That I have explained my friends in Germany in the 1990s . The towerclocks of Elizabeth tower and St Michaelis church tower ( " Michel ") are big . The clock face at "michel " is larger , also clock-and minute hands . Highest respect for the guys who constantly maintain the clockworks in London , Hamburg and anywhere.
Fun Fact - Aldi is actually two different companies, it used to be one owned by two brothers, but then they split it up. Aldi Nord and Aldi Süd, depending on where you are in Germany or the world will depend on which company you are actually shopping at!
@@markyteo Yes, different logos, Nord is A big blue A with a dark blue outline, Sud is like 3 A's on top of each other with a Dark blue background and Orange border
Unfortunately, the Alster has not been frozen for more than 12 years, so there is no longer any fun on the Alster. When the ice is an average thickness of 20 cm+, the Alster is open for entry, stalls (drinks + food), and ice sports. The old Elbe tunnel is closed to car traffic (until further notice); until the new Elbe tunnel opened in 1975, the old tunnel was one of the main connections by car into and through the (regular) port area. Please note: customs controls may also take place on the port side. :)
Another great video guys!! There’s an old joke about ALDI that goes something like this: went to ALDI for some milk. Came home with a chain saw and a multimeter.
Wow Hamburg looked so different when we visited on May! Sunshine. Boat trips. Beer halls. Parks. Went inside a submarine. Ice cream. Currywurst. Loved it there x
Love the tunnel. Having just done the Eurostar train between UK and France , under the sea, sometimes it's best not to think about it. Interestingly , there is no graffiti in the tunnel 😂
22:15 Aldi Nord owns Trader Joe's. Bought it decades ago and kept the name. The US is the only country that Aldi Nord and Aldi Süd compete (via TJs). Everywhere else is geographically occupied by either Nord or Süd.
@@thies7831 Like you said, they split the country in two, so there's no direct competition. It's not like there's a hot border conflict at the ALDI equator, haha.
@@faultier1158 I have heard that Wuppertal is an "ALDI Equator city". The residents are blessed have both weekly specials within reach. Should a conflict arise on the ground, everyone will still be able cruising by the hanging monorail over the mess.
You guys are brave, wandering around in Hamburg / Northern Europe in winter. And that Northern European thingy about finding food: most places will close between end of lunch and start of dinnertime. Certainly in winter, out of tourist season. Hamburg and Bremen, my favorite Northern German cities. Enjoy!
The bloopers are my favorite thing ever. Its like the stuff you guys will look back on and see yourselves really enjoying the moment. This is your life and you put it on the internet. Remember that you guys are really inspiring to many people out there to live a kind and happy life! Keep being your beautiful authentic selves!
So nice that the tunnel was so clean and bright - no graffiti there! 30 yrs ago when I lived in Germany, Aldi was a revelation. It was a bit different back then, but still as marvellous. When I moved back to Australia 16 years ago I discovered the new version of Aldi, with all the furniture, seasonal clothes and electronics. It gets pretty busy when the new stuff arrives. Over the years, its busy-ness has put me off shopping there. Like Tia, I prefer nature and the quiet spaces.
Thanks for showing us how you travel on such a limited budget - my hubby was very sceptical so good to prove to him it’s possible. Hamburg, even in the freezing winter has a certain charm with its old world architecture. Impressed how clean the underground tunnel was with no apparent graffiti. The way Germans don’t eat fries/chips with their fingers makes sense - at least in the winter when they need to wear gloves - and no greasy fingers!
It's interesting to see Hamburg in the Winter: my wife and I have only been there in Summer and early Autumn. We love the place. As you said, it has a nice vibe to it. As always, loving your vlogs and the lovely vibe your two give out. Jeff and Agnes in Melbourne.
I’m wondering how that budget worked out for you guys in Australia and New Zealand? I’ve lived in Brisbane all my life and can’t afford to travel around my own country anymore! I don’t know how tourism survives here.
Yeah, so true. Five nights at either coast out of high season - $3000, and that's a few streets back from the beach. Can you imagine getting around Brisbane on that budget? No way.... :(
Australia was probably the most expensive country we've visited, and it only really worked for us because our videos did pretty well there. Lots of places are expensive but in Oz the effect is compounded by the fact that everything is so far apart! We spent well over $100 USD on just petrol sometimes. Still completely worth visiting, though. And (hopefully) settling down in one day!
