A few tour ideas for DÜSSELDORF, Germany 🇩🇪 🍺 Old town & Altbier tasting: bit.ly/30rdsFX 🥨 Food tour: bit.ly/3BPUVkr 🦉 Nightwatchman tour: bit.ly/3vghzjI (These are affiliate links, so we do earn a small commission if you book through them!)
German expat here. After 15 years in Canada, I'll be moving to Düsseldorf next year. I'm still not 100% if it's the right decision to leave Canada, but your video really makes me look forward to living in Düsseldorf. Thank you putting this together, I really appreciate it.
though you went to Uerige, one of the really good breweries in Düsseldorf, you missed the Füchschen in the Ratinger Strasse - they've also got a wonderful beer, even own ice cream made of beer and some of the best classic german cuisine for an affordable price. Right nearby is the Ratinger Tor - the original "entrance" to the city from the days of Napoleon. That's where he entered the city around 200 years ago. You should also mention the Aquazoo, right next to the Nordpark with a huge japanese garden - maintained by the japanese community in Düsseldorf (the biggest japanese colony in Europe btw.) If you're into skiing - just skip right over the rhine to Neuss and you'll find an indoor skiing track. Or, if you prefer some more historic and classic history lessons, head down to Benrath and visit Schloss Benrath or the museum of nature and history right within the manor. Back in the Altstadt, the best ice cream can be bought at Pia in the Kasernenstrasse, whereas the best hot chocolate or chocolate in general can be obtained at Gut&Gerne at the Burgplatz. And, on the Königsallee, you'll find "Heinemann" - with delicious cake, the world's best champagne truffles. If you're into trying out the different kinds of bread, go and step by at "Hinkel" in the Altstadt. Both of these stores are well-known for their craftmanship and usage of only organic ingredients.
Thanks for visit Düsseldorf. Come again in visit more, it is so match ( i have no idea to ride "viel" in english) more in Düsseldorf. Greetings from Düsseldorf:)
I did a Horror Convention here. Wanted to see it again so watched your video. Very nice place. Very nice people. I had a lot of fun and hope to come back one day!
Great recomendations guys, I just went to Vienna and I saw your Vienna video, and now I´m traveling to Dusseldorf and I also have this great video to have an Idea of what I can see there :D
You guys saw Pascuala Ilabaca! she's actually a very popular singer here in her country Chile, so weird to see her randomly in a video about Germany :) hopefully I'll visit soon. Great video!
I'm from Scotland, I visited Düsseldorf for the first time this week. I did not like the divide between the super wealthy who shop in the expensive stores while ordinary people could only stare in the window, anyway who needs a 35000 Euro watch or a 2000 Euro Handbag, someone who is vain, arrogant and has a very high opinion of themselves? A person I would avoid. Better to use the clock on your mobile phone. The 25 minute return train to Cologne cost 31.30 Euro which is at least twice what a similar distance would cost in Scotland. Now for the good points I enjoyed the parks, the mixture of old and modern architecture , the Rhine was lovely on a sunny day and the various modes of transportation was was good. The proximity to Cologne was good and affordable accommodation was available, the streets were clean enough and the people were quite friendly. English was widely spoken which helped a lot.
Normally travelling from Cologne to Düsseldorf is *much* cheaper, it seems to me that you booked a wrong ticket or something. But yes, as a person from Düsseldorf I understand your points. I guess you probably took the IC or ICE train which is meant for longer distances. For this distance I would rather recommend the regional train (RE) which is just 5 minutes slower and has a fixed price of 11.90€ per direction on this trip. (so 23,80€ total).
WoW...Im impressed,no NAZI comments in here!Germany is open for everybody and open for new ppl all over the world.Nice to see you visit this beautiful land with a great history&culture(btw many politic guys here said Germany doesnt have a culture and a german folk never exists)...so thx that ppl like u two prove they´re wrong!
