What did you think of this Munich neighborhood walk? Was it interesting or just boring? Should I do these everywhere I travel? Would love to hear your honest thoughts, thanks!
This came up as a recommended video on TH-cam and I about spit my water when I saw the thumbnail 😂 it was funny to see a visitor's impression of my home (you walk past my street) and that "park" is private grounds. That's what all those signs say 😅 too bad you didnt turn left and go to rotkreuzplatz. That's the real heart of Neuhausen.
As a origin munich citizen i must say, i love the way you describe Munich in a very real and kindly form. But also i must say, you must do a good job, to survive here.
@@lucavinciguerra Können die Edekas was? In Rhein-Hessen sind die Rewe zu empfehlen, die Edekas mit Vorsicht zu genießen und die Nettos die Vorstufe der Hölle.
Germany is an amazing place to visit. Friendly people, Good and affordable food and if you can speak little German you get lot of respects from the local people. Amazing Country !!!
@@joshiyamamoto2068 Wrong, you get looks with hatred if you dont start "integrating" (in culture etc.) we germans dont hate anything more than people who dont work or dont integrate because with our taxes we pay those people.
@@gfwvegas How can you know if people are working and paying taxes or not by just looking at them with hatred in public places? I pay taxes (As a highly qualified worker, I pay way more than the majority of Germans) and I still get these looks because I don't look German and my accent "ist schlecht" = expat. If you speak English sometimes it turns out to be better because they might think you are a tourist, if they think that you are an expat who have been living in Germany for a while and still don't speak German then you will get the meanest look ever. A lot of Germans live and work in other countries without speaking the native language and I doubt they get treated and prejudged like this, at least not from where I come from. On the other hand, well-educated people and highly qualified German workers are open-minded and tend to be really nice and respectful.
Micah is so cute. Wants to dd drink apple juice. When did Micah travel with you. After birth and when is he not with you if ever. A family that travels together will enjoy n be happy together. More powe. Wein
Love that there's not one person holding a cellphone in that beer garden area. They are all enjoying each other's company. Great to see that there's still some places who truly value real people interactions.😊
I remember seeing a lot of people using very old phones in Berlin, and they rarely checked them because there's only SMS and phone calls available. Really interesting and very different from Brazil where I'm from. Also many people reading books/magazines/newspapers in trains and buses.
Believe me - I was born in Munich in 1982 and Í´m still livin here but it´s not what it´s used to be. Crowded, loud, a lot of construction sides etc. I miss my old Munich from the 80s to early 2000s.
@@KojiroMC boah 1982 dann müsstest du ja eine der wenigen Personen sein von denen man sich erzählt dass sie wissen wie die Sendlinger Tor Ubahn ohne Baustelle aussah
@@der.dicke.Michi.1312 😂😂 ich weiß das auch noch, ich kann mich noch gut an den Biergarten vom Kennedys und sogar ans Lamms davor erinnern...das waren noch Zeiten 🥺🥺🥺
Im sure I dont speak for all, but i just simply like you as a person and so because of that I feel like I will like and appreciate anything you put out haha. Keep up the good work Mark, best wishes!!!
Watching this while being in lockdown for 6 consecutive months. How I miss the atmosphere and joy of just sitting around outside with friends having dinner and beer!
just do it. mrna will euthanize most people, clock is ticking. Additionally we will get a very bad global depression. use your time and dont be scared to live
Every body smiles at Micah and Mark smiles back at them. Simple. 😄 One of the most warm and affable TH-camr. Thanks for being so nice, Mark. People like you make this bitter world, a better place. God bless you.
MsScorpyscorp I don’t need people to be “nice”, people should be GENUINE. I’ve known fake “nice” people (actually not nice at all - a few were sociopaths) and I’ve known too many “nice” people who were repressing their true emotions - some with dire consequences - don’t want that either. I love New Yorkers, I don’t trust people typically who are too nice too fast. But hopefully, his emotions are genuine. I support people’s rights to be angry or sad; they do not owe me some kind of constant clown-like smile. Just be yourself. Amen.
i find it funny that you liked it so much even though you haven’t been to the really nice and filled neighborhoods like gärtnerplatz or maxvorstadt, where are a lot more supermarkets, bars, restaurants, etc. ps: no one likes spaten, everybody drinks augustiner or tegernseer
It is really exciting to see my hometown through the eyes of a tourist. I smiled during the whole video. Can't wait to have more videos of Munich and you. :-D
Dear Americans: I want to leave you with a cultural shock and something to think about: In Germany, we can get alcohol(beer, wine) at the age of 16. You are allowed to drink it at any age (because that is called freedom) - however giving it to you may be forbidden. Drinks with a lot alcohol are only allowed to be given to people at the age of at least 18. In Germany, it is not that easy to have a weapon, even for adults. In Germany, crime rates are significantly lower than in the USA. Wondering why...
