BEST of Nuremberg! German Beer and Food Tour
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- Get ready to go on a journey to the enchanting city of Nuremberg, Germany! 🇩🇪🌍 Join us as we explore the best of the rich history, stunning architecture, and vibrant culture of this incredible destination. From the iconic Nuremberg Castle to the amazing German food and beer scene, there's something for everyone to discover in this picturesque city. So sit back and get ready to be amazed by the beauty of Nuremberg! #Nuremberg #Germany #TravelAdventures
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Jagers one of my favourites! Oh and Nuremberg looks so nice. Germany is another one on my bucket list.
Me, originally from the Jersey Shore arrived in Fürth/Nuremberg back in the summer of 93'. Met my German Frau in January 94' tied the knot in 96', was the last three MPs to close Darby Kaserne in late 95' before we moved up to Schweinfurt for my last year serving. During the heyday's of the US Army in the AO the late 80s, we numbered over 40,000 or more in Nuremberg, Fürth, Erlangen, Herzo Base, Schwabach AO. I'm still here helping raising our kids 27 km northwest of Nuremberg. On a clear day, I walk out to the highest point outside my village and look south to the tallest structure, the TV/Radio communication tower in South Nuremberg. I try to get to Nuremberg once a year, soccer (1.FCN), Volksfest, riding my bike or a train connection. My last time was back in April when I had a train connection in Nuremberg with my daughter and niece (NJ) who I took to Vienna and Bratislava. The memories of the people who came and gone in my life during my 5 years serving....3,5 of it in Bavaria. Have you ever tried a Pfefferkarpfen before? Lebkucken schmeckt immer lecker. Safe Travels. Prost und schöne Grüße aus Mittelfranken.
Love your story!! Thank you so much for sharing and thank you for your service!! We have not tried Pfefferkarpfen but we do hope to be back sometime soon.
Cheers!!🍻
Welcome to Germany! I hope you have a great time here. Enjoy!
Thank you!!! 🍻
I know you guys don't like to spend money, but the Albrect Durer house was worth the nominal fee. We loved Nuremburg, we were just there this past April, just two days and it was way too short.
Good to know, Tammy. One of our issues with fast travel is we have limited time in each place and tend to miss things like the Albrecht Durer House. We will be doing a video on our upcoming 2024 travels in a few months. For now, we will be touring Italy and Turkey to complete the year.
Another great video.😊 I was just in Passau. Bavarian beer truly lives up to all the hype.
Combine a cold Bavarian beer in an ice cold ceramic mug and a plate of schnitzel in a traditional beer garden, mmm Bavarian Paradise!
That sounds like a perfect meal!! Thank you for watching and commenting!!
Cheers!!🍻
Nice video. Nurnburg is one of my favorite German cities. Been there multiple times. Glad you enjoyed it. Good restaurant choice. There are many excellent traditional ones there.
Each Saturday morning I enjoy your videos. Such a nice way to start the weekend. Love that you’re in Germany. I took some of my students there summers for several years. Have you tried Brötchen for breakfast? They’re addictive. So good. 😊
Thank you so much for following along with us. We very much appreciate your support each week! It really does mean a lot. We unfortunately did not try Brotchen. We love getting recommendations like this, but we are just moving too fast. By the time we get one, we are off to the next destination. 😐
@@BrianandCarrie Brötchen is widely available all over Germany. It’s baked fresh daily. Buy it in the morning, because it hardens overnight!
I'm just like Brian; my knees start knocking on a step ladder!
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Nuremberg is such a lovely place to visit, we were there in 2005 on our Grand European cruise with Viking from Amsterdam to Vienna. We are going back in December for a Christmas Markets cruise starting in Prague for 3 days and then on the boat in Nuremberg and on to Budapest. Really looking forward to it although it will be a bit cold for sure.
That will be an absolutely beautiful time of year to visit those areas - even though a bit chilly! We really hope to return in the next year or two and enjoy the Christmas markets as well. Cheers!!
