German Experiencing NEW YORK CITY for the first time! (NOT what I expected.... Manhattan)
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- Опубликовано: 9 дек 2019
- Phil's first time in New York City!! A childhood dream coming true as we spent 5 nights in Manhattan on our way back to Germany. So much to do, to see and to eat in this incredible city! This is Phil's reaction and kind of our summary of highlights we did during our stay. :)
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The beautiful thing about New York is it’s all immigrant based. So there’s small communities like China town, little Italy, even middle eastern area where people flock with their culture. Every couple of streets you are somewhere new
absolutely true!
@@DeanaandPhil forget about Manhatten... U should have went to Brownsville in Brooklyn, and stayed there the whole time... Best place for adventure and exitement
Slavic communities also.
@@eleeveeayees3425 eww
@@mikeymike1981 least Slavic hater
As a NY'er, I love visiting Manhattan. I'd never in a million years live there. Not to mention it's insanely expensive.
California worse
@@anwarc357yahoocom California as a whole (the state) is more expensive than New York sure. But if you're just talking about New York City, no city in California is more expensive.
It's insanely expensive.....oh sorry, you said NOT to mention it.....lol
Agreed. I don't live far from the city at all, like an hour drive, but its so so different. The city is cool to go to every once in a while, but too chaotic to live in, although did live in Brooklyn for a half a year, wouldn't do it again!
@@captainbryce1 LA native who has lived in NYC. It's all relative. My rent in LA (and San Diego) was always cheaper than in NYC however you realistically need a car since things are more spread out and public transportation isn't that great. In NYC, you don't need a car. My pay in NYC was also higher than in CA. I came out slightly higher in NYC in the scheme of things.
I must say I'm a lifelong NYC residents, and my friends and I have always laughed about how we are in the middle of all these attractions and cool things to do and we literally never take part in them for example going to the observation deck of the empire State building, watching DN and Phil tour the city I'm learningthings about my backyard that I never even knew before LOL
I think it's fun to be a tourist in your own backyard even though it's not "cool" to do it. I don't care. I want to have fun and no one will stop me.
As a Native New Yorker born and raised, you did an outstanding job covering New York City from your prospective. I really enjoyed watching your video!!!
Ironically Chinatown was a German immigrant neighborhood my great-grandparents immigrated here from Germany in 1910 and lived just off of canal Street
And Bensonhurst Brooklyn used to be Italian. Now...Chinese. Same is happening with Sunset Park, Chinese buying up everything up and down left and right. In my opinion, this is not something that will pass and change hands, they are staying for many many generations. Beautiful brownstones and limestone homes torn down to stick a laundry mat in its place or a cheap ugly looking apartment building vs Park Slope where buildings do get torn down but they are replaced with even more beautiful buildings. Nothing against any race really, but this is not a change for the better.
I grew up in Cali and kinda wish I was raised in the east coast specifically NY. I just love their no bs attitude and cultural diversity.
Funny I'm from NYC and kinda wish I could move to Cali... the grass is always greener. I do love NYC though.
@@chrisbruggers8076 Every state has something special. When you come to California visit Lake Tahoe, and have lunch in the shadow of Mt. Shasta in the northern part of the state. Spend time in giant redwood forests along the northern coast and again in Yosemite, Kings Canyon, and Sequoia parks. Visit the San Diego zoo and the San Diego Wild Animal Park in Escondido. It's a big state with people from everywhere; some are crazy, some are normal, some of very nice.
What part of cali?? We have that already
@@sactyb Los Angeles. Too materialistic and superficial for my taste. Also, fairly segregated for a modern city. You have rich white folk living on the outskirts with ghettos in the middle. People are boring, there doesn't seem to be much depth to them. Herd mentality is epidemic.
Benefits are the liberal laws, beaches, and the weather.
Im the opposite, I grew up in NY and wanted my kids to not grow up there . My GF wanted to move to Cali but it was one of the few places more expensive than NY, we settled on Denver. Been here 2 years and couldnt be happier, kids love it too. Way slower pace and enjoyable, you get tired of the NY minute
I think you gave a nice, accurate and unbiased review of NYC. Glad it exceeded your expectations.