Having never been attracted to Germany as such, no hard feelings, I think it is a testament to your skills that I felt entertained and even intrigued - grats....:-)......that squirming Jazz singer was sorta cool and Audrey, before, and not least during her "incredible feats of spiderman talents" was hilarious, endearing even...so, how come Sam didn't do the gentelmanly thing and don the suit.....that would have gone viral....:-)
Hahaha...thanks! Oh my, that concert was good. Too bad we just caught the tail end of it. Oh, that would have been way too much spidey for one video! ;)
It's been a while since I have sat down to watch your vlogs , so much work on and also had a weeks holiday in Spain , so we will catch up I promise lol good work guys your superb at what you do
Samuel and Audrey - Travel and Food Videos it was a lovely break in the sun , relaxed walked about and had lovely food cocktails etc , both had a busy year with work so was well earned , I was going to ask have you ever been to Japan and more important to myself tokyo ? I can't find A vlog but maybe not looked hard enough , thanks guys 😎
You definitely have to visit "Bob&Mary" in the Oldtown or Media Harbour! Best burgers in town! But I'd recommend you to reserve a table online, if you're planning to visit the restaurant by lunch or dinner
@@samuelandaudrey You're welcome! Working there as waiter and I got much good feedback from Amercian guests. Just notice me or leave a PM if you'd like to reserve a table (Walter is just a nickname)
Lovely Video! Thank you for charing. If you wan't to do something compleatly new (next time you'r in town) I can teach you how to sew in just 2 hours! See you soon in one of my Enlish sewing classes in Düsseldorf/Flingern. Take care!
@@samuelandaudrey Yes please, the (far) north of Düsseldorf has also nice old towns and idyllic landscapes! Basically everything north of the airport thats still part of Düsseldorf is worth seeing. But go further north and you reach Duisburg, which is basically Germany's Detroit^^ (Not all that bad tho) Living in this part of Düsseldorf actually feels like town life, with very good connections to a beautiful city.
As a local I acutally like the contrast between Düsseldorf and Duisburg (and the rest of the cities in the Rhine-Ruhr metropolitan area). I also like the spirit of the mix of huge worn down industrial hubs and new green city development which is happening in the whole region right now.
"You are spider woman....how to do u feel?.".... " I feel like a construction worker"....omg audery u r so funny.....all the Indian food is making my mouth water......the canal looks so perfect for a evening spring walk....free public library???? Wooowww that's so cool....my favorite two thing-insta pics and books...awesome video guys...keep up
Hi guys! We love your videos. We are planning a trip to this beautiful city in September. Would you please share where you stayed? Location? We are looking at Airbnb's. Thank you!!
Thank you very much! Well, the best worst thing happened when my Olympus broke. It sucks when technology fails randomly but I had my eye on the Panasonic GH5 and getting it a bit earlier than I expected has been a blessing in disguise. I'm really enjoying the colors, contrasts and variable frame rates (slow motion) so far. It has really opened up some new ways for us to film and also it has made me more excited to be shooting.
Thank you! Recently my Olympus bit the dust and I ended up replacing it with a Panasonic GH5. I have to say it was a rather happy misfortune as I'm loving the camera. Honestly, the way it captures colors + slow motion capabilities is really enhancing what we can do these days filming wise.
We recently had some pretty amazing food experiences in Glasgow which I think still has an underrated and emerging food scene. We honestly haven't visited enough cities to give a thorough analysis though.
We read it too late for you. But if anyone else reads this: Feel free to visit our website www.videoguide-duesseldorf.de, it's in english as well. You'll find all important sightseeing spots there. Adresses, entrance fees, opening times and much more.
hello Sam and Audrey , it is a awesome video i like to watch haha , i have a question to ask , when the video use slow motion sometimes , it is so smooth，that is set in 4K shooting ？or 1080P in higher frame ？ thank you ：D
Thank you very much! I got a new camera not too long ago when my Olympus broke and my new camera a Panasonic GH5 has some really cool slow motion frame rates including, 90, 120, 150 and 180. I'm using 180 a lot on a custom dial (the camera has 3 custom dials) meaning I have it preset already to the exact slow motion settings I want and I just have to press the record button and it works like a charm. Honestly, this is by far my favorite camera I've ever owned. I'm really happy with the colors, contrast and slow motion ability. It is such a big upgrade over the camera I used to have. I'd highly recommend it :)
Assistindo o vidro Dusseldorf me remete a uma Vila Madalena da Alemanha ou ao hype Brooklin americano com o bônus de natureza... muito a fim de conhecer!!!
