Hey, it’s so awesome to see your adventures , but when I came across this video I was totally surprised. I am from the United States and live in Pennsylvania, but my mom is directly from Alsfeld, Germany. well the reason I was surprised is because the old man you saw painting his house is my Opa (Grandpa) my mom’s Dad. My mouth dropped. So cool to see and also it made me miss Alsfeld since I had visited a lot since I was little. Just had to share that and how cool it was to see
Wow, that's crazy! Does he paint and touch up his house everyday?. Such a cute well maintained home, you can tell he takes pride in it :) Gorgeous village. We have nothing like that in Australia
For us Germans a lot is so natural not only with us but throughout Europe, the food, the beer, the great architecture, everywhere you can print directly on a postcard, everything so normal and natural for us, we often forget how beautiful our country is, we should be so proud of it when young people from Australia visit us and have such a beautiful unforgettable time with us. Thank you both for reminding us how beautiful our country is.
Well most of the old buildings in bigger towns like Frankfurt were destroyed during the allied bombings in WW2...that´s why you´ll find much more of them in smaller towns or villages because they were simply no bombing targets back then......
Häh? Sorry I can´t follow you at all.....you are talking what ever about WW1...and I was talking in my comment about why are less medi-eval buildings in Germany´s bigger towns....I simply see no coherence in my comment to your response...
Spaghetti ice cream looks much nicer - and keeps the spaghetti looks longer - when you don't get it "to go" but have it on a regular plate at the ice cream shop. Best part, though, is the half frozen whipped cream underneath the ice cream.
Actually, just to be a bit of a nerd here, the thing used to create the spaghetti effect is called a ricer (at least in Britain). Also, while the half-frozen whipped cream is definitely the best part (icing on the cake, anyone?), the traditional way was to use coconut or other nuts for the grated cheese part, but I do not mind the white chocolate that is the done thing these days.
The ice cream shop which invented Spaghettieis serves it with white chocolate - you nearly never get it with coconut anywhere. At least in the last 30 years ;) I never got an Spaghettieis with other nuts, and in 30 years only one time with coconut - an that wasn't very good.
I have been living in Germany my entire life but I have never seen it from this perspective, I think I fell in love with Germany because of your videos
One of the best things about traveling with you is seeing different places with the wide-eyed wonder that you both have. What beautiful scenery you showed on this amazing Germany series. Thank you!
The German countryside is definitely on my travel list now, thanks to you guys! It's just WAY too cute! Thanks for being our "eyes" until we're there. :)
Can we just take a moment to address how jess looks at stephen. It always makes me smile. Also im re-watching some of the older vlogs and wanted to watch the Germany ones again.
There are plenty of things to check out close to/in Frankfurt (just in case you're arrival here). If you're interested in Castles I'd recommend "Braunfels". You're interested in history? Check out the "Hessenpark" (with a fully rebuild roman castle just around the corner) etc etc etc Have fun :o)
Sally And Ed yes,Walk through Speicherstadt to Hafencity to Elbphilharmonie. Visit the church Michel and nearby Kramer Amtstuben (so cute old buildings). Go to Landungsbrücken, if you have alle dayticket dir public Transport, you can Ride The ferrys (circle Line), dont forget to Go upstairs (in ferry) to sit outside and have an nice View. At Landungsbrücken you have to see alter Elbtunnel. It is so old! Feel save,you can Walk everywhere,There are no nogo areas here (yes, i am from Hamburg ;). And every German younger than 50 can speak Englisch. There is so much more,ask!!! Best!
Ich bin Deutscher ,daher spreche ich kein Englisch,oder Amerekanisch ..euch da es euch beiden soviel Spass gemacht hat ,dann empfehle ich euch ,kommt nach KÖLN ZUM KARNEVAL ,das dürfte ein unglaubliches Erlebniss sein !!!
very nice couple, who showed me places in my own country I have never seen before, or even known how beautiful they are! Thanks for showing my country all over the world!
usually in spaghetti ice cream, there is like whipped cream at the botton, which is frozen when you finaly reach it and that's the hight light of spaghetti ice cream!?
