You are such a valuable asset to our little local region. Because of you, so many international viewers (and German ones from different parts of the country) get to see this region. I can't thank you enough. ☺
"Bienen oder keine Bienen" 😂 That's a thing working better in English than in German 😆 Thanks for showing that place, there are so many like that around.
SHAKESPEARE on the future, Heaven! that one might read the book of fate and see the revolution of the times. If you can look into the seeds of time, and say which grain will grow and which will not, speak then unto me. On your future as a Shakesperian actor. Stick to the RUclips channel 😊.
2:13 There is a route without steps (along the road cars and coaches take to the castle, Lindtalstraße, Dürrbachweg etc.), but it's a massive detour through the forest.
I absolutely love this format! Part is necause you are lovated in an arra of Germany that I don't know well , but mostly because of your sense for small details. Thank sou and keep up the good work, Andrew!
I grew up in a small town next to Freudenberg, and I have a few amazing childhood memories about the adventures to the castle. My dad took us there on a few Sunday afternoons in autumn. In the summer, we had many bicycle tours to the ice cream shop on the Main. And once I grew older, Freundenberg was a valuable asset, because it was in another state, were the shops are allowed to stay open longer an you could buy beer after 8p.m. ;)
Ah, a honorable mention of my birth town of Crailsheim. 😀 And you can definitely find a string of those medium- to sometimes quite large unknown castles if you follow rivers like the Neckar or Main with hills on their sides.
I just discussed with my wife that we will be taking a few trips this fall based on your videos. Major trips are not feasible right now due to some personal restrictions, so we'll do nearby tours. Thanks to your videos, there are so many destinations still to explore. We live only about 20 km away from you. Therefore, the local tours are perfect. Thank you for the great ideas. Rewboss Tours 🙂
There are so many amazing castles around Germany, it's a shame that Neuschwanstein and similar vanity-palaces get all the fame. The one in my home town is super well preserved with some incredibly vibrant history, and I know of at least two other ones a few towns over that are similarly breathtaking.
@@hansmeiser32 I don't want to run the risk of doxxing myself, but it's somewhere in Upper Franconia. My comment was more about how diverse and widespread historical sites in Germany are in general.
I guess I bicycled there 50+ years ago. Last fall I ‘discovered’’ a castle ruin - Burg Stahlberg, often confused with Stahleck, the castle youth hostel above Bacharach. Stahlberg is above the Bacharach suburb of Steeg, about a km from the Rhine. Nice ruin. There was one other person there
Awesome and informative Video. The best part of the video is the icecream at the end. There could be no better choise than a "Spaghetti ice" wich is quir famous in Germany.. 😃😀🤣
Dear Andrew, I always enjoy your videos. There's one small caveat: The music overlay. While there are many, many far worse examples of this on RUclips, I wish there were no music overlays at all, unless the music closely relates to the subject in question. Narration and video should be enough on their own, in my humble opinion.
Very nice I was in that area some years ago. There are 2 other nice castle ruins within 10 km of Freudenberg along the Main. Kollenburg, outside Collenberg and Henneburg outside Stadtprozelten. Both on the other side of Main. And of course the non-ruin castle in Miltenberg.
@rewboss Another very neat castle / ruin in that area is the Henneburg in Stadtprozelten (only like 10km away from freudenberg). If you don't already know that one, it is definitly worth checking out too! Additional fun facts: the town Dorfprozelten located right next to Stadtprozelten is actually slightly bigger despite the name. Stadtprozelten does not have a bridge but you can cross the main via ferry
Ein wunderbarer Film, vielen Dank! Eine wichtige Ergänzung wäre zu machen: Es gibt auch eine Straße hoch zur Burg und nicht nur die Treppen... Während der Burgschauspiele werden die Besucher ja auch mit Bussen hoch gefahren... Auch mit dem PKW kann man die Straße bis auf die Höhe der Burg fahren, dann vor der Schranke parken und in ca. 30 min. zur Burg auf ebener Strecke gehen. Wenn jemand bis zur Burg direkt fahren will, so würde ich mich direkt mit der Stadtverwaltung in Verbindung setzen und mich über eine solche Möglichkeit informieren.
