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Me, my wife, and two of my sisters were in Frankenmuth June 30th to July 3rd this year. We want to go back in the near future. One of my main reasons for going to Frankenmuth was to visit Bavarian Blacksmith Experience where I forged for the first time a railspike knife. BBE was founded by a Forged in Fire champion; if you've ever seen the show. His name is Josh A. Weston. Of course, we visited a lot of the shops. We stayed at Drury Inn and Suites. About two days after returing home from Frankenmuth, I started feeling homesick for Frankenmuth. That might seem silly to some though. Thank you for your video.
That's awesome you get to go so frequently. We'd love to go back if we're ever in the area again! Are there other things you'd recommend people see that we didn't check out in our video?
my mom used to own a bakery here its was called "kringles" if anyone remembers that it was years ago. it was a Christmas themed bakery we also had a big chair that Santa would sit on to take pictures with him. So that was a fun time i guess
My family and I go to Frankenmuth every year, the day after Thanksgiving. It’s busy but we love it. When I was stationed in Washington state, I discovered the town of Leavenworth which is also very good.
@@NeverStopAdventuring Same here with Leavenworth, I went probably 15 years ago, but my memory was that there was more to do at Leavenworth. How about you? How do you think they compare? I’m curious to know what others think.
@@jimmiller82 I'd say the town of Frankenmuth is better. It's bigger, with more to do. Leavenworth has better scenery. The Cascades are pretty spectacular!
headed there this weekend. going to wear my grandfather's pre 1945 officer uniform from when he lived in Germany. He brought it all the way to Argentina after the war.
Not sure if you guys will see this, but they are opening a new water park this year, it will be Michigan's largest indoor water park and one of the largest indoor water parks in the United States. Might be a fun trip for you and the kids. It's at the Bavarian in.
Thanks for your video, Frankenmuth is a nice theme park, I’m hoping to visit this typically American endeavor. I laughed because there is a family of fierce warriors in Bavaria, we are different in the way we are and how we grow up, you saw the scary fairy tale figures, some of these fairy tales are just scary children from our family love them, just like the Nørsk (Viking) are friendly these days, so are we, NOW would you like me to shøw you some AUTHENTIC Bavarian “hospitality”😆 Loved your video.
Im a Michigander and am excited to see where else you go in Michigan! I got back from Munising about a week ago and got pasties from Muldoons. Definitely more traditional and would recommend. I hope you all are swinging by Kitch iti kipi!
Hi! Thanks for watching. We loved Michigan! We enjoyed Munising and the Pictured Rocks. Muldoons pasties were some of our favorites, yum! We definitely stopped at Kitch-iti-kipi and rode the raft back and forth multiple times😂, so neat. Videos all coming up! Have a happy 4th of July today.
Love Frankenmuth!! My mom, myself, and my daughter go here 4 times a year if not more for overnight girl trips. We shop, eat (carry out is the way we go, much cheaper then the all you can eat family style that's now up to $39.99 each), then play cards or board games at night in the hotel. It's also a very dog friendly town. Wouldn't give it or the memories made up for anything! PS...traditional pasties are better with gravy, lol. Thanks for the content, found you cause we are headed on a girls trip to the UP to visit friends in August and I was looking for things I haven't done yet. I love your stuff and subbed.
We had such a great time there! That sounds like a lot of fun. We were up in the UP kinda early in the season and many of the small towns up there weren't fully open for tourists, but there are a lot of hidden gems up there for sure. Thanks so much, happy to have you! 🙂
@@NeverStopAdventuring Ok good! The beef pasties with carrots and onions and potatoes 🤌. I'm in Metro Detroit. Frankenmuth for us is like a treat! I'm glad you got to try the chocolate cheese! Did you get to try the taffy? I'd suggest Holland, MI next time. The Tulip Festival is 🔥 Traverse City is also really cool.
Hello! We just found your channel because we are in MI and heading to Frankenmuth tomorrow! We were in the UP for the past month. Loved it. So excited to go to Frankenmuth because Ginger lived in Germany for a few years and loved it. We are excited to follow your adventures. ❤️
That's awesome! We hope you're having a wonderful time in Frankenmuth and Michigan in general. Where in Germany did Ginger live? I (Christine) am an Army brat so my family lived in Germany several times when I was growing up and I still have family there as well, mostly in Bavaria. Can't wait to go back sometime.
Very cool! Unfortunately we didn't do anything outside of what we filmed here. We only had a couple of days in the area. We heard they have a water park in there too though, definitely would have been fun!