Ah, we have a few from a couple of years ago. We did a Milan city guide for instance. We're planning to really key in on Italy next year with some confirmed plans to visit Rome, Florence and Venice.
LOL I have SO many questions for you guys. You know how you just kind of get sucked into a TH-cam channel and just want to know more about them? Well that's how I feel about you guys. Like how did you get into YouTubing? Is TH-cam your only income source on the road? Why did you decide to not have other social media outlets (you have no joint instagram or twitter)? Advice for people who want to be digital nomads. Best and worst things about being digital nomads. Your favorite destinations? Best and worst travel experiences? A place you're dying to travel to and a place that you're dying to return to? Do you ever plan on having a home base and having kids? I could go on and on...
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A few tour ideas for DÜSSELDORF, Germany 🇩🇪
🍺 Old town & Altbier tasting: bit.ly/30rdsFX
🥨 Food tour: bit.ly/3BPUVkr
🦉 Nightwatchman tour: bit.ly/3vghzjI
(These are affiliate links, so we do earn a small commission if you book through them!)
Don’t forget carrying 40lbs dumbbells in your pocket for the true Dunzeldorf experience
Tell them bro
On ma Dunsel
😂
@@LimeLivesMatterI’m Dorf nice to meet you!!
Together should we fight crime?
Watch out for them dumbbells 👀👀
I just came to see how y'all niggas get down
Haven't seen one 40 lb weight yet
😭😭😭
Aye man you already know what they do 😤🏋️
No cap lmao
Lmao 😂
Straight from dusseldorf bro
Ayo trarags
Watch yourself, they got heat seeking dumbbells.
On the dead Dunssels 😔
It look real out there. Better becareful.
Why
Beste Stadt am Rhein ♥️
Of all places, why did Tra choose to big up there?!?
Tra rags brought me here
😂😂😂
thank you for portraying my hometown. :-)
Thanks! We really enjoyed visiting.
I got those dumbbells for the low. Gotta be prepared
Düsseldorf, definitely one of the most interesting city's in Germany!
Indeed! Indeed!
German expat here. After 15 years in Canada, I'll be moving to Düsseldorf next year. I'm still not 100% if it's the right decision to leave Canada, but your video really makes me look forward to living in Düsseldorf. Thank you putting this together, I really appreciate it.
Thank you! Best wishes with your move back to Germany and specifically Düsseldorf.
Why did you leave the great Canada?
How do you feel at the moment, since you may have been here for a while?
@@bonsaibaum I lasted 5 months. I'm back in Canada.
@@danielvargas1455 That is something I started asking myself after one month there...
This is one of my favorite vlogs. I don't know how I missed this one until now!
Thank you! It was a really fun to be back in Germany a bit last year.
I'm moving to Düsseldorf this week, thank you for sharing!
Thanks Reya! Wishing you the best.
And how do you like it here now?
A very nice Place is the Benrather Castle it is so romantic and there is a beautiful garden too
Thanks! Appreciate the recommendation :)
I'm going to Düsseldorf next week! So now I'm basically surfing around looking for some nice vlog / traveling videos in Düsseldorf. Nice video!
Thanks! Hope you have a great trip next week.
though you went to Uerige, one of the really good breweries in Düsseldorf, you missed the Füchschen in the Ratinger Strasse - they've also got a wonderful beer, even own ice cream made of beer and some of the best classic german cuisine for an affordable price.
