Thanks for giving some love to Rosenheim! I am glad you had fun. :) You are welcome to return for our Starkbierfest (Strong-Beer-Festival) arounf February-March (I am not sure at the moment). It has only a beer tent but for compesation the beer is also a little bit stronger ;)
@@shaunwayne8610 wow thanks for the information. We have been living here for four years now, and it is still so hard to find out how all these cultural events work lol
Just finished our Oktoberfest adventure. Heading home tomorrow morning. Stumbled upon the fest in Salzburg yesterday. Wish we had time for another meet up. Maybe next time. Viel Spaß!
Ahhh Herbstfest Rosenheim 😊. Beautiful memories every year again... well almost every year before C . Sadly this year i couldn't because of the C 😔. Maybe your way leads you to Miesbach one day drinking a beercrate or two 😉😁
Great to see another video! You always manage to make it both personal and informative. If you continue like this, someday, maybe not soon but someday, be a million league channel. Your content is just too good to be ignored
These videos never get old. So much great information. You guys are great presenters. I've watched several of the videos many times. My wife and I have visited many of the same places because of your trips there.
Awesome video, we recently experienced Oktoberfest in Munich and we couldn't get enough of it. This seems like a great alternative/or addition, just gotta work in our German 😎
Hahaha yea definitely. There are even Oktoberfest-like festivals during other parts of the year too. *everybody speaks English really well* 😅 I basically have to force them to keep speaking in German
@@NearFromHome Lol, good to know about the English, I know in Munich and other big cities, usually not an issue, wasn't sure about smaller towns. We'll have to continue scoping your channel to learn more about these other festivals, we can't wait to be back in Bavaria to continue exploring.
Hello Camille and Ben,, We just returned from our visit to Munich for Octoberfest and wanted to share how much my husband and I enjoyed our time there. So much to see, eat, drink, and experience that we just touch the surface during this visit. We're making plans to return to visit Stuttgart, Heidelberg, and Mannheim in late November for pleasure and my husband's work convention. Your informative videos helped me plan out my days on my own when my husband was in work meetings. I truly appreciate the work you put into the content for your channel. Prosit! 🇩🇪🍻
At the same time when there is the Oktoberfest in Munich there is the so called Cannstatter Wasn near Stuttgart. It is much smaller but also quite nice.
Awesome!!! I’m so glad you enjoyed it. We went last weekend as well, and I must say it was fun getting to experience the festival without having to film it :)
Wow, such a lot of atmosphere, i really enjoyed watching this video. It was like taking an atmosphere-drug and beeing there with you on the Wilde Maus. Could I ask you a favour? Could you also do a vid of the Gäubodenfest in Staubing? By the way, I tried out the Café Gugelhupf, you were right, really nice cakes.
i am team "bigger fests are better", there is too much localism at the small ones(not always ofc). the herbstfest is medium size - compared to the size of the city it is huge^^
I think this in generally true. A larger fest has more to offer. I will say though, after going to Herbstfest, I find myself a little annoyed at Oktoberfest now. The vibes aren't as nice, and there are so many tourists getting in my way lol
Wow! Great video man, thanks for sharing. I hope to see that next year. So you can just go inside the beer tent like it shown on your video? without entrance fee or anything? Thanks
Thanks! Yes! We would have specified if there was a fee, as we are trying to be as helpful as possible, but I totally understand the confusion. It’s pretty wild that you just walk in 😅 I have never experienced one of these beer tents with an entrance fee
If you never been to Germany, would you recommend going during Octoberfest? If so what days would you recommend? Are food menus in English? Is public transportation easy? Been dreaming of going. Trying to make it out this year as we going to Paris and Barcelona.
Yes and no haha. It is incredibly crowded and expensive during Oktoberfest season, but the celebration is amazing. It is very accessible for tourists. The menus are in English, the staff speak English, and we have a whole video on how to navigate public transit! If you want to experience an Oktoberfest-like celebration, I would recommend Munich's Frühlingsfest in the spring. Same deal, just without the tourists!
@@NearFromHome would look into this, we are planning a trip to france, and i been wanting to go to germany. spring doesnt sound bad either. do you have a video for the spring one? what month would you recommend to go? must things to do?
@@alejandrotobar737 We do not have a video on the Spring Oktoberfest, but we hope to make one this year. It's really just Oktoberfest, but smaller and with no tourists. It's even at the same location. Below is a link: festhalle-bayernland.de/volksfest/fruehlingsfest-muenchen-theresienwiese-wiesn This is also a nice time of the year. We have a giant playlist of daytrips from Munich. Most of them would be appropriate during late April early May.
