AMERICAN REACTS TO BEST THINGS TO DO IN GERMANY! 🇩🇪(TRAVEL GUIDE!)
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The thing about the Orange! Its not paint. That is the colour of the clay roof tiles. All over Europe you can see roofs made from natural clay, opposed to sheet metal or plastic
Some (inner) cities like Graz even regulate that the roofs must remain in that colour if something is redone.
@@reinhard8053 many cities in Germany do that to - there also maximum heights for buildings or a regulated angle of the roofs especially in city centres
The most animals we have in the forest are deer’s, wild boars,foxes, really rarely wolves and little non-poisonous snakes. So the most animals are friendly and aren’t shown themselves to humans
Kreuzotter and Aspisviper have no Poison? Thats new and yes this are snakes in germany.
There is a 4 part series from the DW channel, Roadtrip North, East, South and West Germany. Very nice, you can see a lot of the country and its people
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The Acropolis generally speaking is the whole mountain. The temple that stood model is called Parthenon. 😉
No, the gate to the Acropolis are the Propylees
Germany does not only consist of Berlin and the southern countries.
Northern Germany also has a lot to offer.
No matter whether Schleswig-Holstein with Flensburg or the beautiful Lübeck, Mecklenburg with the beautiful Schwerin and the Schweriner Castle, the Neuschawanstein of the north, as it is often called, or Lower Saxony with the Lüneburg Heath, the Harz or Hanover, or Hamburg with its great Harbor.
Yes, the landscape in the south is more spectacular, but northern and southern Germans are also very different from each other. It's not for nothing that, according to the Happiness Atlas, the happiest Germans live in Schleswig-Holstein and Hamburg.
The same applies to all parts of the country, regardless of where they are geographically located. Regardless of whether it is scenic or cultural, it is beautiful everywhere, even if there are less beautiful exceptions.
For example, I live in the Hessian Ried, on the edge of the Odenwald, and I don't have to hide, and there are so many beautiful, interesting corners, both historical and scenic. I don't have to move far to have a nice day ;-))
Als Schleswig-Holsteiner kann ich das nicht unterschreiben. :D Wenn mich Leute, die EINE Woche Urlaub hier machen, fragen, was sie sich ansehen sollen, ist der Norden auf jeden Fall nicht dabei. :D
You do not pay for the church (cologne cathedral), but to climb up the stairs to get to the tower
In the video are mainly city's and area's shown in the south of Germany except for Berlin but the north is also interesting. Like for instance Hamburg, the German islands in the Waddensea (Wattenmeer in German, Waddenzee in Dutch) or the islands in the north east.
In Papenburg is the Meyerwerft, a shipyard which builds big cruise ships.
Flensburg is the largest town/city in the north near the border of Denmark.
Emden, Bremen, Greetsiel, Rostock are also interesting.
Wenn man von einem anderen Kontinent kommt, hat man nicht die Zeit, sich jedes Kaff anzuschauen. Man muss sich auf die Sehenswertesten Orte beschränken und dazu gehören Emden, Papenburg und Greetsiel, was auch immer das ist, nun mal nicht
The cologne cathedral can be visited for free and there are also services. But to go up the tower you need to pay. Actually, they started to build it in 1200 but then stopped for 600 years until in modern times they decided to finish it. They claim to have the remains of the three wise men in a golden box (that is the relic), but as you could imagine you need to believe.
Have to say the original video is quite poor. I'm very surprised that Rhine Valley including Cologne Cathedral, Black Forrest and Berlin appeared. All other places are Bavaria, Bavaria and Bavaria. Places that were five million times mentioned/shown before.
But thank you for your curiosity and interest for Germany.
Dangerous animals are basically a non issue (except ticks and maybe wolves). You would have to be extremely unlucky to encounter a dangerous animal.
But precautions against ticks and vaccinations against diseases they commonly carry in that area are recommended.
never mess with a boar, definitely want to keep your distance.
I would also recommend to look up Frankfurt or Heidelberg. Frankfurt combines old architecture with modern skyskrapers, some people here call it "Mainhattan", because it's located at a river called "Main". Definetly worth experiencing especially when you're from the States
in religious (esp. Catholic) context, relics are all of the supposed items, body parts etc. from saints, such as the MANY bones etc. attributed to saints, the Tourin shroud etc. Most are antique counterfeits…
you don´t pay for going to church, the pay is for going up the churchtower.
the Cologne Cathedral is an active church every day at 8 and sundays at 10 in the morning there is a church service.
As a World Heritage Site and host to the Shrine of the Three Kings( the 3 from the bibel when christ was born), Cologne Cathedral is a major attraction for tourists and pilgrims, and is one of the oldest and most important pilgrimage sites of Northern Europe.