Omg!! Jess you made me cry at the end of the video. I love Egypt with a passion..I completely understand your emotions. I just started watching your vlogs this past week and you lifted my spirits. I've always wanted to travel overseas but i never had the funds to pursuit it, you guys are really helping me get motivated about wanting to see new places. love you guys!!
I've really enjoyed your Germany trip. I've lived and studied in Marburg for about 5 years and now I live in Frankfurt. Sometimes when you live there you take it for granted because you see it every day. But seeing you two experience these cities and being so blown away makes me appreciate living here so much more and it makes me realize once again how lucky I am to live and have lived in these cities. So thank you :) Keep doing what you're doing and be your authentic wonderful selves! Happy travels!
But most tourist simply ignore that they have to have a permission to use drones in public places/space. You could be fined quite easily for t hat thing.
It’s wonderful and a tribute to the Adventure in Life, in how you both Travel. I love 💕 the fact that you journey while splurging on Cuisine 🥮🍨Hotels 🏰 and Helicoptering 🚁 and 🛶.
The tale of Red riding hood is actually of French origin but made its way to Germany via the Hugenottes, who fled to Germany and told the tale to the brothers Grimm in Kassel, who wrote it down and made it part of the famous collection "Deutsche Hausmärchen".
Das ist nicht ganz richtig.Das Märchen stammt ursprünglich von den Annunaki die es den Hugenotten gegen eine Knoblauchzehe in ihren Präcortex kopiert haben.Wir wollen doch keine Geschichtsklitterung betreiben,oder!?
You guys have suuch cool travel videos! Perfect length, perfect timing, great recos everything great. Aand, especially the casual/matter-of-factly open-mindedness whether you are in Manila, Cairo, Warsaw...Love it thank you guys. I hope that the more people itch to travel during the pandemic the even more subscribers you get!
You are so cute! It's nice to see how people from other countries discover Germany! There are really lots of nice places. Wish you many interesting travels! I will follow your canal , that's fun!
Loved your Germany series! Can’t wait to see Egypt. I love your choice of sound track you add to some of your vlogs - any chance you can list the songs featured at the end? Happy travelling!
you are soooo amazing....I just lové your tapes..... I am German, I lived in Seattle for 6 years, 2 years in NY. City and now I live on the Corsican Island in France- . So I finally discovered you and got Addict. Thank you su you
I am a German who loves to watch videos to see what foreigners think of my country. When I watched your November 2015 episodes I heard Jess say that she would love to visit Luxembourg but the hotels are to expensive like 600-ish. My recommendation: get a hotel/Airbnb in Trier, Germany for one tenth of the price and take a 50 minutes train ride into Luxembourg for €19.40
Hi, i´ve seen your video´s the first time and i thank you soo much!! When you live here in Germany you don´t see a lot of the beauty any more. But when you will come for a next trip you have to visit the north of our contry and the islands they also sooo beautiful.
6 ปีที่แล้ว
Glad you enjoyed our city - Marburg is a treat indeed
In Germany we have a lot of medium-sized beautiful cities. You visited some. I thank you for that!.. I studied in Marburg..long, long time ago... You brought back the old feelings to me.💖
Just love your perspective on my country. Especially that you visited smaller and towns in Germany, that are no prior tourist targets like Marburg and Alsbach. Here are so many nice little towns around.
When you live for a long time in a place after a while you kind of get used to it and the magic wears out. I do an exercise from time to time: I try to look at the place I'm in with the new eyes, the ones I discovered the place with, to slow the pace a little bit and be a tourist in my town. It's magical. Thank you for the world through your eyes. :)
Nice video as always from the travel vlog OGs. The doll was so cool, you can tell the entire story to a kid, complete with different characters and voices, with just the one doll!
There's a really cool Canal System that runs down Frankfurt. There's boats on the water that are restaurants and there's bars along the whole thing. It's a really cool spot to grab a drink and just enjoy the cool breeze of the summer night there. Had an 8 Hour layover and was able to ride the bus down there with a group of friends. Really cool spot. Super pumped about Egypt! Would love to go there some day. Your channel just gets better with every video. Love it!
