We Germans normally are very self-critical with our country. It's good to remind ourselves that we are surrounded by so many beautiful places. Maybe that would give us some peace. By the way, I like how you make an effort to pronounce the names correctly, you've picked quite a few tricky ones (Berchtesgaden, Speicherstadt!) Good job. Some of my favourite spots are Görlitz, Oybin, the Spreewald and Bamberg.
I've never expected to read about Oybin on RUclips ... 😲... but your are right, it's beautiful and unique, especially in the winter time ... says a Zittau-born girl 😁
as an italian i might say that germany is beautiful, unfortunately only visited the southern germany and still visited some beautiful places, like Regensburg, Nurnberg and Munchen. Germany, as almost every country, if visited, is beautiful. unfortunately this pandemic hindered movements, i really miss Germany.
Even as a bavarian i have to tell you, that when you have the chance to take the train from Mainz to Cologne, you have to do it. I have done it once and it was awesome. You see so many castles and the train is driving the whole time near the river Rhine. Thanks for this amazing Video and keep up the good work.
@@RyanShirley Even nicer is to take a ship up the Rhine, especially during the Weinlese. OR to follow the Rhine by car, if you need to decide for yourself how much time to spend at the various villages and castles beside it.
@@RyanShirley Oh yes you absolutely have to do that ... I come from near Mainz and I see the entire upper Middle Rhine Valley every day ... For me this is completely normal, but you have to see it 😍 PS: If you drive along the Rhine, you will also see the castle at 0:05 in Bacharach 😉
@@RyanShirley this is a very good recommendation. The train (or ship) along the Rhine River between Mainz/Wiesbaden (two beautiful cities) towards Koblenz/Bonn/Cologne is a dream: Beautiful Vineyards ("Rheingau" growing area), more than 40 castles along the riverside (UNESCO World Heritage "Mittelrheintal"), the Loreley Rock, Deutsches Eck (Koblenz), Germany's Former capital city Bonn (Beethoven's birth place) and Germany's gay capital city Cologne with it's Dome, the biggest church in the north of the Alps. You won't regret it.
Have driven this stretch several times to visit relatives of my husband - have always looked up enviously at the trains up above and thought "what if..."
@@RyanShirley really good suggestion. in fact it´s the oldest city in all of germany and has a lot of roman history as well as some history throughout WW2 since it´s close to the french border. Plus there is a ton of small castles and old bunkers hidden away between all the small villages in the region. Also when you are in Cochem you can just travel along the river Mosel and be in Trier within about an hour
@@RyanShirley i was working in trier for 3 years cleaning the green and helping growing its a fantastic town if u visit gimme a call i can show u some secret views u never seen
Als Frankfurterin muss ich sagen, dass die Stadt viel schöner ist als ihr Ruf. Klar, das Bahnhofsviertel ist nicht gerade idyllisch und wie in jeder Stadt gibt es Stadtteile, die weniger schön sind, aber Frankfurt hat auch viele schöne Ecken. Viele Stadtteile sind wie kleine Dörfer und die modernen Wolkenkratzer sind ein schöner Kontrast dazu.
from a guy who has been living in Germany for almost 6 years now, this list is quite good, I don't know if I could do such a list given that fact that there are so many amazing places around here, but one thing I would have included for sure is visiting the MittelRheintal region from Koblenz to Rüdesheim, this is one of the best places in Germany, full of castles and riding alongside the river Rhine within mountains, is just too great to miss. I have also some videos from Germany on my channel if anyone is interested!
hi, I am doing a student exchange program in Koblenz this summer, could you maybe give me more details as to what spots to visit exactly? I would love to explore as much as I can :))
@@crymearvr7676Koblenz is a great spot for castle spotting. There are castles dotted all over the sides of the rivers Rhein, Mosel and Lahn. Many spots to visit within an hour or less of traveling: Burg Eltz, Maria Laach monastery, Bacharach, Bad Ems, Cochem, Rüdesheim, Eberbach monastery, ... You can basically drive in any direction or take a train and get to a pretty river town. Do go on a river cruise, it's expensive but great in good weather (pack sun glasses, sun screen and a jacket). You'll be living in a wine region, so do go on a tour of a winyard/winery (some wineries have yummy white grape juice if you don't drink alcohol - drinking wine and beer is legal at age 16 in my Germany). Enjoy meals in restaurants in old wine cellars with barrel/vault ceiling. A little further away you have Limburg, Marburg, Heidelberg (have a tour of the castle and go to the apothecary museum), Mainz (go to the Gutenberg museum - invention of mass printing). France (beautiful Alsace), Luxembourg, and Belgium aren't too far away, either.
I never tire of Germany. Whenever I get to Europe my favorite place is usually in Germany. Have been to most of the spots you mentioned. Beautiful videos.
It's sometimes so helpful to see your home through the eyes of a stranger. I realized I travelled a lot the world but I surely missed some great places where I live. Thanks for this beautiful shots. Greetings from the southern black forest
@@RyanShirley Puuhh I'm mostly familiar with the southern part since I live precisely between alps, black forest, the lake constance and the Rhine falls. If you ever come to this place go to the Rhine falls :) (they are in switzerland) or take a boat or stand-up paddle and let yourself float down the Rhine as it looks like the european amazon here (this is the part of the rhine which is called "Hochrhein" in german). This is what we usually do here in summer :). As for black forest I can recommend to walk around the lake "Schluchsee" or the hiking route "Wolfsweg". Slowely wolves are coming back to the black forest ;) yeeeyy!
Hi from the Blackforest, too :-) We live in Waldshut-Tiengen, which is also worth a visit. In the Blackforest, we love the small lakes and hiking trails. And skiing/snowboarding in the winter season 🏂⛷️
You know that the North has quite a number of beautiful places as well, especially Mecklenburg-Vorpommern which is the state with the highest density of manors and palaces. Also there's an unbelievable amount of lakes, not to mention most of Germany's Baltic sea coast
Yep, with the "Bastion" and "Schrammsteine". Beautiful Place to visit! I also can recommend Seiffen, which is famous for its wooden Artwork like Nutcracker, Schippbögen and Pyramids.
I was born and raised in (west-) Berlin, travelled all over the country for many years (including visiting literally every place you showed us in this vid - plus some) and finally ended up buying a house near Bodensee, the most beautiful area (to me) in Germany.
Germany is a beautiful underrated country...nice people...good food...not too expensive...feeling of freedom... As a car-guy is say... my favorite country 🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🙏🙏🙏
@@vwgti3414 We are well on the way to the Chinese system! That still comes and from September you can look forward to the Greens, Baerbock is already fixed... All conspiracies that come true like many others in recent months. I want my freedom from February 2020 back and if necessary I will fight for it, a Klaus Schwab can still conjure up so many Young Global Leaders! Why is the world so stupid to listen to a German again? Even more so with such a bad English pronunciation? Dann ist nichts mehr mit GTI fahren, wir müssen in Kollektiv erwachen sonst erwachen wir in einer Ökostalinistischen Diktatur...