Yep as a fellow Aussie, I'm shocked at how expensive Australia is compared to the rest of the world. There's no way a $150 a day budget would work. And I'm shocked at our grocery prices compared to other food hauls you see people do on RUclips 😢 it makes me wonder why
@@ReneM246 Australia has the highest minimum wage in the world so that's at least part of it but the knock on effect is big companies don't want to manufacture stuff here because labour is too expensive but then the end consumer ends up paying more due to taxes on imports etc
Thank you for your great video. We have traveled extensively throughout Germany over the years but I still haven’t been to Hamburg, so thank you for the inspiration. A big cheers from Melbourne 🍺🥂🍷!
Another excellent video, I enjoyed it, seeing you two just wandering around seeing stuff and trying foods, you can see the love, well done, stay safe, love and light from Australia
To me real Hamburg is areas like Volksdorf or Farmsen. They're mainly residential neighbourhoods but you really experience true Hamburg in areas like that. In the spring and summer they're the most green compared to any other city I've been to. Volskdorf is surrounded by forest. If you love greenery, this is one of the best cities in the world IMO. But central Hamburg where most tourists hang out at isn't like that. Of course since it's now winter you aren't missing out on too much by just hanging out by the harbour.
Look out for herrings in mustard sauce when in Scandinavia. I love them, whenever I visit friends in Finland I devour loads of them and try to bring back home a couple of jars of them.
I'm with Cheveyo on the underground thing - it fascinates/scares me too.😏 The really SCARY place I’ve been is Masada in Southern Israel - 'an acient fortification . . . on top of an isolated rock plateau’ (see Wikipedia for more history, etc). Anywho - when you’re at the very top, approx 434m (1,424 feet) ABOVE the level of the Dead Sea which is around 430m (1,300 feet) BELOW sea level - why isn’t there a boat ride instead of a cable car ride to the top of Masada? My fear ALL the time I was on the National Park tour: waiting for water to swamp us
We were planning a holiday in Europe around December 2023 but changed our minds as I don’t think we could cope with the cold weather. We are going to Munich in May 2024 now. Your video has convinced me we made the correct decision
Tia's been caught. Again. 2:44 cracking herself up. The problem with Aldi is exactly what you intimated - go in for some cheese and come out with a pair of hiking boots and a beach umbrella. (that's an oldie but a goodie).
Interesting to see Hamburg through your eyes (I am binging on your older series). One set of my great-great grandparents left Germany from Hamburg in 1877 for Australia with 4 children. They were born in Berlin. Can you imagine the resolve you would require to do that in that era????? Anyway thanks for your insights on the food, you are braver than me on trying new cuisines.
I'm not sure if you are still in Scandinavia. If you are, then in light of your recent connection with Australia did Tia order an immediate dash to Copenhagen so she could witness Mary becoming Queen of Denmark?
I recommend you watch Wim Wenders' 1977 film The American Friend, shot in a wintry Hamburg and starring Bruno Ganz and Dennis Hopper. It's loosely based on one of Patricia Highsmith's Ripley novels.
Hotels are much more affordable right now. Portugal in the summer of 2022, we couldn’t find a shared-bathroom hostel room for less than $100/night. Now we’re getting full en-suite hotel rooms in Germany and Denmark for $50-80/night. For us, that alone makes it completely worth it.
Another interesting and fun video! That pedestrian tunnel was pretty awesome. Your travel adventure is different to where people go on holidays to a destination for a couple of weeks and usually splurge and attempt do as much as possible. To see how you spend during the day and how you then utilise any savings for the next day is very informative. 👍 During the vid it was mentioned about Tia downloading an app. Are there any specific types of apps that you use no matter which country you are in? When you are in a non English speaking country, are tourist type apps available in English versions? Maybe this is area you can touch on in your next video. You are an awesome couple. Travel safe ❤
Oh I could do with some of that cold. lol. It's stinking hot here in Perth. I live near a big shopping centre that has an Aldi. I've never been a fan of Aldi though, I walk in and can't wait to get out. I don't think I've ever brought much at all from there either.
Yea Aldi is odd in that it doesn’t really feel like a grocery store. So I could see it would turn a lot of people off. Missing Aus, though! I heard the temps this summer are crazy.