I'm not an American, nor have I ever been to New York City. But there's something about the place that intrigues me, and perhaps I'll get to visit some day. Great video, very thoughtfully done. Cheers.
If you come back to visit us again, it's pronounced "STAT-en Island", not "STATE-en" :). Glad you got to see a lot of famous landmarks!
I was going to say that the a in sat sounds the same. Staten Island sounds like the drugs that you take for high cholesterol, lol. No I am not from NY!!
@@joanlynch5271 you are correct, it's pronounced like the cholesterol drug named statin :)
Are you gonna learn German then?
For fun Dutch names just head up to northern Manhattan / southernmost Bronx ;) and start at Dyckman...
Haha I came here to say the same. I wonder how he would've said "Greenwich Village"
My entire career was High Rise Construction in NYC. I worked on buildings in several of your clips. What makes NYC great is that every neighborhood has it's own flavor. Chrysler Building is a work of art - inside and out. Beautiful building. The subway was always a little sub-par but got hit bad in Super Storm (Hurricane) Sandy in 2012. It's still trying to recover.
Your hands have created great things❤
This is my city.. my beloved city.. Part of my DNA. . I loved your review. Always makes me full of pride when people love my city. . just tips for people reading as you already did your NY trip.. .. NEVER have the 1 dollar pizza.. they are cheap but not great... JOE's Pizza is one of the best slices... Wo Hops - NY'ers go downstairs not street level.... skip the lines to Liberty island.. Take the Staten (the Stat rhymes with Bat) Ferry for FREE and you pass right by the Statue of Liberty.. No lines! If you come back, I'm happy to direct you to places you might be interested in..
Awesome! Thanks for the tips. We definitely want to Staten Ferry next time when it's warmer!
sukie584 the Dollar pizza places are popular with both tourists and locals alike, and it’s actually pretty good because of the high turnover it’s always fresh and hot
sukie584 hey. Don’t tell them about wo hop.
You are tight about Joe's 👍🍕
NYC has been killed by overdevelopment, NYC is a Epcot center for tourists and the Uber rich
You're wife is hilarious! I am an American living in Germany right now it's really cool to step in the shoes of someone from Germany. One of the biggest differences is that places are always open in the USA, everything closes early in Germany. I could go on and on but yeah, this is awesome
Yes that’s true ( everything closes early in Europe) and it should stay like that! Service people need to have a life too
Plus you should be less spoiled and consumerist and buy your stuff on time and enjoy walking in the nature rather then shopping centre
I must admit I'm a bit teary-eyed after watching your video. It reminded me about my own wide-eyed joy and enthusiasm when I first started visiting the city and then eventually moving here. I am looooong past the enchantment phase and now the city and I co-exist like an old married couple. Don't get me wrong... I still love it, but there is nothing like your first love... and NYC was love at first sight for me.
Would you move there again if you could go back in time?
Ich war im Februar auch dort. Ich habe allerdings in Brooklyn bei Familie übernachtet und war insgesamt nur 3 mal in Manhattan. Ich muss sagen, dass diese Stadt mich einfach unfassbar erschlagen hat. Ich hatte jedesmal reizüberflutung und war nicht vorbereitet, auf das, was mich dort erwartet hat. Meine Highlights waren natürlich Empire State Building, was die 38 dollar definitiv wert waren, Hard Rock Café, coney Island, Grand Central Station und DUMBO. Dort, wo Deana steht, stand ich auch 😍😍 leider hatten wir an diesem Tag einen Schneesturm und die Aussicht auf die Skyline war neblig aber dennoch jede Reise wert. Das gefühl am ground Zero kann ich absolut nachvollziehen. Ich hatte das Gefühl, dass es inmitten dieser turbulenten Stadt an diesem speziellen Ort plötzlich ganz leise ist und ich war emotional nicht mehr in der Lage das 911 Memorial Museum zu besuchen. Zu sehr haben mich die Erinnerungen an diesen schrecklichen Tag getroffen und an diesem Ort wurde das ganze nur noch mehr greifbar.
Beim Madison Square Park musste ich ganz dringend pinkeln und bin dort in die Subway station, weil es nicht mehr ging. 😂 Wow...das hätte ich auch nie gedacht 🤣
Der times Square hingegen war eher eine "Ernüchterung", denn ich hätte ihn mir viiiiel größer vorgestellt und auch hier war alles nur Reizüberflutung...
