This is Germany | THE REAL SIDE OF GERMANY REVEALED!
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I‘m from Germany and I really like you‘re reactions. Not every part of Germany looks that nice, but there are many cool places.
Cool, thanks!
Welcome to Duisburg :D
Totally, it’s gorgeous here! And you have to choose where to look, whenever you can. Gut gesagt, Ännchen.
that can be said about every country but Germany is still one of the best European countries to visit
That's true Ännchen and please be proud of the inherent and the created beauty of your homeland for as the ancient Irish text runs "we've reached a place where we can feel the gods sitting next to us but we've left behind our ancient home" (now part of Germany) "a place so beautiful men fought the gods for".
Hello to Germany from your not so well-behaved neighbours and brothers (namely the French).
if you have always lived in Germany you are not always aware of the beauty of your own country.
So you have some idea
1.27. Neuschwanstein Castle / Bavaria
1.46. Reichsburg Cochem / Rhine vally
2.11 Hohenzollern Castle
2.13 Stolzenfelz
2.18 Hamburg
2.22 Köln / Cologne with the Cologne Cathedral and the rhine river
2.42 Munich front Town hall back the Marienkirche
2.46 Brandenburg Gate Berlin
2.56 Burg Eltz
3.07 Bamberg
3.24 Nürnberg
3.27 Museumsinsel Berlin
3.29 Reichstag Berlin
3.32 Konzerthaus Gendarmenmarkt Berlin
3,33 Siegessäule Berlin
3.36 Berliner Dom
3.37 Berliner Funkturm (Telecom Tower , former GDR) and Museumsinsel
3.40 Schloss Charlottenburg Berlin
3.47 view Berlin
3.58 Brandenburg Gate Berlin
4.06 Frankfurt am Main
4.08 Holstentor Lübeck
4.11 Cologne Cathedral
4.19. Schloss Schwerin
4.48 Rhine vally
4.51 Burg Rheinstein bei Trechtinghausen
4.56 Erfurt
4.59 Erfurt
5.05 Kassel Wilhelmshöhe
5.10 Rothenburg ob der Tauber
5.13 Lübeck
5.35 Holstentor Lübeck
5.46 Ulm Münster
5.52 Hermansdenkmal Detmold
6.08 Sächsische Schweiz Bastei
6.18 Heidelberg
6.24 Cologne
6.34 Schloss Sanssouci Potsdam
6.36 Neues Palais Potsdam
7.02 Dresden
7.42 Semperoper Dresden
7.56 Dresden
8.04 Frauenkirche Dresden
8.55 Munich
9.10 Munich
9.15 Munich town Hall
9.58 Hamburg
10.00 Hamburg Elbphilamonie
10.15 Hamburg Speicherstadt
10.18. Hamburg Town Hall
10.40 Frankfurth am Main
11.25 Hannover
11.31 Hannover
11.34 Hannover town Hall
11.39 Hannover Central station
11.45 Schloss Bückeburg
11.56 Wattenmeer
12.13 Langeoog
13.18 Wenigerode / Harz
13.28 Zugspitze (highest mountain of Germany)
13.36 Aachen
13.57 Helgoland
15.02 Schloss Moritzburg (Sachsen)
15.33 Rügen Baltic sea
15.37 Münster
15.45 Münster
16.26 Lüneburger Heide
16.32 Wartbug
16.51 Burg Eltz
Amazing, thanks
Beate, wenn du einen Doppelpunkt zwischen min:sec eingibst, dann wird daraus eine Schaltfläche und wenn man dann da drauf drückt springt der Film automatisch an diese Stelle z.B:
11:56 Wattenmeer...klick mal auf die Zeitangabe
ja ja ich weis, für manche is der POTT nicht schön, aber come on, er gehört auch dazu ;)
5:01 Leipzig Neues Rathaus
5:05 Leipzig Völkerschlacht Denkmal
03:01 Rüdesheim am Rhein Niederwalddenkmal
As a German your reaction fills me with respect and honor. Thank you for that. Thanks for your video and your beautiful reaction.
Your comment is so sweet! Are you 100% German?
@@ShaeDerEinzige yes i am :)
I'm born and raised in Bonn where HARIBO comes from like you know. ;)
Makes me realize again what a privilege it is that I am living in Germany. A country with a rich history and culture, beautiful buildings and landscapes, great food, fantastic healthcare, a good school system, and a stable economy compared to so many other western countries. Too often I take all these things for granted when in fact it isn’t. Thanks for your video. Come to Germany, be our guest and feel welcome.
Schön gesagt, da kann ich mich nur anschließen. 👍🏻
Und ich glaube das sollten sich hierzulande viele Menschen mal wieder vor Augen halten…
Wichtig ist dass wir das bewahren mit allem was geht. Das wir nicht zulassen dass mit Unrecht regiert wird und wir dann nicht schäuen auf die Straße zu gehen, um zu protestieren auch wenn die Mehrheit nichts sagt.
Denk daran. Bei Hitler wurde auch weitestgehend nichts gesagt obwohl es auf der Hand lag das Hitlers Ambitionen schlecht waren.
Das ist eine sehr gefährliche deutsche Schwäche.
Vor dem 2. Weltkrieg war Deutschland noch viel schöner.
Good school System?😂😂
ohne das Schulsystem hätte ich dir 100% zugestimmt
Some places in Germany look like they are straight out of a fairy tale. That's because many popular fairy tales (like Snow-White, Cinderella, Rapunzel, The Frog Prince, The Wolf and the Seven Young Goats, Little Red Riding Hood, Hansel and Gretel...) actually originate from Germany.