@@peebeegeehustla2481 the current lack of freedom in Germany is not worse compared to other European countries..look at France & Holland & Spain & Italy usw...we all are the victim of a failing EC...trading with chinese (shit) & russians (energy)...talking with dictator erdogan 🦃🦃...a massive flood of islam-fundalism 🤮🤮 usw...and yes...Germany shows no leadership at all...die schaffen es gar nicht...we are condamned to 'green deals' & silly 'diversity' & dangerous multiculturality... And yes, i agree this will have a bad ending...history is on the brink of repeating itself...btw i'm not German...
Great video! My favorite city in Germany is definitely Dresden! Last year I moved to this beautiful place and gosh I have been fallen in love! It's full of art and history, there are countless mesmerizing old buildings made from sandstone such as castles, so many green gardens with flowers and sculptures and a big beautiful river. For artsy people it's just a dream. Never wanna leave this city haha!
I am in the Black Forest right now for a month in a lovely luttle town Gengebach, which is reallly a fairytail place. Last year I was in April for a month on the Costance lake, another beautiful place❤
As a Saxon, I would add Leipzig and the Elbsandsteingebirge (Elbe Sandstone Mountains). The latter one has got a beautiful scenery and it's a famous place for hiking and climbing. The Saxon part of the Erzgebirge, which is practically next door of the Elbsandsteingebirge, also has a lot of cultural features to offer - especially when it comes to wooden crafts. Leipzig is a city in the north-west part of Saxony and offers a lot of culture and history as well. There are the Monument of the Battle of the Nations (Völkerschlachtdenkmal), the famous restaurant Auerbachs Keller, the Panometer, the Opera and Gewandhaus at the Augustusplatz, the Leipzig Bonatical Garden and many more sights. Outside of Saxony, but also in East Germany, I can recommend the Hanse Sails in Rostock. It's a huge event that's held every August and it attracts countless people every year.
More than 15 years I lived in Germany. Munich was my 1st city before I moved to Hamburg, my 2nd home:) Seeing this all my memories come back. I do miss this country greatly 😫 😫 Thank you sooo much Ryan for this great video. It's a big surprise from you! ;)
We lived in Germany for over a year some years ago and traveled as much as we could while we were there. We did a LOT of Castle hopping as well. I loved the Liechtenstein castle near Stuttgart. We visited many of the places that you showed in your video. We also loved Triberg which has the highest waterfalls in the country. The people were kind and helpful to us Americans. I tried to learn a few words of the language but it's very, very difficult. Most of the time, the Germans wanted to practice their English with us... and curiously, they spoke MUCH better English than we spoke German. :)
Wow ,wow,wow! I'm completely beyond speechless! The detail of this video almost feels so real that it literally seems I'm there! Beautiful country! Cape town is irreplaceable but Germany seems very captivating!
The Chiemsee with its beautiful herreninsel and fraueninsel is in my opinion the most charming thing u could visit in germany. Also around the Chiemsee there are the pretty alps maybe u can take a look at it. Greetings
Great tour through Germany! It's such a beautiful country but I was waiting to see Heidelberg! Such an amazing and beautiful city. Like entering a real life fairytale.
@@RyanShirley I lived in Kaiserslautern, so short drives down to Baden-Baden for a spa weekend or Strasbourg for a nice dinner were standard weekends trips! One of my favorite Black Forest hikes was up to the Triberg Waterfalls during a beautiful fall weekend!
The best thing about Germany are their people. They treat you so well that you want them to visit your country so that you can treat them even better..!
Germany is very versatile. Have a look at Cologne, with the cathedral. A long time the highest towers in Europe. One unique place are the Extern Steine near Bielefeld. A high sandstone natural monument. I was a cultural place over thousands of years. Not fare away is the Hermannsdenkmal. A huge manmade memorial of Herman the German, who leads the Germanic tribes to a victory over the Roman occupation.
@@thorstenjaspert9394 thank you for the recommendations. I've been to Cologne twice (and would love to return), but in future I would want to check out the other places you have recommended 🙂.
@@RyanShirley Esslingen is very nice as well - my Hometown, right next to Stuttgart. Look it up if you want, nice pictures on the web. You inspired me.. I'll head to the mountains soon, and will visit Berchtesgarden definitely. Freiburg is also a lovely town - one of my favorites. Greets my friend ;-)
I study at Lake Constance shown at 2:40 really close to the German boarder in Switzerland (moved there from Cologne in Germany, a beautiful city, too). And I can tell you guys, especially the summer here is amazing. After work you can go sailing or swimming in Germany or if you want to you can take a hike in the Swiss alps, because everything’s right around the corner. In Winter you can go skiing, too. Such a privilege experiencing the best of both countries.
I live directly on the Lake Constance and its so nice to hear from a strager that this is one of the beautifulst placecs in germany. That makes me a little bit proud haha❤️🙏🏼
you definitely have to visit Heidelberg which is located where the Neckar River comes out of the Odenwald and meets the flat Rhein area. it has a beautiful castle and a beautiful oldtown
I explore my own country these days (one tour every Sunday) due to Corona limiting my travel plans. I agree to your list, even some spots are really way to touristic for myself (Rothenburg, Neuschwanstein and Berchtesgaden are very beautiful but really extreme tourist hot spots). I found very beautiful small and mid size towns so far like Marburg, Wetzlar, Meisenheim, Bad Kreuznach and Bensheim. Even in these times those cities have a really relaxing vibe.
So excited that I've been to 2 of the places on this list: Munich and Frankfurt. To me, Munich is the most beautiful city I've ever visited. I love the Baroque and Gothic cathedrals and overall architecture. In the main parts of the city, every building has such intricate detailing on the pillars, windows, etc. What I like about Frankfurt is that it's a cool mix of old and new, with a very prominent modern cluster of skyscrapers, framed by a generous smattering of Baroque and Gothic buildings, including the Cathedral of Saint Bartholomew, a Gothic wonder.
You should also visit the east of Germany e.g. Seiffen, Schwarzenberg (most beautiful in Christmas time), Castle Wolkenstein, Dresden (e.g Zwinger), Spreewald in Brandenburg etc .
@@RyanShirley if u visit dresden u have to see leipzig I think its the perfect town to live in. its not too big but not small(10th biggest in germany i think) and the people are so cool. its also the eastern germany city with the lowest neonazi/right people which is pretty cool.
Thanks for your video! There are so many beautiful smaller cities in Germany. Some of them were already recommended. But Bamberg (in Frankonia) is still missed ... 🤩
As always, your videos are so great, I feel like I'm there! I Love Germany, Went in 2016 and it was such a great adventure. Cant wait to go again! Stay Safe and keep up the good work!! Greetings from Puerto Rico!!!
Another beautiful place is Bischofsreut, Its a tiny village surrounded by stunningly beautiful forest located in Bavaria at the border to Austria and Czech.
Your videos are amazing❤️ Nueschwanstein is one of the most enchanting place I've visited. Linderhof palace was also lovely. Loved the display of swan figurines in both these monuments
Ugh. I've lived in Frankfurt for a year or two. Definitely not a nice city. The centre is tiny, and it is surrounded and smothered by all that grey, lifeless concrete. Apart from the Römerberg and Sachsenhausen where you get the tourist traps and a couple of museums (my favourite was the Städel) there's nothing much there. I was very happy when I moved back to Fürth.
Wow, this is an amazing video! You did a great job there! If you are ever going back to Germany you really have to visit Heidelberg with its famous castle ruin. Heidelberg is one of the most beautiful and also most beautifully located ancient german cities we have in our country. You should definitely give it a try! Greetings from Germany and please continue your great work!