Abgesehen von der eigenartigen "Argumentationskette" und textlichen Gliedung: A) Ist das die Forderung nach einem staatlichen Alkoholverbot, um "Zusaufen" zu verhindern? Das wäre ein offensichtlicher Widerspruch zur Forderung nach größerer Freiheit. Mark Twain: Das Recht auf Dummheit gehört zur Garantie der freien Entfaltung der Persönlichkeit. B) Vor wem soll denn das Grundstück verteidigt werden? Soll jeder eine Waffe besitzen dürfen, damit er auf Einbrecher schießen kann, weil dieser die Eigentumsrechte ignoriert, oder auf den Schornsteinfeger, weil man die Abgaskontrolle ablehnt? Das Gewaltmonopol hat der Staat, und das ist auch gut so. C) In Deutschland gilt die Unverletzlichkeit der Wohnung. Was jemand auf seinem Privatgrund macht, geht niemanden etwas an, solange es nicht strafbar ist. Vermutlich ist das in den USA auch so. D) Ist denn ein generelles Messerverbot geplant, oder ist das einfach so dahergepostet? E) Behauptungen ohne Quellenangabe werden nicht beachtet. Also Quelle bitte!
I hope to travel around the world (as you and your family have) when time allows. I absolutely appreciate and enjoy watching segments like this to get a realistic feel of a certain city or culture. This is absolutely perfect for a somewhat weary traveler like me :) Is there a continuous updates list of all the places(restaurants/meals) you've visited in each country/province? That would be great if it's all listed in one area! :) Keep up the amazing work you do!
Hey Mark! the park at the beginning is not ment for the public. It says "Privatgrundstück" which means that it's private, I think it's just for the people who live in the buildings around. Great video though!
yeah, it's not really a park - in Munich it's a normal 'placeholder' in the middle of a building complex. If you start to call these hidden places parks, we would have thousands here :') the Englischer Garten and the Westpark are REAL parks
Well, strictly speaking, if the owner of the area were to see you and know that you don't belong to any of the surrounding buildings, he would have the right to ask you to leave, but then again, most likely no one will really care if you just walk trough there. One just shouldn't make this his regular place to hang out, celebrate or park his car or such.
Ayse Yal isn't it more about entering at your own risk and if something happens, you can't suit them. I mean, if a young family get kicked out of the private garden area while stolling around in the neighbourhood, than you know you're in Germany ;P haha no offence, just a joke, send you some greetings from Bodensee :D
Excellent! Keep going in this direction of vlogging. Mark, YOU ARE A STAR among food bloggers. I like also some small interactions with shopkeepers, cooks, etc. I am also nicely surprised at the amount of travel you were recently undertaking with your family.
Mark, I loved the neighborhood tour with Micha and you. Loved seeing how the neighborhood looked ,the store and just the outside. Please keep doing tours like that. And also apartment tours. Keep up the good work. Best wishes from Bethlehem pa.
It's really entertaining and refreshing to watch tourists discover your city! The wierd thing is I could think of so many places that are esthetically more beautiful than this neighborhood, but at the same time this is so authentic because it is so random and real. You do get a better feel for the place that way. I love how enthusiastic you are and that you appreciate the calmness of Munich (while some consider it boring). One hint for your next visit: You can actually bring your own food to beergardens! If it is oficially called "Biergarten" you are only expected to buy your drinks there, but it is customary to bring your own snacks. Only if it is called "Gastgarten" (=guest garden) or in the part with service you are expected to buy from them. So it is also a quite economical place to enjoy yourself.
That is not pure apple juice but apple "schorle" meaning half apple juice half sparkling water. It's one of the most famous German non-alcoholic drinks.
@xDest one of the most famous german non-alcoholic drinks? ummm.. no lol i'm from munich and honestly apple juice is just apple juice.. i'm a waitress and I would say spezi is definetly the most ordered non-alcoholic drink
Who goes to a biergarden like that and orders apple juice?! He probably just doesn't want people making bad comments about drinking and carrying around a baby.
Hey could you give some information on the costs especially the rental property. Any information on deposits,fees,or anything else you need to furnish to rent an apartment/house. Thanks love the videos keep them coming.
this video is amazing, but as a german i am a little sad, that most people go to visit München (Munich) and the south of germany. You gotta go to the north of germany: Bremen, Oldenburg, Emden (especially the eastfresian region). Its a different culture over here, you will see untouched and beautiful nature and the food is amazing. We have Grünkohl (on season), Matjes, Schnippelbohnen, different varieties of fish and so on. There are tiny little villages with a lot of restaurants to visit like Greetsiel or Bad Zwischenahn. In summer, every city has a "Stadtfest" - a city festival where you will find a lot of street food, live music, and of course - local beer. Come here, you will not get disappointed!
I miss living in Germany!! Definitely one of my favorite things to do was grocery shopping. Thank you for the tour!! And micah is so cute , he's growing so fast!!
Yes there is not much else in Germany than the anonymus food supermarkets like LIDL, ALDI and Netto, where nobody will talk with You. They are open until 20 or 21 hours daily.
