Hi you brave tourtists! :) This was really a very nice video, I enjoyed it! What I also enjoyed were the hints you gave to future tourists within the outro of the German part. I really don't want to be rude or impolite, but you might know that Germans most of the time speak out very frankly, so please allow me (German, f, 62) to correct one point: Munich is not a "typical German city". It is a typical Bavarian City. I am aware that most US Americans think of Bavarian stuff as "typical German", but Germany has a lot of different region and each and every of them has their own culture and style. Claiming Munich was typical German is the same as if I claimed "Texas is typcial American!". :) I guess most Americans wouldn't agree - and most Germans don't agree when Bavaria is marked as "typical German". We've got a huge variety of landscapes, even two coastlines (North Sea and Baltic Sea), Islands, and it sort of makes us sad that most of this is ignored by Americans. I hope you'll get my words right and they won't be understood as rude. If you should ever have European vacations again, please take the time to even visit some other regions of my wonderful and diverse home country. I promise, castles will be everywhere! (Though most of them never impressed Disney as much as Neuschwanstein did!)
Thanks for the feedback and clarification. I hope to be able to come back to Germany again. There is still a good amount of things I'd like to experience there.
Having been lucky enough to live in Germany for 2 years, I totally agree with your point. I served in the US Air Force at Ramstein AB, lived off base in Miesenbach, I traveled by train to many areas of Germany and found things were sometimes very different from one region to another... My former roommate from a previous assignment was stationed in Wiesbaden, I'd travel nearly every weekend back and forth. Maybe the best 2 years of my life!
Greetings from Germany! Come back!
Hi you brave tourtists! :) This was really a very nice video, I enjoyed it! What I also enjoyed were the hints you gave to future tourists within the outro of the German part. I really don't want to be rude or impolite, but you might know that Germans most of the time speak out very frankly, so please allow me (German, f, 62) to correct one point: Munich is not a "typical German city". It is a typical Bavarian City. I am aware that most US Americans think of Bavarian stuff as "typical German", but Germany has a lot of different region and each and every of them has their own culture and style. Claiming Munich was typical German is the same as if I claimed "Texas is typcial American!". :) I guess most Americans wouldn't agree - and most Germans don't agree when Bavaria is marked as "typical German". We've got a huge variety of landscapes, even two coastlines (North Sea and Baltic Sea), Islands, and it sort of makes us sad that most of this is ignored by Americans. I hope you'll get my words right and they won't be understood as rude. If you should ever have European vacations again, please take the time to even visit some other regions of my wonderful and diverse home country. I promise, castles will be everywhere! (Though most of them never impressed Disney as much as Neuschwanstein did!)
Thanks for the feedback and clarification. I hope to be able to come back to Germany again. There is still a good amount of things I'd like to experience there.
@@longlifeencounters3875 my fingers are crossed! :)
Having been lucky enough to live in Germany for 2 years, I totally agree with your point. I served in the US Air Force at Ramstein AB, lived off base in Miesenbach, I traveled by train to many areas of Germany and found things were sometimes very different from one region to another... My former roommate from a previous assignment was stationed in Wiesbaden, I'd travel nearly every weekend back and forth. Maybe the best 2 years of my life!
@@brucerhodes8197 thanks for letting us know, it sounds perfect to me.
Das ist eine richtig gute Mischung verschiedener europäischer Länder. Gratulation
Nice video ! Hope you had an awesome time in Europe ! Greets from the very western part of Germany!
Hahaha :D Great Video. Much love from Bayreuth, Germany :)
Awesome video! I'm so jealous you visited Neuschwanstein. I've been to Germany 4 times and I still haven't made it there yet. 🤦
As good Americans, you surely did this tour in one day?
lmao