Beautiful footage and nice collection of places. Germany is a big country with so many attractions. it's always difficult to put down a list of Top 10 places which everyone agrees to 😀.
IM GERMAN AND I LIVE NEAR BERLIN AND Berlin IS Chaos ON MY OPINION ITS 1 OF THOSE PLACES YOU NEVER SHOULD VISIT BUT YOU CAN BUY ALL LOT OF THINGS AND VISIT ALL OF FUN THINGS
Being a German, I always think it's such a pity American tourists focus so much on the two southernmost states. You missed ALL of the eastern states. Dresden and Leipzig are justly famous. There are wonderful mountain ranges apart from the alps. You missed Nuremberg (OK, that's in Bavaria too, I admit), Thuringia with small towns like Seiffen where they make all the Erzgebirge wood figurines, and personally I also love Mecklenburg-Vorpommern with its timeless rural old-world atmosphere. Greifswald may be small but it has such a wonderful surroundings. Visit the Hanse towns along the coasts of the East and North Sea and the Halligs in the North Sea. Forget Munich with its pretentiosity. Everybody goes there.
Yeah even though I'm from southern Germany myself, the Black Forest and the Alps being my favourite regions within Germany, I also really like some cities and places in Northern Germany like Lübeck, Lüneburg, Stade, the Wattenmeer (Wadden Sea), Sylt (not including Westerland but everything else on that island) as well as quite a few places in Eastern Germany like the Elbsandsteingebirge, Leipzig, Weimar, Erfurt, Quedlinburg, Wittenberg, Potsdam, Rügen and of course Dresden even tho I always think of Dresden having a fake old town because it was all rebuilt with lots of tax money but hey at least it looks nice^^ Oh and of course Western Germany has some cool Places too like the Cologne Cathedral, the Zeche Zollverein in Essen, the cities of Düsseldorf and Bonn, the Eiffel, Sauerland and Westerwald and last but definitely not least the Rhine between Bingen and Koblenz.
Thanks mate for your kind words and insight. When I come to Germany next I want to focus on other regions aside from the south! Dresden and Leipzig sound amazing! I'll have to visit all your suggestions.
@@aizina777 What, right now? OMG. I hope you are fully vaccinated. My suggestion: Coburg and Nuremberg, if you start out in the south. Each 2 days. They are close enough so you don't spend too much time travelling. For destinations in the north of Germany, I'm not so competent. The best I could suggest is Berlin, with a good guide to the surrounding country such as the Grunewald or Potsdam. That's what I like visiting when I'm in the area.
@@RyanShirley if you go to Eastgermany, you should visit the Spreewald too. Its 1h south of Berlin and really nice nature and Atmosphere, I highly recommend it :)
1. Rothenberg, make sure you do the night watchman tour and all the museums, (especially the torture museum) this is a must.. 2.Munich, make sure you visit Dachau. (pay your respects and learn ) 3.Berchtesgaden, don't forget The Eagles Nest. More people visit this place annually than Graceland's. And due to weather it has a smaller window of opportunity to visit it. 4. Berlin, you can do a free (it is done by donation) tour of Berlin with a guides that meets at the Brandenburg gates around 9.00 a.m. well worth it. 5. Hamburg, make sure you visit the Reeperbahn, St. Nicholas, St. Michaels, the museum and the worlds biggest model railway, if you really want to experience Hamburg, make sure you attend a St Pauli football match. 6. Fussen, just splendid. Make sure you pre book admission to Neuschwanstein Castle to skip the line, well worth it. 7. But it doesn't matter, anywhere in Germany is beautiful.
You should add a Tour on River Rhein from Bingen to St. Goar. There you'll find the highest density of castles in Germany and see the rock of Loreley. Also you nearly forgot eastern Germany. Here some hints: Saxon Switzerland, Mecklenburg Lake Distrikt and Dresden. Beautiful landscapes, great kulture and historical architecture.
What an amazing video, Ryan :) next time you should definitely visit the island of Rügen with its chalk coastline in the eastern sea, and also the northern islands we have like Juist or Sylt, its beyond beautiful. Saxon Switzerland is also a very nice place for hiking, then we have the Mecklenburgische Seenplatte where you can sail through hundreds of lakes, cities like Lüneburg, Lübeck are surely also worth a visit, and then the "Deutsche Weinstraße" in Rhineland Palatinate is epic for a roadtrip!
I'm a proud german and this is my beautiful country and I would never ever regret it. God bless you my beloved Vaterland. I will always love you and always carry you in my heart until my last breath🙏🏻🥹❤️
I laughed at the 'It's just 3 hours away'. Most Germans haven't seen much of their country because everything is so 'far' away. We rarely visited my relatives because they live 'far away'. I was surprised when I realised as an adult that they are only 100 km away.
Haha that's funny! In the states, I'm used to driving a couple hours to go places since everything is so spread out! I'm jealous how close most things are in Europe.
I can say, I love Germany. Als Deutscher sage ich, ich liebe Deutschland. Es ist nicht immer alles gut und schön, aber so ist es in jedem anderen Land dieser Erde auch.
Chiaraangel07 Sorry, that is not our politics. They fool us. They say „we“ want to save the whole world. But at the end they steel all our values and they want to distroy us. But ... we will win.
What a great eye bird tour and brief introduction of those awesome places from you. I love it! I fell in love onto Germany after my first visit in 2015 but only for 2 weeks and I stepped on Munich as my first city in Bavaria and it became one of my favorite cities after Berlin and Nürnberg. I revisited this wonderful and beautiful country the following year and had one month tour and finally moved to Germany then in 2017 (struggling with the language for a year 😊) and I have visited almost all those places you included in your clip but I revisited several times to those great places for more close up capturing and enjoying the views in different seasons. I made some videos for keeping sweet memories with my family, too. Anyway, Germany has many beautiful places to visit. I do visit hidden gems nearby my residence in Bayern and Baden-Württemberg in weekends before pandemic strict measures were implemented. Btw, thank you for sharing. I hope to see more from your drone shots. Stay safe 🤞
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@@RyanShirley Absolutely. I had an unforgettable time there staying in a cosy townhouse overlooking a running stream. Your channel is awesome - I love the way you travel!
Also a hidden gem but less known is Dinkelsbühl which isn't far away from Rothenburg (btw a rivaling city in medieval times). And Dinkelsbühl was also declared as Germany's most beautiful historic city by the German magazine FOCUS.
I visited Quedlinburg with my family a few years ago. It's just beautiful there. And the cheesecake cafe is absolutely great. A visit will be worth it in any case.
@@silvercatwildfire9862 I missed the cheesecake factory! There were some really superb restaurants tucked away in random street corners too... the ambience was just so surreal, it really does feel like another world
Wonderful places to immerse yourself in nature and enjoy the fresh air, visit beautiful castles that take us back to the past. Recommended for everyone who wants to feel the magic of nature and the past
Great video... there is so much more than this video... but so much more... Bamberg it’s the first to mention, Lübeck, Heidelberg, Mosbach, Würzburg, Dresden, Burghausen, Marburg . In Schwarzwald there are so many places to visit like( Calw, Baden- Baden, Triberg, Titisee...) The castles on the Rhein river ... ohhh I absolutely adore Germany ....