Yes Mark , it's fun to see also the surrounding areas where you go on your travels. Btw, Micah is really growing fast☺️ I love how he smiles and interacts now. See you on your next installment👍🏻
Yes, this was great! Traveling is all about the food, the sights and sounds and what the locals are doing. I was born in Frankfurt and family stayed only two years when dad was in Army stationed there, so I was interested when you went to Germany. Mark, you and your family are blessed to be able to travel around the world but because you are willing to share through TH-cam, then we the viewers are also blessed because alot of us can't travel for whatever reason. Some perhaps are living varcariously through you. Sooo, Viva La Blessings......Viva La Mark, Ying, and Micah! 💙
And some people say Germans are asocial. Sitting with friends, family... mug of beer in your hand, joking. laughing, having good time... All this surrounded by hundreds of people doing same thing. This is as far as it gets from asocial behavior . What people don't understand is when German ask somebody "How are you?" it is not small talk. He asked you because he is considering you as friend and he really cares.
Bavaria has ist own style of People - you sit in a beergarden with every social standing - Bayern are not soo reserved as Germans in the North... and in a beer garden every one is open for a nice conversation - everyone drinks...
High standard of living indeed. It's the 4th most livable city in the world Mark. Quiet and peaceful neighbourhood which is good for kids. No wonder your son was enjoying it 😄 Keep living life to the fullest 👍
Visiting munich, take a bit care on the food in beergardens .... it should not cause any problems, but the quality is sometimes poor. But in real beergardens you are allowed to take your food with you, so you may buy it elsewhere and take it with you. Actually this is a bavarian tradition. But of course you have to buy your beverages there
It was great to see your walk in Munich, I would love to see more of these it was very interesting, you should visit Argentina the grilled meat is amazing over there, and also Morocco its such a wonderful country specially Marrakech. Great video as always, thank you!! :D
I have been to Muenchen a few times and have been to 30 countries worldwide across the 5 continents. The last time I was there probably around 5 years ago, Muenchen was already multicultural although still much less multicultural than Berlin and Vienna (I have been to Berlin and Vienna, too). I think with the amount of Syrian refugees and other migrants etc that they take into Muenchen, it should be very, very multicultural now. And by the way just because some people you see on the screen look European, it doesn't mean they are native German; They could be Czech, Italian, Polish, Russian etc. And many Germans are mixed these days like half Russian, half German; or half Asian especially Chinese/Japanese/Thailand/Vietnamese and half German, etc. Even when they speak German it doesn't mean they are German. Again, they could be Polish.
I found a couple of things interesting about your neighborhood tour. Love the fact that in the beer garden they actually use glass mugs. That reduces the amount of trash incredibly, no paper or plastic cups. Fantastic! The other thing that called my attention is how clean that neighborhood was. I live in Southern CA and to put it mildly, our cities have a lot to learn from the Europeans as to how to keep central neighborhoods clean. Our neighborhoods are absolutely disgusting and embarrassing, and I am talking about well-off hoods. We have all the homeless people and trash everywhere, gum on the sidewalks, you name it. Our cities do a very poor job with social services for the homeless and cleaning the streets.
Very cool and authentic video from my home country! I prefer this to the ones where people only show German beer and sausage and lederhosen, as if that's all we are about!
I am from Munich. First of all the location where you lived is really horrible. Then i can tell you, if you buy your stuff in a Netto, nothing of it is fresh. Its a cheap store. The "Park" you visited is a backyard of a company building.
Love it! Enjoyed the relaxed, easy-going atmosphere of the video. Felt like I was right there with you ambling through the quiet neighborhood streets of Munich. My vote's for more videos like this. :-)
So funny to watch this as a german...netto is a cheap Discounter...nothing special...or the restaurant...just a normal restaurant who sells Augustiner Beer (its no brewery) Beer gardens are just typical for bavaria and munich...in the north of germany there are no beer gardens...so dont be sad if u dont find them in berlin or hamburg
Mark,you 've done brilliant on this vedio we're able to see local Marktes,architecture of the buildings and at last you were at the magnificent beer garden.I've been to Munich twice and also have had pork kncckle same restaurant as you.
HI MARK. I'M A FAN AND HAVE BEEN WATCHING YOUR VIDEOS SINCE 2 YEARS AGO. MY SON IS THE SAME AGE AS MICHA AND WE HAVE TRAVELLED WITH HIM WHEN HE WAS 4 MONTH OLD TO TAIWAN. I KNOW ITS HARD TRAVELLING WITH A BABY AND WE WILL BE TRAVELLING AGAIN IN OCTOBER. DO YOU HAVE ANY TIPS WHEN TRAVELLING WITH BABY. I KNOW ITS NOT EASY TO BE A PARENT AND ANY SUGGESTION WOULD BE GREATLY APPRECIATED.
Mark I am just curious as I observe you in every country you travelled I noticed it seems you know or so familiar with the places have you toured the whole world many times?
Thanks Mark. I lived in Germany in Heilbronn (south Germany) for many years. I really miss living there, especially the Netto, Aldi and Lidl stores. Germany was the nicest and best place I ever visited in my life. I love it there. Thanks for the walk down memory lane Mark. One thing I suggest you try while there is something called a "Doner Kebap". It's not German, it's Turkish. It's a sandwich like thing made with Lamb (don't get the ones made from beef, Lamb is authentic). I know you will love it. I ate them almost every day when I lived there. Have a good one Mark, love your videos and please keep them coming.