@@OnePackWanderers Yes, I think you're right about Aldi. It got to 42°c here today (think that's like 108°f?). It's also humid so it makes it feel even hotter. I think a lot of us have had enough of the heat already, but it can remain hot here through to April usually so we've another couple of months of heat. It's been a weird summer so far. I hope you're able to come back to Aust soon and do the top end of WA. I love watching your adventures. 😁
The last bit made me smile silly. You might have talked about in previous video, did your down jacket put you both off the budget? did you guys preempt how much to spend before travelling to Germany?
Three different names for the tower have been suggested in the comments. I have no idea what to believe anymore 😂 But I do appreciate that Big Ben is definitely the name of the largest bell.
As an Englishman, I am legally obliged to state that Big Ben is the bell, not the clock tower..... And the clock tower isn't actually that tall anyway. 🙂
The Aldi Aisle of Shame knows no bounds and provides what you need, even if you didn't know you needed it! Aldi AOS will provide! Hamburg actually looks a lot more interesting than I expected!
Hahaha that is so accurate. We found ourselves looking at a nice, affordable set of dinnerware and we were like, ‘Wait, what?’ Hamburg was super cool! And personally I thought it was actually prettier to look at than Berlin.
yes, true, always beware of the sea gull mafia! 😂Nice video, happy you enjoyed your time in Hamburg. Come back in the summer please! You'll find a completely different city with beach life on the Elbe river and a lot of outdoor activities and festivals going on.
I live in Western Australia, no idea how other Aldi stores operate but the checkout system here is horrible, with one, or if you are really lucky, two checkouts open. We often turn around and walk out. But the centre isles are interesting.
We visited Hamburg last winter and we loved it! It wasn’t quite as cold as it seemed to be when you were there, but it was great! We still think about the schnitzel we got there 😂 As fellow budget travellers, it’s so nice seeing a realistic look at what you spend in a day 🥰
for that fermented fish( do you think of 'lutefisk'? If that is too scary, try tørrfisk) you should travel to North Norway like Bodø (its culture Capitol in 2024) or Lofoten.
The seagulls are German. Of course they stare !😁 And thanks for taking me to one of my favourite cities here in Germany. Btw I prefer ALDI Süd to ALDI Nord ☺.
Nice to see Hamburg from a tourist point of view. BUT, you missed the best parts of Hamburg. Next time give me a sign, I show you around. AND good choice with the Franzbrötchen and the Heringsbrötchen. And I know bakeries, where the Franzbrötchen is even better than that you bought at the Schanzenbäckerei. Which is still good, so you don’t made a mistake.
@@OnePackWanderers Oh OK. 😃🙃 The way you looked around and winched, then put your scarf up, then it kinda looked like you might have walked through something putrid (i.e., one of those local hamburglers had farted 🤣🤣🤣)
I need to correct you on the Big Ben reference. The Tower is called The Elizabeth Tower, and Big Ben is the name of the bell inside.
Ah, learned something new today! Thanks for sharing.
That I have explained my friends in Germany in the 1990s . The towerclocks of Elizabeth tower and St Michaelis church tower ( " Michel ") are big . The clock face at "michel " is larger , also clock-and minute hands . Highest respect for the guys who constantly maintain the clockworks in London , Hamburg and anywhere.
Fun Fact - Aldi is actually two different companies, it used to be one owned by two brothers, but then they split it up. Aldi Nord and Aldi Süd, depending on where you are in Germany or the world will depend on which company you are actually shopping at!
They were in an Aldi Nord location.
... and Aldi Nord owns Trader Joes!
Wow did not know any of that.. thanks
Do they have diff logos?
@@markyteo Yes, different logos, Nord is A big blue A with a dark blue outline, Sud is like 3 A's on top of each other with a Dark blue background and Orange border
Unfortunately, the Alster has not been frozen for more than 12 years, so there is no longer any fun on the Alster.
When the ice is an average thickness of 20 cm+, the Alster is open for entry, stalls (drinks + food), and ice sports.
The old Elbe tunnel is closed to car traffic (until further notice); until the new Elbe tunnel opened in 1975, the old tunnel was one of the main connections by car into and through the (regular) port area. Please note: customs controls may also take place on the port side. :)
Another great video guys!! There’s an old joke about ALDI that goes something like this: went to ALDI for some milk. Came home with a chain saw and a multimeter.