Wow. Such a great series! I'm from Germany. I even am regularly in Alsfeld, but I never took a closer look. 😓 Now I'd like to travel that fairy rout as well! 😍
wow it's so cool that you've been to Alsfeld! there's this huge hippie festival close to Alsfeld every year, so I go to Alsfeld by train (it's just around the corner from my hometown actually) every year and I really like it there!
Its wonderful to see a blogger/vlogger finally go to more than just the main attractions like Berlin, Munich and Schloss Neuschwanstein. I hope you enjoyed your stay and maybe next time you come visit, you'll head to the northern coastline and its islands, and maybe the bavarian forest (who's not getting the love it deserves on youtube ;D )
It is enjoyable watching affluent young Australians doing their obligatory European walk-a-about. I remember working with them in hotels in Holland in my early twenties.
the big cities usually dont have a lot of half-timbered houses left (or any old buildings for that matter) cause they were so heavily bombed in WWII (some cities were destroyed up to 80 or 90%)
Very, very nice.. i hope you did enjoy this trip in our nice Country.. The Germans are better as what other People thinking about us. We love the Life and we love you all! I am not from Germany, i am from the Netherlands, but i live soooo long times here, and i love this Country...Best regards from a netherlands people..
What you are noticing about medieval German towns is that they were constructed using "sacred" geometrical shapes and ratios, and that knowledge was transmitted orally from master to student (whether or not you want to believe in that stuff is not for me to decide...). You are noticing that these towns were founded long before there were any cars or airplanes. So streets are according to different requirements, namely those of the people who live there. Today, we design cities by how much money we can make from shopping...
Love your enthusiasm! Even though you guys are experienced Travelers and have been to Germany twice! It's that child within you that you evoke! don't ever become cynical! I could see you guys 70 years down the road - literally still with that youthful enthusiasm! Actually when you meet those 90 year old cute couples full of that youthful enthusiasm, they were like that 70 years before! think about that!
YAY you tried it! Steve is right definitely depends on where you buy it from on how well it’s served it’s much better when served on a plate at a sit down restaurant!
Hi, I loved your vid. Thanx! What foreigners mostly miss is the north of germany. Especially , the islands. But its soo beautiful there. You should visit this part of germany. Only germans seem to know how beautiful it is there. In summer its very hard to get a hotelroom, because lots of germans spend their holidays there. If you travel with less money you should try some Jugendherberge. There are very great.
Awesome video, I am visiting Germany in December can't wait. It is amazing the places Bundaberg Ginger Beer turns up. I was in Romania with a mate last October and found some Bundaberg Ginger Beer at a Cafe in Bucharest. :)
I feel like I need to visit as many German towns and cities as I can because they all seem incredible! I went to Berlin and Nuremberg last time I was there and loved both!
Xavier Leong, Germany is realy small, but with such a variety of different countrysides, just incredible. The north is completly different to the south, east or west. Infact, as a German I decided not to fly to any far away places around the world anymore instead to finally explore my country by car. Given each trip at least one week in any direction. I started in Frankfurt last week and drove to Cologne through Westerwald(Forest with beautiful small lakes, famous for excellent mineral water) from Cologne via beautiful wine country to Schwarzwald( our famous black forrest). That trip was amazing. I tried to avoid the Autobahn and had the best time to drive through small villages. Give Germany a chance👍
Thank you for yopur amazing view about Germany! And YES, you have to come back, incause there are so many things you have to see! For example: Have you ever visit the "Black Forest"? At Bad Wildbad is a tour called "Baumwipfel Pfad". It is a walk over the top of the trees. Our Karlsruhe, the "Fächerstadt", that means if you look on the city map it will look like a fan. Our the Lake Konstanz, Heidelberg, Freiburg, Kaiserstuhl, Schluchsee, and so on... Lets talk about food: "Maultaschen", "Schwarzwälder Kirschtorte", "Zwiebelrostbraten mit Spätzle", "Schupfnudeln mit Sauerkraut", and so on... Please come back and visit the South-West (Baden-Württemberg) of Germany. Okay, the other regions are pretty too, but I fell in love to Baden-Württemberg, U2?