Wowowwowo hi dear mark i m frm india i lived 10 years in munich i miss always when i was 16 i left india i miss beer nd german food nice u have shown thanks i always watch u on utube nice
This was an original way to show what Munich looks like from a deeper insight. I felt like I was walking along. Great explanations. Now I want to spend more time there by walking. A remarkable thing is that you always keep smiling. It really conveys a more joyful experience. Thanks for the video.
I liked the walk through the neighborhood and seeing the buildings. Micah makes friends everywhere he goes because he is so adorable! He is getting so big! Loving all your videos!
I know this post is almost a year old, but seriously?! Are they typically of African origin or are they the ones that usually get caught? Or filmed on the evening news? That was a horribly racist thing to say and assume.
I like the tours and think it enhances your food videos. I am always curious about the back story, the actual places and delving into neighborhoods which give the viewer context. I love it all!!!
You have to make a big fuss out of some random stranger walking on the street who happened to see Mark filming and didn't want to be caught in the camera so he chose to walk away?
What did you think of this Munich neighborhood walk? Was it interesting or just boring? Should I do these everywhere I travel? Would love to hear your honest thoughts, thanks!
Mark Abroad very good mark
very interesting mark
While your food videos are the best part of your channel, these type of videos add a bit of diversity. Keep doing this Mark.
Interesting video...👍👍👍
did you use separate audio recording now, mark?
This came up as a recommended video on TH-cam and I about spit my water when I saw the thumbnail 😂 it was funny to see a visitor's impression of my home (you walk past my street) and that "park" is private grounds. That's what all those signs say 😅 too bad you didnt turn left and go to rotkreuzplatz. That's the real heart of Neuhausen.
Micah looks just surprised by everything 24/7
Micah keep up the good work eating & travelin!!!
Very interesting ! Keep making videos like this;)
I miss grocery shOpting in the US. This reminds me of that.
I can recommend Rewe, Tegut or Edeka. They are usually much better than Netto(the cheapest of the cheapest).
A beautiful smile
As a origin munich citizen i must say, i love the way you describe Munich in a very real and kindly form. But also i must say, you must do a good job, to survive here.
Cool video.. I live on the other side of the Hackerbrücke, Schwantalerhohe...
Love it!! Thank you 😀
Ying taking good video too :)
It's beautiful..now I understand why some falks go to Germany and don't come back home...
Wtf, in Munich even the Nettos look somewhat acceptable
Suprised me too. I was like "don't go in there, don't go in there...for the love of god search for a Rewe!"
Ist halt München und nicht der Ruhrpott 🤣
@@Atreuzs Naja, kenne auch in München 2 gammlige Nettos, also kann man nicht pauschalisieren :D
@@frankjaeger563 Bin letztens nach München gezogen. Hier gibts kaum Rewes, hauptsächlich Edekas
@@lucavinciguerra Können die Edekas was? In Rhein-Hessen sind die Rewe zu empfehlen, die Edekas mit Vorsicht zu genießen und die Nettos die Vorstufe der Hölle.
Germany is an amazing place to visit. Friendly people, Good and affordable food and if you can speak little German you get lot of respects from the local people. Amazing Country !!!
unless u live their as foreigner. then you will get always get looks filled with hatred.
@@joshiyamamoto2068 Wrong, you get looks with hatred if you dont start "integrating" (in culture etc.) we germans dont hate anything more than people who dont work or dont integrate because with our taxes we pay those people.
@@gfwvegas How can you know if people are working and paying taxes or not by just looking at them with hatred in public places? I pay taxes (As a highly qualified worker, I pay way more than the majority of Germans) and I still get these looks because I don't look German and my accent "ist schlecht" = expat. If you speak English sometimes it turns out to be better because they might think you are a tourist, if they think that you are an expat who have been living in Germany for a while and still don't speak German then you will get the meanest look ever. A lot of Germans live and work in other countries without speaking the native language and I doubt they get treated and prejudged like this, at least not from where I come from. On the other hand, well-educated people and highly qualified German workers are open-minded and tend to be really nice and respectful.
@@maxplanck7151 in was für einem Dorf lebst du
@@maxplanck7151 Was Bruder
Micah is going to be the world's most traveled toddler. Lol He is so adorable and stole the show! Great video.
Thank you Dory!
Micah is so cute. Wants to dd drink apple juice. When did Micah travel with you. After birth and when is he not with you if ever. A family that travels together will enjoy n be happy together. More powe. Wein
Mark Abroad bhhh
When he grows up, if he tells DAD dad , I wanna travel the world . He will end up hearing, Son you have already done that 😂
Love that there's not one person holding a cellphone in that beer garden area. They are all enjoying each other's company. Great to see that there's still some places who truly value real people interactions.😊
Rosemary Green noticed that top, I was in awe
@natalie storm ppl in munich are pretty rude compared to the rest of germany though XD
I remember seeing a lot of people using very old phones in Berlin, and they rarely checked them because there's only SMS and phone calls available. Really interesting and very different from Brazil where I'm from. Also many people reading books/magazines/newspapers in trains and buses.