Thank you Snjezana....And i agree, for me (as a German) the most beautiful city of Germany is Bamberg, especially during summertime, with all that beer gardens.
A German City I can recommend as well is Lübeck in the north of Germany. Just an hour away from Hamburg, it´s one one the most beautiful Cities in the whole Country! Well known for it´s 7 Church Tower and the "Holstentor" also to be found on the 2 Euro Coin. It´s located at the Baltic Sea and is aspeacially in Summer a place, definitely worth at least a Day Trip from Hamburg. It also should be mentioned, that it´s medieval Center is Located an an Island in the River Trave. :-)
1. Rothenburg ob der Tauber - Plönlein
2. München - Marienplatz
3. Berchtesgaden - Watzmann - Maria Gern - Eagle Nest - Hintersee - National Park
4. Bodensee - Lindau - Meersburg
5. Hohenzollern Castle
6. Cochem Castle - Burg Eltz
7. Berlin - Brandenburger Tor - Mauer
8. Hamburg - Speicherstadt - Alster Lake
9. Frankfurt - Romerburg Square
10. Schwarzwald - Füssen - High Castle - Neuschwanstein Castle
Thanks for making the list!
@@RyanShirley Apart from Berlin you completly missed East Germany
@@RyanShirley Wickede an der Ruhr is a place where very few people know that I would take your vacation there, you will not regret that
Vielen Danke! 🌹
@@RyanShirley hey in the Part two dont forget Dresden an near Dresden Elbsandsteingebirge calls Sächsische Schweiz its really cool 😎🥰
We Germans normally are very self-critical with our country. It's good to remind ourselves that we are surrounded by so many beautiful places. Maybe that would give us some peace. By the way, I like how you make an effort to pronounce the names correctly, you've picked quite a few tricky ones (Berchtesgaden, Speicherstadt!) Good job. Some of my favourite spots are Görlitz, Oybin, the Spreewald and Bamberg.
Stimmt absolut
I've never expected to read about Oybin on RUclips ... 😲... but your are right, it's beautiful and unique, especially in the winter time ... says a Zittau-born girl 😁
@@niag.3332 Kannste mal sehen ;-) Ich bin auch aus der Ecke. Die Burgruine bei Nebel ist der Wahnsinn!
@@Ernestine_84527 Das glaub ich dir. Ich war als Kind ganz viel im Zittauer Gebirge und vermisse es jetzt ziemlich. Ist so schön übersichtlich 😁
as an italian i might say that germany is beautiful, unfortunately only visited the southern germany and still visited some beautiful places, like Regensburg, Nurnberg and Munchen.
Germany, as almost every country, if visited, is beautiful. unfortunately this pandemic hindered movements, i really miss Germany.
Germany 🇩🇪 is one of the most beautiful country.. hope i can travel there someday.. from Philippines 🇵🇭
Your always welcome!
Лучше сиди на Филиппинах,здесь арабов хватает
Even as a bavarian i have to tell you, that when you have the chance to take the train from Mainz to Cologne, you have to do it. I have done it once and it was awesome. You see so many castles and the train is driving the whole time near the river Rhine. Thanks for this amazing Video and keep up the good work.
Ah man, I gotta add that to my bucket list now :)
@@RyanShirley Even nicer is to take a ship up the Rhine, especially during the Weinlese. OR to follow the Rhine by car, if you need to decide for yourself how much time to spend at the various villages and castles beside it.
@@RyanShirley Oh yes you absolutely have to do that ... I come from near Mainz and I see the entire upper Middle Rhine Valley every day ... For me this is completely normal, but you have to see it 😍
PS: If you drive along the Rhine, you will also see the castle at 0:05 in Bacharach 😉
@@RyanShirley this is a very good recommendation. The train (or ship) along the Rhine River between Mainz/Wiesbaden (two beautiful cities) towards Koblenz/Bonn/Cologne is a dream: Beautiful Vineyards ("Rheingau" growing area), more than 40 castles along the riverside (UNESCO World Heritage "Mittelrheintal"), the Loreley Rock, Deutsches Eck (Koblenz), Germany's Former capital city Bonn (Beethoven's birth place) and Germany's gay capital city Cologne with it's Dome, the biggest church in the north of the Alps. You won't regret it.
Have driven this stretch several times to visit relatives of my husband - have always looked up enviously at the trains up above and thought "what if..."
My favorite German city to visit is Trier. It has roman ruins mixed with beautiful German architecture. Truly a gem of a city.
I need to give it a visit!
@@RyanShirley really good suggestion. in fact it´s the oldest city in all of germany and has a lot of roman history as well as some history throughout WW2 since it´s close to the french border. Plus there is a ton of small castles and old bunkers hidden away between all the small villages in the region. Also when you are in Cochem you can just travel along the river Mosel and be in Trier within about an hour
@@RyanShirley i was working in trier for 3 years cleaning the green and helping growing its a fantastic town if u visit gimme a call i can show u some secret views u never seen
@@eulethedude yoo im thinking abt going here
I'm going on a short trip to Germany soon. What should I try to see in Trier
Even a a German I saw some unknown places in this video, thanks for publishing! The shots are amazing!
Of course! Where is your favorite place in Germany?
@@RyanShirley Dresden, frauenkirche 👍
Me also i only know Neuschwanstein castle
as a german ive never heard anyone say " you got to go to frankfurt" xD
😂😂😂 stimmt!!!!
I am German and I visited Frankfurt to see the modern architecture 😀 so I definitely recommend it to people 😀
Als Frankfurterin muss ich sagen, dass die Stadt viel schöner ist als ihr Ruf. Klar, das Bahnhofsviertel ist nicht gerade idyllisch und wie in jeder Stadt gibt es Stadtteile, die weniger schön sind, aber Frankfurt hat auch viele schöne Ecken. Viele Stadtteile sind wie kleine Dörfer und die modernen Wolkenkratzer sind ein schöner Kontrast dazu.
@@ninamarie177 Glaub ich gern! Gibt in jeder Stadt auch schöne Ecken, sogar bei mir im Ruhrgebiet! 😉
Ja man frankfurt gotham city 2.0😂
from a guy who has been living in Germany for almost 6 years now, this list is quite good, I don't know if I could do such a list given that fact that there are so many amazing places around here, but one thing I would have included for sure is visiting the MittelRheintal region from Koblenz to Rüdesheim, this is one of the best places in Germany, full of castles and riding alongside the river Rhine within mountains, is just too great to miss. I have also some videos from Germany on my channel if anyone is interested!
Eduardo Rojas-hello there!😘
Hello there
How are you?
hi, I am doing a student exchange program in Koblenz this summer, could you maybe give me more details as to what spots to visit exactly? I would love to explore as much as I can :))
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@@crymearvr7676Koblenz is a great spot for castle spotting. There are castles dotted all over the sides of the rivers Rhein, Mosel and Lahn. Many spots to visit within an hour or less of traveling:
Burg Eltz, Maria Laach monastery, Bacharach, Bad Ems, Cochem, Rüdesheim, Eberbach monastery, ...