@@BrianandCarrieI am sure we will, thanks.
Lovely German town and wonderful video, love your shtick ….can’t wait to have the Gingerbread cookies and Nuremberg beer!
Some of the best beer we've had! Thanks so much for watching - Cheers 🍻
You made it to my former hometown. It is an awesome place to visit.
My gawd, Carrie, get this man a beer! 😅
Well, you found the best brewery in town 😊 For the Lebkuchen, you could have chosen something much better. But for the one day you made the most out of my home town.
We have found that moving as fast as we were we miss some of the best places to visit. We are now back to our slow travel and will continue down this path. Thank you for watching!!
Can you recommend best restaurant to try traditional food? Thanks
@@gulyagumerova8009 Hexenhäusle or Burgwächter are my favourites, try Schäufele mit Kloß
waffle part is part of the original recipe -> called Oblaten (that is what is is literally church secretary dont skip it 😊}
Thank you, my friend Brian. I am from the Emirates, Dubai. I follow and love what you offer
Exquisite churches and the historical zone.😊 I have my German grandmother's gingerbread recipe, so good. No icing.
Wunderschön video 📹 liebe Grüßen ❤❤❤
Thanks!
Wow, thank you so much ♥. This will go a long way and helps us continue to do what we are doing. We truly appreciate your support of our channel. Cheers 🍻
We appreciate you taking us with you in your travels, you two are the best. We love it when the new videos drop. Cheers
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Great video. Well done. I see you know about the crazy German privacy laws in regards to filming other people. You did a great job avoiding them;-)
Have fun in Munich. I would say, my favorite German city.
We really enjoyed Munich. We didn't get to do everything that we had hoped to do but we did enjoy the short time that we were there. Thank you for watching!!
Cheers!!🍻
You could take free walking tours in every city! Its fun!
You guys are part of my Saturday routine now. Forgive the multiple comment-bombs; I watch, pause the video to comment, then keep going. I enjoy your videos and travels so much. Next year we are going to Brno, Vienna, Munich, and Schladming, so your recent travels have been especially fun for me. Cheers!
Yep, me too. I've been watching them since they started and I enjoy watching them every Saturday morning.
Same..l.looks like you guys are on a the Sunday morning lists of things to do for many 😂 we love your videos. Thanks guys.
We also watch every Sat night when we get home. Keep up the great work!
Great content as usual 🙂. I see youll be in Turkiye (amazing) can i suggest adding Georgia....its incredible. Perhaps on the list for another time because so many places to see and Turkiye is worth some time.
We watched much of your content as inspiration getting us through 2022 and as preparation for our 2023 Gap year travels (which are already half way through😮).....we especially used the Romania and Serbia content and we LOVED our time in both those countries. I love that you also give some truths about full time travel...some days are not all smiles. Keep safe, well & having fun. We'll keep watching your adventures.
It is great that you traveled to Romania and Serbia. We loved Romania but didn't get as much time in Serbia to really get a real feel for that country. Georgia is on our list, but it will have to wait. Our yearly budget is already maxed out!! Thank you for watching and supporting the channel!!
Cheers!!🍻
Was having a down day in UK until I watched this , you two seem so relaxed and at ease. . Europe suits you 😊. Thank goodness I am heading back to a my favourite Greek island Ios in a few days .. Take care and Keep drinking beer and Jaegermeister x
Glad that we can lift your spirits!! Europe does suit us quite well; we are really enjoying our time and hope to get to the UK someday soon. Thank you for watching!!
Cheers!!🍻
@@BrianandCarrie Go to Bath if you get to the UK. It’s my hometown and definitely worth a look 👀x
Nuremberg definitely has a lot of old world charm. Which did you like better, Prague or Nuremberg and why? Brian, you are so courageous! With some variations, history does repeat itself. Glad you were able to indulge. Great video! Thanks for sharing!
