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AMERICAN REACTS TO EUROPEAN CHRSTMAS MARKETS FOR THE FIRST TIME! (WHAT IS A CHRISTMAS MARKET?)
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Not at all surprise that you can see their breath,s in Manchester it's up north and bloody cold most of the time , I just surprised that the German Market in Birmingham UK didn't get into the list.
U should react to epic history TV ww1 its good
Has anyone heard the theory of white and red being associated Christmas being related to the toxic mushroom Amanita Muscaria? Also heard it may have something to to do with the Saami. These are just fringe theories however if I recall correctly. Interesting all the same tho.
I love the way you are always blown away by these old buildings like the cologne cathedral 😊
I reminds me when i stood for the first time in front of it, 515ft high and 472ft long... it was really overwhelming 😂, I would like to see your reaction to "This is Germany" by the channel Dr. Ludwig. It's an Beautiful compilation about Germany's old citys and sights.
I'm trying really hard to not laugh every time you're like "wow it looks so cold". It's Northern Europe, during winter. It's like if I were shocked at Texas for being hot in summer.
Germany alone has thousands of Christmas Markets. You find them at almost every Village. Greetings from Germany 🇩🇪❤️
Those are not dollars. Dollars are not used in Europe.
Yeah, if its in Sweden its of course in Swedish Crowns.🙂
Birmingham has the biggest German Christmas Market outside of Germany speaking countries.
in germany are of course many markets that are flooded by tourists. to get the real magic of german markets you need to find the smaller local ones. almost every town in germany has its own market and some of them are just great.
greetings
p.s. this markets are there to have a fun time with familiy and friends. just to enjoy life.
Gothic and Neo Gothic architecture is absolutely beautiful. That's the style most European cathedrals are in.
German here, if you are so much in very old buildings and castles, cathedrals, then I assume you to have a look to "this is Germany", you will find it easily in the search function. You will be overwhelmed I promise. Anyway, I like your reaction, so 👍🙋♂
They say Manchester and show Prague (Czechia)! And Estonia is NOT Russia!
Yes, Christmas market has a show, skating place and more. Best regards from Czechia.
Yep, you can't trust anything in the video, not the footage or the images.
I'm Irish. The British Royal family attract thousands and thousands of visitors daily. Go to any of the prime locations Buckingham Palace, Windsor etc and its like the whole world is there , some people particularly from some African countries identifiably by their ethnic clothing, also lots of tourists from Japan and China.all Royal sights draw visitors, an interesting one is Hampton Court Palace, about 20 mile outside London, Cardinal Wolsey's residence, later acquired by King Henry 8th. It was home to many other later monarchs as well, but not the more recent monarchs.. I found it very interesting. Now that Covid has gone ( tongue in cheek) see they are again running 3 or 4 day trips to British and Continental Winter Markets again. have never been to one,thinking might venture this year. Cost between about E 250 and E350 including flight and bed and breakfast ,probably a bit extra for a single occupancy in a room. Just thought I would give you a rough idea of the prices, probably cheaper starting out from Great Britain and they may do coach trios to the Continent via the channel tunnel I don't know. Cheers for your future travel .Gorgeous architecture in England loads of Gothic Cathedrals
Laurie, as a foreigner who has traveled to England and has immigrant family who live near London, we come to see the red busses, telephone booths, and pretty palaces. NOT the royal family 🫤 there is a difference. Haha
They said Strasburg "wow what a building" and show Wrocław Town Hall (Poland)
Dear Lady, we have clothing for all weather, even for you, we would find something also to remember by, your trip to Europe. We do layers, so it is easier to stay cozy, AND the mulled wine will help you keep warm, the food helps you NOT to get tipsy 😁😇 Welcome to our world. Elmar from Germany.
Little fun fact, that cathedral in cologne you liked took 632 years to build.
Another fun fact, christmas markets actually originated in Germany, its a huuuuge cultural thing.
Especially in Germany christmas markets mainly are for the locals but the bigger ones for tourism as well. The markets in Cologne alone have about 4 million visitors per year. In all over Germany are thousands of markets. The tourism association of my state of North Rhine-Westphalia (NRW) lists over 100 special markets worth to visit. Some of them last only one day or weekend, are located in castles or other special places and have their own charm. Dortmund for example has the world's highest natural christmas tree put together from about 1,700 trees as one giant one. These markets basically are themed trade fairs. But the majority are food and beverage stalls. Typical street food and beverages to warm you up and sweets and candy for the mood. These are gatherings for friends or families having a good time in the grey, dark and cold season. That's why mulled wine is almost everywhere among other alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages like punch/glogg or hot chocolate. And the the hearty food items like grilled sausages, potato dishes, fried mushrooms or deep-fried goods.
oh it's so funny listening to how the narrator pronounces the city names and then going and finding the actual pronunciations
in the UK most of the Christmas markets are german themed but the London Christmas street decorations are beautifully strung across the streets, we learn to cross the road as children they are high to allow double-decker buses to run down the road
so the london decor is what non-german theme? ... harry potter?
HUGE MISTAKE!!! in the video itself from "Manchester,UK"- ACTUALLY most parts of that video - all that video parts of stands with white roofs - are from PRAGUE, CZECH REPUBLIC!!!