Hey, it’s so awesome to see your adventures , but when I came across this video I was totally surprised. I am from the United States and live in Pennsylvania, but my mom is directly from Alsfeld, Germany. well the reason I was surprised is because the old man you saw painting his house is my Opa (Grandpa) my mom’s Dad. My mouth dropped. So cool to see and also it made me miss Alsfeld since I had visited a lot since I was little. Just had to share that and how cool it was to see
WHAT? Nooo way? That's insane we live in such a small world! Say hi to your opa from us 😊
Flying The Nest yes way lol I definitely will thanks for catching him on video 🙂 I can’t wait to show it to him and my aunts and my oma
Also another small world, my opa his name is Horst, his brother Manfred lives in Brisbane, Australia :) small world I tell ya
Wow, that's crazy! Does he paint and touch up his house everyday?. Such a cute well maintained home, you can tell he takes pride in it :) Gorgeous village. We have nothing like that in Australia
@@vanessamartin3218 It actually was not painting, but cleaning using a paint brush.
The best part about spaghetti ice is the half frozen whipped cream under the ice!
Yesssss
Absolutely. Spaghettieis is my favorite and unfortunately here in Belgium nobody knows it.
Wait... that is like the thing noone i know likes because it has no taste and is just so cold and hard that you cant eat it. Wtf
Yes! I love the half frozen whipped cream. I sometimes buy this litte frozen "Windbeutel" and eat them when there are still very, very cold :-)
Das die Sahne die unten rein kommt lecker
For us Germans a lot is so natural not only with us but throughout Europe, the food, the beer, the great architecture, everywhere you can print directly on a postcard, everything so normal and natural for us, we often forget how beautiful our country is, we should be so proud of it when young people from Australia visit us and have such a beautiful unforgettable time with us.
Thank you both for reminding us how beautiful our country is.
Well most of the old buildings in bigger towns like Frankfurt were destroyed during the allied bombings in WW2...that´s why you´ll find much more of them in smaller towns or villages because they were simply no bombing targets back then......
Häh?
Sorry I can´t follow you at all.....you are talking what ever about WW1...and I was talking in my comment about why are less medi-eval buildings in Germany´s bigger towns....I simply see no coherence in my comment to your response...
Tianli Xie
Yeah man, I don’t get you either
Spaghetti ice cream looks much nicer - and keeps the spaghetti looks longer - when you don't get it "to go" but have it on a regular plate at the ice cream shop. Best part, though, is the half frozen whipped cream underneath the ice cream.
bjoern0975 definitely
Actually, just to be a bit of a nerd here, the thing used to create the spaghetti effect is called a ricer (at least in Britain). Also, while the half-frozen whipped cream is definitely the best part (icing on the cake, anyone?), the traditional way was to use coconut or other nuts for the grated cheese part, but I do not mind the white chocolate that is the done thing these days.
The ice cream shop which invented Spaghettieis serves it with white chocolate - you nearly never get it with coconut anywhere. At least in the last 30 years ;) I never got an Spaghettieis with other nuts, and in 30 years only one time with coconut - an that wasn't very good.
Yes the half frozen cream :-O so amazing
Yeah, that how it has to be.
I'm an Australian who studied at Marburg University... very cool seeing these familiar places again 😃
My sis studied there, and I learnt to speak and think and dream English in Canberra, so I feel ya, mate.
I have been living in Germany my entire life but I have never seen it from this perspective, I think I fell in love with Germany because of your videos
One of the best things about traveling with you is seeing different places with the wide-eyed wonder that you both have. What beautiful scenery you showed on this amazing Germany series. Thank you!
That is the cutest little red riding hood/grandma/wolf doll I’ve ever seen!
Next time in Germany, you should see the north sea, especially Friesland and Ostfriesland.
I can guide you and show you some nice places.
So proud of my Country .