That's really hard to say, as they offer something quite different. Prague has much more to see and do but is also much more touristy. But in the end, if we had to choose one, we would choose Prague to visit. Thankfully this time, Brian's Jagermeister experience went down without issue 😂. Thanks so much for watching!! Cheers 🍻
I watched the video about Czech Prague that you presented. I will travel to Prague. Thank you for your question. I hope you talk about prices in Germany. This is very important.
Thank you for watching our channel! We will have our cost break down video out in a few weeks. We will show how much money we spent in each location.
A great advantage of Prague is that it is built in a style so influenced by German culture that one can get an impression of what German cities looked like before they were destroyed in this unspeakable war. I myself, was in Bohemia and Prague, 5 times. The first 2 times as a very young man, before the fall of the iron curtain...
Great stuff as usual.We lived about 3 hours west of Nuremberg when I was age 1-5, probably where I developed my own fear of heights (Landstuhl Castle was nearby). My mother always said I was bilingual in German, but I remember only knowing how to count to 10 and some words a 5-year-old had no business knowing. 😀 I'd love to get back to Germany at some point and look forward to more videos!
Thank you so much!! That is one thing we often wish, that we knew more languages. Moving as much as we do, we have to be happy with learning the basics. We look forward to returning to Germany and spending much more time - Loved it ♥. Cheers!!
I hope you go to Karlsruhe. It is a beautiful city with a gorgeous castle that has an amazing garden! And I hear the beer is good too! Aloha from the big island of Hawai'i
We did not make it to Karlsruhe. We went so fast that we sadly missed a few things. There is always next year! 😀
Cool video! As a Nuremberg resident, I'm happy that you stopped at Altstadthof for a beer, and not one of the generic places at the Hauptmarkt :)
Thank you!! We liked Altstadthof so much we went twice in two days!! 😀
Cheers!!🍻
Another excellent video! Those sausages, gingerbread and schnitzel were making me drool! I’m so glad Brian was as brave as that 5 year old old boy climbing the tower. 🤣😂. I love how he compares the price of everything to how much a beer cost. 🤣😂. Beautiful city! Safe travels.
Thank you, guys, for always watching and commenting on our channel!! We very much appreciate the support!!
Cheers!!🍻
You guys should go in September to Múnich for the Oktober Fest,you guys will love it!!
We would love to someday but the prices for Airbnb and hotels for Octoberfest are extremely expensive as you can imagine.
@@BrianandCarrie stay just outside the city,it should be cheaper
Wow guys! Nuremberg is so beautiful! Well my bucket list keeps growing 😃 Thanks for another great video! Safe & Happy Travels ✈️ 🚆 🚌
Thank you for watching!! 😃
Cheers!!🍻
Great video, love the "now that your an old man" comment Brian!! LOL. The beer and the food look very tasty. Thanks for allowing us to travel along on your travels. We look forward to your videos every week.
Dan & Marj
Thank you, Dan and Marj for watching. The support is what keeps us going!!
Cheers!!🍻
This video brings back many fond memories of walking around Nuremberg. The castle views are well worth the walk up and price. You didn’t try the Nuremberg sausages (smaller finger sausages) that the area is known for. Plenty of WWII sites too like the Nazi Party Rally Grounds and museum. Beers vary depending on the area you are visiting. The bready pretzels in Germany are excellent. Thanks for sharing Germany.
Hi, Robert. The Nuremberg sausages were the ones that we had with the sauerkraut. They have to be a certain length, not too big and not too small, finger size. We wish we could have spent another day going to the museums but didn't have time. We did have a great time while we were there, we were just moving too fast to see everything that we should be.
@@BrianandCarrie I stand corrected on the sausages. It looked like bratwurst, but they looked tasty.
Nice video. Hope you enjoyed my hometown!
We did! We need to get back to Germany and spend more time.
great video guys Germany😄 looks so beautiful enjoy yourselves cheers
Thank you so much for supporting us!!