GREATINGS FROM PRAGUE, CZECH REPUBLIC 😀
Use to go almost ever December to a mainland Europe Christmas market. Our most visted was Munich and we also included Nuremberg which was just a hour or so away by train. My favorite was Vienna Austria, but also been to Lille France, Krakow Poland and another German one in Cologne. They are more than just a market friends meet up for drinks and bratwurst. Also there is often a main market but also smaller markets are often scattered around the city and in suburbs. Certainly an experience.
Best christmas market is always at your local village or town. The youth club will sell sausage and Glühwein and you meet your friends and neigbors.
Small village christmas markets are lovely too. In the dales they have dickensian ones. Its funny what you're used too. I couldn't imagine christmas in the heat I feel it needs to be cold
Many christmas traditions in different countries are older than christianity in these countries. In many cultures in December were very important holidays, for example about sun, and when christianity came to these countries, they taken people's beliefs and tradition and gave them christian names... So, that's why there are so many different traditions between countries. ;) For example I'm from Poland and here christmas looks almost like old slavic holidays in December, the same meaning, the same traditions, just different name.
6:04 The prices are in Swedish krona!!! Why would Sweden have dollars???
Here in the UK you wouldn't really shop for presents i.e clothes but there are bespoke and handmade gifts and food available , many cities have these markets and all im saying is some are better than others lol
In Finland, these are tramways
Regarding the trolley / tram in the middle of the street: that's pretty normal everywhere in Europe. And guess what? - Accidents with pedestrians are very rare...
Where I live we have four nice, solid seasons. The constant 38 C sounds exhausting, and I imagine it’s humid also in Texas. It gets like that in the summer here, but you go to the coast then :) Now we are getting into 0-10 C temperatures, the winter is getting closer, for sure. Personally, I preffer spring and autumn, early and late summer... best temperatures and weather.
As a Spaniard living in Germany, i knew from the beginning that a German city would be the no 1, but it’s actually an insult to all the other cities on the list and especially to other German cities that it’s COLOGNE. The city we’re the least proud of. I could list 20 Christmas markets in Germany that are more worth visiting. The best ones are undoubtedly in Dresden and Nürnberg
I live in Belgium and we have beautiful Christmas markets but I love to go to other countries and visit there Christmas markets ❤
Why should prices in Sweden be in Dollars/Cents?
Yes its also a tourist attraction. I am from the Netherlands but we have like bustours around Christmas where you can visit german markets for a day. Just an all inclusive trip to Germany to have a fun day at markets together.
How to build a cathedral? Just when it has been finished renovation starts and there is a permanent workshop (Dombauhütte) rebuilding what is too old. Most of the time you can see scaffolding at on or the other point.
Hey Favour, i'm from the UK and am going to Berlin over Christmas so if u want me to get u anything from the Market as a Christmas present let me know.
Hi.. Greedings from north germany.. Near Denmark.. 😺Christmas market are every were here in all towns... In my hometown,, Kiel,,.. There is one huge *(and another in my City Area.. Smaller, but nicer..,,
Its funny that Prague is being added to most if not all snapshots of these cities from start to finish :))))))))))
not them using a video from the Czech Republic for part of the Manchester Market...there is a word: STAROMĚSTSKÉ on one of the stalls..that doesn't sound so English, does it? XD
and when I found the video and watched ahead they did it again with Posnan, where is clearly visible TRDELNÍK, VESELÉ VÁNOCE, or the beggining of the word ČEPOVANÉ
I am not mad at them only because you have Prague on the first place...the Czech republic deserves the credit
Hotwine - That is thing i miss in USA too much. Its not about be drunked, but realy? No hotwine in USA?
Estonian christmas market looks so beautiful
2:26 it's Wrocław, Poland, not Strasbourg lol xd
We can buy presents. Hot wine, speciality dishes...
Try Berlin[DE] - Wrocław[PL] - Praha[CZ] trip triangle 🙂It is very close from city to city.
Greetings, Adam.
PS Dresden[DE] is very beautiful city for a bonus if you like.
They showed Prague in that video, just they said its Macnchester and about Wroclaw they said its Strasbourg.🤣
This isn’t a European place or country, but in Tennessee(more specifically on the Tennessee strip) there’s entire stores dedicated to selling Christmas stuff and there’s even an inn you can stay at that’s Christmas themed.
Do Liverpool market n we ave a MASSIVE Cathedral that used to be one of the biggest in Europe n obviously we ave proper presents depends on the person 🥱
Yes we actually have tours to visit some of these markets. So no sober drivers in my home for this. I am an elderly grandma so have earned it God bless you.
2:29 Am I seeing Wrocław?
U should react to epic history TV ww1 its good
Since when Prague is called Manchester?🤣
Paris and Lion....!!!!??? Ciao
If you wanna come to Europe and not be freezing, you can always come to Spain, It is one of the warmest countries in Europe, specially the south of Spain. It is also beautiful, it has so much history and,of course, it has cathedrals and palaces and other very very old monuments too, so you would love it. The temperature is from 77 Fahrenheit to 104 Fahrenheit in some places, so you definitely wont be freezing haha
Im sure you can also find other places like this in the south of italy, portugal, greece...
So, theres many countries in Europe for people who dont like the cold :)
(My favorite city that Ive been so far is Granada, it is in the region of Andalucia in southern Spain) its gorgeous!!