Right nearby is the Ratinger Tor - the original "entrance" to the city from the days of Napoleon. That's where he entered the city around 200 years ago.
You should also mention the Aquazoo, right next to the Nordpark with a huge japanese garden - maintained by the japanese community in Düsseldorf (the biggest japanese colony in Europe btw.)
If you're into skiing - just skip right over the rhine to Neuss and you'll find an indoor skiing track.
Or, if you prefer some more historic and classic history lessons, head down to Benrath and visit Schloss Benrath or the museum of nature and history right within the manor.
Back in the Altstadt, the best ice cream can be bought at Pia in the Kasernenstrasse, whereas the best hot chocolate or chocolate in general can be obtained at Gut&Gerne at the Burgplatz.
And, on the Königsallee, you'll find "Heinemann" - with delicious cake, the world's best champagne truffles. If you're into trying out the different kinds of bread, go and step by at "Hinkel" in the Altstadt. Both of these stores are well-known for their craftmanship and usage of only organic ingredients.
Thank you for all of the wonderful suggestions! I hope we can revisit again soon :)
Thanks alot for your tips!!!
This video is amazing! Just what I was looking for for my trip to Dusseldorf! Thank yoU!
Thanks Ryan! Hope you have a great trip.
Thanks for visit Düsseldorf. Come again in visit more, it is so match ( i have no idea to ride "viel" in english) more in Düsseldorf. Greetings from Düsseldorf:)
Thank you! I hope we can return again soon.
This video was perfect!! You guys did everything I look for in a travel vlog.
Thank you very much Linda!
@@samuelandaudrey You're welcome.
Awesome video guys!
Thank you!
Wish every travel video was this good and informative. Good job guys!
Thank you very much!
thanks to this video i found out about frittenwerk. i went there today and it was amazing
Oh, that is cool to hear! What did you get?
Audrey and Sam, this was such a well done and very enjoyable video. It put a smile on my face and a desire to follow your footsteps. Thank you!
Thank you very much!
Glad to hear it was one of your biggest travel suprises. Thank you for sharing this video. Fun to watch. Greetings from Düsseldorf!
Thank you!
I did a Horror Convention here. Wanted to see it again so watched your video. Very nice place. Very nice people. I had a lot of fun and hope to come back one day!
Great recomendations guys, I just went to Vienna and I saw your Vienna video, and now I´m traveling to Dusseldorf and I also have this great video to have an Idea of what I can see there :D
Thank you very much! Hope you have a great time visiting dusseldorf.
As always a perfect video guys😀😀😀
Ah, thank you very much!
Home 😍
Thanks for the great video
Thanks for watching!
Going there in 3 days super excited 😜
Thanks for all the info. really appreciate it
Thanks Carlos!
Wow! So interesting architecture there gosh :) I wish I were here:)
Thank you! Hope you can visit soon.
yes maybe !
Raaayelakeheeedineezinaaaa
Hey guys you made me feel excited to visit Dusseldorf shortly. I really like your video #Goodvibes
Thank you! That is exciting to hear!
Another beautiful and interesting video,thanks!!!
Thank you very much!
Ahhh Düsseldorf is so beautiful. *-* Awesome video!
Thank you very much! We really enjoyed visiting :)
Awesome thanks for sharing your adventure 👀📸👍👍👍👍📸
Thank you very much for watching! We sure appreciate it :)
Never heard of currywurst before. It looked yummy amazing. Great video! Got me pumped for a jalapeno cheddar smokiedog.lol!!
Currywurst is just German sausage and curry+ketchup sauce.
Cool! Do try it if you get the chance. It is so good. I loved it the first time I tried it and I've only grown to like it more and more.
Basic stuff but man soooo good!
Watching you guys eating though the whole video!!!!
Thanks
Hope you enjoyed it!
It’s a deviled egg lol I like how they made it tho
Thanks!
You guys saw Pascuala Ilabaca! she's actually a very popular singer here in her country Chile, so weird to see her randomly in a video about Germany :) hopefully I'll visit soon. Great video!