Cheers!!🍻
For the Streetname: Most of the german streetnames (in the old city centers) have their names from the former craftsman workshops which was located there in old times. The Weißgerbergasse means (if you split it in 3 words wich built this name) White (Weiß) tanner (Gerber) alley (Gasse)
White tanning is a tanning process in which the tanning is effected with minerals, such as alum or common salt. white tanning, also called mineral tanning, produces a particularly light, almost white leather. White tanning was mainly used for finer and thinner leathers of calf, sheep and goat.
Often there was more than one of these workshops and before streetnames and building numbers that was the way to find your way through the city (by shopdistricts or often by smelling for example bleeching clothes (smells terrible) or bei POI like old Inns or Pubs or different Soldierplaces (watch - from Watchtower in german: Wacht means Guard) so you had different districts for orientation
greetings from germany
Good to know! Thank you for adding this to the channel, we love it!!
Nuremberg looks like a lovely place to visit….with so many little pockets from the Square…to the part by the river. The schnitzel looked great too!
Looks like a nice place, just too many nice places to visit.
Love it....
Thanks as always for the recommendations.
Thank you for watching!
Cheers!!🍻
What a pleasant surprise to wake up to!!! I'm glad that you guys have made it to Germany. Germany can be a lot of fun. And I'm sure you will enjoy a lot of the different types of beer. It's great that you tried out gingerbread items. I've loved gingerbread since a small child. Bread in Germany is also really good. You guys are connoisseurs of beer, but I'm a connoisseur of bread. LOL!
Keep having fun and I'm looking forward to your next destination. I'm glad that you'll be getting to Munich. I had already typed that I hoped that you would get to both Munich and Hamburg. It's good that I didn't hit, send, as at the end of your vlog/video you then mentioned that you were now off to Munich. LOL!
As for Hamburg, I used to go both through it and to it quite a bit since I used to live in DK for whole summers and back then to get off of Sjælland, the island that Copenhagen is on, I'd take the train to the south end of the island and the train would pull onto the ferry and cross over to Germany, reconnect on the German side, and continue its route. It would then eventually end up stopping in Hamburg where I'd either change trains or stop for a night or two and then continue on to usually France or other more southern countries for a week or so of sunshine and warmth before heading back up to Copenhagen. I like hot weather. LOL!
Greetings from Los Angeles
Haha, connoisseur of bread - Love it!! We cant wait to come back to Germany and explore much more - we loved our time here ♥ . Cheers!!
Beautiful place even without all the colorful buildings of other European areas which I prefer. Some of those cobblestones looked treacherous. Thanks for another good video. Kathleen
Yes, those cobblestones can get you!! Thank you Kathleen for watching and commenting. We appreciate the support. ❤
Keep going and success will come one day❤
Thanks - life is good!! Cheers 🍻
yet another enjoyable video. Nuremberg is on my wish list, so I may visit next year.
Thank you, Robert!!
I think your very nice people. My father was German. So,,, I like these quality German videos… Michael Knudsen
Thank you for watching, Michael!
Cheers!!🍻
Lots of beautiful places in Germany. That area looks great. Ive been to colongne and enjoyed that. Enjoy your travels.
Thank you!!!
Cheers!!🍻
My favorite beer drinking couple!
Wow those views from the tower are spectacular!!!!! Brian I'm with you! I would've been a bit scared too! Can't wait to see you guys in a few months!! 😘😘
It was worth the hike up for sure... Pretty view!! Yes, a few short months, can't wait!! 😘
Nuremberg looks beautiful! Definitely adding it to our list of places to visit.
Aren't we gonna talk about the casual Spidey cameo at 16:00? Great video I hope you guys enjoy your time in Germany as much as you can.
We didn't even notice! Had to go to the video to see what you were talking about!!! 😆So funny! 😀
Hello, it's me again !! This is the second video of ours that I have watched and it was so much fun to watch. Safe travels and see you in the next video :) !!!!!!
Thank you so much for the support!!
Cheers!
Thank you, Mike and keep the comments coming!! We very much appreciate the support! Safe travels.
Cheers!!!🍻
Found you guys while searching for health insurance option for early retirement, have since hopped on your journey. Your videos have certain appeal that glues me in, perhaps just two likable people doing interesting and down to earth travel? How do you stay healthy while literally eating out all the time?