The view from the keep isn't the only reason for its hight. The keep is also to cover the palas - the main residential building of a castle - against the side of attack.
Stadtprozelten and Klingenberg in the area seem to follow a similar style in terms of use and condition. If you want to see more ruined ruins you'll have to go to the nearby Kollenburg in the town of Dorfprozelten reached best from Collenberg. (Yes that is the mess of the name and location, I didn't do that on purpose)
Nice these sort of ruins are all over the country, some in better repair than others. I'd find it interesting if you could highlight some in the palatinate, which I understand is a bigger undertaking for you.
Yes, it looks like it (except for the extra rolled wafer that doesn't fit the theme). No wonder, as it was invented by an Italian in Mannheim, only about 80 km (50 miles) from Freudenberg as the crow flies.
Concerning "Not a theme park": Freudenberg/Kirschfurt bekommt höchst wahrscheinlich eine Umfahrung. Dafür gibts ne neue Brücke westlich ca. 1 km vor der Ortseinfahrt Freudenberg, eine Umgehungsstraße von Kirschfurt nördlich der Bebauung. Da ganze bindet dann wieder nördlich von Kirschfurt in die Hauptstraße ein. Ziemlich großer Aufwand also, aber so soll es geschehen. Besonders bemerkenswert ist das, weil es grenzübergreifend BaWü Bayern ist.
Great video! I like how you mentioned Heidelberg first. I graduated from the American High School there in 1976. My prom and graduation were held in the Schloss.
Another great video, just returned from my visit to Germany on Thursday. Wanted to get over to Aschaffenburg, yet did not make it, guess next trip. Thought I would mention a few locations I use to enjoy going to when I lived in Germany 25 years ago. All in Hessen, Schloss Alsbach, Felesnmeer Odenwald, and Bergruin Tannenburg.
You are such a valuable asset to our little local region. Because of you, so many international viewers (and German ones from different parts of the country) get to see this region. I can't thank you enough. ☺
I'm from cologne and I visited Aschaffenburg because of rewboss.
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I love Cologne at every visit
...so far I remember, it was often at Karneval😅
Your travel vlogs are always entertaining and a great niche
"Bienen oder keine Bienen" 😂 That's a thing working better in English than in German 😆 Thanks for showing that place, there are so many like that around.
SHAKESPEARE on the future,
Heaven! that one might read the book of fate and see the revolution of the times.
If you can look into the seeds of time, and say which grain will grow and which will not, speak then unto me.
On your future as a Shakesperian actor.
Stick to the RUclips channel 😊.
2:13 There is a route without steps (along the road cars and coaches take to the castle, Lindtalstraße, Dürrbachweg etc.), but it's a massive detour through the forest.
What a delightful little castle ruin
I was just in the "famous" Freudenberg, only a week ago...
Danke! Durch Dich sehe ich meine Gegend mit neuen Augen.
That Spaghetti-Eis looks amazing
I absolutely love this format! Part is necause you are lovated in an arra of Germany that I don't know well , but mostly because of your sense for small details. Thank sou and keep up the good work, Andrew!
I grew up in a small town next to Freudenberg, and I have a few amazing childhood memories about the adventures to the castle. My dad took us there on a few Sunday afternoons in autumn.
In the summer, we had many bicycle tours to the ice cream shop on the Main.
And once I grew older, Freundenberg was a valuable asset, because it was in another state, were the shops are allowed to stay open longer an you could buy beer after 8p.m. ;)
Ah, a honorable mention of my birth town of Crailsheim. 😀
And you can definitely find a string of those medium- to sometimes quite large unknown castles if you follow rivers like the Neckar or Main with hills on their sides.
