Awesome. Backpacking around Europe is a blast. If you want some more tips on it just write me when you are figuring out your itenerary and i can help you out. thanks for watching and commenting! hope you will subscribe!
Your videos have always been really insightful! I don't always do the proper preparation when travelling so I will watch your short videos to help me plan my day. Keep the good work!
We were in Germany in May and June this year and we just got back from our trip a few weeks ago, so i am trying to get the new videos out as fast as i can (we made like 85), so there will be new content coming. Some hopefully great, some hopefully not too crappy :) Thanks again for watching adn commenting!
I hope so :) We got a nice Sony NEX7 or something like that. The onlly problem was I could not use it in all locations as it was a bit of a draw for the unsavory elements of traveling so we ended up making over half of the videos with the old camera because i didnt' want the new one to get stolen. But i am glad you can notice the difference! And I am still waiting for the mic i ordered with it (that was in may). Thanks again for still watching and commenting! All the best!
That is awesome to hear! Glad you liked it. I really love the town and it is just German tourists there. Did you get to Wernigerode too? It is another cute town right by Quedlinburg. I have/had videos on both towns but my computers got zapped and they never got published. Super happy for you! Thanks for watching, commenting and letting me know about your trip! All the best!
Thanks Woltersworld, I will visit those places that you recommend first time w my husband. We will just stay there for 3 days & head to Munich stay in Munich for a week and continue to Switzerland before going home. I'm very excited ...yeah
Hey, I just wanted to say that I just got back from Quedlinburg and I loved it. I went solely based on your recommendation, so thanks for making your top 10 German cities video. Hopefully I will be able to see these sights in Frankfurt some day.
I lived in Germany for 3 years, I had German in college, I dated a German girl for a few years (who i actually never spoke German to as she said I sounded like a jerk when I spoke German so I just spoke with her friends in German instead), and then I did my masters in Germany and just really loved the language. Good fun to learn.
Hi! I’m planning to go with my boyfriend this summer and stay at Frankfurt for 1 and 1/2 weeks.. we would like to visit other cities in Germany.. back and forth.. what are your recommendations? Travel by train? Try to get a 1 day tour? Thanks in advance for your time and help 😊
Just two small side notes from a local: 1.) The houses behind you (not the cathedral, but the row of houses) is WAY younger than one might think. These houses were built in the '80s... _19_80s that is. Really. ;-) 2.) The area between these houses and the cathedral is currently being transformed into a replica of what used to be there before WW2. So there will be more small old-ish houses very soon.
cool. some nice things to see. the museums are top notch. not a lot of "old Germany" in Frankfurt but there are some nice "old Germany" day trips from there. have a great trip!
Another thing to see in Frankfurt is the Kaisersaal in the Roemer. It is essentially a rogues gallery of the emperors and king of the Holy Roman Empire with pictures of all the monarchs from Charlemagne to Franz II (1792-1806). In 1806 the Holy Roman Empire was dissolved by Napolean. On my first trip to Frankfurt a visit to the Kaisersaal got me interested in German history. For all you book fans don't forget the Book Fair(Buchmesse) in October. Some day trips you can make from Frankfurt are to Mainz and Gelnhausen. Mainz has a romanesque cathedral. In Gelnhausen are the ruins of the castle built by the Hohenstaufen Kaiser Friedrich Barbarossa(Red Beard) reigned from 1152-1190.
Wow this video is an older one...That sounds like Mark somewhere in those shadows ;) Your videos have come so far! Still some great tips for my trip to Frankfurt next week. Thanks.
Great video! Thank you! As a "Frankfurter" let me add a little footnote, please. Frankfurt has almost 700.000 inhabitants at present. Most of us think it's big enough to offer all cultural institutions etc., but in half an hour you can travel by bike from one side to the other in order to get some fresh air in the surrounding forrests... Just great! Furthermore I wonder why you do not mention/ show the facade of the Römer behind your camera... Was it covered because of restauration work being undertaken? As a visitor please enter the cathedral: most German emperors of the Holy Roman Empire were elected here ("Barbarossa" was the first in the year 1147) and later also crowned there (from 1562 onwards till the decline of the First Empire in 1806 )...Go up the Cathedral tower (costs 3 EUR/ 1,50 EUR (reduction). Splendid view! A last thing: Is it really necessary to explain who Goethe was? Funny... As if I had to explain to Germans who Shakespeare, Faulkner or Hemmingway was... funny indeed... Anyway, me again talking to much... Welcome back to Frankfurt anytime & carry on with the great work! :)
@MrLeFigaro odds are he was speaking to large American audience and I am pretty sure an explanation was needed. As a product of the American education system, I assure you an explanation was necessary.