Actually in most of the European countries its still normal to just talk with each other when going out together ;)
Fabio Barbagallo true. American dont understand this
Micah macht das Würstchen!
Tim on well had to laugh on that XD but maybe to explain, it's a famous advertising slogan of a sausage producing company called "Meica" :D
Ich hab' nur drauf gewartet, dass den jemand bringt!
xD
Pahahahahaha
😂😂😭
Munich is my favorite city on the planet. I work world wide and I lived there in my early 20s. I love Munich.
Believe me - I was born in Munich in 1982 and Í´m still livin here but it´s not what it´s used to be. Crowded, loud, a lot of construction sides etc. I miss my old Munich from the 80s to early 2000s.
@@KojiroMC boah 1982 dann müsstest du ja eine der wenigen Personen sein von denen man sich erzählt dass sie wissen wie die Sendlinger Tor Ubahn ohne Baustelle aussah
@@der.dicke.Michi.1312 😂😂 ich weiß das auch noch, ich kann mich noch gut an den Biergarten vom Kennedys und sogar ans Lamms davor erinnern...das waren noch Zeiten 🥺🥺🥺
@@loulaalaa3990 den Biergarten vom Kennedys gibts noch, bloß leider aktuell geschlossen
Im sure I dont speak for all, but i just simply like you as a person and so because of that I feel like I will like and appreciate anything you put out haha. Keep up the good work Mark, best wishes!!!
Watching this while being in lockdown for 6 consecutive months. How I miss the atmosphere and joy of just sitting around outside with friends having dinner and beer!
just do it. mrna will euthanize most people, clock is ticking. Additionally we will get a very bad global depression. use your time and dont be scared to live
@@cg56578 questionable. But I really couldn't afford to pay the fines they'd be giving out for something like this.
The sniffing Brit is out spirit in Germany we would call it Gutbürger
@@checkcommentsfirst3335 better than being a Wutbürger
Every body smiles at Micah and Mark smiles back at them. Simple. 😄 One of the most warm and affable TH-camr. Thanks for being so nice, Mark. People like you make this bitter world, a better place. God bless you.
MsScorpyscorp I don’t need people to be “nice”, people should be GENUINE. I’ve known fake “nice” people (actually not nice at all - a few were sociopaths) and I’ve known too many “nice” people who were repressing their true emotions - some with dire consequences - don’t want that either. I love New Yorkers, I don’t trust people typically who are too nice too fast. But hopefully, his emotions are genuine. I support people’s rights to be angry or sad; they do not owe me some kind of constant clown-like smile. Just be yourself. Amen.
Micah is so cute, busy observing his surroundings :) it's wonderful to see him in the whole video. kudos to you Mark, great vid as always!
I like his tour. He is so positive and open to a different culture. He is trying to show German living.
Mark living the life!!
the family life
Micah is adorable and calm! Such a good baby to travel with. I can see him being a traveler too down the line :).
Thumbs up if you noticed and appreciate micahs collection of hats! The one with the teddy bear ears is my favorite, stylish kid ! 🙂
Micah is stealing the show.
i find it funny that you liked it so much even though you haven’t been to the really nice and filled neighborhoods like gärtnerplatz or maxvorstadt, where are a lot more supermarkets, bars, restaurants, etc.
ps: no one likes spaten, everybody drinks augustiner or tegernseer
The wife carried it inside and he carries it outside
Mark, I really enjoy you showing us around the neighborhood, makes me feel like I am there. Thumbs up from me!
It is really exciting to see my hometown through the eyes of a tourist. I smiled during the whole video. Can't wait to have more videos of Munich and you. :-D
Micah is one lucky kid, he is growing up so beautifully. Thank you Mark for featuring these countries of my dreams. Love from Texas.
Hi Micah! He's such a happy baby!
Dear Americans: I want to leave you with a cultural shock and something to think about:
In Germany, we can get alcohol(beer, wine) at the age of 16. You are allowed to drink it at any age (because that is called freedom) - however giving it to you may be forbidden. Drinks with a lot alcohol are only allowed to be given to people at the age of at least 18.
In Germany, it is not that easy to have a weapon, even for adults.
In Germany, crime rates are significantly lower than in the USA.
Wondering why...
Abgesehen von der eigenartigen "Argumentationskette" und textlichen Gliedung:
A) Ist das die Forderung nach einem staatlichen Alkoholverbot, um "Zusaufen" zu verhindern? Das wäre ein offensichtlicher Widerspruch zur Forderung nach größerer Freiheit. Mark Twain: Das Recht auf Dummheit gehört zur Garantie der freien Entfaltung der Persönlichkeit.
B) Vor wem soll denn das Grundstück verteidigt werden? Soll jeder eine Waffe besitzen dürfen, damit er auf Einbrecher schießen kann, weil dieser die Eigentumsrechte ignoriert, oder auf den Schornsteinfeger, weil man die Abgaskontrolle ablehnt? Das Gewaltmonopol hat der Staat, und das ist auch gut so.
C) In Deutschland gilt die Unverletzlichkeit der Wohnung. Was jemand auf seinem Privatgrund macht, geht niemanden etwas an, solange es nicht strafbar ist. Vermutlich ist das in den USA auch so.