You can basically drive in any direction or take a train and get to a pretty river town. Do go on a river cruise, it's expensive but great in good weather (pack sun glasses, sun screen and a jacket). You'll be living in a wine region, so do go on a tour of a winyard/winery (some wineries have yummy white grape juice if you don't drink alcohol - drinking wine and beer is legal at age 16 in my Germany). Enjoy meals in restaurants in old wine cellars with barrel/vault ceiling.
A little further away you have Limburg, Marburg, Heidelberg (have a tour of the castle and go to the apothecary museum), Mainz (go to the Gutenberg museum - invention of mass printing).
France (beautiful Alsace), Luxembourg, and Belgium aren't too far away, either.
Great video. I recommend the northern part of Germany as well, for example the North Frisian islands (Amrum, Föhr) and their picturesque houses!
I grew up in Düsseldorf Germany, Now living in the States, but this video makes me wanna go back home and travel !
No way! I flew into Dusseldorf once! Hope you can get back soon!
@@RyanShirley just out of curiosity what camera and accessories did you use for this one? looks incredible
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Germany is a beautiful country! 🖤❤️💛
I know, I live here and I love to travel! 😁
I never tire of Germany. Whenever I get to Europe my favorite place is usually in Germany. Have been to most of the spots you mentioned. Beautiful videos.
I live in germany and I have only been to hamburg and munich
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@@user-yw4jd6bf7c sad :(
Im also a german
It's sometimes so helpful to see your home through the eyes of a stranger. I realized I travelled a lot the world but I surely missed some great places where I live. Thanks for this beautiful shots. Greetings from the southern black forest
Wow, that’s awesome you live in there! Where is your favorite place in the Black Forest?
@@RyanShirley Puuhh I'm mostly familiar with the southern part since I live precisely between alps, black forest, the lake constance and the Rhine falls. If you ever come to this place go to the Rhine falls :) (they are in switzerland) or take a boat or stand-up paddle and let yourself float down the Rhine as it looks like the european amazon here (this is the part of the rhine which is called "Hochrhein" in german). This is what we usually do here in summer :). As for black forest I can recommend to walk around the lake "Schluchsee" or the hiking route "Wolfsweg". Slowely wolves are coming back to the black forest ;) yeeeyy!
Hi from the Blackforest, too :-) We live in Waldshut-Tiengen, which is also worth a visit. In the Blackforest, we love the small lakes and hiking trails. And skiing/snowboarding in the winter season 🏂⛷️
@@nici5451 Haha, ich also live close to WT: Klettgau :). Greetings, neighbours!
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You know that the North has quite a number of beautiful places as well, especially Mecklenburg-Vorpommern which is the state with the highest density of manors and palaces. Also there's an unbelievable amount of lakes, not to mention most of Germany's Baltic sea coast
Most American only know the south of Germany because it was the area of the US occupation zone after WW 2.
Americans think of Germany as the country of castles and lederhosen. So, other regions look less exciting than what they imagine Germany looks like.
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Viel hat er ja nicht gesehen... 😉
You also might want to check out the "Sächsische Schweiz" if you're ever coming to Germany again 😊
Yea :)
just make sure to be white and right winged so they don't lynch you in the broad daylight.
@@immanuelkantholz9033 Eeeexactly! 😐
Yep, with the "Bastion" and "Schrammsteine". Beautiful Place to visit! I also can recommend Seiffen, which is famous for its wooden Artwork like Nutcracker, Schippbögen and Pyramids.
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I was born and raised in (west-) Berlin, travelled all over the country for many years (including visiting literally every place you showed us in this vid - plus some) and finally ended up buying a house near Bodensee, the most beautiful area (to me) in Germany.
You need to visit Lübeck, Schleswig-Holstein. I call it a Little Amsterdam..Breathtaking Architecture.
Sounds like I need to go back :)
Germany is a beautiful underrated country...nice people...good food...not too expensive...feeling of freedom...
As a car-guy is say... my favorite country
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Nice nacist people!
What freedom do you mean? The freedom not to be able to buy shoes or cut your hair without a negative coronatest?
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what kind of freedom do you want...the chinese one 😷😷...or the green-party one...🤢🤢
For me NONE of those...
@@vwgti3414 We are well on the way to the Chinese system! That still comes and from September you can look forward to the Greens, Baerbock is already fixed... All conspiracies that come true like many others in recent months. I want my freedom from February 2020 back and if necessary I will fight for it, a Klaus Schwab can still conjure up so many Young Global Leaders! Why is the world so stupid to listen to a German again? Even more so with such a bad English pronunciation?
Dann ist nichts mehr mit GTI fahren, wir müssen in Kollektiv erwachen sonst erwachen wir in einer Ökostalinistischen Diktatur...
@@peebeegeehustla2481 the current lack of freedom in Germany is not worse compared to other European countries..look at France & Holland & Spain & Italy usw...we all are the victim of a failing EC...trading with chinese (shit) & russians (energy)...talking with dictator erdogan 🦃🦃...a massive flood of islam-fundalism 🤮🤮 usw...and yes...Germany shows no leadership at all...die schaffen es gar nicht...we are condamned to 'green deals' & silly 'diversity' & dangerous multiculturality...
And yes, i agree this will have a bad ending...history is on the brink of repeating itself...btw i'm not German...
So beautiful. We love Germany!
I live in Switzerland but I have to admit that Germany is the most beautiful country in the world. I love Germany. 🇩🇪🇨🇭
What part of Switzerland are you from? I think it’s my favorite place in the world 🏔
@@RyanShirley i am from Saint Gallent, East Side!
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Germany is the most beautiful place in the world. My father is from Germany. My mother from Switzerland.
Ahhh nein sicher die schweiz 😅
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Great video! My favorite city in Germany is definitely Dresden! Last year I moved to this beautiful place and gosh I have been fallen in love! It's full of art and history, there are countless mesmerizing old buildings made from sandstone such as castles, so many green gardens with flowers and sculptures and a big beautiful river. For artsy people it's just a dream. Never wanna leave this city haha!
Thanks Jasmin! I gotta go back and visit Dresden, looks so magical!
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I am in the Black Forest right now for a month in a lovely luttle town Gengebach, which is reallly a fairytail place. Last year I was in April for a month on the Costance lake, another beautiful place❤
As a Saxon, I would add Leipzig and the Elbsandsteingebirge (Elbe Sandstone Mountains).
The latter one has got a beautiful scenery and it's a famous place for hiking and climbing. The Saxon part of the Erzgebirge, which is practically next door of the Elbsandsteingebirge, also has a lot of cultural features to offer - especially when it comes to wooden crafts.
Leipzig is a city in the north-west part of Saxony and offers a lot of culture and history as well. There are the Monument of the Battle of the Nations (Völkerschlachtdenkmal), the famous restaurant Auerbachs Keller, the Panometer, the Opera and Gewandhaus at the Augustusplatz, the Leipzig Bonatical Garden and many more sights.
Outside of Saxony, but also in East Germany, I can recommend the Hanse Sails in Rostock. It's a huge event that's held every August and it attracts countless people every year.
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More than 15 years I lived in Germany. Munich was my 1st city before I moved to Hamburg, my 2nd home:) Seeing this all my memories come back. I do miss this country greatly 😫 😫 Thank you sooo much Ryan for this great video. It's a big surprise from you! ;)
That’s so cool you’ve lived in Germany for so long! Where was your favorite place you visited while you lived there?