Another great video! Are you in Germany right now? Also, I'm studying German online and I'm loving it. I'd love to visit Germany very soon! How many languages do you know?
A sightseeing tip from a Frankfurt-resident: check out the old part of Hoechst. Here you have of course fancy old houses, old city wall and a church from around 835! You can also have nice food at the place. The Bolongaropalast, nice walkways between river Main and the oldtown. And no japanese / chinese touristgroups!
nice! i love your videos! i want to go backpacking around europe when i graduate from highschool =D i have been saving for a year! one more year to go!!
hey mark i discovered your channel yesterday and i enjoyed it very very much, good job :) just one question, how did you learn to speak german so well? I mean, did you live in germany for a while? muito obrigada pela atencao (sim, eu sou brasileira)
have a fun trip! head out to some of the wine towns outside of frankfurt. I really like Cochum and try to visit burg eltz if you do head down the mozelle river. all the best! have a great trip!
I didn't visit Wernigerode, but I did visit Hamburg, Berlin and Kassel on this trip. I thought Quedlinburg was a nice change after visiting the larger cities. I've seen quite a few cities in Germany but I still hope to visit Bamberg, Dresden, Regensburg and Görlitz. By the way, is there any reason for why you don't film cities in Belgium? I'm from Canada but I've been living in Belgium for two years now and I think there are a few incredible places.
Thank you! It is a great country. I hope you can get over there. If you are let me knowand i would love to help you with an itenerary (if the top 10 germany video is not enough ;) All the best!
Perhaps a few more shots of places mentioned. From all I've read, Frankfurt's just an airport stop on the way to any number of amazing places to visit in Germany.
You missed 3 of the most imprtaint sights. And thats - Heroin Junkies by the Hauptbahnhof Zoo (Main Train Station Zoo) -Bordell Ave, Hore house Ave -The Druckräume (injeckt Rooms, Heroin) -Do a Frankfurter, that a shot of Heroin with Crack. Yea those other the more cooler atractions
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Every time I am interested in a new city, I always look up to this guy for review. Man you should travel more.
Awesome. Backpacking around Europe is a blast. If you want some more tips on it just write me when you are figuring out your itenerary and i can help you out. thanks for watching and commenting! hope you will subscribe!
Your videos have always been really insightful! I don't always do the proper preparation when travelling so I will watch your short videos to help me plan my day. Keep the good work!
We were in Germany in May and June this year and we just got back from our trip a few weeks ago, so i am trying to get the new videos out as fast as i can (we made like 85), so there will be new content coming. Some hopefully great, some hopefully not too crappy :)
Thanks again for watching adn commenting!
I hope so :) We got a nice Sony NEX7 or something like that. The onlly problem was I could not use it in all locations as it was a bit of a draw for the unsavory elements of traveling so we ended up making over half of the videos with the old camera because i didnt' want the new one to get stolen. But i am glad you can notice the difference! And I am still waiting for the mic i ordered with it (that was in may). Thanks again for still watching and commenting! All the best!
That is awesome to hear! Glad you liked it. I really love the town and it is just German tourists there. Did you get to Wernigerode too? It is another cute town right by Quedlinburg. I have/had videos on both towns but my computers got zapped and they never got published. Super happy for you! Thanks for watching, commenting and letting me know about your trip! All the best!
Thanks Woltersworld, I will visit those places that you recommend first time w my husband. We will just stay there for 3 days & head to Munich stay in Munich for a week and continue to Switzerland before going home. I'm very excited ...yeah
You have a good point about Frankfurt's great museums. My goal is to visit the Struwwelpeter museum in particular.
Will check them out next time i am in town! Danke schoen!