We try to eat in as much as possible. We are typically in one spot for a month, so going to the grocery store and eating at home is what we prefer. Thank you for watching and for the kind words!!
Cheers!!🍻
Within 5 minutes into the video I lost count how many times Brian said beer.... hahaha 😂. And appears to me German foods were made just so they go with the beer. Thank you so much for sharing. Happy journey!
HAHA!! 😆 We didn't even plan it that way! 🍻
That depends a lot on the area... 200 km further west, in the Rhine/Main area with Frankfurt (5th largest city) in the center, people drink a lot more cider, in addition to the usual beer consumption. The alcohol content is similar to beer, but you can add seltzer water or lemonade to the cider, which is very nice. You can also drink the cider hot in winter, very similar to the mulled wine known from Christmas markets. Here the advantage is very clear, because the hot cider contains less than half the alcohol than the usual mulled wine. And while we're on the hot subject... Unlike beer, cider is the ideal refreshing drink on hot summer days. Anyone who has ever spent a hot day at the quarry lake and was unwise enough to pour down several beers understands what I mean. And it is precisely for the reasons mentioned that the Hessian cuisine has developed more around apple wine than the otherwise typical German dishes that go well with beer, which of course can also be found in Frankfurt. As mentioned at the beginning... It depends on the region!
A video on your upcoming travel plans would be nice.
Would love to visit Germany! Enjoyed the video. Have never seen Schnitzel stuffed with ham. Would love to give it a try!
We really enjoyed Germany. We would love to come back over Christmas!
@@BrianandCarrie Christmas in Germany would be amazing!!!!!
Even though you don't use a gimbal, your productions are very smooth. Cheers.
Roger
Thank you, Roger! 🍻
Nuremberg with it's mideval Flair is a lovely City to visit. Are you planning to visit other cities in Germany. I come from Hqmburg in the North, also a lovely City with lots of history and with the ICE train, only a short distance away
We loved that medieval feel of the city ☺. We also visited Munich, and that video will be out next week. We do plan to return again and explore much more. Cheers!!
Beautiful place, I’m glad to hear that Brian survive going up and down in that tower 🤣
It's all about survival, Elena! 😆
@@BrianandCarrie, Lol…how was the weather?
It was warm enough, (70s) but we were dodging the rain most of July. We are in Italy now and it is hot!!
@@BrianandCarrie, nice!!… is hot in here too
Glad to see you guys reaching Germany. Nuremburg was a surprise for me as to why you guys chose there but I do love their old town, especially that picturesque street. How does the beer there compare to the Czech Republic? Happy vlogging guys!
Hi, John. We chose Nuremberg because it made sense logistically from where we were at and where we were going. The beer in each location is very good! It would be difficult to decide which is better. 🍻
I live in Nürnberg and I ❤ Nürnberg
Couldn't say it better 👍
Try the historical ,henker stadtführung' where you can follow the hangman of Nürnberg to the spooky parts of the midieval town in the darkness
Really fun!
Thank you, Thomas! It's so nice to get positive feedback from people who live in locations where we video. We very much appreciate the support.
Cheers!!🍻
The City Tour is called ,Nürnberg Ghostwalk', you can follow the hangman to the spooky parts of the medieval town in the darkness
That's what I appreciate to you 😉
Always great to see my beloved hometown through the eyes of visitors. And I am glad that you didn't step into too many tourist traps! I would have recommended other Bratwürste and Lebkuchen, but you found a good brewery. Edit: Next time being in Nuremberg or Franconia try our "national dish" - it's called Schäuferla! :D
Nuremberg was a wonderful city, we really loved our time there! We will be sure to try Schäuferla next time we visit. Cheers 🍻
🎉 To share I think I the University of Austin there's a map database and you can see the regions of Germany that were lost during the last 500 years. And this includes the schlessia region that became part of Poland when Russia annexed it. That's where my grandmother's family was from. Actually since you're in Europe I think it includes much of Europe going back hundreds of years.