@@RyanShirley when I lived in Germany, I love to visit the southern part of Germany, such Black forest, Berchtesgaden:)
@@RyanShirley hey do the netherlands as well
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Where are you living now?
I like Germany so very much, especially little German cities and villages! They are so beautiful and cozy!😍 😌Thank you for video!)
You're welcome 😊
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We lived in Germany for over a year some years ago and traveled as much as we could while we were there. We did a LOT of Castle hopping as well. I loved the Liechtenstein castle near Stuttgart. We visited many of the places that you showed in your video. We also loved Triberg which has the highest waterfalls in the country. The people were kind and helpful to us Americans. I tried to learn a few words of the language but it's very, very difficult. Most of the time, the Germans wanted to practice their English with us... and curiously, they spoke MUCH better English than we spoke German. :)
Germany is underrated! I love Bavaria, Munich and Bamberg 😍 and of course some cities you mentioned. Beautiful video, thanks for sharing.
Thanks so much Tebogo! Hard to beat germany's beauty
Wow ,wow,wow! I'm completely beyond speechless! The detail of this video almost feels so real that it literally seems I'm there! Beautiful country!
Cape town is irreplaceable but Germany seems very captivating!
Hope you can visit soon :)
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Lovely 👌🏻 Greetings from Scotland 😊 Have a wonderful day everyone 🌻
The biggest adventure you can take is to live the life of your dreams,like you!!!! So keep going your trips as much as you can.....
Amen to that! Nothing greater feeling than seeing the world ✈️
Germany is amazing! You have ever so many reasons to be proud. Great video. Kind regards from Sweden
I couldn’t agree more! Also love your country
@linda-jovi I like both mountains and beaches
@linda-jovi Sweden. Not far from Stockholm
@linda-jovi Rome is amazing
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Germany has very beautiful places. I saw them for the first time, because i made city tours and holiday inside the country because of corona.
The Chiemsee with its beautiful herreninsel and fraueninsel is in my opinion the most charming thing u could visit in germany. Also around the Chiemsee there are the pretty alps maybe u can take a look at it.
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Fuck the Herreninsel, moquitoes are like zombies, vampires and bats together... Schloss is beautiful but imposible to get there
Great tour through Germany! It's such a beautiful country but I was waiting to see Heidelberg! Such an amazing and beautiful city. Like entering a real life fairytale.
@hello there, how are you doing this blessed day?
100 percent, Heidelberg is such a great city but could be more modern at some points...
I had the pleasure and joy of living in Germany near the black forest while I was in the military. Thanks for bringing so many memories Ryan!
No way! That's so cool! Where is your favorite place in the Black Forest?
@@RyanShirley I lived in Kaiserslautern, so short drives down to Baden-Baden for a spa weekend or Strasbourg for a nice dinner were standard weekends trips! One of my favorite Black Forest hikes was up to the Triberg Waterfalls during a beautiful fall weekend!
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@@DaNerd01 K-Town baby!
Kaiserslautern? Haha
The best thing about Germany are their people. They treat you so well that you want them to visit your country so that you can treat them even better..!
Germany is just a stunning country with so many amazing places to visit and see. I would definitely add Marburg, Koblenz and Freiburg to the list :).
Thanks Madimabe! I'll have to visit Marburg, Freiburg, and Koblenz, they look stunning!
Koblenz for sure :)
Germany is very versatile. Have a look at Cologne, with the cathedral. A long time the highest towers in Europe. One unique place are the Extern Steine near Bielefeld. A high sandstone natural monument. I was a cultural place over thousands of years. Not fare away is the Hermannsdenkmal. A huge manmade memorial of Herman the German, who leads the Germanic tribes to a victory over the Roman occupation.
@@thorstenjaspert9394 thank you for the recommendations. I've been to Cologne twice (and would love to return), but in future I would want to check out the other places you have recommended 🙂.
Heidelberg is one of the most beautiful cities in Germany
Wow, just looked it up and looks like such a magical city! I gotta visit it!
@@RyanShirley Esslingen is very nice as well - my Hometown, right next to Stuttgart. Look it up if you want, nice pictures on the web.
You inspired me.. I'll head to the mountains soon, and will visit Berchtesgarden definitely.
Freiburg is also a lovely town - one of my favorites.
Greets my friend ;-)
I was about to say that the only thing missing in this video is Heidelberg! I totally agree :)
Holding the oldest university of Germany (1379)
And also Tübingen!
Would love to make a roadtrip and see some places! Greetings from The Netherlands
Oh you have to do this ... Come to the Middle Rhine Valley and have some incredible wine or go all the way south to Bavaria and try real beer ... 👍🏼
I study at Lake Constance shown at 2:40 really close to the German boarder in Switzerland (moved there from Cologne in Germany, a beautiful city, too). And I can tell you guys, especially the summer here is amazing. After work you can go sailing or swimming in Germany or if you want to you can take a hike in the Swiss alps, because everything’s right around the corner. In Winter you can go skiing, too. Such a privilege experiencing the best of both countries.
Wow, that's awesome, are you studying in St. Gallen? I drove through that city once.
I live directly on the Lake Constance and its so nice to hear from a strager that this is one of the beautifulst placecs in germany. That makes me a little bit proud haha❤️🙏🏼
No way! What part of the lake do you live on ?
@@RyanShirley I live 20 minutes away from Meersburg. In a small village direcly on the edge from Lake Conctance. Its called Bodman-Ludwigshafen.😊
you definitely have to visit Heidelberg which is located where the Neckar River comes out of the Odenwald and meets the flat Rhein area. it has a beautiful castle and a beautiful oldtown
Being German I love Dresden, Aachen and Würzburg (go to one of the wine festivals there in summer!).
As a german it is very heartwarming to hear how u pronounce the cities and places ☺️
I explore my own country these days (one tour every Sunday) due to Corona limiting my travel plans. I agree to your list, even some spots are really way to touristic for myself (Rothenburg, Neuschwanstein and Berchtesgaden are very beautiful but really extreme tourist hot spots). I found very beautiful small and mid size towns so far like Marburg, Wetzlar, Meisenheim, Bad Kreuznach and Bensheim. Even in these times those cities have a really relaxing vibe.
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Germany is very special and smart country with historic sites.
So excited that I've been to 2 of the places on this list: Munich and Frankfurt.
To me, Munich is the most beautiful city I've ever visited. I love the Baroque and Gothic cathedrals and overall architecture. In the main parts of the city, every building has such intricate detailing on the pillars, windows, etc.
What I like about Frankfurt is that it's a cool mix of old and new, with a very prominent modern cluster of skyscrapers, framed by a generous smattering of Baroque and Gothic buildings, including the Cathedral of Saint Bartholomew, a Gothic wonder.
You should also visit the east of Germany e.g. Seiffen, Schwarzenberg (most beautiful in Christmas time), Castle Wolkenstein, Dresden (e.g Zwinger), Spreewald in Brandenburg etc .
I Would add Dresden 😍 Dresden is the most beautiful City I have ever been to
Ah I regret not visiting! Hope I can visit this summer.
@@RyanShirley if u visit dresden u have to see leipzig I think its the perfect town to live in. its not too big but not small(10th biggest in germany i think) and the people are so cool. its also the eastern germany city with the lowest neonazi/right people which is pretty cool.
and Erfurt! very old town with a lot of history!