Hey, I just wanted to say that I just got back from Quedlinburg and I loved it. I went solely based on your recommendation, so thanks for making your top 10 German cities video. Hopefully I will be able to see these sights in Frankfurt some day.
I lived in Germany for 3 years, I had German in college, I dated a German girl for a few years (who i actually never spoke German to as she said I sounded like a jerk when I spoke German so I just spoke with her friends in German instead), and then I did my masters in Germany and just really loved the language. Good fun to learn.
Great video; thanks for posting it. My wife and I are planning a trip to Frankfurt next summer.
Hi! I’m planning to go with my boyfriend this summer and stay at Frankfurt for 1 and 1/2 weeks.. we would like to visit other cities in Germany.. back and forth.. what are your recommendations? Travel by train? Try to get a 1 day tour? Thanks in advance for your time and help 😊
Thank you so much for all your helpful points
Just two small side notes from a local:
1.) The houses behind you (not the cathedral, but the row of houses) is WAY younger than one might think. These houses were built in the '80s... _19_80s that is. Really. ;-)
2.) The area between these houses and the cathedral is currently being transformed into a replica of what used to be there before WW2. So there will be more small old-ish houses very soon.
Thank you very much! and thanks for being the first to watch. hope you will subscribe!
cool. some nice things to see. the museums are top notch. not a lot of "old Germany" in Frankfurt but there are some nice "old Germany" day trips from there. have a great trip!
Hey, good looking video with the new camera Mark! Probably makes your content even better now! :)
Another thing to see in Frankfurt is the Kaisersaal in the Roemer. It is essentially a rogues gallery of the emperors and king of the Holy Roman Empire with pictures of all the monarchs from Charlemagne to Franz II (1792-1806). In 1806 the Holy Roman Empire was dissolved by Napolean. On my first trip to Frankfurt a visit to the Kaisersaal got me interested in German history. For all you book fans don't forget the Book Fair(Buchmesse) in October.
Some day trips you can make from Frankfurt are to Mainz and Gelnhausen. Mainz has a romanesque cathedral. In Gelnhausen are the ruins of the castle built by the Hohenstaufen Kaiser Friedrich Barbarossa(Red Beard) reigned from 1152-1190.
I will be in Frankfurt for a 19 hour layover in August. This is very helpful! Thank you for the advise. I look forward to sipping on some apple wine.
Wow this video is an older one...That sounds like Mark somewhere in those shadows ;) Your videos have come so far! Still some great tips for my trip to Frankfurt next week. Thanks.
Really nice vid~ It's absolutely beautiful - Germany - and I love every one of your vids. I hope I go there someday
Great video! Thank you! As a "Frankfurter" let me add a little footnote, please. Frankfurt has almost 700.000 inhabitants at present. Most of us think it's big enough to offer all cultural institutions etc., but in half an hour you can travel by bike from one side to the other in order to get some fresh air in the surrounding forrests... Just great! Furthermore I wonder why you do not mention/ show the facade of the Römer behind your camera... Was it covered because of restauration work being undertaken? As a visitor please enter the cathedral: most German emperors of the Holy Roman Empire were elected here ("Barbarossa" was the first in the year 1147) and later also crowned there (from 1562 onwards till the decline of the First Empire in 1806 )...Go up the Cathedral tower (costs 3 EUR/ 1,50 EUR (reduction). Splendid view! A last thing: Is it really necessary to explain who Goethe was? Funny... As if I had to explain to Germans who Shakespeare, Faulkner or Hemmingway was... funny indeed... Anyway, me again talking to much... Welcome back to Frankfurt anytime & carry on with the great work! :)
@MrLeFigaro odds are he was speaking to large American audience and I am pretty sure an explanation was needed. As a product of the American education system, I assure you an explanation was necessary.
Another great video! Are you in Germany right now? Also, I'm studying German online and I'm loving it. I'd love to visit Germany very soon! How many languages do you know?
much appreciated syndey. all the best!
A sightseeing tip from a Frankfurt-resident: check out the old part of Hoechst. Here you have of course fancy old houses, old city wall and a church from around 835! You can also have nice food at the place. The Bolongaropalast, nice walkways between river Main and the oldtown. And no japanese / chinese touristgroups!