Was ich niemals wieder machen würde ist Subway fahren während der rush hour 😱😱 so passiert am ersten Tag in Manhattan und was war? Kreislaufzusammenbruch mitten im überfüllten Zug. Yeah 😂🤣😭 aber alles in allem war diese Reise der absolute Wahnsinn und auch dass wir die restlichen Tage noch lower Manhattan, Brooklyn, Brooklyn Downtown und einen Tag auch Baltimore erkunden konnten, war einfach jeden Cent wert. Central Park und Statue of Liberty haben wir nicht mehr geschafft, dafür aber die Brooklyn Bridge und diverse andere Dinge. Daumen hoch für die stadt, die niemals schläft 😍😍🗽
See the pink banner outside Dunkin Donuts at 5:42? Our press operator was on vacation, so I had to load all 5,000 of those onto the press at my dad’s printing company in Indiana just a couple months back. Trust me - a lot more work is involved in producing such banners than it seems!!
I’ve been involved in the business for just a few years now, but I still haven’t gotten used to seeing my own work spontaneously pop up like this. When I began, I never expected to feel much sense of a reward from this work (I graduated with a pre-med degree... I was supposed to be a doctor, not a printer!). Ive since come to understand that we achieve fulfillment not by gaining status/respectability among peers, but by applying ourselves faithfully to the task at hand, fully satisfied in the knowledge of having maximally contributed in whichever ways we can. Feels good.
I'm so happy you enjoyed your visit to my City. I totally agree with all of your comments and am impressed with your knowledge as a first time visitor. You did a great job of covering a lot of ground in a short amount of time. Your narration was excellent and accurate.
I moved to NYC 30 years ago and have lived in 4 of the boroughs. I couldn't live anywhere else!
no.. the rent is absurd and the city is falling apart.. but not the financial district. You probably live in a well to do neighborhood where the illegal or shall I say undocumented aliens can't afford to be in. So you probably vote democrat and think you're such a great person for supporting foreigners to take advantage of our tax payer safety nets... as long as you don't have to live with them, am I right? A friend of mine got kicked out of his home of 15 years and had to rent a piece of shit 200sqft basement "studio" and the rent is $1200!!!!! and the neighborhood is a class above GHETTO. So no NYC is not a great city.. unless you make a 6 figure income.
@@rickrouse7865 I live in the bronx, i am not rich nor do i make a six figure income. Not everyone is doing well in NYC, but then again you can take any town and city in the world and find people experiencing hardship. Your friend could've found a better place to live that's affordable - they're available, i know from firsthand experience. You have a skewed view of NYC - do you even live in NYC?
@@jazzminb Never the less I prefer West Virginia... Almost heaven... ruclips.net/video/EqcMbkFR6jk/видео.html
@@rickrouse7865 What an incredibly whacky post! Get help!
@@azul8811 ok stup
We live downtown in a 130 year old building. Our neighbors are wonderful. Lots of markets and picnics along the East River.
If y'all got to Wo Hop, you're basically half-blooded locals now. That is one of the ultimate end stops on the NY night life, after everything else is closed and all the shows and parties are done.
Most underrated thing about NYC is outside NYC, in my opinion. Out east on Long Island and upstate in the Catskills and the Delaware Water Gap are some of the most beautiful natural environments in the country. Deepest green forests, tall cliffs, and on the Island, a gaze into the Atlantic and off edge of the world.
On Long Island is even the museum estate of Teddy Roosevelt, the 26th President of the United States, and maybe the most American man to ever live. I can't get enough.
As a former New Yorker this was a great video summarizing many of the highlights of NYC. Glad it lived up to your expectations. Like you the buildings amaze me especially the older skyscrapers. Also, if you didn't visit in this trip upon your return you should visit the Lower East Side an area that in the late 19th century the most densely populated region in the world and had a hugh German population and was called Kleindeutschland.
Yes NYC is the center of the universe.
Native NYer here! So happy you enjoyed NYC and you chose a great Chinese restaurant! One of my favorites! Please come back again 😊😊😎
Thank you for visiting and loving my great city. There really is nothing quite like this town anywhere. I'm an old Brooklyn boy. Come see us next time and enjoy the differences between "The City" and Brooklyn.
