Top 3: Where Tourists in Germany love to go!
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- Опубликовано: 31 май 2024
- Which German state is the favorite among tourists? We will show you the top 3 federal states of the total 16! Each of them has a unique character: from the coast in Schleswig-Holstein and Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania to the Alps in Bavaria. And in between them there is a great selection of highlights: Saxony with Dresden, the Baroque city, North Rhine-Westphalia with the Cologne Cathedral, and of course the capital, Berlin.
Where do tourists favor going? And where is your favorite place?
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Halo from Leipzig. The most green city in Germany. The city of Bach, and the pioner of German reunification movement
Leipzig ist super geil!
You know how as a kid you don’t really appreciate that you have anything really special, because it’s just how things are?
My mum was from Stuttgart, so I spent summers or Christmas there, wandering the Königsstrasse or Kräherwald, in the winter sledging down its many amazing hills or just marvelling at the beauty of the country’s oldest TV Tower (shown at 04:00). My grandmother lived in Baden Baden, so we’d spend time there, walking in the beautiful forests, and my great uncle had a house on the Reichenau, one of the most exclusive islands on Lake Constance, so we’d go out on his boat, nip over to Switzerland or down to the Rheinfall. I thought all this was normal. Well, it was normal for me. It was very different to my life as the son of painter and decorator from Birmingham that I lived back in England. Baden Württemberg is still my favourite place in the world.
The Stuttgart TV tower (1956) is not really Germany's oldest TV tower. The Berliner Funkturm has been built in 1926 and used for world's first TV transmission in 1932. - But the Stuttgart tower is the oldest TV tower built of concrete, instead of the earlier steel towers (like the Eiffel tower, BTW also used for TV transmission since 1943 during occupation and later). And the Stuttgart tower even was the first concrete-built TV tower worldwide and became the blueprint for similar towers all around the globe.
My dream is to visit all cities which were part of Hanseatic League, especially Lübeck. Also, Saint Peter's Church and The Town Hall in Regensburg of Bavaria ❤️🇩🇪
I think the Hanseatic cities and the costal regions of Germany are often forgotten by foreign tourits. In my eyes one of the most beautiful and interesting regions in Germany. I think i prefer northern Germany over the south
@ Fabian. come to Rostock and Stralsund
And my hometown Hamburg please. And from there 1.5 Hours to Lübeck. That’s is an absolutely beautiful smaller town.
I miss traveling in Germany. Such a wonderful place.
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Love from Gamburg to your beautiful country 💜💙
I love Bavaria 💚
Yes Germany is really beautiful Country. When I got here last Year all I say is Wow! Wow!. And I Started to do my vlogging.
We've been going on holiday to Germany since 2008 and love the place. The place we've been to most has been the Rheintal, the gorge that lies between Bingen to the south and Koblenz to the north. This area is sublime, but in 2017 we decided we really must visit Berlin, so booked a ferienwohning in Potsdam and bought tickets for the Berlin-Potsdam area. So every day we visited somewhere in the two cities. Also, as I had drive there from Rotterdam, we explored around the country too.
IN 2018, our last time, we drove all the way to a ferienwohning in a small village called Kunreuth near the town of Forcheim and visited Nuremberg, (naturlich !), and also Coburg, Bamberg, Rothenburg-ob-der-Tober and the area called "Little Switzerland". On the way back we stopped two nights to visit Aachen to see the tomb of Charlemagne, the first Holy Roman Emperor. There are also sulphurous springs here too.
You have to come to Hamburg and then to the Island if Sylt, absolutely stunning and so underrated w/ foreigners.
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And from Hamburg you could do a day trip to Lübeck. My English Husband loved it. Kobblestone streets and old houses ….
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All GERMANY is one beatiful country,
Thank you.
Beautiful country i like to go there
Thank you
Beautiful!
Very interesting video. Thank you very much :)
Rheinland-Palatinate is the most beautiful place in Germany. Good that most people don't go there. I can holiday peacefully in Koblenz.
Yeah that’s why you informing all these unwelcome strangers.
Ludenshaft. RHINELAND PALANTINE ...haus ab radio 📻station neue Deutsche Welle...
No its crappy
Don't try to fool these gullible travelers
Incidentally, the most popular travel destination for Germans in their own country is Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania.
Germany is absolutely Beautiful. They must of lost so much historical architecture during the war sadly.
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I can't say that I missed the Oktoberfest very much for the last two years, but it'll be good for the businesses when it returns I suppose.
Great video
Thank you!
Beautiful 😍😍😍
I love Bavaria.
