I've been to Osnabruck many times from the states since I was a child to visit my Aunt. Sadly, she is now gone, but I miss my walks from Rosenplatz to the shopping sections with here. Osnabruck is one of those places with a magical feel for me 💌 Thanks for the nice video 🙂
This video did a good job strategically avoiding Neumarkt. Don't get me wrong, great city, but god it's hard to watch Neumarkt transform into such a blight of an eyesore on the city.
Loved osnabruck, was stationed there thro my 6yr army career, beautiful people and culture, and the food was to die for, still now, as I remember it, from the 80's, ❤
Was first there just before Christmas 1952,The City was still very damaged from 79 allied air raids.I have been back many times,and think it is now a lovely City.
@@roydavidlivermore4664 yes some of the blocks are still standing been modernised, our block has been demolished, on the right side, we was on the naafi side, and gymnasium,
This cool is it to be able to see the town where my gt gt grandmother and many other ancestors were born- without leaving my sofa! Thanks for the video! Hopefully I will be able to visit someday in reality!
For all readers: i am from this town and still live here. And i can tell you, besides of those pictures which are shown here, osnabrück is a really ugly city. Really ugly! everyone in my environment also says that this city isnt worth to live in. If you want to see a pretty city, travel to Bielefeld, it offers a lot more and is just 60km away from Osnabrück.
So viele deutsche dumme Mundwerke. What about if you just shut your trap. Osnabrück is beautiful. If you don’t like it there piss off. Oder wie wir deutsche sagen, “verpiss Dich”.
I would call Neumarkt really ugly now, but beyond that I think Osnabrück is fine. I think one of Osnabrück's underrated features is it's population density: big enough to be a city, not big enough to suffer from constant crowds and too many people. It's just the right population size where you can both catch a moment alone and immediately find someone to talk to, if you need.
Have you been to Ankum? My great grandfather lived at "Schultenhof" near Ankum. The old "manor house" (?) burnt down in the 1960's and no relatives own the land anymore. The land is now owned by a software company but some of tge stone outbuildings are still there. I'd like to visit one-day.
Thanks for watching 🙂 Have you ever been to Osnabrück ? Which destination would you like to see next?
It would be nice to see the Maldives from you if possible 🙏🏻
Thank you for the great memories for me, love osnabruck,
Thank you for watching 😊
@@TravelHDefinition A pleasure, thank you,
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I've been to Osnabruck many times from the states since I was a child to visit my Aunt. Sadly, she is now gone, but I miss my walks from Rosenplatz to the shopping sections with here. Osnabruck is one of those places with a magical feel for me 💌 Thanks for the nice video 🙂
I feel you 😊 thanks to you for watching and sharing your story
This video did a good job strategically avoiding Neumarkt.
Don't get me wrong, great city, but god it's hard to watch Neumarkt transform into such a blight of an eyesore on the city.
what is Neurmarkt?
Thank you for the nice video👍 i'm going next month to Osnabrück 🙂
You are welcome and enjoy 😊
Loved osnabruck, was stationed there thro my 6yr army career, beautiful people and culture, and the food was to die for, still now, as I remember it, from the 80's, ❤
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Was first there just before Christmas 1952,The City was still very damaged from 79 allied air raids.I have been back many times,and think it is now a lovely City.
@@roydavidlivermore4664 Nice one, I was at Roberts barracks which is now a coffee drive in, wishing you a happy and prosperous Xmas and New year, 👍💯
@@tonybekk2939 I thought the blocks including block 20 ,the first on the
left inside the main gates had been left standing ,Tony ?
@@roydavidlivermore4664 yes some of the blocks are still standing been modernised, our block has been demolished, on the right side, we was on the naafi side, and gymnasium,
Very nice town, happened to live there for some months and have great memories of this place ❤️ you made me feel nostalgic 👌
This cool is it to be able to see the town where my gt gt grandmother and many other ancestors were born- without leaving my sofa! Thanks for the video! Hopefully I will be able to visit someday in reality!
I am happy you have liked the video Anne! Thank you for watching 😊
Der Osnabrück-Haider dürfte den Ruf dieser schönen Stadt wohl längerfristig beschmutzt zu haben.
Bellissimo❤
Wo Neumarkt?
Ma maison mon jardin d'enfance !!!!!
my city 😍
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For all readers: i am from this town and still live here. And i can tell you, besides of those pictures which are shown here, osnabrück is a really ugly city. Really ugly! everyone in my environment also says that this city isnt worth to live in. If you want to see a pretty city, travel to Bielefeld, it offers a lot more and is just 60km away from Osnabrück.
So viele deutsche dumme Mundwerke. What about if you just shut your trap. Osnabrück is beautiful. If you don’t like it there piss off. Oder wie wir deutsche sagen, “verpiss Dich”.
I would call Neumarkt really ugly now, but beyond that I think Osnabrück is fine.
I think one of Osnabrück's underrated features is it's population density: big enough to be a city, not big enough to suffer from constant crowds and too many people. It's just the right population size where you can both catch a moment alone and immediately find someone to talk to, if you need.
Have you been to Ankum? My great grandfather lived at "Schultenhof" near Ankum. The old "manor house" (?) burnt down in the 1960's and no relatives own the land anymore. The land is now owned by a software company but some of tge stone outbuildings are still there. I'd like to visit one-day.