D) Ist denn ein generelles Messerverbot geplant, oder ist das einfach so dahergepostet?
E) Behauptungen ohne Quellenangabe werden nicht beachtet. Also Quelle bitte!
@Steven Moore Sorry. My comment was a reaction to thomas anderson's posting, which was in german.
So cool to visit a German market. Thank you for taking us with you! Micah is growing up so fast!
I hope to travel around the world (as you and your family have) when time allows. I absolutely appreciate and enjoy watching segments like this to get a realistic feel of a certain city or culture. This is absolutely perfect for a somewhat weary traveler like me :) Is there a continuous updates list of all the places(restaurants/meals) you've visited in each country/province? That would be great if it's all listed in one area! :) Keep up the amazing work you do!
Thank you for the feedback Angel. I don't have any list, but that's a good idea, maybe I'll try to do that soon on the blog.
Angel S
Hi, just curious, what makes u a weary traveler ?
What r u worried about when traveling ??????
Angel S g%by
OMG XD Mica keep looking and smiling at the camera everytime Mark passes...
Omg Munich looks so beautiful and calm and well designed .
I love that there's so much of Micah in this video. 😊 And that grocery store looked amazing!
Hey Mark! the park at the beginning is not ment for the public. It says "Privatgrundstück" which means that it's private, I think it's just for the people who live in the buildings around. Great video though!
yeah, it's not really a park - in Munich it's a normal 'placeholder' in the middle of a building complex. If you start to call these hidden places parks, we would have thousands here :') the Englischer Garten and the Westpark are REAL parks
Thanks for letting me know. Yah I definitely did see that sign, but is it alright for anyone to walk through?
I went to Englischer Garten on another day, it was amazing. But it was too far from where I lived, so that's why it wasn't in this neighborhood walk.
Well, strictly speaking, if the owner of the area were to see you and know that you don't belong to any of the surrounding buildings, he would have the right to ask you to leave, but then again, most likely no one will really care if you just walk trough there.
One just shouldn't make this his regular place to hang out, celebrate or park his car or such.
Ayse Yal isn't it more about entering at your own risk and if something happens, you can't suit them. I mean, if a young family get kicked out of the private garden area while stolling around in the neighbourhood, than you know you're in Germany ;P haha no offence, just a joke, send you some greetings from Bodensee :D
Excellent! Keep going in this direction of vlogging. Mark, YOU ARE A STAR among food bloggers. I like also some small interactions with shopkeepers, cooks, etc. I am also nicely surprised at the amount of travel you were recently undertaking with your family.
Mark, I loved the neighborhood tour with Micha and you. Loved seeing how the neighborhood looked ,the store and just the outside. Please keep doing tours like that. And also apartment tours. Keep up the good work. Best wishes from Bethlehem pa.
Awesome, thank you very much Sandy.
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I really love Munich very interested
It's really entertaining and refreshing to watch tourists discover your city! The wierd thing is I could think of so many places that are esthetically more beautiful than this neighborhood, but at the same time this is so authentic because it is so random and real. You do get a better feel for the place that way. I love how enthusiastic you are and that you appreciate the calmness of Munich (while some consider it boring). One hint for your next visit: You can actually bring your own food to beergardens! If it is oficially called "Biergarten" you are only expected to buy your drinks there, but it is customary to bring your own snacks. Only if it is called "Gastgarten" (=guest garden) or in the part with service you are expected to buy from them. So it is also a quite economical place to enjoy yourself.
They serve pints of apple juice in beer mugs?
LOL!!! I'm still trying to figure out if he was joking or not!! hahahaha!!
That is not pure apple juice but apple "schorle" meaning half apple juice half sparkling water. It's one of the most famous German non-alcoholic drinks.
soooo sparkling apple juice
@xDest one of the most famous german non-alcoholic drinks? ummm.. no lol i'm from munich and honestly apple juice is just apple juice.. i'm a waitress and I would say spezi is definetly the most ordered non-alcoholic drink
Who goes to a biergarden like that and orders apple juice?! He probably just doesn't want people making bad comments about drinking and carrying around a baby.
Another great video from my home country :)
Thanks!
your country super !
Amazing Chiang Mai nice keep it up.. Love from India 🇮🇳
Micah wanted some apple juice. lol. he is so adorable. love your videos.
Hey could you give some information on the costs especially the rental property. Any information on deposits,fees,or anything else you need to furnish to rent an apartment/house. Thanks love the videos keep them coming.
this video is amazing, but as a german i am a little sad, that most people go to visit München (Munich) and the south of germany. You gotta go to the north of germany: Bremen, Oldenburg, Emden (especially the eastfresian region). Its a different culture over here, you will see untouched and beautiful nature and the food is amazing. We have Grünkohl (on season), Matjes, Schnippelbohnen, different varieties of fish and so on. There are tiny little villages with a lot of restaurants to visit like Greetsiel or Bad Zwischenahn. In summer, every city has a "Stadtfest" - a city festival where you will find a lot of street food, live music, and of course - local beer. Come here, you will not get disappointed!