We definitely want to! Realistically that's where we would probably live if we ever moved to NYC. We hear there are a lot of good food spots in Brooklyn!
@@DeanaandPhil , for me NYC is much more than Manhattan, despite the best view of Manhattan you have from outside Manhattan across the rivers.
I would recommend visiting Williamsburg (cafes, restaurants and Brooklyn Brewery), Coney Island (beach, boardwalk and Russian restaurants) , Prospect Park and neighboring Park Slope (brownstone neighborhoods) , Greenwood Cemetery, Brooklyn Heights and to Brooklyn Bridge Park (converted piers) - all in Brooklyn - an Long Island City (great view to the UN) in Queens.
@@DeanaandPhil When I lived in the Williamsburg section of Brooklyn in the early 80s, Felix Ensslin (son of Gudrun) lived directly below me in the basement apartment. Whether he would remember my name after all these years is questionable, but he would certainly remember my piano practicing. (Er hat sich übrigens niemals darüber beschwert.)
When you live in Staten Island, Brooklyn, The Bronx or Queens and you are going to Manhattan you always say: I'm going to "The City", Always traveled twice on Fridays: to "The City" for my job, go back home and shower and turn back around 9:30 pm for dinner, etc. and return home around 8 am on Saturday (or not, depending who I was shagging at the time). Nothing Like New York, nothing at all.
If you loved NYC in November, def come back when it's warm. You'll really love it.
I'd recommend either October or May. The weather is nice, temperatures are warm to mild (not cold nor disgustingly hot), and everything is still green. I know a lot of people like to come visit around the holidays, but it's just not worth it IMO. The weather is hit or miss if not freezing cold, it's overly crowded, the days are short, and the parks aren't as nice because everything is dead.
NYC born and raised and I must say .. you did a great review of city.
You ate at WoHop! Kudos to your judgment!
That place, and 69 Bayard (right down the same street), are THE places to have Chinese in Chinatown!
I went there from the 1960s until I moved to Florida in 1994!
Thanks for making me smile.
I feel the same way about New York City! I moved to NYC from Washington DC when I was 22 in 1994! I lived there for eight years, leaving in 2002. I was in Manhattan on 9/11, At Columbia Presbyterian Hospital where I worked at the time! I’ve never gotten over the city( and living in Brooklyn in my 20s)! I still fantasy shop online for apartments up there!! 😭
I've been to NYC twice - once before 9/11 and once after. It's just crazy how two giant towers are simply gone now, even now, almost 20 years later.
jimboa20 shame the shitty city planners didn’t listen to trump who wanted to rebuild the old towers exactly how they were. Now we have the ugly wtc1
Boldy Brashy wouldn’t it have been nicer to have rebuilt the old towers, right where they stood, instead of having a hole and a new ugly building
@@Elm98 I agree with Trump on this too We should have shoved it in the terrorists faces by building the two towers again right back in the same spot to show that we're not afraid or weak
Barbara Chieppo ???we know that we’re strong, we don’t need to show it. And I think the way they did the memorial was quite a nice touch. Building the towers back up would feel like it never happened, and we need to honors those who have died.
@@Elm98
I initially thought that the twin towers should've been rebuilt, exactly as they were. Now, with the beautiful memorial, and the new tower standing strong beside it, it's much more powerful.
" Your request for no MSG has been ignored" Best fortune cookie.
search for the truth of MSG and you would be amazed but not surprised.
@@nycjt6267 I can't eat out because msg is in everything, and it makes me so ill. Oh, that, and I turn into swollen monster face. Good times.
Native born and raised New Yorker here. I love to see my favorite RUclipsrs see NYC for the first time. It’s too bad you guys didn’t have a chance to explore Brooklyn little more or see other areas of NYC. I think Manhattan can be little overrated and little overpriced. Next time you come to NYC check out Brooklyn bridge park, Park Slope, Prospect Park, Transit Museum, and many more.
That's what we hear, and we want to check out more of Brooklyn next time! First time for a short period wasn't enough for Manhattan. We didn't even make it above Central Park!
