Wonderful video...thank you for sharing your experience. I lived in Neu Ulm, West Germany as a child from age 6-9 years old...that’s over 30+ years ago. I remember regularly walking by the front doors of the Munster (how we Americans pronounced it) about 3 times a week while on the way to our own church. Sometimes as a child, you don’t fully appreciate or really notice the beauty around you. I hope one day I can go back to see the wonderful area through adult eyes.
Ah, that's nice to hear your story. Thank your to sharing that. I'm thrilled this video helped you relive some memories. We're you a military family stationed in W.G?
@@travelmvmtyes, my dad was in the Army and my sister, brothers, and I had no idea we were leaving the US and about to embark on a wonderful adventure/opportunity- living in Europe, despite at a time when the wall divided East and West Germany. I realize much has changed over time in that area- some of your video footage is unrecognizable...however, what has not changed is the beauty of the region- it’s simply stunning and breathtaking. I’m sure you felt that same feeling. 🙏thank you again- I appreciate seeing the views through your adult eyes.
The height is 530ft (160m), and is the tallest cathedral in the world, and the second tallest ecclesiastical building, surpassed only by Chicago Methodist Church at 568ft (173m).
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As a Christian i feel very proud to see such amazing Churches, thank you.
My pleasure paul!
Wonderful video...thank you for sharing your experience. I lived in Neu Ulm, West Germany as a child from age 6-9 years old...that’s over 30+ years ago. I remember regularly walking by the front doors of the Munster (how we Americans pronounced it) about 3 times a week while on the way to our own church. Sometimes as a child, you don’t fully appreciate or really notice the beauty around you. I hope one day I can go back to see the wonderful area through adult eyes.
Ah, that's nice to hear your story. Thank your to sharing that. I'm thrilled this video helped you relive some memories. We're you a military family stationed in W.G?
@@travelmvmtyes, my dad was in the Army and my sister, brothers, and I had no idea we were leaving the US and about to embark on a wonderful adventure/opportunity- living in Europe, despite at a time when the wall divided East and West Germany. I realize much has changed over time in that area- some of your video footage is unrecognizable...however, what has not changed is the beauty of the region- it’s simply stunning and breathtaking. I’m sure you felt that same feeling. 🙏thank you again- I appreciate seeing the views through your adult eyes.
OMG!Its incredible!
Gorgeous place! Have you visited?
Were there today, could only get up to 70 meters. Absolutely stunning and impressive.
It's a work out isn't it. View is well worth the climb. 🙌
im from germany and ive been to ulm back in 2011 my favorite building
Very lovely city. The building is pretty epic. A fun climb, too.
Was stationed in Neu Ulm climed the Muenster many times
@@richardstorie229 cool, were you stationed with the US military?
I have been there before! I was so scared great a very great group of
French guys got me down its been 50 years ago
Wow, fascinating story Britt. Did you have a fear of the height?
@@travelmvmt I didn't thought I did but apparently I did! It was over 40 years ago!
Interesting.
I took my son’s 4th grade class up to the top! 😊
What a great experience!
Nhà thờ có chiều dài , chiều rộng và chiều cao là bao nhiêu vậy bạn? . Thanks!
Tôi không chắc. Sorry!
The height is 530ft (160m), and is the tallest cathedral in the world, and the second tallest ecclesiastical building, surpassed only by Chicago Methodist Church at 568ft (173m).