aschaffenburg. A wonderful city on the Main. River.
that was an excellent video. i did not realize how BEAUTIFUL Germany is. thank you, Ryan!!!
I hope you can visit some day soon! Such a magical land
Ryan Shirley is the ULTIMATE TRAVEL KING! He Truly gives the people what they want! He gets the people going!
Haha thanks brother! We gotta hit up Europe this summer :)
😲 wow
No doubt that Germany is a very beautiful country 👌👌👌
Really is a magical place 😁🏰
Great sharing 👍interesting video. Ciao from Italy 🇮🇹🇮🇹
Thanks mate! Love where your from :)
I personally live in Freiburg and for me it's the most beautiful City compared to All the other cities I've been to (in Germany and other coutries of course). I love the vibe of the City during midsummer. The people and the City itself is just amazing.
100% agreed. Freiburg 4 ever
ive been to germany 3 times, and the last time i went was nearly 9 years ago, i really need to go back. i visited neuschwanstein in 2013 and one of my biggest travel regrets was not properly appreciating it and not wanting to go there. now today i am double my age that i was back then - and i now realise how amazing the castle is and i just need to go back, germany is amazing :)
Hey Ryan. My partner and I are looking for somewhere in Europe to visit while we’re in Ireland later this years. We’ve watched about 8 of your videos now. Very well done. Quick and to the point. Plus you show where places are on the map to help people plan their journey. Plus your videography is excellent as well. Really well done mate, 10 out of 10. Thanks.
Thanks so much Chris! I’m jealous your going to be in Ireland. Where do you think you’ll want to visit most?
@@RyanShirley I’m leaning towards Austria or Germany. Being from Australia I love mountains, rivers and lakes and forests. We always go to Ireland because that’s where my partner is from. That’s our base camp.
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I never research about german place but since that i have a german bf i was interested all the time and this video was so really interested to known about german🇩🇪
What I would also recommend is visiting Bamberg. We were there on a class trip once and it was truely fascinating.
I gotta check it out next time I’m there!
Hai..great video..i enjoy your videos a lot..thru you i can see all these places..
Thanks so much friend!
Im from Ecuador, but i live in Germany almost 18 years , my first city hier was Ulm and i had the chance to live in the Fisherviertel wich is the oldest part of the city, Ulm has a lot of History ( Albert Einstein was born here) but also everything around the city is amazing ( Blautopf in Blaubeuren ), then i was in Konstanz for the University and it was amazing, unfortunately after Konstanz i took the bad decision to move to Pforzheim and it was really bad. Since 2007 i moved to Berlin and this is my home now. Germany has a lot to offer ,just dont go to Pforzheim.
I lived in Ulm for a few years, too! Still one of the most beautiful cities in Germany imo. The Fischerviertel is definitely one of a kind and being near to the Danube just adds to its awesomeness. Nice architecture, nice restaurants … I spent some of my happiest years in Ulm.
👍 Deutschland 😁 Famos präsentiert 📺👍💯 und toller Kanal 😀
Always enjoy your video my brother
Thanks so much brother!
my most favorite,most beautiful country whom i traveled in europe.
Amazing people,awesome food. lovely churches basically iam blown away this blessed country.i 😍 Love Germany🇩🇪 from the bottom of my 💓 Heart.