@@DeanaandPhil
Don't forget Queens NY 👍
Deana and Phil I wouldn’t go above Central Park... not that safe
@N M ... not that safe for racists, you mean ... the rest of us love Harlem!!
Ronette Pulaski tell that to Tessa Majors’ family
A New Yorker who just discovered your wonderful RUclips channel - going to Germany for the first time - your videos are fun, informative, and genuine. Danke.
I went to nyc for the first time this summer and man was it amazing, words can’t describe the feel of the city and the scale of it. I can’t wait to go back again!!
What a great homage to my city! Glad you enjoyed! Theres still a lot left to do! Come back for a Broadway show or catch a game at the Barclay center!
You're right. The first time I saw a musical on Broadway I was blown away. I was shocked that they had their own orchestra.
Phil's has this face of being COMPLETY happy while their entire trip. I remember I had the same face the first time I visited. Lovely.
I always love your videos. But seeing all that traffic and congestion and you two all bundled up and freezing before 6PM reminded me how glad I am for having moved from New Jersey to Florida 20 years ago!! Putting up Christmas decorations when the temperature is in the 80s is waaaaay better than when it's freezing cold.
I definitely feel you on the cold weather! I guess that's why a lot of people walk so fast in NYC! 😅😂
NYC is my happy place. For the last two years Ive managed to go about once a month. I absolutely love it.
I was in New York last week of November for my fifth time and I still haven't seen everything, I think I'll never do. I love this city and I definitely go back there for another trip.
wow New York City has already been my number one on my bucket list of travel places but now my longing to travel there got even bigger due to your vlog
I'm glad you enjoyed yourselves! Come visit us again! I am always glad to visit other cities around the world, but I am always happy to come home!
Center of the Universe? Absolutely!!!!
Greatest city on earth. I love New York. I live in Illinois near Chicago. Don't get me wrong, Chicago's architecture is unparalleled and absolutely beautiful; but there's something about New York City.
Can I make a suggestion since you went to the Twin Towers memorial you should watch the video of the Memorial museum (done by the museum) I think you'll have a better feeling towards that tragedy. Plus as a NY'er I can tell you that that tragedy hasn't stopped yet. Every month we are still losing people who worked for many months searching for remains. Glad you enjoyed our city! PS: I hope you saw Times Square at night too!
Thanks for a positive, objective review of NYC. Too many people only see the crowds, expenses and trash. It is an amazing place to visit.
I appreciate your review of my new home city (almost 3 years here!). If you ever come back to NYC (and a true NYC lover comes back multiple times, as I did before I finally moved), please go up the observation deck at Rockefeller Center Top of the Rock. From there, you can actually see the magnificent views WITH the Empire State building. If you're on the Empire State Building, you're missing that key architectural feature. My favorite building is the Chrysler. Love art deco. It makes me happy every time I see it peaking through other buildings. Glad it lived up to your expectations. I was nervous upon watching this video that you would hate it. It's how I felt about visiting London after years of watching 90s and 00s movies set in London. I think I would've enjoyed old London but not present day London... I don't know. I'm willing to give it a do-over. Ha! (And you should definitely come back to walk the Highline. It's one of my favorite things to do when I'm in the area or just need a little break or change of scenery. I try to go during less busy times of the day so I feel like I have more of the park to myself since it's so narrow). And if you do end up coming back a few more times, I hope you'll add Queens to your itinerary. There isn't a whole lot to do in terms of sightseeing but there's a lot of really good food. It's very international here cuisine-wise and relatively affordable compared to Manhattan or Brooklyn.
Thank you for coming to my city ! We love visitors no matter what people say. I grew up in jersey. The first time u go when ur a kid u never forget.
Awwww I miss New York so so much 😭 I was there for a week in August this year, and just for a day before a flight home last year too. Definitely one of my favourite cities by far!
We miss it too!!! 😭
Janet Bargmann I lived in New York City for 24 years and worked there for 46 years but I live in Florida and I do not miss New York City 🌃. I never feel at home I came to New York City 🌃 1962 and live until 1985 then move to New Jersey and no look back. Never liked it because I am not to be living in big cities. I love long island and upper New York State. I lived in Florida and I missed it. I like towns houses 🏡 that what I like it. I am no good for New York and is the no 1 more expensive in housing or you are poor or rich but in the middle no way you have to pay for an apartment looks like your kitchen maybe 2, 000 dollars per month if you are lucky do not expect luxury only am bathrooms and one room. The real new Yorkers leave the city decades ago live in town or other states. Those people are immigrants from others countries a lot of them illegally there new ones. The ones who lives for generations are gone.