@@NearFromHome It was nightmare yesterday, me and my friends took a Bayern ticket to travel for 4hrs and we were on queue from 11am till 2pm and we couldn't get into one of the tents. The bouncer started physically dragging people even girls, away from the front becuase it was so packed, people were pushing from the back till the front and the girls were falling over the line they said not to cross. Meanwhile all the Germans with fancy clothing and scarfs got in like all posh and stuff. It was like a queue to some big exclusive club. Plus it was raining and everyone was queuing under the rain. We didn't get into the tents but we live in Germany as international students so we just went to the Hofbräuhaus for volkfestbier and and music and some Chinese food.
@@siggilinde5623Idc about who makes the reservation but the problem is thay 70% are to be reserved whereas only 30% are to be unreserved and none of the guests have a time limit to how long are they allowed to be in there!
Let the tourists go to Oktoberfest, local festivals are much better.
Yes, we are discovering that now! Herbstfest was so much calmer than Oktoberfest
@@NearFromHome you have disclosed that so now tourists also go to that one as well
Thanks for giving some love to Rosenheim! I am glad you had fun. :) You are welcome to return for our Starkbierfest (Strong-Beer-Festival) arounf February-March (I am not sure at the moment). It has only a beer tent but for compesation the beer is also a little bit stronger ;)
Yes, that is the plan!! However, I thought there was only one Starkbierfest, and that it is in Munich???
@@NearFromHome Nope we have one too. At least we had one. Last one was in 2020. Guess we have to see how Corona is doing this winter.
@@shaunwayne8610 wow thanks for the information. We have been living here for four years now, and it is still so hard to find out how all these cultural events work lol
@@NearFromHome Don't worry about it. :) Living here my entire live and I still find new things^^
Camille looks fantastic!
As always: Only because of Camille here! ;-)))))))
I miss Germany and all the festavals thanks so much for making it alive to me again.
🥰 you’re welcome! Thank you!
Great video! I love how every city in Bavaria has so many festivals!
Thank you! Yes, there are so many hidden festivals 🤯
Great video about the festival in my hometown! It was nice to run into you guys in the tent and chat a little. Keep it up!
Thanks so much! We loved the festival. It was nice to meet you! :D
Oh, Gamestar auch hier? :)
@@sebgo1308 Ich bin privat hier ;)
Just finished our Oktoberfest adventure. Heading home tomorrow morning. Stumbled upon the fest in Salzburg yesterday. Wish we had time for another meet up. Maybe next time. Viel Spaß!
Glad to have met up last time! Seems like you had a wonderful time ;D
I love the Rosnheimer Herbstfest. I went there back in 1990 and I would go there again any day over touristy Oktoberfest
I wonder how different it was in the past. 🤔
I am starting to feel
Similarly. The Oktoberfest tourists were kinda getting on my nerves this year 😅
@@NearFromHome LOL. I get it
Ahhh Herbstfest Rosenheim 😊. Beautiful memories every year again... well almost every year before C . Sadly this year i couldn't because of the C 😔. Maybe your way leads you to Miesbach one day drinking a beercrate or two 😉😁
So sad! 😭 Will have to check out Miesbach at some point!
My first time in Germany. Heading to the festival.people a so happy and loving and incredibly drunk.chao
Yes, it's great! :D
Really cool!
Thanks! :D
Great to see another video! You always manage to make it both personal and informative. If you continue like this, someday, maybe not soon but someday, be a million league channel. Your content is just too good to be ignored
Wow that really means a lot 🥰 We hope so too, because these videos are A LOT of work haha
These videos never get old. So much great information. You guys are great presenters. I've watched several of the videos many times. My wife and I have visited many of the same places because of your trips there.
Thanks so much! That really means a lot 🥰
Yes I live in Rosenheim. CZcams you know what I wanna see
😅 For once the algorithm has done its job 🙏
Great video for those of us who won't be In Germany for Oktoberfest but still looking for that experience.
Thanks so much! :)
Love you for spreading positivity on this media platform!
Thank you! 🥰
Y’all need to do private tours! I would pay good money for you to take us to Zugspitze when we visit in December!
Love your videos!
Lol thanks! We currently do not, but we were just talking about how that might be a good way to expand in the distant future!
Awesome video, we recently experienced Oktoberfest in Munich and we couldn't get enough of it. This seems like a great alternative/or addition, just gotta work in our German 😎
Hahaha yea definitely. There are even Oktoberfest-like festivals during other parts of the year too.