The most beautiful country in the world. :-)
ManuelB1b3r ,
why not?
The German countryside is definitely on my travel list now, thanks to you guys! It's just WAY too cute! Thanks for being our "eyes" until we're there. :)
Yeah, it is beatiful
Come to Goettingen ❤️
It´s so nice of you to speak of my home country in such a pleasent way. Thank you.
Can we just take a moment to address how jess looks at stephen. It always makes me smile. Also im re-watching some of the older vlogs and wanted to watch the Germany ones again.
Thanks for your very positive and enjoyable movies about my country. Enjoy your future travels.
OMG Germany is so beautiful.
Your videos in Germany help me a lot because I'm going there in just a month! ❤️
Have fun. Visit Hamburg :-) be welcomed
We're heading to Hamburg in about 5 weeks!! We currently have no plans! Any suggestions?
Indeed. Visit my brother *lol*
There are plenty of things to check out close to/in Frankfurt (just in case you're arrival here). If you're interested in Castles I'd recommend "Braunfels". You're interested in history? Check out the "Hessenpark" (with a fully rebuild roman castle just around the corner) etc etc etc
Have fun :o)
Sally And Ed yes,Walk through Speicherstadt to Hafencity to Elbphilharmonie. Visit the church Michel and nearby Kramer Amtstuben (so cute old buildings). Go to Landungsbrücken, if you have alle dayticket dir public Transport, you can Ride The ferrys (circle Line), dont forget to Go upstairs (in ferry) to sit outside and have an nice View.
At Landungsbrücken you have to see alter Elbtunnel. It is so old!
Feel save,you can Walk everywhere,There are no nogo areas here (yes, i am from Hamburg ;). And every German younger than 50 can speak Englisch.
There is so much more,ask!!!
Best!
Ich bin Deutscher ,daher spreche ich kein Englisch,oder Amerekanisch ..euch da es euch beiden soviel Spass gemacht hat ,dann empfehle ich euch ,kommt nach KÖLN ZUM KARNEVAL ,das dürfte ein unglaubliches Erlebniss sein !!!
Yayy finally someone is visiting my town Marburg, thanks for stopping by
very nice couple, who showed me places in my own country I have never seen before, or even known how beautiful they are! Thanks for showing my country all over the world!
Very nice videos in Germany. wow.. You doing it great!
usually in spaghetti ice cream, there is like whipped cream at the botton, which is frozen when you finaly reach it and that's the hight light of spaghetti ice cream!?
Richard Lange yesssss
Yeah that's the best part.
Omg!! Jess you made me cry at the end of the video. I love Egypt with a passion..I completely understand your emotions.
I just started watching your vlogs this past week and you lifted my spirits. I've always wanted to travel overseas but i never had the funds to pursuit it, you guys are really helping me get motivated about wanting to see new places.
love you guys!!
I've really enjoyed your Germany trip. I've lived and studied in Marburg for about 5 years and now I live in Frankfurt. Sometimes when you live there you take it for granted because you see it every day. But seeing you two experience these cities and being so blown away makes me appreciate living here so much more and it makes me realize once again how lucky I am to live and have lived in these cities. So thank you :) Keep doing what you're doing and be your authentic wonderful selves! Happy travels!
This german series was incredible ❤ You really showed off how amazing it would be to drive around and see all the small towns! I must go!
amazing drone shots😍 Germany is so beautiful🤗
But most tourist simply ignore that they have to have a permission to use drones in public places/space. You could be fined quite easily for t hat thing.
@@agn855 no the City is a no fly zone in any way even with a license
The coolest Town, i've ever seen!
Thank you for showing this Film and i live in Germany for 58 years!
I have to go to this Town in 2019!
It’s wonderful and a tribute to the Adventure in Life, in how you both Travel. I love 💕 the fact that you journey while splurging on Cuisine 🥮🍨Hotels 🏰 and Helicoptering 🚁 and 🛶.
We LOVED the Germany series! Thanks guys.
I moved to Marburg last year and it was the best decision of my life. I still don’t get over the beauty of it🥰
Amazing to see my country through your eyes. So beautiful.