Thanks for your recommendations. Heading to Frankfurt in sept. for autoshow, will try apple wine for sure. :)
Hey, I am in Frankfurt too, welcome!
i have one more for you...go to a footballmatch from Eintracht Frankfurt and enjoy the atmosphere!
Thank you
nice! i love your videos! i want to go backpacking around europe when i graduate from highschool =D i have been saving for a year! one more year to go!!
Very handy! Thanks Mark! I see you've bumped up your production quality since this ;)
hey mark i discovered your channel yesterday and i enjoyed it very very much, good job :) just one question, how did you learn to speak german so well? I mean, did you live in germany for a while? muito obrigada pela atencao (sim, eu sou brasileira)
very cool vid, I will be in Frankfurt fora day in mid October.
Again dude seriously we have about 700000 People ! To be exactly Check Out the Wall at the Plaza called " My Zeil" it listed with 687000 People !
have a fun trip! head out to some of the wine towns outside of frankfurt. I really like Cochum and try to visit burg eltz if you do head down the mozelle river. all the best! have a great trip!
you are very welcome. it is not super good but it is worth a try or two... or three :)
Sight #11
Check out the Kastanie in the district of Alt-Fechenheim. It is the most charming and well hiddin restaurant in the city
"Heidi" stayed with Clara in Frankfurt....I think it was the Frankfurter Dom (cathedral) spire she went up to try to see the Alps ;)
Debbie Cooper - it was the Eschenheimer Tor, not the Dom (otherwise it would have been unorthodox ;)
Thanks for the video, Subscribed and faved.
sounds great! i'll write you for sure! meanwhile, i will watch every video you upload! (;
great overview - love your vid
thanks abfab!
Next time u come to Frankfurt u should visit the Palmengarten its a big garden in the city and the Zoo its really big too just a tip;)
GustavoJironsa I'm so glad I scrolled through the comments that's was what I wanted to suggest lol
a great city been a few times.
I didn't visit Wernigerode, but I did visit Hamburg, Berlin and Kassel on this trip. I thought Quedlinburg was a nice change after visiting the larger cities. I've seen quite a few cities in Germany but I still hope to visit Bamberg, Dresden, Regensburg and Görlitz. By the way, is there any reason for why you don't film cities in Belgium? I'm from Canada but I've been living in Belgium for two years now and I think there are a few incredible places.
Be there this summer
Let there be light 💡
so much tourists in frankfurt
Thank you! It is a great country. I hope you can get over there. If you are let me knowand i would love to help you with an itenerary (if the top 10 germany video is not enough ;)
All the best!
Frankfurt ist die einzige Stadt in Deutschland, die sich nach dem Zweiten Weltkrieg ein neues Stadtbild angeschafft hat!
Perhaps a few more shots of places mentioned. From all I've read, Frankfurt's just an airport stop on the way to any number of amazing places to visit in Germany.
How crowded would you say the Frankfurt airport gets during the summer months.
Hi. I think you narration is very important, but I mainly watched this vid to see Frankfurt; at least the buildings behind narrator are beautiful.
Beach Bum yeah... sorry abou thtat one :(
Klein-Markthalle it´s very great ;-)
You are very helpful thank you very much :) although I don't recommend drinking alcohol it's not good for you :)
Slow down the narration.
decent city
You missed 3 of the most imprtaint sights. And thats
- Heroin Junkies by the Hauptbahnhof Zoo (Main Train Station Zoo)
-Bordell Ave, Hore house Ave
-The Druckräume (injeckt Rooms, Heroin)
-Do a Frankfurter, that a shot of Heroin with Crack.
Yea those other the more cooler atractions
Watch an Eintract Frankfurt game!
Liebighaus, and Städel Museum
Sure Lots of Frankfurt were LEVELED but not The IG Farben Building, the Former HQ of the US V Corps and You forgot the "Bundesbank Geld Museum" 🤣
what's up with rolling & snapping your neck...its distracting...
Frankfurt the city where Heidy lived...... And took care of Clara and was unfairly treated
Palmengarten & Kleinmarkthalle
Baa go to zeil.mainufer and redlight thats enough im from ffm
Very very crowded :/
Try to learn german, at least a little before u go
Amobi Jr. N i
slurring lolz