Your videos are so interesting! Keep on with your nice content :D
Thank you!! 🤗💜
Such an amazing video. You give me such travel envy. You guys are by far the best couple on the internet. Keep up the great work.
Memories... I visited NY 2015. And we did a Heli-Ride from Southern Manhattan Heliport. Quiet expensive but the BEST EVENT OF MY LIFE!
Grand central is not a station. It is a terminal. The trains go back out but they end in a terminal. But if you go to the Oyster Bar it’s a great place to end up in!
Ich war 1994 dort. Sah noch ein wenig anders aus damals. 😔 Ich hoffe, ihr hattet einen schönen Urlaub. Grüße aus Hamburg
An amazingly well put together video! It was very fun to watch, I truly enjoyed every minute. Beautifully captured views and excellent narration. Good job, Deana and Phil!!
Thank you so much! We are really glad you enjoyed it. 🤗💜 NYC is such an impressive city and we would love to go back! 😍
Subscribing already and this is the FIRST video of yours that I have ever watched. Very well done. I love your accent and both of your perspectives. I love the way you pronounce "Staten Island" in a very reasonable way, but NOT correct for the locals...which is just fine...you also alerted me to the cost of the Empire State Building ... no wonder that there was no line waiting to go up there !! I think once or twice in a lifetime at the top is worth the price. Central Park is a wonderful respite...New York City never sleeps...you have lots of reason to come back here !! Your video editing and sound mixing is professional, a reason I subscribed to your channel, and to find out more about your adventures in the USA and elsewhere.
What a wonderful experience! Thanks for sharing
Ich war noch nie dort. Hab immer nur Bilder oder mal Aufnahmen im Fernsehen gesehen. Euer Video hat mir ganz andere Perspektiven gezeigt und mich wirklich beindruckt. Tausend Dank dafür!!! (Und guten Hunger! ;D )
Awesome video! Phil sees New York before me. Thanks for the insight!
Love your video!! So glad that you had such an amazing experience here! :)
Wow, tolle Stadt! Und super zusammen gefasst. 👍
At video mark 12:05, Central Perk is a coffee shop in the TV show "Friends", and MacLaren's Pub is in the TV show "How I Met Your Mother".
Loved hearing Phil's perspective. Great narration. One of the best travel videos I've seen on RUclips.
Thank you for the video! So nice to see you enjoyed yourselves there! I really enjoyed the updated footage of all the new buildings still going up! A little sad to see the Chrysler building becoming dwarfed by its neighbors now! I hope your fond memories will last a long, long time! :)
I'm from Missouri in the midwest U.S.; you are probably more familiar with NYC than I am..and you actually wanted to go there to visit...more power to you!....glad you had a memorable time! Our tallest building in Kansas City is like a corner drugstore in Manhattan!
Great video Phil of my home state. New York, known as "the city that doesn't sleep.
As a native New Yorker, I would say Summer is the worst time to go because it is so hot and muggy. I like March through June and September through December. September to November is great for the Autumn temperatures. April and May are great because it is Spring. November and December are colder but it is the holiday season -- Thanksgiving and Christmas.
If I ever had to move back to NY and I had the money, I would choose to live in Manhattan.
I really enjoyed this video. Well made video, naturally lighthearted and fun on all levels. Super watchable. Thank you for your informative and thoughtful take on NYC.
Thanks for your very befitting and flattering commentary of my home town. You did a great job in just a few minutes. Glad you had such a good time.
AHHH I've been looking forward to this video since I knew you guys were going to NYC. This is totally one of my favorite videos you guys have made. Great work!! I 10000% agree with all of Phil's comments regarding the city. I felt exactly the same my first time.. and my 2nd time.. and my 5th time. The immensity of it is just mind blowing. Something you truly have to visit to understand. This video does such a good job at hitting the high spots, and I'm so glad you made it up the Empire State Building. I highly recommend to everyone! Love you two!!