@@-mr-brokken1471 Leipzig and Dresden are full of Adolfs.
I gotta say the city of Bamberg is fantastic as well. Cologne is one of my favorite cities in the world
Nürnberg, Regensburg and Passau are also great cities. And you definitely should visit Garmisch, the Eibsee and the Zugspitze in Bavaria.
I really want to visit Garmisch! Hopefully I can go this summer.
Thanks for your video! There are so many beautiful smaller cities in Germany. Some of them were already recommended. But Bamberg (in Frankonia) is still missed ... 🤩
Cool video, so beautiful views ,good weather, thanks for sharing
Hello Nature, how are you doing today i hope everything is fine with you?
Nice video. Thanks for making it.
Of course, I’m just glad you watched
As always, your videos are so great, I feel like I'm there! I Love Germany, Went in 2016 and it was such a great adventure. Cant wait to go again! Stay Safe and keep up the good work!! Greetings from Puerto Rico!!!
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Another beautiful place is Bischofsreut, Its a tiny village surrounded by stunningly beautiful forest located in Bavaria at the border to Austria and Czech.
Just looked it up and looks like such a charming little village!
From Persia(IRAN) :GOD BLESS GERMANY. What a beautiful country. ❤❤❤❤
Germany is a fantastic country!
I reached here last month can’t wait to explore Deutschland
Germany looks beautiful, thanks for sharing!
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Your videos are amazing❤️
Nueschwanstein is one of the most enchanting place I've visited.
Linderhof palace was also lovely.
Loved the display of swan figurines in both these monuments
I really like Germany smita's I enjoyed my stay there
Frankfurt!! Most impressive skyline of Germany
I mean its the only skyline in germany😅
@@christianrucinski4523 Sadly, yes, but there are some little skylines in other cities.
Ugh. I've lived in Frankfurt for a year or two. Definitely not a nice city. The centre is tiny, and it is surrounded and smothered by all that grey, lifeless concrete. Apart from the Römerberg and Sachsenhausen where you get the tourist traps and a couple of museums (my favourite was the Städel) there's nothing much there. I was very happy when I moved back to Fürth.
@@mquietsch6736 yeah it also has one of the highest crime rates here
Wow, this is an amazing video! You did a great job there! If you are ever going back to Germany you really have to visit Heidelberg with its famous castle ruin. Heidelberg is one of the most beautiful and also most beautifully located ancient german cities we have in our country. You should definitely give it a try!
Greetings from Germany and please continue your great work!
I’d love to visit Heidelberg when I return :)
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I've scrolled through all comments to read this comment, thank god, Heidelberg is definetily one of the most beautiful cities in Germany 🥲
Beautiful footage and nice collection of places. Germany is a big country with so many attractions. it's always difficult to put down a list of Top 10 places which everyone agrees to 😀.
You should review the Harz. It's where I come from and it has so many beautiful spots like Quedlinburg or the Brocken.
Definetly you won't regret it!
I'll have to come back and visit!
IM GERMAN AND I LIVE NEAR BERLIN AND Berlin IS Chaos ON MY OPINION ITS 1 OF THOSE PLACES YOU NEVER SHOULD VISIT BUT YOU CAN BUY ALL LOT OF THINGS AND VISIT ALL OF FUN THINGS
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Berlin has some things to offer for those who are interested. If you're e.g. a museum geek, you can spend lots of time wandering around Museuminsel.
Being a German, I always think it's such a pity American tourists focus so much on the two southernmost states. You missed ALL of the eastern states. Dresden and Leipzig are justly famous. There are wonderful mountain ranges apart from the alps. You missed Nuremberg (OK, that's in Bavaria too, I admit), Thuringia with small towns like Seiffen where they make all the Erzgebirge wood figurines, and personally I also love Mecklenburg-Vorpommern with its timeless rural old-world atmosphere. Greifswald may be small but it has such a wonderful surroundings. Visit the Hanse towns along the coasts of the East and North Sea and the Halligs in the North Sea. Forget Munich with its pretentiosity. Everybody goes there.
Yeah even though I'm from southern Germany myself, the Black Forest and the Alps being my favourite regions within Germany, I also really like some cities and places in Northern Germany like Lübeck, Lüneburg, Stade, the Wattenmeer (Wadden Sea), Sylt (not including Westerland but everything else on that island) as well as quite a few places in Eastern Germany like the Elbsandsteingebirge, Leipzig, Weimar, Erfurt, Quedlinburg, Wittenberg, Potsdam, Rügen and of course Dresden even tho I always think of Dresden having a fake old town because it was all rebuilt with lots of tax money but hey at least it looks nice^^ Oh and of course Western Germany has some cool Places too like the Cologne Cathedral, the Zeche Zollverein in Essen, the cities of Düsseldorf and Bonn, the Eiffel, Sauerland and Westerwald and last but definitely not least the Rhine between Bingen and Koblenz.
Thanks mate for your kind words and insight. When I come to Germany next I want to focus on other regions aside from the south! Dresden and Leipzig sound amazing! I'll have to visit all your suggestions.
I have 4 days in Germany, which cities would be the best for visit?
@@aizina777 What, right now? OMG. I hope you are fully vaccinated. My suggestion: Coburg and Nuremberg, if you start out in the south. Each 2 days. They are close enough so you don't spend too much time travelling. For destinations in the north of Germany, I'm not so competent. The best I could suggest is Berlin, with a good guide to the surrounding country such as the Grunewald or Potsdam. That's what I like visiting when I'm in the area.
@@RyanShirley if you go to Eastgermany, you should visit the Spreewald too. Its 1h south of Berlin and really nice nature and Atmosphere, I highly recommend it :)
1. Rothenberg, make sure you do the night watchman tour and all the museums, (especially the torture museum) this is a must..
2.Munich, make sure you visit Dachau. (pay your respects and learn )
3.Berchtesgaden, don't forget The Eagles Nest. More people visit this place annually than Graceland's. And due to weather it has a smaller window of opportunity to visit it.
4. Berlin, you can do a free (it is done by donation) tour of Berlin with a guides that meets at the Brandenburg gates around 9.00 a.m. well worth it.
5. Hamburg, make sure you visit the Reeperbahn, St. Nicholas, St. Michaels, the museum and the worlds biggest model railway, if you really want to experience Hamburg, make sure you attend a St Pauli football match.
6. Fussen, just splendid. Make sure you pre book admission to Neuschwanstein Castle to skip the line, well worth it.
7. But it doesn't matter, anywhere in Germany is beautiful.
You should add a Tour on River Rhein from Bingen to St. Goar. There you'll find the highest density of castles in Germany and see the rock of Loreley.
Also you nearly forgot eastern Germany. Here some hints: Saxon Switzerland, Mecklenburg Lake Distrikt and Dresden. Beautiful landscapes, great kulture and historical architecture.
Rüdesheim and the loreley are ohne Of the Most visited Places, espacailly by asians! Its so beautiful!
Sehr schöne Plätze mit guten Beschreibungen. Macht neugierig auf eine Reise nach Deutschland. ❤️
Amazing, germany is so underrated😍
It really is! A land full of history and endless beauty.
And thats good. We don't need any more tourists then we already have.
Love this video.. I enjoy watching and thanks for representing Germany.