Hi Brian and Carrie! We are huge fans and absolutely love your style! We are close to retiring and can’t wait to get travelling - your videos are invaluable! BTW my husband is now obsessed with “2 Thirsty”! 😅
Kelly and Jay
(Victoria Bc)
Hi Kelly and Jay! You live so close to our home ☺, I love Victoria! So happy to hear you enjoy our videos and find them helpful, that is what inspires us to continue doing what we are doing. It's always 2-Thirsty 😉
@@BrianandCarrie Thank you again. Can’t wait to see your Italy videos! Enjoy!
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Hi team, where did you stay at Nuremberg? I couldn't see anything in the description. Keep at it, looks awesome fun.
Hi! In Nuremberg we stayed at the Leonardo Royal Hotel - great location!!
Great couple - love your content around asia where I love to go. If you come to Scotland please let me know. Thank you xx
We will make our way to Scottland as soon as we can. So many places on our list and Scottland is on the list!!
Great video. Love your content. Quick question, it seems like you are moving faster between countries for this set of trips. Have you adjusted your budget up or are you just managing the 90 days in the Schengen zone?
Adjusting our time is a good way of saying it. It is also hard to find inexpensive accommodations in the summer months, so we decided to move a little faster. We are now back into our slow travel for the next several months. We will address this in an upcoming video. 😀 Thank you for watching!!
Cheers!!🍻
Thanks for another great video. You forgot to show us the pretzels before you ate them😅
This is why we don't do food videos 😂 😂....we get too excited and dig in before thinking of the camera. Cheers!!
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Thanks for the video! Many restaurants in Bavaria will serve you a free Jagermeister after your meal as a digestif. But only if you are older than 3. :o)
It really wasn't as bad as I had remembered. I could get used to a after dinner digestive!
White Tanners Street in case you wondered what the street name meant. ß is not a b, it is a triple s.
Tanner=Gerber, Taylor=Schneider, Cobbler=Schuhmacher, Smith=Schmidt/Schmied/Schmiedt/Schmitt, Sherriff or Mayor=Schulz/Schultheiß, Bowyer=Bogner, Archer=Schütz/Bogenschütz, and many more.
Great video. Where are you staying in italia?
We are mostly staying in Florance and Palermo with a few stops in between. We will be in Italy for almost 2 months.
You should have gotten the Elisenlebkuchen, that’s the original that’s only made with nuts. The one you had is made with wheat. It tastes good but not as good as Elisenlebkuchen 🙂
Fun fact... Some types of half timbered houses are constructed, to can to be moved...
We did not know that!! Very cool, thank you for adding that fun fact!!! 😀
Did you turn the golden ring on the market fountain (der Schöne Brunnen)? That market square is a functioning market. You just caught it on an off day. It’s not really gingerbread. It’s made of a nut dough.
We did spin the golden ring!! 😀
thanks for your great video. Were the architecture built after WW2, or they were there before the war?
Good question, what we were told is the construction was spared during the war. Thanks so much for watching. Cheers 🍻
hi, I'm Stefan from Nuremberg. Thanks for your interest. May I answer a few words to your question? Like almost all larger German cities, Nuremberg was almost completely destroyed during WW2. It was 95% in ruins. At 10:55 you can roughly see this in the picture. After WW2, due to a lack of building materials, a lot of buildings were reconstructed from the old stones. A number of buildings consist of old foundation walls that have been rebuilt but true to the original. It took many, many years.
BrianandCarrie gave my hometown a wonderful video. I think almost they love our historic places as much as I
THAAAAAAANK YOOOOOUUUU for that
thanks @@stefanw.5200
I think gingerbread isn't the same like Nürnberger Lebkuchen. It doesn't even contain ginger
Love your travel videos. But how much beer do you guys drink in a month? German wines from the Mosel region are wonderful.
As much as we love beer, we do limit ourselves regularly. Too much of a good thing is too much!! 😀 Thank you so much for watching our channel!