The tale of Red riding hood is actually of French origin but made its way to Germany via the Hugenottes, who fled to Germany and told the tale to the brothers Grimm in Kassel, who wrote it down and made it part of the famous collection "Deutsche Hausmärchen".
GeilerRitter true
Please visit Sababurg /Dornröschenschloss. My favorite place in Germany
Das ist nicht ganz richtig.Das Märchen stammt ursprünglich von den Annunaki die es den Hugenotten gegen eine Knoblauchzehe in ihren Präcortex kopiert haben.Wir wollen doch keine Geschichtsklitterung betreiben,oder!?
You guys have suuch cool travel videos! Perfect length, perfect timing, great recos everything great. Aand, especially the casual/matter-of-factly open-mindedness whether you are in Manila, Cairo, Warsaw...Love it thank you guys. I hope that the more people itch to travel during the pandemic the even more subscribers you get!
Great Story about my Country. THX for this. Hope you come back.. There are many beautiful places here.
You have done a great Germany Road Trip. For me who lives here in Germany, it was really sweet to see many things, I, myself have not yet seen.
If you ever come again you have to visit Dresden!!! The architecture will blow you away.
Your getting me through lockdown... it’s keeping me positive! During these uncertainties. Thank you!!!
The spaghetti ice must be presented on a plate, not in a plastic cup!
Yeah, i have never seen that before either
True, but the plastic cup is the only way to get it on the go :/
YAY! So excited to keep following along!
You are so cute! It's nice to see how people from other countries discover Germany! There are really lots of nice places. Wish you many interesting travels! I will follow your canal , that's fun!
This was a very nice series about your trip through Germany, I really enjoyed watching. You guys are always welcome.... greetings from Dortmund.
Ihr macht das wirklich sehr gut.....ich habe Lust nach Deutschland zu reisen,Obwohl ich seit 57 hier lebe....Well done 👋
That was Silas' wall!
Yes they missed on him
Ahhh MAHBURG
Loved your Germany series! Can’t wait to see Egypt.
I love your choice of sound track you add to some of your vlogs - any chance you can list the songs featured at the end? Happy travelling!
you are soooo amazing....I just lové your tapes..... I am German, I lived in Seattle for 6 years, 2 years in NY. City and now I live on the Corsican Island in France- . So I finally discovered you and got Addict. Thank you su you
I am a German who loves to watch videos to see what foreigners think of my country. When I watched your November 2015 episodes I heard Jess say that she would love to visit Luxembourg but the hotels are to expensive like 600-ish. My recommendation: get a hotel/Airbnb in Trier, Germany for one tenth of the price and take a 50 minutes train ride into Luxembourg for €19.40
Great vid guys! Alsfeld looks 😍😍😍😍😍 Getting us totally pumped for Germany!
Hi, i´ve seen your video´s the first time and i thank you soo much!! When you live here in Germany you don´t see a lot of the beauty any more. But when you will come for a next trip you have to visit the north of our contry and the islands they also sooo beautiful.
Glad you enjoyed our city - Marburg is a treat indeed
I am german and i have visited Alsfeld last year. Friends of mine had their wedding there :)
In Germany we have a lot of medium-sized beautiful cities. You visited some. I thank you for that!.. I studied in Marburg..long, long time ago... You brought back the old feelings to me.💖
Just love your perspective on my country. Especially that you visited smaller and towns in Germany, that are no prior tourist targets like Marburg and Alsbach. Here are so many nice little towns around.
You should know that the Römer in Frankfurt isn‘t just a normal old town, in fact it’s the place where the king got crowned 😊
When you live for a long time in a place after a while you kind of get used to it and the magic wears out. I do an exercise from time to time: I try to look at the place I'm in with the new eyes, the ones I discovered the place with, to slow the pace a little bit and be a tourist in my town. It's magical. Thank you for the world through your eyes. :)
Nice video as always from the travel vlog OGs. The doll was so cool, you can tell the entire story to a kid, complete with different characters and voices, with just the one doll!