And beside the cathedral is the roman germanic museum. The collections of the Romano-Germanic Museum are drawn from the archaeological heritage of the city and its environs, from prehistory to the early Middle Ages. Highlights are the largest collection of Roman glass in the world as well as outstanding collections of Roman and early medieval jewellery
The coastal regions and islands, with the most tourism are never included in those compilations 🙄
I live in Berlin and I can say that most Berliners stay in their site of their city. Especially the east berliners.
well, try to find more specific vids about the regions in germany. this vid had shown mostly the south. but there is more to explore ^^
Most of Germany is kind of flat about a third in the south, esp Bavaria has mountains while about a third, the North, is flat as a pancake. you can find the middle kind of hilly. And don t be afraid, no one will kidnap you in the forest or shoot you or been killed by a bear cause there is none even scorpians only find in Zoos. The most dangerouse things that might harm you are cars.
There is public transportation, taxis, cars for rent, trains. Germans do walk or bike a lot in their village or town.
The narrator's pronuntiation of the German names is so off I wouldn't have known what she was talking about, if I hadn't seen the pictures.
Munich is a city, capital of the state of Bavaria, the southernmost state of the Federal Republic (we have 16 altogether).
A friendly advice: skip the Neu-Schwanstein visit. Its expensive to buy a ticket, it usually totally overrun with Chinese, and most time half of it is out of bounds for renovation work. Also, its not a real castle, just a toy palace of a lunatic bavarian king.
If you want to visit a true historic castle, go to the Wartburg. Built in the 11th century, its has tremendous historical importance. Next to other things, Martin Luther went into hiding and translated the bible into german there in 1521.
But there are many more historic castles in Germany - Neu-schwanstein is proably the least important of them all. Its only significance is perhaps, that the build almost ruined the bavarian state budget.
10:56 the hugest danger are wild pigs, so the forrest is pretty safe
you have also look for "this is germany (not the old video) to see the landscape of germany (put on the caption to see the location). Btw. the medieval town is called Rothenburg not Gothenburg.
best regards from germany
Try Döner when you are in Germany
I want to insist about one special point ... The video is very much in southern Germany ,,, There´s a lot of more to explore in the north
It's not "Gothenburg", it is Rothenburg.
You dont have to pay to go into Cologne Cathedral, only if you want to climb up the tower it costs a little fee
The southern states are predominantly Catholic, the northern ones Protestant, the eastern ones agnostic and the west a roughly equal mix of everything. UNESCO = United Nations cultural preservation branch
germany is more , check north germany, rügen island , frisuan islands, german baltic sea with big long white beaches an cliffs, hanseatic cities lübeck, hamburg, stralsund, wismar, rostock warnemünde.
over 40 islands in north and baltic sea
These are all destinations in the south of Germany (except the Cologne Cathedral). In my opinion, a very bad travel guide, which is more of a regional advertisement!
Many destinations (especially the Zugspitze, the Königssee or the Cologne Cathedral) are all overrun with tourists and, in my opinion, organized tourist rip-offs due to the high prices there. You don't get an impression of Germany like that, you see what you're supposed to see and what makes money.
There are buildings or museums all over the country that are well worth seeing and are not advertised. I would go there. And to smaller cities.
u should react to geography now germany!!
We have also hostels, where you can stay, or Bed and breakfast, if you want to safe some money.
14:00 - Munich would be the city and "Altstadt" would be the town destrict like Manhattan or Brooklyn in New York (but smaller and "Altstadt" translates to old town).
Yeah, in Germany you'll find amazing christmas markets, I mean ... they kind of invented the christmas markets as far back as the 15th and 16th centuries! Which kind of means, that the german christmas markets are much older than the USA itself. There are plenty of them avaible: Really large ones and very tiny ones. In my area is a rather small one, but it's located inside a granite quarry - extremly nice atmosphere! :)
In Cologne you can also see Roman buildings e.g. the impressive underground remains of the Roman Praetorium 200 anno domini
German is not mostly catholic, Bavaria (state in Germany) is. Germany is mostly protestant (lutheran from Martin Luther) at least historically (because I would say european are generally atheistic).
This is not all true or correct.
The numbers of Catholics and Protestants in Germany are almost the same.
There are slightly more Catholics.
But now the number of people who are neither Protestants nor Catholics is slightly larger.
de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Religionen_in_Deutschland
@@ge.h.1902 Ja... Das mag vielleicht formaljuristisch so sein. Aus religiöser Sicht, aber nicht. Getauft, bleibt getauft, wenn du nicht ausdrücklich deinem Glauben abschwörst und bei einem anderen Haufen mitmachst. Da aber Juden und Moslems den gleichen Manitu haben, wie die Christen, musst du schon bei den Satanisten anheuern...