I just discussed with my wife that we will be taking a few trips this fall based on your videos. Major trips are not feasible right now due to some personal restrictions, so we'll do nearby tours. Thanks to your videos, there are so many destinations still to explore. We live only about 20 km away from you. Therefore, the local tours are perfect. Thank you for the great ideas. Rewboss Tours 🙂
Finally a video about something I can look at through my window
I love castles like this one - thank you for showing us around!
Nice find. I love these places and that we have so many of them, hidden everywhere.
Wow! Thank you for showing this...
Thanks for the video! I live relatively close to Freudenberg, so I will add this small town to my list
Cool, das ist um die Ecke und ich kannte das noch gar nicht :D
komm vorbei wir haben gutes Eis und Kuchen :)
There are so many amazing castles around Germany, it's a shame that Neuschwanstein and similar vanity-palaces get all the fame. The one in my home town is super well preserved with some incredibly vibrant history, and I know of at least two other ones a few towns over that are similarly breathtaking.
and your home town is?
@@hansmeiser32 I don't want to run the risk of doxxing myself, but it's somewhere in Upper Franconia. My comment was more about how diverse and widespread historical sites in Germany are in general.
I visited Schloss Veldenz in the Moselle/Hunsruck-region and it kind of reminds me of this castle.
I guess I bicycled there 50+ years ago. Last fall I ‘discovered’’ a castle ruin - Burg Stahlberg, often confused with Stahleck, the castle youth hostel above Bacharach. Stahlberg is above the Bacharach suburb of Steeg, about a km from the Rhine. Nice ruin. There was one other person there
My Hometown! Love it
Nice trip. Thx.👍🏾😎
Awesome and informative Video. The best part of the video is the icecream at the end. There could be no better choise than a "Spaghetti ice" wich is quir famous in Germany.. 😃😀🤣
Dear Andrew, I always enjoy your videos. There's one small caveat: The music overlay. While there are many, many far worse examples of this on RUclips, I wish there were no music overlays at all, unless the music closely relates to the subject in question. Narration and video should be enough on their own, in my humble opinion.
Very nice I was in that area some years ago. There are 2 other nice castle ruins within 10 km of Freudenberg along the Main. Kollenburg, outside Collenberg and Henneburg outside Stadtprozelten. Both on the other side of Main. And of course the non-ruin castle in Miltenberg.
@rewboss Another very neat castle / ruin in that area is the Henneburg in Stadtprozelten (only like 10km away from freudenberg). If you don't already know that one, it is definitly worth checking out too!
Additional fun facts: the town Dorfprozelten located right next to Stadtprozelten is actually slightly bigger despite the name.
Stadtprozelten does not have a bridge but you can cross the main via ferry
Okay, Freudenburg on the river Main. I can also recommend to visit the Freudenburg in Switzerland near the village Bad Ragaz!
Ein wunderbarer Film, vielen Dank!
Eine wichtige Ergänzung wäre zu machen: Es gibt auch eine Straße hoch zur Burg und nicht nur die Treppen...
Während der Burgschauspiele werden die Besucher ja auch mit Bussen hoch gefahren...
Auch mit dem PKW kann man die Straße bis auf die Höhe der Burg fahren, dann vor der Schranke parken und in ca. 30 min. zur Burg auf ebener Strecke gehen.
Wenn jemand bis zur Burg direkt fahren will, so würde ich mich direkt mit der Stadtverwaltung in Verbindung setzen und mich über eine solche Möglichkeit informieren.
Checking in the map, it looks like a nice area for hiking. A bit far from my usual stomping grounds in the Alb.
Never been there, but the name was familiar: I did my W15 in the 80s in Hardheim (a mere 30 km from Freudenberg).
I'll be in Rettersheim near Wertheim in 2 weeks. There's a disused train tunnel there, might make a nice video.
The view from the keep isn't the only reason for its hight. The keep is also to cover the palas - the main residential building of a castle - against the side of attack.
Freudenburg has associated buildings down the hill. One of them is Freudenhaus.