Wow! So interesting to hear. Wondering if she was doing a European tour that year.
Thank you guys! We will go soon for sure.
Thank you! Hope you have a great trip.
I'm from Scotland, I visited Düsseldorf for the first time this week. I did not like the divide between the super wealthy who shop in the expensive stores while ordinary people could only stare in the window, anyway who needs a 35000 Euro watch or a 2000 Euro Handbag, someone who is vain, arrogant and has a very high opinion of themselves? A person I would avoid. Better to use the clock on your mobile phone. The 25 minute return train to Cologne cost 31.30 Euro which is at least twice what a similar distance would cost in Scotland. Now for the good points I enjoyed the parks, the mixture of old and modern architecture , the Rhine was lovely on a sunny day and the various modes of transportation was was good. The proximity to Cologne was good and affordable accommodation was available, the streets were clean enough and the people were quite friendly. English was widely spoken which helped a lot.
Normally travelling from Cologne to Düsseldorf is *much* cheaper, it seems to me that you booked a wrong ticket or something. But yes, as a person from Düsseldorf I understand your points. I guess you probably took the IC or ICE train which is meant for longer distances. For this distance I would rather recommend the regional train (RE) which is just 5 minutes slower and has a fixed price of 11.90€ per direction on this trip. (so 23,80€ total).
MaXtremeTrains In the end I took the €3 flix train.
Great video! Btw thanks for making my hunger wake up 🤦🏻♀️
Thank you! There is some great food in the city.
Raaaaayenisaaaaaalakeheeeedinee
Love you guys, you do some of the best vlogs on the toob
Ah, thank you very much William!
so exciting thanks
Thank you very much Ali!
Greetings from Düsseldorf
Well done Video
Thank you very much!
WoW...Im impressed,no NAZI comments in here!Germany is open for everybody and open for new ppl all over the world.Nice to see you visit this beautiful land with a great history&culture(btw many politic guys here said Germany doesnt have a culture and a german folk never exists)...so thx that ppl like u two prove they´re wrong!
Having never been attracted to Germany as such, no hard feelings, I think it is a testament to your skills that I felt entertained and even intrigued - grats....:-)......that squirming Jazz singer was sorta cool and Audrey, before, and not least during her "incredible feats of spiderman talents" was hilarious, endearing even...so, how come Sam didn't do the gentelmanly thing and don the suit.....that would have gone viral....:-)
Hahaha...thanks! Oh my, that concert was good. Too bad we just caught the tail end of it. Oh, that would have been way too much spidey for one video! ;)
Cool video!
Glad you enjoyed it
It's been a while since I have sat down to watch your vlogs , so much work on and also had a weeks holiday in Spain , so we will catch up I promise lol good work guys your superb at what you do
Thank you very much! How was your holiday in Spain?
Samuel and Audrey - Travel and Food Videos it was a lovely break in the sun , relaxed walked about and had lovely food cocktails etc , both had a busy year with work so was well earned , I was going to ask have you ever been to Japan and more important to myself tokyo ? I can't find
A vlog but maybe not looked hard enough , thanks guys 😎
Ich lebe in Düsseldorf und liebe meine Stadt, die Darstellung von Dus ist gut gemacht 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Vielen Dank Michael! Wir haben den Besuch sehr genossen. Bleib sicher und gesund.
You definitely have to visit "Bob&Mary" in the Oldtown or Media Harbour! Best burgers in town! But I'd recommend you to reserve a table online, if you're planning to visit the restaurant by lunch or dinner
Thank you for sharing that Walter! Hope we can check it out next time.
@@samuelandaudrey You're welcome! Working there as waiter and I got much good feedback from Amercian guests. Just notice me or leave a PM if you'd like to reserve a table
(Walter is just a nickname)
Great intro. Really professional. Love your videos =D
Thank you very much!
Lovely Video! Thank you for charing. If you wan't to do something compleatly new (next time you'r in town) I can teach you how to sew in just 2 hours! See you soon in one of my Enlish sewing classes in Düsseldorf/Flingern. Take care!