*everybody speaks English really well* 😅 I basically have to force them to keep speaking in German
@@NearFromHome Lol, good to know about the English, I know in Munich and other big cities, usually not an issue, wasn't sure about smaller towns. We'll have to continue scoping your channel to learn more about these other festivals, we can't wait to be back in Bavaria to continue exploring.
@@livingthevacationlife :)
This looks so fun!!! 😍😍😍 maybe we will check it out next year
🤩 let us know if you do 😎
Did you go?
You guys are so wholesome.
haha thank you! :D
Your "Vielen Dank" sounds so wonderful,my brother.Greetings from Germany 💖🙏
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Hello Camille and Ben,, We just returned from our visit to Munich for Octoberfest and wanted to share how much my husband and I enjoyed our time there. So much to see, eat, drink, and experience that we just touch the surface during this visit. We're making plans to return to visit Stuttgart, Heidelberg, and Mannheim in late November for pleasure and my husband's work convention. Your informative videos helped me plan out my days on my own when my husband was in work meetings. I truly appreciate the work you put into the content for your channel. Prosit! 🇩🇪🍻
Wow thank you so much! I’m glad you had such a nice time 🤩
late November sounds like a good time for Christmas markets ;)
At the same time when there is the Oktoberfest in Munich there is the so called Cannstatter Wasn near Stuttgart. It is much smaller but also quite nice.
@@DarthAndredu I just heard about that! We might go next year to continue this festival series!
@@i86ij99 oh yeahhh
just went there 2 days ago. awesome experience!!
Awesome!!! I’m so glad you enjoyed it. We went last weekend as well, and I must say it was fun getting to experience the festival without having to film it :)
Glad you enjoyed it! Next year try Gillamoos in Abensberg, too!
I’ve never heard of that. Added to our list to check out!
Wow, such a lot of atmosphere, i really enjoyed watching this video. It was like taking an atmosphere-drug and beeing there with you on the Wilde Maus. Could I ask you a favour?
Could you also do a vid of the Gäubodenfest in Staubing? By the way, I tried out the Café Gugelhupf, you were right, really nice cakes.
Thanks for watching. Glad you liked Güglhupf! Will check out Gäubodenfest!
How fun!!! 🍻
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I know you were in Rosenheim only by looking for 5 seconds, hope you enjoyed it, but last time was better
😅It is a wonderful and distinct town/event!
Beautiful video guys... loved it... Could you guys tell me which camera do you use for the vlogging... it looks perfect.. very well done
Thanks so much! We just invested in a Sony A74. We also are pleased with the quality.
@@NearFromHome thank you somuch for the reply.... if i may ask which lens and in which picture profile do you shoot your videos
One of the best events I've been too.
ikr! :D
This video is totally enjoyable 🥰🥰..
Thank you! 🥰
Lived in Rosenheim a long time ago.
How lucky!
It was in the mid-50s and I was very young. We first lived in Salzburg and then Bad Abling after Rosenheim.
@@NearFromHome
My kind of town Boys and Germs...I Love Beer kidz...
😅 ikr Dorfkinder are different
Fun video
Thank you!
I’ve been trying to make it to Oktoberfest but maybe I’ll check out the smaller festivals instead. Or in addition to! Great video!
Absolutely. There are SO many, and they’re not all just during Oktoberfest season.
i am team "bigger fests are better", there is too much localism at the small ones(not always ofc). the herbstfest is medium size - compared to the size of the city it is huge^^
I think this in generally true. A larger fest has more to offer. I will say though, after going to Herbstfest, I find myself a little annoyed at Oktoberfest now. The vibes aren't as nice, and there are so many tourists getting in my way lol
@@NearFromHome yelling "rechts stehen links gehen" at drunk australians is part of the völkerverständigung
Wow! Great video man, thanks for sharing. I hope to see that next year. So you can just go inside the beer tent like it shown on your video? without entrance fee or anything? Thanks
Thanks! Yes! We would have specified if there was a fee, as we are trying to be as helpful as possible, but I totally understand the confusion. It’s pretty wild that you just walk in 😅 I have never experienced one of these beer tents with an entrance fee
@@NearFromHome great man! Thanks for your reply, keep sharing great videos. I love it! 🥂
Valhalla!