That works for IKEA as well. Went to IKEA to buy a sofa and came home with towels, candles, plants and Swedish chocolate
It's really great to get to see one's homecountry through the eyes of others. Your curiosity and enjoyment of different places is pretty infectious ^^
Love you guys. And love how you go out of your way to show non-tourist parts of countries you go to. Your videos are so fun and interesting to watch
Wow Hamburg looked so different when we visited on May! Sunshine. Boat trips. Beer halls. Parks. Went inside a submarine. Ice cream. Currywurst. Loved it there x
Tia trying to hide her smile behind her scarf was the cutest thing ever.
I seriously love you guys!! You make me smile…. & be happy because your fun spirit & love for each other is contagious
Ditto! 😊
I love this two beautiful bubbly dynamic duo , never fails to perked my day
Love the tunnel. Having just done the Eurostar train between UK and France , under the sea, sometimes it's best not to think about it.
Interestingly , there is no graffiti in the tunnel 😂
Pickled herring roll... The gateway drug to funky fish :)
Aussie here - good to hear that Airlie Beach left an impression on you (in a good way) - it even got a mention in the Hamburg winter.
Whitehaven is the prettiest place on Earth in my opinion.
I really loved the shots of the city, so beautifully done.
every thing is bigger with Tia!
so true 😂
22:15 Aldi Nord owns Trader Joe's. Bought it decades ago and kept the name. The US is the only country that Aldi Nord and Aldi Süd compete (via TJs). Everywhere else is geographically occupied by either Nord or Süd.
This is very interesting! Thanks for sharing the knowledge.
What about Germany itself ? They are split into ALDI Nord and Süd.
@@thies7831 Like you said, they split the country in two, so there's no direct competition. It's not like there's a hot border conflict at the ALDI equator, haha.
@@faultier1158 I have heard that Wuppertal is an "ALDI Equator city". The residents are blessed have both weekly specials within reach. Should a conflict arise on the ground, everyone will still be able cruising by the hanging monorail over the mess.
Really enjoy watching your videos. The quality is up there with a Netflix Documentary. Nice work guys, keep it up!
Wow, thank you!
You guys are brave, wandering around in Hamburg / Northern Europe in winter. And that Northern European thingy about finding food: most places will close between end of lunch and start of dinnertime. Certainly in winter, out of tourist season. Hamburg and Bremen, my favorite Northern German cities. Enjoy!
The bloopers are my favorite thing ever. Its like the stuff you guys will look back on and see yourselves really enjoying the moment. This is your life and you put it on the internet. Remember that you guys are really inspiring to many people out there to live a kind and happy life! Keep being your beautiful authentic selves!
The bloopers are our favorite thing about each video 😂 I hope we can look back on these 20 years from now, and laugh.
Cheers, Jesse!
So nice that the tunnel was so clean and bright - no graffiti there! 30 yrs ago when I lived in Germany, Aldi was a revelation. It was a bit different back then, but still as marvellous. When I moved back to Australia 16 years ago I discovered the new version of Aldi, with all the furniture, seasonal clothes and electronics. It gets pretty busy when the new stuff arrives. Over the years, its busy-ness has put me off shopping there. Like Tia, I prefer nature and the quiet spaces.
Thanks for showing us how you travel on such a limited budget - my hubby was very sceptical so good to prove to him it’s possible.
Hamburg, even in the freezing winter has a certain charm with its old world architecture.
Impressed how clean the underground tunnel was with no apparent graffiti.
The way Germans don’t eat fries/chips with their fingers makes sense - at least in the winter when they need to wear gloves - and no greasy fingers!
Love your Travels, a snapshot of the places you visit and a introduction to these places. Thanks. hi from Sydney !
It's interesting to see Hamburg in the Winter: my wife and I have only been there in Summer and early Autumn. We love the place. As you said, it has a nice vibe to it. As always, loving your vlogs and the lovely vibe your two give out.
Jeff and Agnes in Melbourne.
I’m wondering how that budget worked out for you guys in Australia and New Zealand?
I’ve lived in Brisbane all my life and can’t afford to travel around my own country anymore! I don’t know how tourism survives here.