10:44 In Germany there are no bears, very few wolves, extremely few poisonous snakes (I've never met one). No scorpions or anything like that.
min. 11_30 -- center of a village or city has always been the church (and nearby market) ... the city has been builded in circels from this inner core ... sometimes surrounden by a city wall .. this is the reason, why you nearly never find a chess-boarded city in Europe .. only very few exist
example: Mannheim
Brandenburg Gate is not so huge, but a building with a lot of History
Germany has mountains, long rivers, forests, Islands, a long coast and over 80 Million people! Munich is a town in the state of Bavaria. Germany has 16 States, like the U.S has 50.
At 2:20... That's no train, but a ship. This city is Würzburg, with the Fortress on the top. If you turn around 180 degrees from this sight, in 500 m distance, the X- rays were invented 1895...
if you haven't so far you might want to watch this Geography Now about Germany czcams.com/video/wuClZjOdT30/video.html which explains some of your questions. Bavaria is the state and München is its capitol city. to fully understand Germany you'd have to probably visit every city because Germany is so diverse. I really hate it when someone says "hey I've been to Germany" when they only have been to Berlin, Munich or Frakfurt. this is NOT Germany.
Was going to recommend that video as well. Although it is a little bit outdated and has minor mistakes. Still worth a reaction to it.
24:07 Neuschwanstein is not medieval at all. Who created this travel guide?
Neuschwanstein is a fake from the 19th century built for King Ludwig II of Bavaria. At least that's mentioned.
More infos on Wikipedia:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neuschwanstein_Castle
Negative.
If you have traffic lights at a crossing, you don't need the "zebra stripes", as they're called here. Zebra crossings usually don't have traffic lights.
Greetings from Ansbach („County“-Capital from the area which includes Rothenburg and Dinkelsbühl, two of the best reserved mideavel towns. One 30km north and the other 30 km south). Best hub fur the south would be Nuremberg. Big railway hub and btw. We have the best (and priceworthy) food in Germany. 😇😁 #Bratwurst
Sorry, but the best Bratwurst comes from Thuringia. 😉
...Vorwärts Ansbach Bayreuth, schnall um Deinen Säbel und rüste Dich zum Streit....😊
Think different, europe has half the size of North America(USA+Canada)but double the population 370mil(America) against 750million in Europe. 4 states in the USA are bigger as Germany, this are Montana, Texas, California and Alaska but in Germany still living 14million more people as in all 4 States combined, all 4 combined have 71million inhabitants and Germany 85 Million.
The visit and tour of Cologne Cathedral is free!
Cologne Cathedral: The foundation stone was laid in 1248 under Archbishop Konrad von Hochstaden. However, it would take more than 600 years to complete.
Don't you know the biblical story of the three kings from the East who brought frankincense, myrrh and gold to the manger for the birth of Jesus? In Cologne Cathedral, the relics, i.e. remains, i.e. bones, of these three kings are housed in a golden shrine. And you don't have to pay to visit the cathedral but only to climb the tower for a view over the city. You never listen to what is said. 😉
No
Hm. Don´t visit only the Big Cities..visit the small ones too. Hannover has a nice Museum. Paderborn a nice Cathedral and a very good technical Museum. Visit the Lüneburger Heide too, If you are here in the late August or early September. Visit the Achener Cathedral or the Landschafts Park in Duisburg.Oh.. and visit the Harz and the Unicorn Cave.
There's probably not enough time in your life to be able to see everything worth seeing in Germany in person, unless you have the time and could be out and about every day just for that reason ;-))
So ziemlich jede Kleinstadt hat ein Museum, deswegen muss ein Amerikaner nicht nach Hannover. Paderborn ist genauso wenig attraktiv. Aber es gibt genug andere sehenswerte Orte
I think this video wasn't a good choice. Most of what they showed in the video was Bavaria and the south of Germany. Germany is so much more than this
Did you ever looked at a map of other countries than your own?
You only have to pay to go to the viewing platform of the church
we have Hotels, motels, hostels, youth hostels and many families offer guest rooms for little money.
Couching is also an option
AirBnB sind absolut empfehlenswert in Europa. 👌
Es gibt im Schwarzwald oder auch allgemein im Deutschland keine giftige Tiere die wirklich gefährlich sind. Man kann mitten in der Nacht im Wald spazieren gehen, das ist kein Problem. 😊
Well, when it comes to the Black Forest, you can rest easy knowing there aren't any truly dangerous creatures lurking about. Unless, of course, you count the occasional dragon sighting. But be warned, those dragons usually take the form of your dear old mother-in-law, armed with an endless supply of advice and opinions! So, keep your wits about you, adventurers, and watch out for those fiery tongues of criticism! 😂🤣
Bit late but if you like architecture I strongly suggest checking out the video "This is Germany"
16:22 thats my hometown 😄
Munich is a city in Bavaria (South germany)
Must have , Berlin Museumsinsel !
german citys are notgg designed, they are grwon. in the old days, the church was the center of a town, and the buildings around were build to be closest to the curch,m so that's why the streets are not in grid and narrow.
