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Fly to Munich or Frankfurt. 2h train ride and you're there. Frankfurt might be quicker, but Munich is more beautiful. Also, as Rok said, you get the chance to visit some more Bavarian towns. Be warned: Bavarian beauty is fractal: the closer you look, the more you find. Especially in the southern parts, just about every village has a few historic houses (most of them still inhabited by the families that built them, they're not museums!). 🙂
Definitely worth in winter. But mainly due to the Christmas market. (The zoo is quite big... nevertheless I would never advise to go to zoos in general. But that's up to you obviously.)
@@Gavinkeenan1 Well, you're sort of right. Franconians weren't at all happy to be handed over to Bavaria by Napoleon in 1806, and many of them still aren't - if you remarked something about Franconia being in Bavaria or about Franconians being Bavarians anywhere near Franconians, they would be very likely to correct you and to emphasise that they are NOT Bavarians. Couple of reasons for this, I'll just list a few: for one, traditionally, there was a religiously rift - Franconians being almost exclusively protestant while Bavaria is strongly Catholic. Franconia also has always been more oriented towards central Germany while Bavaria looked towards Italy. Franconia is also more influenced by its position at the central mountain ranges of Germany, as opposed to the Alps, which Bavarian identity is strongly tied to. And quite a big one - Nuremberg is a lot older used to be a lot bigger, richer and more important than Munich in the middle ages, when Nuremberg was an extremely important Reichsstadt (imperial city); after the handover to Bavaria though, Nuremberg was very indebted so the Bavarians took away all the riches they could get their fingers on and sold them and used them to build up Munich. All of this hasn't gone down well with Franconians, and there is a lot of resentment to this day, though most might not mean it as seriously or feel as strongly about it as used to be the case.
One of the best video I have seen on nürnberg
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Great informative video showcasing this wonderful medieval city, I certainly won't be short of things to do when I visit in August 😀
Thanks. I wishy you a great trip 🤗
@@rokgoesaround Thank you 😀
The best video I have seen about Nuremberg.
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A comprehensive video! Great work!
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Looks fantastic. I look forward to my first trip to Nuremberg!
Thanks 🤗 I wish you a great time in beautiful Nuremberg.
One should also visit the _Tower of the Senses (Turm der Sinne)_
and the _Marriage Merry-Go-Round Fountain (Ehekarussell)_
Thanks for the suggestions.
🌍 Your travel videos are like a passport to adventure! 🛫🌆 I can't get enough of the incredible places you're exploring and the cultures you're sharing. If you're up for more thrilling journeys and curious to explore hidden gems, my channel is a treasure trove of travel inspiration waiting for you. Let's keep the wanderlust alive! ✈🎥
Another great vid Rok!! Cannot wait to visit! Keep up the hard work
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Amazing video! Been there last year and I fell in love with this place.
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You deserve more views!
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Great vídeo!
Thanks 🤗 Happy you like it.
Start Here to Learn of Nuremberg.
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Amazing
Love your videos ❤❤
Hope next year there will be again balkans
Thanks 🤗 Going to the Balkans soon.
Very nice video. I've lived here for about 15 years and you found a few details I didn't know. 🙂
Thanks 🤗 Nice to hear from someone who lived there for so long.
Hi! I'm Reese from a Philippine travel agency called Travel Specialist Ventures. I love your Nuremberg tour!
Hi Reese, I am so glad that you like my video 🤗
In case you would like to use my footage please send me an email: rokgoesaround@gmail.com
Now on my list. Unfortunately no direct flights from where I live.
It might be worth to do a couple of Bavarian towns in one trip 🤗
Fly to Munich or Frankfurt. 2h train ride and you're there. Frankfurt might be quicker, but Munich is more beautiful. Also, as Rok said, you get the chance to visit some more Bavarian towns. Be warned: Bavarian beauty is fractal: the closer you look, the more you find. Especially in the southern parts, just about every village has a few historic houses (most of them still inhabited by the families that built them, they're not museums!). 🙂
Is Nuremberg worth visiting during the winters especially the tiergarten ?
Definitely worth in winter. But mainly due to the Christmas market. (The zoo is quite big... nevertheless I would never advise to go to zoos in general. But that's up to you obviously.)
Isn't nuremberg in Franconia?
It is. Did he say that it wasn’t ?
@@billycohan6975 i thought Franconia and Bavaria were 2 different provinces/states but I just learnt that ones inside the other
@@Gavinkeenan1 Well, you're sort of right. Franconians weren't at all happy to be handed over to Bavaria by Napoleon in 1806, and many of them still aren't - if you remarked something about Franconia being in Bavaria or about Franconians being Bavarians anywhere near Franconians, they would be very likely to correct you and to emphasise that they are NOT Bavarians. Couple of reasons for this, I'll just list a few: for one, traditionally, there was a religiously rift - Franconians being almost exclusively protestant while Bavaria is strongly Catholic. Franconia also has always been more oriented towards central Germany while Bavaria looked towards Italy. Franconia is also more influenced by its position at the central mountain ranges of Germany, as opposed to the Alps, which Bavarian identity is strongly tied to. And quite a big one - Nuremberg is a lot older used to be a lot bigger, richer and more important than Munich in the middle ages, when Nuremberg was an extremely important Reichsstadt (imperial city); after the handover to Bavaria though, Nuremberg was very indebted so the Bavarians took away all the riches they could get their fingers on and sold them and used them to build up Munich. All of this hasn't gone down well with Franconians, and there is a lot of resentment to this day, though most might not mean it as seriously or feel as strongly about it as used to be the case.
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