The castle in Cochem on the Mosel river looked gorgeous but later I found out it was a caricature fake 19th century make-over. Cologne Cathedral was a honest WOW coming out of the train station (I’m not religious).
Freiburg ist beautiful😍
Yes agree
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So beautiful in Germany !
Kranhausen: What could possibly go wrong?
What about Bamberg?
Baden Wurtenberg...home to the Black Forest.
Is there a travel plan that will guide you threw all of these major cities ?…..I would like to rent a vehicle and visit all these cities but I don’t speak German or have a travel plan.
Maybe you can ask at the German Tourism Board: www.germany.travel/en/home.html
For cities only, you should take busses and trains. A car really doesn't make sense, unless you want to visit rural areas, landscapes, etc.
Take a map. Put a flag on all places you like to see, draw a line between the flags, so you got your travel plan.
@@holger_p Does Germany have an App to help tourist navigate and find recommend sites, hotels, restaurants, car rentals, entertainment events ?
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When I go to Germany I avoid the big cities , which unfortunately were flattened in WW2 , but outside these places there are many amazing and extremely beautiful small and medium sized towns which escaped major damage in the war : Bamberg , Regensberg , Heidelberg , Dinkelsbuhl , Tublingen , Rothenburg ..... etc etc
@@donnerwetter1905 yes but it is still a fact that you will find genuine historic and very beautiful buildings in the smaller towns and not the large ones . I have seen this for myself many times .....I have been to Rothenburg , and it is true that the reconstruction is well done , but also that there are some amazing and very genuine old buildings in this beautiful town ...;
@@donnerwetter1905 I' m sorry but Koln is a big modern city , and apart from a few buildings it definitely lacks the charm of beautiful places like Bamberg , Regensberg , Dinkelsbuhl , Rothenburg , Tublingen and many more smaller towns , and even reconstructed Nuremberg and Dresden and not so bad Wurtzberg and a little less damaged Freiburg ......I love these German towns and am often saddened at the terrible destruction of history ....
@@donnerwetter1905 Yes I see your point . I was once looking at some pre war pictures of Koln , and as you say it did not have the same mediaeval feel as Frankfurt ...which as you probably know has recently reconstructed a part of its 'Altstadt '.
I don't think much was lost in Berlin either ! ( outside of the terrible suffering of the civilian population).
But Nuremberg , Dresden ,Augsbourg and Wurtzbourg were definitely terrible cultural losses ....
Being a native from Augsburg, I can confirm, that I appreciate the beauty of smaller towns (still standard in size from a historical standpoint). Augsburg seems to give eyn Fuckerle about its historic substance. Of course, there are a few spots, which bear the old charme, but they'll disappear sooner or later. (A minor thing that hurts me, recently, the old-ish cobblestones get replaced by light, grey cuboids. It takes a lot of the previous atmosphere). I've been to Rothenburg ob der Tauber four times, and yes, standing upon the Burggarten, beneath the green roof of trees, leaning against the wall, having nothing but green woodland hills and parts of the medieval town in sight, I do get emotional!
@@thurianwanderer Augsburg was also I think about 80% destroyed in the war , but I think that since then they have done quite a good job of restoration, a bit like Ulm ....
Sylt 🩷 Amrum 💜 Rügen 💙 Berlin 💜 Hamburg 💙 Koblenz 🩷 and of course our 18th Bundesland (in-joke) Malle 😜 Yes I am absolutely proud of my country 💥
Which is the statue @ 1:35?
It's the Niederwalddenkmal
Ugh i live here ans havent been to any of these places
Greetings from Hamburg. The second largest city in Germany.He have one of the best concert houses in the world ( Elbphilharmonie), the largest harbour in Germany, Franzbrötchen, Pannfisch, Alster,Elbe,Bille,the world's biggest Warehouse district, Miniature Wonderland and many more. We are the main city of Musicals in Germany.
Most tourist are attracted by Mallorca in Germany ;)
😁 Most GERMAN tourists, that's true!
Also many tourists from England and Netherlands
Thatswhy its called german state
Though it is in Spain.
Sie haben Mallorca, wir haben Berlin 😂
Yes i want this kind of info uber Deutschland 🇩🇪
Imagine naming all German states but not Hessen...
Except Marburg,they dont have anything important to see. Wiesbaden, Fulda, Kassel ,Frankfurt(Main): they are okay, but not that special. Dresden, Torgau, Meißen: they are way more beautiful: so Bavaria Nr.1, Baden-Württemberg Nr.2, Sachsen Nr.3. Rheinland Pfalz is a mistake as tourist: you wont see best Germany there. If you just wanna see only nature, Mecklenburg shouldnt be forgotten as well ... Hessen, no one needs to see it.