Yeah, so true. Five nights at either coast out of high season - $3000, and that's a few streets back from the beach. Can you imagine getting around Brisbane on that budget? No way.... :(
Australia was probably the most expensive country we've visited, and it only really worked for us because our videos did pretty well there.
Lots of places are expensive but in Oz the effect is compounded by the fact that everything is so far apart! We spent well over $100 USD on just petrol sometimes.
Still completely worth visiting, though. And (hopefully) settling down in one day!
Yep as a fellow Aussie, I'm shocked at how expensive Australia is compared to the rest of the world. There's no way a $150 a day budget would work. And I'm shocked at our grocery prices compared to other food hauls you see people do on RUclips 😢 it makes me wonder why
@@ReneM246 Australia has the highest minimum wage in the world so that's at least part of it but the knock on effect is big companies don't want to manufacture stuff here because labour is too expensive but then the end consumer ends up paying more due to taxes on imports etc
Thank you for your great video. We have traveled extensively throughout Germany over the years but I still haven’t been to Hamburg, so thank you for the inspiration. A big cheers from Melbourne 🍺🥂🍷!
It looks like it's a bit cold there. A bit different than over here in Queensland Australia 🇦🇺
Another excellent video, I enjoyed it, seeing you two just wandering around seeing stuff and trying foods, you can see the love, well done, stay safe, love and light from Australia
To me real Hamburg is areas like Volksdorf or Farmsen. They're mainly residential neighbourhoods but you really experience true Hamburg in areas like that. In the spring and summer they're the most green compared to any other city I've been to. Volskdorf is surrounded by forest. If you love greenery, this is one of the best cities in the world IMO. But central Hamburg where most tourists hang out at isn't like that. Of course since it's now winter you aren't missing out on too much by just hanging out by the harbour.
I love Aldi too, 1st place to go shopping then get the rest from Market Place and then Woolies :)
Look out for herrings in mustard sauce when in Scandinavia. I love them, whenever I visit friends in Finland I devour loads of them and try to bring back home a couple of jars of them.
Big Ben is the largest of the five bells inside the clock tower, not the clock itself.
19:40 Big Ben is actually the name of the bell inside the tower. The tower itself is called Steven's Ttower.
Still having a hard time seeing you two in winter coats!
We aren’t used to it yet, either 😅
Cheveyo, right with you on the tunnel thing xD check the tunnel under the Schelde in Antwerp at some point, if you didn't already!
Ha, fist bump 👊 Have not checked that one!
Looks so cold 🥶 great to see more city adventures and your budget breakdown
Like your reflects on the city and your experiences
13:28 same, I alo like Salt and vinegar chips
Big Ben is the bell and as bells go it's a donger. The tower is the Elizabeth Tower - no reference to size at all.
The Beatles started out in Hamburg on the Reeperbahn.
This is my first video I’ve seen from your channel and y’all are absolutely adorable together!! 😍
You should share which hotels you stay in. You appear to pick great ones!
The daily ticket for public transport would give you access to some of the ferries as well
I'm with Cheveyo on the underground thing - it fascinates/scares me too.😏
The really SCARY place I’ve been is Masada in Southern Israel - 'an acient fortification . . . on top of an isolated rock plateau’ (see Wikipedia for more history, etc). Anywho - when you’re at the very top, approx 434m (1,424 feet) ABOVE the level of the Dead Sea which is around 430m (1,300 feet) BELOW sea level - why isn’t there a boat ride instead of a cable car ride to the top of Masada? My fear ALL the time I was on the National Park tour: waiting for water to swamp us
We were planning a holiday in Europe around December 2023 but changed our minds as I don’t think we could cope with the cold weather. We are going to Munich in May 2024 now. Your video has convinced me we made the correct decision
Tia's been caught. Again. 2:44 cracking herself up. The problem with Aldi is exactly what you intimated - go in for some cheese and come out with a pair of hiking boots and a beach umbrella. (that's an oldie but a goodie).
😆 Happens to me too … every time!
Interesting to see Hamburg through your eyes (I am binging on your older series). One set of my great-great grandparents left Germany from Hamburg in 1877 for Australia with 4 children. They were born in Berlin. Can you imagine the resolve you would require to do that in that era????? Anyway thanks for your insights on the food, you are braver than me on trying new cuisines.