Es ist sehr schön, aber nicht neu deutsch wirklich.. es ist alt Deutschland 🇩🇪.. und vielleicht ein bisschen Ländlich heute. Das ist nicht was Deutschland ist jetzt... lieber groß Gebäude mit viel Wohnungen. Nicht viele kleinen Hausen …
@@NeverStopAdventuring I don't think so! Stores, definitely, but I can't think of a whole town. They sound awesome though - would love to find others to visit too!
@@micheleh5963 yes, they are so much fun! There's also Leavenworth, Washington that we've really enjoyed also, and Vail, CO has some Germany vibes, but there are several more we have yet to see!
Have you been to Frankenmuth or any other German themed towns in the U.S.? Let us know! Don't miss upcoming videos in Michigan as we travel toward the UP, subscribe here! ruclips.net/user/neverstopadventuring
We go all the time. Great place. We’ve also been to Helen, Georgia.
Me, my wife, and two of my sisters were in Frankenmuth June 30th to July 3rd this year. We want to go back in the near future. One of my main reasons for going to Frankenmuth was to visit Bavarian Blacksmith Experience where I forged for the first time a railspike knife. BBE was founded by a Forged in Fire champion; if you've ever seen the show. His name is Josh A. Weston. Of course, we visited a lot of the shops. We stayed at Drury Inn and Suites. About two days after returing home from Frankenmuth, I started feeling homesick for Frankenmuth. That might seem silly to some though. Thank you for your video.
I’ve been going to Frankenmuth my entire life! Such a fun place to be!
That's awesome you get to go so frequently. We'd love to go back if we're ever in the area again! Are there other things you'd recommend people see that we didn't check out in our video?
Yup, same here. Been there so many times I've lost count.
my mom used to own a bakery here its was called "kringles" if anyone remembers that it was years ago. it was a Christmas themed bakery we also had a big chair that Santa would sit on to take pictures with him. So that was a fun time i guess
Sounds like it was a great place!
Great review of a great American-German town !
Thanks!
My family and I go to Frankenmuth every year, the day after Thanksgiving. It’s busy but we love it. When I was stationed in Washington state, I discovered the town of Leavenworth which is also very good.
That sounds like a great tradition! We've actually been to Leavenworth as well! It was way back before kids though. How do you think the two compare?
@@NeverStopAdventuring Same here with Leavenworth, I went probably 15 years ago, but my memory was that there was more to do at Leavenworth. How about you? How do you think they compare? I’m curious to know what others think.
@@jimmiller82 I'd say the town of Frankenmuth is better. It's bigger, with more to do. Leavenworth has better scenery. The Cascades are pretty spectacular!
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headed there this weekend. going to wear my grandfather's pre 1945 officer uniform from when he lived in Germany. He brought it all the way to Argentina after the war.
What a fun place. Great food to be had also! Thanks for the tips when visiting.
Definitely a worthwhile stop if you're in the area! Towns with special themes are a lot of fun. Have you ever been to one?
I love the mirror maze at the River Place shops
We didn't get to it while we were there. Sounds like fun!
Frankenmuth looks so cute!
Going to Frankenmuth in December for the first time. Can’t wait! Love the video too.
Enjoy!
What a cute town! Would love to visit someday
Yes definitely! It's worth a visit and we'd love to go back someday too.
What a cute little German town! The food and sights look amazing!
Definitely worth a visit if you're anywhere near it in Michigan! Even if the food wasn't 100% legit it's VERY VERY good!
Not sure if you guys will see this, but they are opening a new water park this year, it will be Michigan's largest indoor water park and one of the largest indoor water parks in the United States. Might be a fun trip for you and the kids. It's at the Bavarian in.
Thanks for letting us know!
Thanks for your video, Frankenmuth is a nice theme park, I’m hoping to visit this typically American endeavor. I laughed because there is a family of fierce warriors in Bavaria, we are different in the way we are and how we grow up, you saw the scary fairy tale figures, some of these fairy tales are just scary children from our family love them, just like the Nørsk (Viking) are friendly these days, so are we, NOW would you like me to shøw you some AUTHENTIC Bavarian “hospitality”😆 Loved your video.
Im a Michigander and am excited to see where else you go in Michigan! I got back from Munising about a week ago and got pasties from Muldoons. Definitely more traditional and would recommend. I hope you all are swinging by Kitch iti kipi!