Thank you very much!
I live in Düsseldorf 😄
Very cool to hear!
You also should have taken the boat on the Rhine River to Kaiserswerth.
Oh, great suggestion! I hope we can next time.
@@samuelandaudrey Yes please, the (far) north of Düsseldorf has also nice old towns and idyllic landscapes! Basically everything north of the airport thats still part of Düsseldorf is worth seeing. But go further north and you reach Duisburg, which is basically Germany's Detroit^^ (Not all that bad tho) Living in this part of Düsseldorf actually feels like town life, with very good connections to a beautiful city.
As a local I acutally like the contrast between Düsseldorf and Duisburg (and the rest of the cities in the Rhine-Ruhr metropolitan area). I also like the spirit of the mix of huge worn down industrial hubs and new green city development which is happening in the whole region right now.
Thanks for the nice video :)
"You are spider woman....how to do u feel?.".... " I feel like a construction worker"....omg audery u r so funny.....all the Indian food is making my mouth water......the canal looks so perfect for a evening spring walk....free public library???? Wooowww that's so cool....my favorite two thing-insta pics and books...awesome video guys...keep up
Thank you very much! Hehehe...we sure do have random things to say quite often ;)
Guys! Once again you are helping me out with my next trip. I'm going to Cologne and Dusseldorf. Thanks guys!
Thank you! Hope you have a great time :) You'll have to let us know about Cologne. We've yet to visit :)
planning to go there in august cant wait :)
That is awesome to hear. Hope you have a great trip.
Hi guys! We love your videos. We are planning a trip to this beautiful city in September. Would you please share where you stayed? Location? We are looking at Airbnb's. Thank you!!
Home Town
Cool to hear!
Poutine! Our son loves the stuff...
Oh, so do we. So tasty :)
I will arrive to dussoldurf in 5 hours
Good video to watch :)
Thank you! Hope you have a great visit!
Did you enjoy it?
I hope one day I will come here
Hope you can! It is a cool city.
Wow, the camera quality looks incredible! Is that a new camera or is it because you're shooting mainly still shots?
Thank you very much! Well, the best worst thing happened when my Olympus broke. It sucks when technology fails randomly but I had my eye on the Panasonic GH5 and getting it a bit earlier than I expected has been a blessing in disguise. I'm really enjoying the colors, contrasts and variable frame rates (slow motion) so far. It has really opened up some new ways for us to film and also it has made me more excited to be shooting.
Did you change the camera? The video looks better than before!
Thank you! Recently my Olympus bit the dust and I ended up replacing it with a Panasonic GH5. I have to say it was a rather happy misfortune as I'm loving the camera. Honestly, the way it captures colors + slow motion capabilities is really enhancing what we can do these days filming wise.
All you guys do is eat XD loved the video, new subscriber here 🙋🏽♀️
Hahaha...this is true Silvia! Welcome and thanks for subscribing!
What's wrong with eating...? :)
εξαιρετικό βίντεο! Σκέφτομαι να το επισκεφθώ και εγώ. Η αξιολόγηση του τοπίου μέσα από το βίντεο σας είναι εξωπραγματική..
Great video! Did you guys see Bourdain's Parts Unknown episode in Cologne and Düsseldorf? Also, have you visited Bamberg? I highly recommend it.
Thank you! Oh, we haven't but we've seen some of his shows for sure. Oh, Bamberg. Maybe the next time we visit Germany.
Great video. 👍🇩🇪
Thank you Greig!
You need to do more British locations! Lake District, North Yorkshire,The Peak District ~ some of the top cuisine now makes its home in The UK!
Really? Except for London, I would never think of the UK as being any sort of food destination. When I was there the food was extremely bland.
Thank you! I hope we can soon. I feel like we have so much unfinished business in the UK.
We recently had some pretty amazing food experiences in Glasgow which I think still has an underrated and emerging food scene. We honestly haven't visited enough cities to give a thorough analysis though.