Oh noooooo. You went to Marburg just when Kaitlyn & Silas Nacita and Conner Sullivan are on vacation. 😁
Thank you! Very nice trip you made there!
Ha! I had a Little Red Riding Hood doll like that when I was little! (Way back in the 70's! Lol)
Who would thought that Germany has so much to offer to tourists? :) Nice vid! Like all of yours!
Germany is kinda known for the beauty and little towns, plus there vibrant cities like Berlin, Hamburg or Frankfurt. Plenty of tourists around
germany is absolutely underrated
There's a really cool Canal System that runs down Frankfurt. There's boats on the water that are restaurants and there's bars along the whole thing. It's a really cool spot to grab a drink and just enjoy the cool breeze of the summer night there. Had an 8 Hour layover and was able to ride the bus down there with a group of friends. Really cool spot.
Super pumped about Egypt! Would love to go there some day. Your channel just gets better with every video. Love it!
I love it too. It is not a canal, but a river. Best time is last weekend of August for the big Museum Festival. 3 Miles long, it is crazy
cool to see you guys in marburg. i used to study there for some semesters years ago ✌
Great Video! Love the doll, 3 in 1 so cute..the intro to the Egypt was very dramatic.
i love germany series!!! i wanna see more videos like this.
Thumbs up for Marburg
"They study at Hogwarts" i laughed so hard:D
I've seen your photos on Instagram and it looks AMAZING, I will definitely be watching this series!
Wow.
Such a great series! I'm from Germany. I even am regularly in Alsfeld, but I never took a closer look. 😓
Now I'd like to travel that fairy rout as well! 😍
wow it's so cool that you've been to Alsfeld! there's this huge hippie festival close to Alsfeld every year, so I go to Alsfeld by train (it's just around the corner from my hometown actually) every year and I really like it there!
Its wonderful to see a blogger/vlogger finally go to more than just the main attractions like Berlin, Munich and Schloss Neuschwanstein. I hope you enjoyed your stay and maybe next time you come visit, you'll head to the northern coastline and its islands, and maybe the bavarian forest (who's not getting the love it deserves on youtube ;D )
How cool you dropped off in Marburg, I actually live here! I love the city so much 😍
I think that you and boyfriend are amazing together!
Seth Elledge They are married
Very pretty girl
It is enjoyable watching affluent young Australians doing their obligatory European walk-a-about.
I remember working with them in hotels in Holland in my early twenties.
9 motnhs ago - 92k! Holy crap guys - you're killing it. So cool to see you in some of the places that i've been visiting my whole life
the big cities usually dont have a lot of half-timbered houses left (or any old buildings for that matter) cause they were so heavily bombed in WWII (some cities were destroyed up to 80 or 90%)
Cool You visited Marburg. I studied there, had a great time. All the best!
Very, very nice.. i hope you did enjoy this trip in our nice Country.. The Germans are better as what other People thinking about us. We love the Life and we love you all! I am not from Germany, i am from the Netherlands, but i live soooo long times here, and i love this Country...Best regards from a netherlands people..
Can’t wait for the new series!
It all looks so great!! Can't wait to see Egypt Love you both M & D xxx
What you are noticing about medieval German towns is that they were constructed using "sacred" geometrical shapes and ratios, and that knowledge was transmitted orally from master to student (whether or not you want to believe in that stuff is not for me to decide...). You are noticing that these towns were founded long before there were any cars or airplanes. So streets are according to different requirements, namely those of the people who live there. Today, we design cities by how much money we can make from shopping...
Minute 5:53 Flag and City coat of arms"Tangermümde" !
Love your enthusiasm!
Even though you guys are experienced Travelers and have been to Germany twice!
It's that child within you that you evoke! don't ever become cynical! I could see you guys 70 years down the road - literally still with that youthful enthusiasm!
Actually when you meet those 90 year old cute couples full of that youthful enthusiasm, they were like that 70 years before! think about that!