Yessssss basically 😅
@@NearFromHome 😆
Which day you was there? :)
I`m living near Rosenheim
We were there the very last day of the fest 😅 I kinda wish I lived near Rosenheim. It seems like a really good mix of of mountains and town
how much money was a mug of beer this year? and did they really reduce it from 2 liters to 1 liter???
I’ve never seen a two liter mug. 😳 I think 1 Maß was 15 euros 😭
If you never been to Germany, would you recommend going during Octoberfest? If so what days would you recommend? Are food menus in English? Is public transportation easy? Been dreaming of going. Trying to make it out this year as we going to Paris and Barcelona.
Yes and no haha. It is incredibly crowded and expensive during Oktoberfest season, but the celebration is amazing. It is very accessible for tourists. The menus are in English, the staff speak English, and we have a whole video on how to navigate public transit! If you want to experience an Oktoberfest-like celebration, I would recommend Munich's Frühlingsfest in the spring. Same deal, just without the tourists!
@@NearFromHome would look into this, we are planning a trip to france, and i been wanting to go to germany. spring doesnt sound bad either. do you have a video for the spring one? what month would you recommend to go? must things to do?
@@alejandrotobar737 We do not have a video on the Spring Oktoberfest, but we hope to make one this year. It's really just Oktoberfest, but smaller and with no tourists. It's even at the same location. Below is a link: festhalle-bayernland.de/volksfest/fruehlingsfest-muenchen-theresienwiese-wiesn
This is also a nice time of the year. We have a giant playlist of daytrips from Munich. Most of them would be appropriate during late April early May.
im in the outro lol
So glad we could include the homies 🙏
Who wants to go from sitting on a train to sitting in a tent not me!
😅
8:33 I never ride those carnival rides. I know a big Lego set when I see it
I think about that all the time lol
More like Meccano
I LIVED IN MUNICH AND INCLUDING IN FESTIVALS GERMAN PEOPLE BEHAVE VERY POLITE.
I agree!
I'm not here to avoid the international tourist but the 70% of the reserved seats made by wealthy Munich families and people.
lol. That’s the truth. Don’t forget all the corporate reservations too!
@@NearFromHome It was nightmare yesterday, me and my friends took a Bayern ticket to travel for 4hrs and we were on queue from 11am till 2pm and we couldn't get into one of the tents. The bouncer started physically dragging people even girls, away from the front becuase it was so packed, people were pushing from the back till the front and the girls were falling over the line they said not to cross.
Meanwhile all the Germans with fancy clothing and scarfs got in like all posh and stuff. It was like a queue to some big exclusive club. Plus it was raining and everyone was queuing under the rain.
We didn't get into the tents but we live in Germany as international students so we just went to the Hofbräuhaus for volkfestbier and and music and some Chinese food.
Munich families and local companies having reservations... Shocking! ;)
@@siggilinde5623Idc about who makes the reservation but the problem is thay 70% are to be reserved whereas only 30% are to be unreserved and none of the guests have a time limit to how long are they allowed to be in there!
@@baconpancakes8899 Yes, I totally agree with that point!
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What part of munich do you live in? We are two americans moving over to Munich soon and interested in your opinion.
Haidhausen, Schwabing, Maxvorstadt, Glockbachviertel, and Schwanthalerhöhe are my favorite neighbourhoods.
Funny i did my bachelor in rosenheim but never was on the herbstfest :)
whattt. how did you miss it?? :)
NOO! Do not spread the secret! Rosenheim should not become a second tourist infested Oktoberfest
Most of our audience are Bavarians watching us experience Bavaria. Pretty sure this isn’t news to them, so no need to worry 😎
A lot of staring Germans there in the tent! ;-)
We just cant help it i guess :D
*probably Bavarians
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Maybe, but 15 euros per Maß is a lot when you could just get drunk off cheap beer from the grocery store.
Maybe Oktoberfest without the Germans, but I don't drink beer either, so I guess it's one event I will never experience!
I also don’t like beer, so I always drink Radler, which is had beer half lemonade!
I love German food but very high in cholesterol
Yes, you definitely have to be careful! Haha
It isn't funny that Oktoberfest is celebrated all over the world? From USA to Brazil, and even China?
Yes! It’s become so internationally popular 🤯
What food did you eat? Ramscharma?
Camille had Rahmschwammerl, which was the bread dumpling in mushroom gravy, and I just had a trio of different dumplings.
😃👍🍻!!
:D
Good lord this man is annoying. How about more about the fest and less about showing you? On the other hand, thank you for your effort.
have you never watched a video on this CZcams dot com??
Looks kinda boring!
to each his own
oh na bitte ned
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