Austria and Vienna are also very nice. Would be nice if you reacted to these as well.
We have:
Wolves, wild boars, foxes, deer, non-poisonous snakes, non-poisonous spiders (very small), ticks, rabbits, hedgehogs, badgers
Nothing really dangerous. You hardly ever see the wolves.
In Richard Wagner's stage work, King Ludwig II saw his romantic dreams of noble knighthood come true. The swan became Ludwig's trademark.
you are confused...1st/ germany is half the size of Texas...germany is a federal State Bavaria is a state Munich is the largest city in bavaria Southern germany
All these locations are always overcrowded, and repeatedly presented from one presenter to the next. Although beautiful, there are many many places not so repeatedly reported and equally beautifull. The worst of all is Neuschwanstein, which is a fake "castle", built with modern steelframes , electricity and even telephones hundreds of years, after the (various) and different architural stiles were popular. Was not even finished, as King Ludwig overstressed the Bavarian states financial abilities for building it , so much, that state went virtually bankrupt. King Ludwig was declared insane and forced under psychiatric control and house arrest. Found dead in the nearby lake, unclear if murdered or drowned. But it was too late! Bavaria went bankrupt and had gotten submerged by former rival kingdoms and deleted from the maps as sovereign kingdom. Now it is a tourist trap. Shown are only the few completed rooms with horrendous entrance fees and long long waiting lines. Done in a few minutes.
By the way the "orange" roofs are tiles of baked clay, like bricks and the red color varies from place to place after the natural color of the clay. All around Europe.
And a church service don't cost you anything, but visiting the architectural parts do. Here a guided tour is a great recommendation.
4:25
Lincoln Memorial?
Cologne cathedral: made by hand with hammer and chisel, finishing took 600 years ;-)
You have to pay climbing the tower, but the church itself is free, donations appreciated.
The relics of the three kings are (allegedly) the bodies of the three kings or magicians who visited and adored Jesus after his birth in the stable of Bethlehem. Stolen in Milan, Italy, during the cruisades.
Orange roofs in Bamberg: That's the natural color of the ceramic tiles.
Germany is the origin of reformation (Martin Luther etc), the south is, generally, catholic, the north and east mainly protestant.
Neuschwanstein is not an old castle but the phantasy of crazy king Louis II of Bavaria.
You have shown the most touristy spots of Germany, you would need more time than you as an American have to discover the little secret points.
You have to watch on CZcams what Cologne looked like in 1945 and then you'll see what we rebuilt, all the men were dead, there were only women and old men and children under 14 years old, all boys and men between 14 and 55 were dead or captured or crippled after the war!
you can rent cars, bikes, scooters everywhere
Can you react about the rugby World Cup please
You should have a look at "this is Germany"
the roofs are brick tiles !!!
The most beautiful city in Germany is my home Düsseldorf :) 800 years old
Agree. Never forget Germany's far West!
@@brigittegleiser-muller2513 Das Historische verbunden mit dem Alten ist perfekt gelungen ! Rheinufer ist ein Traum
Frischlinge... Schöne Grüße vom Limes!
Yes, girl🙏this is the Germany💪💪💪Deutshland, strongest country in the world🦌🦌🦌
min. 10:30 ... no scary animals here, any more ... wolves and bears have been killed 400-500 years ago --- no poisonous snakes or spiders
in America, you have the Capitol for the government, the White House is for the Executive, the President!
13:34 oh shit shout out to Bingen where I work
the only animals you would have to be afraid of are bears and boars. (boars are the more dangerous of those both though)
"Bears went extinct in Germany in the mid-nineteenth century, with the last individual photographed in the Bavarian mountains back in 1835. Bears could only be found in captivity in Germany from then on and not a single one has been seen in the wilds." don´t hop into the bears enclosure in the zoo dude 😂 but you are right, boars are not to be underestimated, especially when they have children with them.
@@kustanhardelus6919 There are very few bears in the neighboring countries which might visit Germany occasionally but seeing one would be big news.
The most witches were burned in Bamberg.
the Disney castle was copied by the Neuschweinstein -
The pronunciation of the AI voices is so crap: ANESCO, Suckspitze LOL
Who is UNESCO? Lol😂
look CROATIA Dubrovik,Split, Pula