Miniatur Wunderland is a must do in Hamburg
Awesome video 😁 thanks for sharing ❤
From screaming seagulls to screeching lift to underground tunnels, this is legit a Stanley Kubrick horror movie. Lol.
If you get a chance go to Poland, the scenery is stunning, beautiful mountains, glaciers, lakes etc...and its far cheaper than Scandinavia.
I'm not sure if you are still in Scandinavia. If you are, then in light of your recent connection with Australia did Tia order an immediate dash to Copenhagen so she could witness Mary becoming Queen of Denmark?
I got signal on the sleeping bus in Laos 🇱🇦 😅😂
I recommend you watch Wim Wenders' 1977 film The American Friend, shot in a wintry Hamburg and starring Bruno Ganz and Dennis Hopper. It's loosely based on one of Patricia Highsmith's Ripley novels.
Dodging the hangry seagulls was amusing.
I was wondering if you find it easier to travel in the winter months, rather than summer. Just thinking about budgeting etc and also less tourists 🤔
Hotels are much more affordable right now. Portugal in the summer of 2022, we couldn’t find a shared-bathroom hostel room for less than $100/night. Now we’re getting full en-suite hotel rooms in Germany and Denmark for $50-80/night.
For us, that alone makes it completely worth it.
Another interesting and fun video! That pedestrian tunnel was pretty awesome. Your travel adventure is different to where people go on holidays to a destination for a couple of weeks and usually splurge and attempt do as much as possible.
To see how you spend during the day and how you then utilise any savings for the next day is very informative. 👍
During the vid it was mentioned about Tia downloading an app. Are there any specific types of apps that you use no matter which country you are in? When you are in a non English speaking country, are tourist type apps available in English versions? Maybe this is area you can touch on in your next video. You are an awesome couple. Travel safe ❤
Oh I could do with some of that cold. lol. It's stinking hot here in Perth. I live near a big shopping centre that has an Aldi. I've never been a fan of Aldi though, I walk in and can't wait to get out. I don't think I've ever brought much at all from there either.
Yea Aldi is odd in that it doesn’t really feel like a grocery store. So I could see it would turn a lot of people off.
Missing Aus, though! I heard the temps this summer are crazy.
@@OnePackWanderers Yes, I think you're right about Aldi. It got to 42°c here today (think that's like 108°f?). It's also humid so it makes it feel even hotter. I think a lot of us have had enough of the heat already, but it can remain hot here through to April usually so we've another couple of months of heat. It's been a weird summer so far. I hope you're able to come back to Aust soon and do the top end of WA. I love watching your adventures. 😁
Another very enjoyable video, T & C!! I'm amazed that you could keep to your budget, let alone be under it from time to time!
👏 tia for scale 👏
unfortuntely, you went to a bakery chain instead of a local bakery, so the Franzbrötchen you had was just a standard version.
💚 you guys!! Thank you for sharing!!
The last bit made me smile silly. You might have talked about in previous video, did your down jacket put you both off the budget? did you guys preempt how much to spend before travelling to Germany?
Big Ben is the largest bell not the tower. The tower is called the Palace of Westminster Clock.
Three different names for the tower have been suggested in the comments. I have no idea what to believe anymore 😂
But I do appreciate that Big Ben is definitely the name of the largest bell.
If you're travelling together, the 9-Uhr Day Gruppenticket is actually cheaper than two single day tickets
ハンブルクの地下鉄の電車🚇️は日本製なのではないのかな🤔？地下街も確かに日本に似ていますね😅旧エルベトンネルは地下約24m、長さが約４３０mあるエルベ川の下に1911年に建設されたもので、昔は車🚗も通っていたらしいですね😉パン🍞は美味しそうみたいですが、魚を挟んで食べるバーガー🍔は本当に美味しいのですか😅？Tiaさんは、髪をミツアミにして毛糸の帽子を被ると10歳以上若く見えますね👍️
It's normal for dudes to think about stuff like that. Driving through the Baltimore Tunnel as a kid I thought the same stuff. So cool you guys.🥶🙂
come back in spring or summer ... my home city is the most beautiful city in Europe. Miniature wunderland and much more to see.