Cheers!!🍻
What...? They were in Franconia, with also outstanding wines...
@@melchiorvonsternberg844 thanks for the info
Wait... I thought you were a German, aren't you?@@jimd2343
I was there about 24 years ago. Looks the same! 😂
I live around 45 minutes away from Nuremberg :) What I really love about the city is that it is beautiful, but its also good to live there, enjoy it as a "local" and to be able to enjoy the city without HUGE masses of tourists. :) Sometimes if you live in a very beautiful touristy area you cant really enjoy livign there because there are so many people and everything is cenetered around tourism. I always feel "bad" for locals when going on vacation in Italy. Especially smaller cities. :D Do you guys know what I mean?
Absolutely! In some of the small, little towns that we have visited you always wonder how the locals deal with the tourists? We are mindful to be respectful. I think we even mentioned it in a video coming out in a couple of weeks.
Americans, Japanese and Chinese are actually the best tourists in Germany, they like everything, taste everything, everything is incredible. The others are always nagging, the train is late, people smoke everywhere, toilets cost money, everything is closed on Sundays. etc. Stay the way you are.
What’s the name of the traditional restaurant that you went? Thanks
The name of the restaurant is in the video at 15:30. Thank you for watching!!
Cheers!!🍻
Are you guys going to Oktoberfest in Munich next month?
We will be in Italy so won't be able to do Octoberfest. The prices skyrocket over that time period so we have to move on. Maybe someday soon!
Cheers!!🍻
I see you skipped all the WWII history. The museum and the courthouse are very interesting.
We did, the unfortunate thing about moving so fast is that we have to pick and choose what we see. We will be getting back to slow travel when we arrive in Italy. 🍻
16:01 SPIDER-MAN!!! 🕷🕸🧍♂️
So funny! We had to go back and watch it because we had no idea what viewers were talking about!
@BrianandCarrie That's hilarious! 🤣 So random, but I thought it was a fun Easter egg!
Did you go to beer cellar ? You should. HISTORIC ROCK CUT CELLARS
We did not go to the beer cellar. We just ran out of time to do everything that we had wanted to.
Spider-Man at 16:00…WTH? 😂
I was waiting for someone to mention Spider-Man. 😊.
It looks like the weather is much cooler than the 100°+ here in Texas. Jealous
It was unseasonably cool the entire time that we were in the region. We experienced more rain in July than we do when we are back home in Bellingham, WA.
While I do love everything in your videos, I must say that sometimes I do forward to the food/beer parts. Especially the beer parts.
Don't hate me!!
Prost.
Thats ok! Those are the best parts!!! 😂
Cheers!!🍻
Why you didn't try Schäufele ? That's a traditional dish of Nuernberg
We had a great time! We may need to go back someday. Thank you for watching.
Cheers.
what You tried was Lebkuchen ...... -" Lebkuchen are a traditional German cookie given as gifts at Christmas that date back to the 1300's. - Very similar to gingerbread but much darker, more dense and rich, and chewier. Lebkuchen is never crunchy. - Made with honey, whereas gingerbread uses molasses.
What month are you traveling in Germany? It doesn’t look that warm by what people are wearing.
We were actually there in late July, it rained and was in the low 70s most of the time. We have arrived in Italy and it is now in the high 90s!! 😳
Ignore the criticism, it's a free video so why gripe, I must get to Nuremburg Nurnberg schnell
Our thoughts exactly - thank you ♥ Cheers!!
Nürnberg...
2:35 The main square has been more beautiful, but Nürmberg has been heavily destroyed in WWII, not everything could be rebulilt
So funny that the first person outside the touristy area was a spider man lol despite their reputation, Germans are crazy.
We didn't even notice Spider-Man until viewers started commenting. 😆 We had to go back and watch the video ourselves!! So funny! Thank you for watching!!
Cheers!!🍻
Go Jäger
Why cant you guys mention the name of the places you guys visit? Those dont live there are supposed to magically know?
We do...