Thanks os much Kim! Where is your favorite place in Germany?
Germany is beautiful Kim I enjoyed my stay there where are you from?
Thank you for this great video Ryan
I can recommend Augsburg, my hometown has a 2000 year old history from the Romans, also very famous because of Amadeus Mozart.
Wonderful area of the world! thanks for sharing.
Thanks Leovany! I need to head back to Belize soon!
@@RyanShirley we will be happy to meet you again. Excellent Work of yours.
What an amazing video, Ryan :) next time you should definitely visit the island of Rügen with its chalk coastline in the eastern sea, and also the northern islands we have like Juist or Sylt, its beyond beautiful. Saxon Switzerland is also a very nice place for hiking, then we have the Mecklenburgische Seenplatte where you can sail through hundreds of lakes, cities like Lüneburg, Lübeck are surely also worth a visit, and then the "Deutsche Weinstraße" in Rhineland Palatinate is epic for a roadtrip!
Thanks so much Tabea! Great suggestions. Rugen looks incredible, and I really want to visit Saxon Switzerland too! I gotta come back!
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Agree . Rugnen is my favourite place to visit
Good video!
More ideas in Germany: North and Baltic Sea (Rügen, Usedom, Sylt, Borkum, Darß-Fischland-Zingst)
Hamburg
Lüneburger Heide
Teutoburger Wald
Harz
Spreewald (Lieberoser Wüste)
Rakotzbrücke
Sächsische Schweiz
Moselschleife
Blautopf
Feengrotte
Mecklenburgische Seenplatte
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wow so beautiful! i definitely live in the wrong germany xD
What part of Germany are you from?
@@RyanShirley Stuttgart 😅 Baden - Württemberg
@@jessicaventura4992 The Ruhr area is worse😅
I'm a proud german and this is my beautiful country and I would never ever regret it. God bless you my beloved Vaterland. I will always love you and always carry you in my heart until my last breath🙏🏻🥹❤️
I think for history Dresden is also an important and impressive city and the Saxon Switzerland is just amazing ☺️
Sounds like I need to go back :)
@@RyanShirley yes, definitely a pretty nice idea! I live next to Dresden and just love the landscape around :)
This place is really amazing. If Corona disappears, I really want to go next time.🌍🙏
It’s truly such a enchanting country! Hope you can visit soon :)
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I laughed at the 'It's just 3 hours away'. Most Germans haven't seen much of their country because everything is so 'far' away. We rarely visited my relatives because they live 'far away'. I was surprised when I realised as an adult that they are only 100 km away.
Haha that's funny! In the states, I'm used to driving a couple hours to go places since everything is so spread out! I'm jealous how close most things are in Europe.
right now i am in germany :)
.. i am glad i found this video..great work
That's awesome! I'm jealous you're there.
It's so beautiful Germany!!! Thanks again for sharing your amazing videos;)
Bravo! Found your another beautiful video! I'm visiting Germany next month, excited!
You’re going to have a amazing time!
This is one of the most beautiful vlogs out there that I've seen. eve
I'm honored :)
@@RyanShirley keep doing your good work!!!
This is my favorite
We are now Germany normally natural this place amazing that viewed I love it ❤
Why didn't you include a single town next to the Nordsee or Ostsee? Or maybe an island, they're very beautiful, too...
I gotta go back and visit them all!
@@RyanShirley Especially the little islands in the Northern sea like Amrum or Borkum are very beautiful in my opinion
Funny, I live not far away from Rottenburg. It's nice to hear that tourists love this city.
I can say, I love Germany. Als Deutscher sage ich, ich liebe Deutschland. Es ist nicht immer alles gut und schön, aber so ist es in jedem anderen Land dieser Erde auch.
Richtig!
Chiaraangel07 Sorry, that is not our politics. They fool us. They say „we“ want to save the whole world.
But at the end they steel all our values and they want to distroy us. But ... we will win.
@@Sara-jh1ll Wait until the Green party will be elected this year, they will truly go mad and will do significant harm to this beautiful country.
@@Dathumm why?
Watching this as a German. Thanks for some inspiration to visit 😬😬😬
Can’t wait for you to see more of your country!
What a great eye bird tour and brief introduction of those awesome places from you. I love it! I fell in love onto Germany after my first visit in 2015 but only for 2 weeks and I stepped on Munich as my first city in Bavaria and it became one of my favorite cities after Berlin and Nürnberg. I revisited this wonderful and beautiful country the following year and had one month tour and finally moved to Germany then in 2017 (struggling with the language for a year 😊) and I have visited almost all those places you included in your clip but I revisited several times to those great places for more close up capturing and enjoying the views in different seasons. I made some videos for keeping sweet memories with my family, too. Anyway, Germany has many beautiful places to visit. I do visit hidden gems nearby my residence in Bayern and Baden-Württemberg in weekends before pandemic strict measures were implemented. Btw, thank you for sharing. I hope to see more from your drone shots. Stay safe 🤞
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I would love to visit Germany 1 day. Greetings from Scotland
Rotenberg looks just like Quedlinburg - another hidden medieval gem!
Just looked up Quedlinburg and looks amazing!
@@RyanShirley Absolutely. I had an unforgettable time there staying in a cosy townhouse overlooking a running stream. Your channel is awesome - I love the way you travel!
Also a hidden gem but less known is Dinkelsbühl which isn't far away from Rothenburg (btw a rivaling city in medieval times). And Dinkelsbühl was also declared as Germany's most beautiful historic city by the German magazine FOCUS.
I visited Quedlinburg with my family a few years ago. It's just beautiful there. And the cheesecake cafe is absolutely great. A visit will be worth it in any case.
@@silvercatwildfire9862 I missed the cheesecake factory! There were some really superb restaurants tucked away in random street corners too... the ambience was just so surreal, it really does feel like another world
Wonderful places to immerse yourself in nature and enjoy the fresh air, visit beautiful castles that take us back to the past. Recommended for everyone who wants to feel the magic of nature and the past
This morning I searched on your channel for a video about Germany and didn't find it. A few hours later ... Hahaha
Haha no way! I guess this video was meant to be :) Where are you from mate?
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@@RyanShirley I'm from Brazil. But I'll move to Germany ASAP.
Great video... there is so much more than this video... but so much more... Bamberg it’s the first to mention, Lübeck, Heidelberg, Mosbach, Würzburg, Dresden, Burghausen, Marburg . In Schwarzwald there are so many places to visit like( Calw, Baden- Baden, Triberg, Titisee...) The castles on the Rhein river ... ohhh I absolutely adore Germany ....
Thank you Snjezana....And i agree, for me (as a German) the most beautiful city of Germany is Bamberg, especially during summertime, with all that beer gardens.
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A German City I can recommend as well is Lübeck in the north of Germany. Just an hour away from Hamburg, it´s one one the most beautiful Cities in the whole Country! Well known for it´s 7 Church Tower and the "Holstentor" also to be found on the 2 Euro Coin. It´s located at the Baltic Sea and is aspeacially in Summer a place, definitely worth at least a Day Trip from Hamburg. It also should be mentioned, that it´s medieval Center is Located an an Island in the River Trave. :-)
Wow, all amazing suggestions! I really want to visit Holstentor now!
All the landscaapes are outstanding by themselves and a Trave to thislandscapeis topromis