Hi! Thanks for watching. We loved Michigan! We enjoyed Munising and the Pictured Rocks. Muldoons pasties were some of our favorites, yum! We definitely stopped at Kitch-iti-kipi and rode the raft back and forth multiple times😂, so neat. Videos all coming up! Have a happy 4th of July today.
So fun! I just went to Frankenmuth the other day! Such a fun place! 💙
Oh that's awesome! Was it your first time there? What did you enjoy most?
Love Frankenmuth!! My mom, myself, and my daughter go here 4 times a year if not more for overnight girl trips. We shop, eat (carry out is the way we go, much cheaper then the all you can eat family style that's now up to $39.99 each), then play cards or board games at night in the hotel. It's also a very dog friendly town. Wouldn't give it or the memories made up for anything! PS...traditional pasties are better with gravy, lol. Thanks for the content, found you cause we are headed on a girls trip to the UP to visit friends in August and I was looking for things I haven't done yet. I love your stuff and subbed.
We had such a great time there! That sounds like a lot of fun. We were up in the UP kinda early in the season and many of the small towns up there weren't fully open for tourists, but there are a lot of hidden gems up there for sure. Thanks so much, happy to have you! 🙂
I hope you guys got an original pasty!!!
There were SOOOOO many options there in Frankenmuth that we didn't get an original one. Later when we were in Munising we did though!
@@NeverStopAdventuring Ok good! The beef pasties with carrots and onions and potatoes 🤌. I'm in Metro Detroit. Frankenmuth for us is like a treat! I'm glad you got to try the chocolate cheese! Did you get to try the taffy? I'd suggest Holland, MI next time. The Tulip Festival is 🔥
Traverse City is also really cool.
@@EvanRockwell1 we actually visited Holland for the tulip festival right before we visited Frankenmuth: ruclips.net/video/t6pB1VTz_GA/видео.html
@@NeverStopAdventuring I love the Tulip Fest! My brother and his family moved to Holland last year so I'm sure I'll be going more 🤞
I have been to Frankenmuth twice
Hello! We just found your channel because we are in MI and heading to Frankenmuth tomorrow! We were in the UP for the past month. Loved it. So excited to go to Frankenmuth because Ginger lived in Germany for a few years and loved it. We are excited to follow your adventures. ❤️
That's awesome! We hope you're having a wonderful time in Frankenmuth and Michigan in general. Where in Germany did Ginger live? I (Christine) am an Army brat so my family lived in Germany several times when I was growing up and I still have family there as well, mostly in Bavaria. Can't wait to go back sometime.
My mom made Pasty’s. She grew up in Illinois, only cubed beef in hers, but no sauce or gravy.
Sounds great! We tried a lot of pasty's through Michigan. To us it seems if the bread was made well it almost didn't matter what was inside.
We had our honeymoon there! We really enjoyed it! did you guys check out the bavarian inn arcade?
Very cool! Unfortunately we didn't do anything outside of what we filmed here. We only had a couple of days in the area. We heard they have a water park in there too though, definitely would have been fun!
Bridge is build at least primarily with wooden rivers not nails
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I’ve been to Germany and I’ll take frankenmuth.
You hardly show the architect buildings
I'm gonna guess that Mr Skelton is a Virgo and Mrs Skelton is a Taurus.
Nope 😄
@@NeverStopAdventuring what are your actual signs?
I only wanna go to frankenmuth to sell my first edition pokemon cards
Es ist sehr schön, aber nicht neu deutsch wirklich.. es ist alt Deutschland 🇩🇪.. und vielleicht ein bisschen Ländlich heute. Das ist nicht was Deutschland ist jetzt... lieber groß Gebäude mit viel Wohnungen. Nicht viele kleinen Hausen …
Yes, more of a southern Bavaria theme and feel.
Zhenders is better!
We only had time to try one of them 🙂
Und Hähnchen ist gar nicht Beliebt, Schwein ist mehr Gemeinsamer Ort. Ex: schweinebraten mit kloße..
What a cute town! Would love to visit someday
So cute! I hope you get the chance! Have you ever been to any other German or otherwise themed town in the US?
@@NeverStopAdventuring I don't think so! Stores, definitely, but I can't think of a whole town. They sound awesome though - would love to find others to visit too!
@@micheleh5963 yes, they are so much fun! There's also Leavenworth, Washington that we've really enjoyed also, and Vail, CO has some Germany vibes, but there are several more we have yet to see!