@ abc xyz: In Germaqny we say: Hessen kannst du vergessen.
I think NRW is confusing business travelers with tourists. That’s my only explanation for third place. ,) It would always be nice to know a little bit more about the methodology, before you present the results.
Cologne has huge events every year so thats probably mostly why
@@lm10n1 Yeah, but they don't mention even the Carneval. I personally love history and the 2 Cathedrals are great, but my friends are not that way. They would never visit NRW for what was shown in the video. And the Hanse cities in and around Schleswig Holstein and the north and east sea their are definitely more well known. Also hard to believe that less tourists go to Berlin than to Cologne/Aachen. At least for me as a foreign tourist that doesn't sound right.
@Ernest Khalimov Perfect for Marketing it to Saudi tourists. They love it.
In india the small town have 600,000 population 🥲🥲🥲🥲
Wow! That's a lot!
@@DWTravel Germany really has great structural beauty 😭😭📸📸
Why the thumbnail is,,,,,,,,,!
The stronghold in Bavaria
I have never been to Germany in my life so which city is liveable in Germany ?! Anybody has recommendation ?
It's bad now . Its depressing. Now the costs are expensive
Freiburg and in general the south of germany is very pretty
Munich
NRW is still pretty affordable overall, any small German city is still very affordable, just do your research as to which cities you like and do the appropriate processes to live in Germany
@@rome316ae3 if you work in any of the stem fields you should be fine
Thats why i moved to Germany
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your indian??
UK way better
Supi. Und ich wohne nun in England. Vermisse aber D sehr
I muss the bead snd Brötchen. You can’t find them anywhere else.
Forget, Frankfurt/M 🤑😁
There are plenty of fabulous places in Germany, but there is a flaw in the video: It takes about visitors and the description about the top 3 among tourists. But: There must be a significant number of business travellers included in "visitors" that are not there as tourists.
I like the smaller cities, the ones that were not devastated in the war. E.g. Cologne doesn't have much history left beside the cathedral after the terrible bombings. The same can be said for Munich, Hamburg any most of the major cities, unfortunately.
Isnt it Ankara?
No is Ramallah
My wish is to go ww2 Sites in Germany, Bunkers, Panzerkampfwagen Tiger
In Belin they have tours. Iv been there. Flak tower tour and bunker tour takes you back to ww2.
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Germany was my wish list before two year now I afraid to go as a tourist any time a knife attack expected in any city not at all secure any German city now!!
Thats not true. you can expect that in every country. I dont think you have a higher risk of being attacked here
Lol good we don't need tourists like you
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And Berlin???I knew about Bavaria, Franconia, Swabia, Rheinland, etc Ok, Berlin is a city not province!🤗
It's both: a city as well as a federal state (city-state) within Germany.
Miss Oktoberfest girls
I want to go to Germany🇩🇪 to marry 💍 a German lady 👩
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Why? 🤣
@@Ironmikeblood for my pleasure😌✨
wake up
there are some very nice and fun places , but german people's hospitality, service and friendliness to tourists is the worst i have ever faced. its absolute bottom tier.
So ? What are you missing ? You get a clean bed to sleep in and a nice breakfast. They don't hold the door open for you, and don't carry your luggage if you are not handicapped. People are little reserved and try to be not intrusive. They don't try to read your wishes from your eyes.
@@holger_p I don't think he meant that. Germans are rude, very rude even they know the person is a tourist.
British Italians or Spanish also don't open the doors for me but much more pleasant to be around.
@@tatianamalinowska504 No, they are honest. They do not sugar-coat everything or put a smile on, if there is nothing funny around. Russians are similiar, I think.
If you park your car at the wrong place, they will tell you, you did something wrong. This is caring for each other, if you occopy a space intended for two cars, just with one car. It's caring for the next guest coming, who needs parking also !
Treating everybody equal includes, to not preference one before the other. An important concept. This everybody is equal is a very strong idea.
Italians and Spanish don't care for any rules. Might seem friendly, but has many other disadvantages.
@@holger_p they wouldnt be able read wishes even if they try, robots dont understand human emotions. so yeah, i dont blame them....i pity them.
@@Michael_Bonn and one more thing, they are impervious to critique, they will never accept their mistake.
Köln is also the most LBTQI friendly city in Germany, some even call it the gay city. Lovely city and friendly people.
accidently they accumulate there. But any city is gay friendly. Maybe very rural traditional spots aren't.
Thats why I dislike Köln.
Is it compulsory?
Germany is done, we want to see China
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This is a German channel
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