As a Hamburg resident I really appreciate this 🥰
As an Englishman, I am legally obliged to state that Big Ben is the bell, not the clock tower..... And the clock tower isn't actually that tall anyway. 🙂
You will appreciate the beauty of Hamburg in Summer season.
I’m going to Munich in a few weeks! Brrr looks cold!! But so cozy! How are you guys dressed for the winter?
In Britain you can get a train under water, to France!😊
The Aldi Aisle of Shame knows no bounds and provides what you need, even if you didn't know you needed it! Aldi AOS will provide!
Hamburg actually looks a lot more interesting than I expected!
Hahaha that is so accurate. We found ourselves looking at a nice, affordable set of dinnerware and we were like, ‘Wait, what?’
Hamburg was super cool! And personally I thought it was actually prettier to look at than Berlin.
you are both so funny 😆 and that was the best Hamburg guide ever 🔥 authentic and really amazing - nice greetings from a Hamburger 👍
I recommend you go to visit the medieval town of Lübeck.north east of Hamburg.not far away by 🚂 train
yes, true, always beware of the sea gull mafia! 😂Nice video, happy you enjoyed your time in Hamburg. Come back in the summer please! You'll find a completely different city with beach life on the Elbe river and a lot of outdoor activities and festivals going on.
Probably to late, but Germany has a lot more foods,, one of my favourites is roulade, most likely spelled wrong but it's nice
Hamburg in the winter? 🥶 We're heading to Malaysia, where it's warm.🥵
Big Ben isn't a tower it's a bell.
'Pastry with cinnamon in it' must be the Franzbrötchen. Delicious!
I live in Western Australia, no idea how other Aldi stores operate but the checkout system here is horrible, with one, or if you are really lucky, two checkouts open. We often turn around and walk out.
But the centre isles are interesting.
You'll need to come to the southern hemisphere to thaw out after this lol
We visited Hamburg last winter and we loved it! It wasn’t quite as cold as it seemed to be when you were there, but it was great! We still think about the schnitzel we got there 😂
As fellow budget travellers, it’s so nice seeing a realistic look at what you spend in a day 🥰
Great Video. BTW Trader Joe's is Aldi Nord 🙂
Welcome to Finland!
for that fermented fish( do you think of 'lutefisk'? If that is too scary, try tørrfisk) you should travel to North Norway like Bodø (its culture Capitol in 2024) or Lofoten.
stay happy enjoy the moment bismark herrings are great how much was that roll
Seagulls mean BUSINESS in Europe. A couple were trying to pick up my doggo (Cavalier) once in a park! 😮
hi guys when ya get to Sweden try a can of Surstromming , you will love it lol 😜😜😜
Ah I'm kind of dreading this, but I'll try it. No promises on Tia's end 😂
@@OnePackWanderers words can’t describe the smell lol 😂
The seagulls are German. Of course they stare !😁 And thanks for taking me to one of my favourite cities here in Germany. Btw I prefer ALDI Süd to ALDI Nord ☺.
Nice to see Hamburg from a tourist point of view. BUT, you missed the best parts of Hamburg. Next time give me a sign, I show you around. AND good choice with the Franzbrötchen and the Heringsbrötchen. And I know bakeries, where the Franzbrötchen is even better than that you bought at the Schanzenbäckerei. Which is still good, so you don’t made a mistake.
Love your videos so much!!! :)
Big Ben is the bell, not the tower. 😮😊
I LOVE pickled herring!!😊❤
1:10 "in an expensive country like Germany" (wait til you get to Norway!)
So Tia, how bad was it and who do you reckon dropped their guts at 2:45mins in? 😅😅😅😅
I was hiding because filming in the metro was embarrassing 😅
@@OnePackWanderers Oh OK. 😃🙃
The way you looked around and winched, then put your scarf up, then it kinda looked like you might have walked through something putrid (i.e., one of those local hamburglers had farted 🤣🤣🤣)
* winced
Hahaha we were on a train the other day and someone did keep farting 😅
@@OnePackWanderers love your work and play ❣️
Like #25 from Gilbert Arizona!🎉❤
Heard the Scandinavian can fish is horrible watched on Barney & Bradley Walsh tv show when they tied it smelled like 🤮
true, it feels like Moscow here in winter time 😅 please come back in spring/summer someday! It's sooo much more fun 😊
ALDI hell yeah
Come on Aldi. Sposnor a world tour! :D