I really liked this video! I'm happy you had a great time.
The photography was wonderful.
Wow!! You both got to see a lot. I've been to NYC a bunch of time for work and only been to a few of them . . . Central Park (definitely better in warmer weather), Ground Zero (😥), and Empire State Building but your video was so much cooler than what I remember! Really great video and so glad you both enjoyed the Big Apple! Thanks for sharing your experience.
As a Saarbrigger Maedsche..lol.. Habe ich NYC vor almost 27 Jahren zu meiner Wahl Heimatstadt gemacht...Euer Video ist erfrischend und trifft genau zu. You should definitely come back in the summer time. :)
Great content. Loved your commentary. Good job you two.
Observation Deck of the ESB. A great island of silent and calm above the busy streets. My favorite place in NYC. And if you see the sunset from up there it’s even more beautiful.
High Line Park is also nice. Can be pretty crowded but this long uninterrupted walk above the streets is nice.
Wonderful video. Glad you enjoyed your visit.
This video was quite entertaining. Thanks!
Deana... I LOVE your cute hat! So fun! This is a great video. Have fun you guys.
I'm so glad you loved NYC! The East Village is my favorite! :)
I like the West Village. East Village is a bit sketchy.
It sounds like you had a wonderful time in NYC!!!
You should do a Tourist Visitors as for N. Y. I’ve never really wanted to go myself,until now. Excellent job. Excellent narration. 10 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
Ein tolles Video von NY , immer wieder gerne da, so viel zu sehen. Nie langweilig. Weiter so ihr zwei.
Great video. Cool reminder of what this city has to offer.
I love NYC (especially Manhattan) and this video made me feel so good! My impressions about the city is a lot like yours and I spent quite a bit of time there in NYC. Cheers from Poland!
Hi, I love your videos! Your channel is the channel that I wait every minute for videos I love this channel!
Thank you so much! We really appreciate your support. 🤗💜
OH MY GOD, MEIN KOMMENTAR WURDE HIGHLIGHTED, DASS SIE IHNEN, GRÖSSTE JUGENDLICHE, GESÄGT HABEN!
You guys are the most amazing youtubers! Really not many others read their comments!
You came during one of the best times of the year, too: Christmas. The city with all its lights and Christmas decorations is magical. I love it this time of year. There's an energy and spirit that no other city replicates.
I didnt cry watching this, pfft 😭 I miss New York so much.
Nice video, excellent travel diary. Did you visit the Central Park Zoo? It is wonderful, and a must see. Thanks for sharing! Oh yes, and the NYC pizza from any hole-in-the-wall joint is delicious!
Beeeeautiful city..thank you so much for sharing your experiences with us...love u guys ❤
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Really nice Job filming and the narration was awesome!!!!
I'm pleased hat you found such an appreciation for New York, it truly is an incredible city and you will never run out of things to do, the museums alone are countless. No one who hasn't been there can possibly comprehend the skyline with even some of the minor buildings being a skyscraper and the center piece of most other cities, both old and new. .BTW, when in NY it's a subway, not a "metro", the natives won't understand what you are talking about if you refer to it in that way. New Yorkers do think they are at the center of the world, and they are right.
Great Review. NYC is so much more than the attractions though. My favorite things are just wandering around the neighborhoods and seeing how many different communities from all over the world just live here peacefully and co-exist with very little issues. New York City neighborhoods are living museums. You should check out some music venues next time your here, NYC is one of the world great music cities!
Staten Island is pronounced like statten island
I live in NJ and I visit mostly Manhattan and sometimes Brooklyn every 2-3 months and I'm amazed how you can find new things to do, go and see every time!
this makes me wanna go to new york soon. definitely on my bucket list
Please do!!! 🥺 we love newbies!!
What a nice video. Lovely!!!!!
Hopefully you're able to visit again! Spring and fall are good times to explore the city! It's good weather to be outside and walk and enjoy !!
Thank you, enjoyed your visit.
I’m so surprised at how you pronounce Staten Island. It’s quite literally pronounced in a very German way “Stadten Ailand” haha
Tolles Video. Danke!!
You should have went to the Rockefeller Center at night for a view of the Empire State building and midtown. That's the best view
Glad you explored Brooklyn nd Queens !