Stadtprozelten and Klingenberg in the area seem to follow a similar style in terms of use and condition. If you want to see more ruined ruins you'll have to go to the nearby Kollenburg in the town of Dorfprozelten reached best from Collenberg. (Yes that is the mess of the name and location, I didn't do that on purpose)
Your German pronunciation is getting really good.
Nice these sort of ruins are all over the country, some in better repair than others. I'd find it interesting if you could highlight some in the palatinate, which I understand is a bigger undertaking for you.
Do Burg Abenberg next^^
Castles like this probably exist in almost every town in Germany.
6:13 spaghetti - ice cream?
Yes, it looks like it (except for the extra rolled wafer that doesn't fit the theme). No wonder, as it was invented by an Italian in Mannheim, only about 80 km (50 miles) from Freudenberg as the crow flies.
Americans would call this kind of ice cream _gelato_ - to differentiate it from their usual ice cream which is made in quite another fashion
Nice Shakespearean reference!
as a born and raised siegen local i was kinda confused for a little while lmao.
How did it not have a road for things like carts, and several people next to each other?
Rewboss what is the best way to buy train tickets in Germany and is there a pass you can buy to reduce fairs even more?
Great to know how to get there from Aschaffenburg 😂👌🏻
I hope you are still in the region, because there are much more interesting ruins like in Collenberg, Stadtprozelten and Buchen.
Concerning "Not a theme park": Freudenberg/Kirschfurt bekommt höchst wahrscheinlich eine Umfahrung. Dafür gibts ne neue Brücke westlich ca. 1 km vor der Ortseinfahrt Freudenberg, eine Umgehungsstraße von Kirschfurt nördlich der Bebauung. Da ganze bindet dann wieder nördlich von Kirschfurt in die Hauptstraße ein. Ziemlich großer Aufwand also, aber so soll es geschehen. Besonders bemerkenswert ist das, weil es grenzübergreifend BaWü Bayern ist.
come to Weilburg please!!!
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oh ja diese Ruinen sind aus meiner Sicht viel besser wie die bekannten Touristenfallen
3:51 what is the middle flag?
That's the flag of Baden-Württemberg, the state where this town is situated
They expect for people to be sensible... Soooo not for americans is what I am hearing...
You were wrong: I've heard of the castle and I'm not from the local area. I've been there many times to watch open air theater performances.
4:20 1995 cannot be right, the first open air theater performance there took place in 1987.
Maybe the theater was there when the ruin was still not open for visitors except on events.
Great video!
I like how you mentioned Heidelberg first. I graduated from the American High School there in 1976. My prom and graduation were held in the Schloss.
Visited Mildenstein Castle in Leisnig in May, accompanied with beautiful views of the river Mulde and surrounding landscape. Great day out 😊
Another great video, just returned from my visit to Germany on Thursday. Wanted to get over to Aschaffenburg, yet did not make it, guess next trip. Thought I would mention a few locations I use to enjoy going to when I lived in Germany 25 years ago. All in Hessen, Schloss Alsbach, Felesnmeer Odenwald, and Bergruin Tannenburg.
Burgruine Tannenburg
Burg = castle
Berg = mountain
@@hansmeiser32 Hill 60 in Belgium = Bergruine! 😱😈
Maybe someone should challange Scewo
A visit to Freudenberg is not complete without a visit to the Freudenhaus
RIP to the wave when all the Bishops were getting murdered !
They let me use this bowl, with no deposit or anything.... where on earth do you have to pay a deposit for crockery??
When your priests are building castles you really should realise that there is something fundamentally wrong with your cult.
Would you want to collab with Geoff Marshall in the future?
Grüße aus dem Nachbardorf
Videography, videotaping...not videoing
If this is for rage engagement, you have successes. 😉
One of the most amazing features of English is its capability of verbing every noun. :D
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BBQing is not a thing, and will never be.
@@SamlSchulze1104 Well not since we've run out of witches! 🤔😱😵💫
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☝🏻There it is. Lol😂