We will visit Duesseldorf this summer 2019. I hope to do more than just eat. Any suggestion from the locals?
We read it too late for you. But if anyone else reads this: Feel free to visit our website www.videoguide-duesseldorf.de, it's in english as well. You'll find all important sightseeing spots there. Adresses, entrance fees, opening times and much more.
Love german sausage
Thanks! They sure do them well and we've only tried a few of the many on offer.
Your accents are the best!
LOL, our Canadian accents?
How does Dusseldorf compare to Hamburg and Cologne what City would you recommend I visit ?
hello Sam and Audrey , it is a awesome video i like to watch haha , i have a question to ask , when the video use slow motion sometimes , it is so smooth，that is set in 4K shooting ？or 1080P in higher frame ？ thank you ：D
Thank you very much! I got a new camera not too long ago when my Olympus broke and my new camera a Panasonic GH5 has some really cool slow motion frame rates including, 90, 120, 150 and 180. I'm using 180 a lot on a custom dial (the camera has 3 custom dials) meaning I have it preset already to the exact slow motion settings I want and I just have to press the record button and it works like a charm. Honestly, this is by far my favorite camera I've ever owned. I'm really happy with the colors, contrast and slow motion ability. It is such a big upgrade over the camera I used to have. I'd highly recommend it :)
I think Northrhine Westphalia ist the most underrated area in Germany.
Next to Berlin this city has the most international cuisine in all of Germany- maybe try something other than a curry wurst?😀
Assistindo o vidro Dusseldorf me remete a uma Vila Madalena da Alemanha ou ao hype Brooklin americano com o bônus de natureza... muito a fim de conhecer!!!
was that a Canada goose I saw? Did you guys bring them? :P
Hahaha...and to think they didn't bring any passports
You guys haven't any Italy videos or am I missing them 😬
Ah, we have a few from a couple of years ago. We did a Milan city guide for instance. We're planning to really key in on Italy next year with some confirmed plans to visit Rome, Florence and Venice.
I feel like the best thing to do in Dusseldorf is to wrestle Tommy End.
I’m going there tomorrow 🇺🇸🤣🤞
That is very exciting to hear!
When is better to visit this city? In which season?
I would suggest spring or fall.
....Welkommen nach die K.O..!
When will you come to north Germany?
...I'm from Montreal.....And Some Poutine Are Good...Some Not..!
That is true! Where is your fav spot in the city?
Are you planning to come back to Thailand once more? I'll be visiting it in January, 2018.
We'd love to but not immediate plans in the near future. Oh, that is cool. A great time to visit in terms of weather. Where do you plan on going?
Tijuana Fries... sweet. Im from Tijuana 😁
Cool to hear Lino!
From what I see you are a lucky man, Sir.
ThankS!
Weird you didn't mention the Japanese Town area. There are tons of Japanese in Düsseldorf.
How many Tons?
@@DaoAncestor About 583.800 metric tons... that's not even a joke.
I really liked the video, but my German heart broke, when you did'nt chug the drinks :(
Thanks! Will have to do next time!
I just saw food... if you really love eat good food you need to visit Portugal! ;)
Thanks! Food in Portugal is great.
When will you do a Q&A?!?!
Ah, we'll have to try one sometime. We've never done it before. Anything you'd like to ask in particular?
LOL I have SO many questions for you guys. You know how you just kind of get sucked into a TH-cam channel and just want to know more about them? Well that's how I feel about you guys. Like how did you get into YouTubing? Is TH-cam your only income source on the road? Why did you decide to not have other social media outlets (you have no joint instagram or twitter)? Advice for people who want to be digital nomads. Best and worst things about being digital nomads. Your favorite destinations? Best and worst travel experiences? A place you're dying to travel to and a place that you're dying to return to? Do you ever plan on having a home base and having kids? I could go on and on...
Where is Doctor Tenma and Johan liebert.
Yang Yang lived here right? #WayV