Danke für einen anderen Eindruck von Germany ich lebe in mittel Hessen und ich liebe es hier zu leben es ist einfach nur wunderschön
YAY you tried it! Steve is right definitely depends on where you buy it from on how well it’s served it’s much better when served on a plate at a sit down restaurant!
Frankfurt! Home sweet home! I'm a litte homesick now, sitting in Berlin ;-)
yeah, Frankfurt is great
Sitting in Shabby Town,how come?
Mee too :) I made the exactly same move about two years ago. I miss FFM.
Nice Video. Next Time in Germany come to Noth Germany and look the Northsea and Eastsea with his little Islands.
yeah, do that and step by at hamburg. The most beautiful "big" city in Germany.
Itˋs called baltic sea 😊
The Northsea is not the Baltic Sea
On the north sea go to the island the name is Norderney
Correct. But there is no Eastsea. What you call „Eastsea“ ist the baltic sea.
You had to go to Münster. The city is so beautiful.
EGYPT! The Germany series was so good but we haven't seen much on Egypt! Cannot wait. 👍 - Anna
It feels like there's almost no Egypt content! So keen for whats coming up!
Spaghetty ice cream is so delight . Mix spaghety n ice cream absolutely has different taste than regular
Marbug is impressived ..n beauty...
Hi, I loved your vid. Thanx! What foreigners mostly miss is the north of germany. Especially , the islands. But its soo beautiful there. You should visit this part of germany. Only germans seem to know how beautiful it is there. In summer its very hard to get a hotelroom, because lots of germans spend their holidays there. If you travel with less money you should try some Jugendherberge. There are very great.
2:25 WOOW mind-blowing i Love creative stuff like this ..
7:22 woahh looks SO YUMMY ..
just randomly stumbled upon this. my wedding dinner was at bückingsgarten (i come from the area)! glad you liked it! :)
You must visit Hamburg!😍
Haha "STARTING his day..."
...seen as he's an old man living in Germany he's probably up since 5AM 😂
Great Videos guys. You should see Cologne it's beautiful. Climb up the cathedral is a great view in the end;)
You‘ve got missed the North of Germany. Especially the coast is unique and you can find very special places. I can show you around if you like to.
Hey you two :)
Nice Videos. I like your way to do this.
Greetings from Germany
Tobi
Awesome video, I am visiting Germany in December can't wait. It is amazing the places Bundaberg Ginger Beer turns up. I was in Romania with a mate last October and found some Bundaberg Ginger Beer at a Cafe in Bucharest. :)
haha it follows us everywhere :P
I feel like I need to visit as many German towns and cities as I can because they all seem incredible! I went to Berlin and Nuremberg last time I was there and loved both!
Xavier Leong, Germany is realy small, but with such a variety of different countrysides, just incredible. The north is completly different to the south, east or west. Infact, as a German I decided not to fly to any far away places around the world anymore instead to finally explore my country by car. Given each trip at least one week in any direction. I started in Frankfurt last week and drove to Cologne through Westerwald(Forest with beautiful small lakes, famous for excellent mineral water) from Cologne via beautiful wine country to Schwarzwald( our famous black forrest). That trip was amazing. I tried to avoid the Autobahn and had the best time to drive through small villages. Give Germany a chance👍
You are my favorite youtube couple! you have an amazing vibe and both are cute together :)
Thank you for yopur amazing view about Germany!
And YES, you have to come back, incause there are so many things you have to see!
For example: Have you ever visit the "Black Forest"?
At Bad Wildbad is a tour called "Baumwipfel Pfad". It is a walk over the top of the trees.
Our Karlsruhe, the "Fächerstadt", that means if you look on the city map it will look like a fan.
Our the Lake Konstanz, Heidelberg, Freiburg, Kaiserstuhl, Schluchsee, and so on...
Lets talk about food: "Maultaschen", "Schwarzwälder Kirschtorte", "Zwiebelrostbraten mit Spätzle", "Schupfnudeln mit Sauerkraut", and so on...
Please come back and visit the South-West (Baden-Württemberg) of Germany.
Okay, the other regions are pretty too, but I fell in love to Baden-Württemberg, U2?