I live in the south and i think that you have more untouched and beautiful nature here with the mountains
@@nadiapeters6565 but we have the islands 😛
@natalie storm do people in the south have it? 😂
Loved the walks through parks Mark. Micah looked like he was having fun too!
Great video, makes me feel like I'm there. The little mom & pop market with the fruit and veggies outside put a smile on my face.
I miss living in Germany!! Definitely one of my favorite things to do was grocery shopping. Thank you for the tour!! And micah is so cute , he's growing so fast!!
Awesome to hear that, thank you Shayne.
Yes there is not much else in Germany than the anonymus food supermarkets like LIDL, ALDI and Netto, where nobody will talk with You. They are open until 20 or 21 hours daily.
is it better than other countries?
Its now not like you know it :D lots of crime :/
@@D4t01992 not true
Yes Mark , it's fun to see also the surrounding areas where you go on your travels. Btw, Micah is really growing fast☺️ I love how he smiles and interacts now. See you on your next installment👍🏻
Thank you for the feedback!
Yes please do!! Every thing you post is interesting and it's always nice to know that TH-camrs like you always surprise us with fresh new content !!!
Yes, this was great! Traveling is all about the food, the sights and sounds and what the locals are doing. I was born in Frankfurt and family stayed only two years when dad was in Army stationed there, so I was interested when you went to Germany. Mark, you and your family are blessed to be able to travel around the world but because you are willing to share through TH-cam, then we the viewers are also blessed because alot of us can't travel for whatever reason. Some perhaps are living varcariously through you. Sooo, Viva La Blessings......Viva La Mark, Ying, and Micah! 💙
And some people say Germans are asocial. Sitting with friends, family... mug of beer in your hand, joking. laughing, having good time... All this surrounded by hundreds of people doing same thing.
This is as far as it gets from asocial behavior .
What people don't understand is when German ask somebody "How are you?" it is not small talk. He asked you because he is considering you as friend and he really cares.
Bavaria has ist own style of People - you sit in a beergarden with every social standing - Bayern are not soo reserved as Germans in the North... and in a beer garden every one is open for a nice conversation - everyone drinks...
High standard of living indeed. It's the 4th most livable city in the world Mark.
Quiet and peaceful neighbourhood which is good for kids. No wonder your son was enjoying it 😄
Keep living life to the fullest 👍
Visiting munich, take a bit care on the food in beergardens .... it should not cause any problems, but the quality is sometimes poor. But in real beergardens you are allowed to take your food with you, so you may buy it elsewhere and take it with you. Actually this is a bavarian tradition. But of course you have to buy your beverages there
Micah is so calm & cuteeeee OMG the dream baby!!!! :)
Sandrine KARACA ... Helo..🙋
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I lived in Germany for 15 years and loved every minute of it. Good to see you guys enjoying it as much as I did.
Well there are definitely more beautiful parts to live at in Munich
Goodness! Micah is getting so big! I loved the neighborhood tour.
I think this type of video fits your brand perfectly!! Thanks for sharing!!
Oh and one more thing ... micah is so cute! Baby carriers are the way to go when traveling!!!!!
It's always wonderful to see your cheerful face! Please show more of Micah!
It was great to see your walk in Munich, I would love to see more of these it was very interesting, you should visit Argentina the grilled meat is amazing over there, and also Morocco its such a wonderful country specially Marrakech. Great video as always, thank you!! :D
I have been to Muenchen a few times and have been to 30 countries worldwide across the 5 continents.
The last time I was there probably around 5 years ago, Muenchen was already multicultural although still much less multicultural than Berlin and Vienna (I have been to Berlin and Vienna, too). I think with the amount of Syrian refugees and other migrants etc that they take into Muenchen, it should be very, very multicultural now. And by the way just because some people you see on the screen look European, it doesn't mean they are native German; They could be Czech, Italian, Polish, Russian etc. And many Germans are mixed these days like half Russian, half German; or half Asian especially Chinese/Japanese/Thailand/Vietnamese and half German, etc. Even when they speak German it doesn't mean they are German. Again, they could be Polish.
stan04 what‘s ur point?
There is no zombies walking around with handphone there
Lol I love Micah's face as your holding the big mugs of Apple juice!
I found a couple of things interesting about your neighborhood tour. Love the fact that in the beer garden they actually use glass mugs. That reduces the amount of trash incredibly, no paper or plastic cups. Fantastic!
The other thing that called my attention is how clean that neighborhood was. I live in Southern CA and to put it mildly, our cities have a lot to learn from the Europeans as to how to keep central neighborhoods clean. Our neighborhoods are absolutely disgusting and embarrassing, and I am talking about well-off hoods. We have all the homeless people and trash everywhere, gum on the sidewalks, you name it. Our cities do a very poor job with social services for the homeless and cleaning the streets.
Very cool and authentic video from my home country! I prefer this to the ones where people only show German beer and sausage and lederhosen, as if that's all we are about!
It's adorable how Micah looks at you while you hold him and talk. love how spots Ying filming you and smiles. Such an attentive Lil boy. Great video.
I am from Munich. First of all the location where you lived is really horrible. Then i can tell you, if you buy your stuff in a Netto, nothing of it is fresh. Its a cheap store. The "Park" you visited is a backyard of a company building.
Love it! Enjoyed the relaxed, easy-going atmosphere of the video. Felt like I was right there with you ambling through the quiet neighborhood streets of Munich. My vote's for more videos like this. :-)
So funny to watch this as a german...netto is a cheap Discounter...nothing special...or the restaurant...just a normal restaurant who sells Augustiner Beer (its no brewery)
Beer gardens are just typical for bavaria and munich...in the north of germany there are no beer gardens...so dont be sad if u dont find them in berlin or hamburg
And hi Micah he's so adorable
Mark,you 've done brilliant on this vedio we're able to see local Marktes,architecture of the buildings and at last you were at the magnificent beer garden.I've been to Munich twice and also have had pork kncckle same restaurant as you.
Fruits, meats, cheese and Beer, Sounds good to me!
Hackerbrücke should be beautiful? 🤮
Mika is galloping around as Mark as his horse 😂
HI MARK. I'M A FAN AND HAVE BEEN WATCHING YOUR VIDEOS SINCE 2 YEARS AGO. MY SON IS THE SAME AGE AS MICHA AND WE HAVE TRAVELLED WITH HIM WHEN HE WAS 4 MONTH OLD TO TAIWAN. I KNOW ITS HARD TRAVELLING WITH A BABY AND WE WILL BE TRAVELLING AGAIN IN OCTOBER. DO YOU HAVE ANY TIPS WHEN TRAVELLING WITH BABY. I KNOW ITS NOT EASY TO BE A PARENT AND ANY SUGGESTION WOULD BE GREATLY APPRECIATED.
I never get bore watching his videos . He is incredible full of life.
Mark I am just curious as I observe you in every country you travelled I noticed it seems you know or so familiar with the places have you toured the whole world many times?
Micah is so cute! Thank u for this tour
Micah is so cute
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After Moscow or Shanghai its so boring. Like a neat village 😊. IMHO
It is a nice video. where is it in Munich?
I am a French living in Munich for two years and I enjoyed the point of view of someone discovering the city 😃
Your daughter is so lucky to get to travel diff parts of world. Keep it up bro
Chirag Gurung *son
Nice tour ...Micah so cute keep posting your traveling videos.📷📷📷
Thanks Mark. I lived in Germany in Heilbronn (south Germany) for many years. I really miss living there, especially the Netto, Aldi and Lidl stores. Germany was the nicest and best place I ever visited in my life. I love it there. Thanks for the walk down memory lane Mark. One thing I suggest you try while there is something called a "Doner Kebap". It's not German, it's Turkish. It's a sandwich like thing made with Lamb (don't get the ones made from beef, Lamb is authentic). I know you will love it. I ate them almost every day when I lived there. Have a good one Mark, love your videos and please keep them coming.
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Hi, why don't u live there any longer??????
Those Döner are made of animals which were painfully tortured to death !
is it better than japan
@Fernseher "Mary had a little lamb" - yes: *had* - cos now she is having a Döner!
MrWalker1000 yes
Wowowwowo hi dear mark i m frm india i lived 10 years in munich i miss always when i was 16 i left india i miss beer nd german food nice u have shown thanks i always watch u on utube nice
Micah is growing so fast!
U r very good at explaining and very respectful of other people's cultures. That's a great quality to have in a person.
2:19 Micah has teeth now!! awww! he's so so so adorable!
This was an original way to show what Munich looks like from a deeper insight. I felt like I was walking along. Great explanations. Now I want to spend more time there by walking. A remarkable thing is that you always keep smiling. It really conveys a more joyful experience. Thanks for the video.
Manuel Neuer at 9:40 !
UzziBerlin No it was Fabian Hambüchen.
I liked the walk through the neighborhood and seeing the buildings. Micah makes friends everywhere he goes because he is so adorable! He is getting so big! Loving all your videos!
4:08 min: drug dealer runs from police.
Salty Crotchwhiff well, there is the racist*pointing at you*
Don`t you think that most pushers in cities like Berlin, Munich or Hamburg are of African origin? Speak to the local police.
Salty Crotchwhiff , doesn't matter, to think someone is a drug dealer just because his skin colour is black is still racist.
TheSensismoker what's a Reichschriftumskammer?
I know this post is almost a year old, but seriously?! Are they typically of African origin or are they the ones that usually get caught? Or filmed on the evening news? That was a horribly racist thing to say and assume.
I like the tours and think it enhances your food videos. I am always curious about the back story, the actual places and delving into neighborhoods which give the viewer context. I love it all!!!
Who sees the guy in the background at 4:10? What is he doing?
Just walking somewhere. The barrier is intended for cars only.
Hey there... that's a typical german thing, its called WALKING FROM A TO B
good attempt at trolling my dude :^) try harder next time
He just walked out of church after thanking Jesus for Germany letting him into the country.
You have to make a big fuss out of some random stranger walking on the street who happened to see Mark filming and didn't want to be caught in the camera so he chose to walk away?
Keep up the amazing videos mark ! You should do a Canadian adventure