Cinderella is french in origin as far as I know.
@@MMadesen Partially, yes. I mean, most fairy tales have regional variants.
@@MMadesen yes, a variation of the Disney version might come from there, but we have our own variations, called Aschenputtel or Aschenbüttel.
@@alexpond648 Aschenbrödel.
@@alexpond648
Die Originalen sind von uns. Disney hat nur geklaut und Milliarden damit gemacht. Leider werden sich jetzt noch mehr Leute ohne schwimmen zu können dahin wagen
I'm from Liechtenstein and I thought we had some nice castles, but Germany is killin it! 😍 🇱🇮❤️🇩🇪
But Liechtenstein is very beautiful, too! And you've also got excellent wines and sausages for instance!
@@saba6502 Thank you so much! ❤️
Cool. I love Liechtenstein!
Yes true Lichtenstein is beautiful too 🇩🇪❤🇱🇮🤩
@@markusm8659 Dankeschön ❤️
That s because we have "Denkmalschutz"/monument protection ! It is forbidden to knock down old buildings. We have an institution that certifies houses and buildings as denkmalgeschützt"/ protected for historical purposes and after that even an owner isn t allowed to knock it down and build something else.
Sadly many old building arent sufficiently protected.
@Hellequin Maskharat That s right ! It isn t perfect but it is better than having nothing in place.
@Hellequin Maskharat massive money is a way around Denkmalschutz, in my town a bank buyed a house build in 1735 distroyed it and build a glass bank
Germany is a truly wonderful country ❤️ Love to Germany and love to Germans ❤️
Thank's a lot.
Thank You very much 🙏 Greetings from Mannheim/ Germany
@@ingwer55 You are welcome :)
@@nicki9092 You are welcome! Greetings from Reims, France 😘
@@laurebourgeois7256 merci beaucoup 🤗
The "swampy" thing is the "Wattenmeer", something pretty unique at the northsea coast. Basically the water retreats extremely far, leaving a huge habitat for all kind of animals. But never go there on your own and always with someone who knows this area, because the water will be back very fast and you really don't want to get caught out there.
Oh my days, thats amazing but also sounds like natures trap
@@ShaeDerEinzige Yeah, and sadly it will be gone soon...if the climate gets warmer and warmer and the water keeps rising, the Halligen (man made islands in the Wattenmeer, and yes, there are people living on them) will vanish. Well, not really manmade, but the people living there needed to create protections for their houses because the islands pretty much get flooded otherwise during the tides. Here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Halligen
It is the largest flood plain in the world. The water during low tide recedes out several kilometers exposing the sea floor. The receding waters have an absolutely insane power, so don't be caught in one of the low-cut channels, called Priel, in the sand during low tide because the water will drag you out into the sea with absolutely NO chance of swimming against the current.
Only in off-running low tide should you enter, and only with a local guide who really knows his stuff. Because you have to check daily for the tidal calendar as it changes with the phases of the moon. The returning water is obviously also a danger, as it easily rises above head level of even the tallest person, also with massive currents, that unfortunately, ALSO drag you out into the sea due to the minute but significant height differences of sand dunes.
The ecosystem is very specialised to cope with the continually changing environment of six hours covered with water and open-air roughly every six hours.
But during the intermittent hours it is a wonderful place to have a Wattwanderung, a flood plain hike.
If you want to see something similar in small look at the Bristol channel here where the tide goes out over 11 meters in height and you get vast beaches and reefs
@@ShaeDerEinzige besides the tide coming back faster then you can imagine there are also invisible holes in the slick wich you can sink in with your leg and sometimes ened help to get out
Germany is beautiful…from the North Sea and the Baltic Sea up to the highest Alps and in between.Sadly most germans don‘t see this beauty…
of course we don't see the beauty, It's just normal for us. I always wonder why tourists visit my region, because in my eyes it is nothing special and to me other regions in Germany (and of course other parts of the world) are much more interesting and even more beautiful.
we are used to it. My family lives in places we owned for 700 years or more. that is not typicall but nowhere rare. The oldest building in my hometown is nearly 1,000 years old and is in use as a museum. And all the other things like landscape, scenery, history or many more looks normal to us. But for foreigners...The f...New York has the central park and most germans shrug their head because they live in a dammned park. Even the biggest cities are like a park. We do not see that because we are used to it. And Germany, even if you can call it young for a nation looks back at 2,000 years of history alone since and with the roman empire. But again, we are used to it. And you are right, many people do not see the beauty or know much about the history. Quite normal to people living in their places but not for others.
16:27 That is not a garden, that is the so called "Lüneburger Heide", a large area of heath, geest, and woodland in the northeastern part of the state of Lower Saxony in northern Germany :)
I honestly can say: I visited each an every place to be seen in this Video. Now i am 27 and there is so much more to explore just in Europe...not even THINKING of the rest of the world. I am so happy to live here 🥰 Have a good time on your trip :)
Hey bro, I appreciate it, thanks for popping by. There's so much to explore in Europe, I only recently came across German tourism and have stuck to it for a while now, so captivating. Yeah, we're blessed to be in Europe. Hopefully from next year, I should embark on my journeys!
If Merkel and the political puppets wouldn't destroy it all it would be definetly beautiful
@@ritawinklersenior854 genau Merkel ist wieder an allem Schuld....🤦wahrscheinlich ein Echsenmensch oder wie die Verschwörungstheoretiker das nennen🤣🤣
@@auf_ewig_der_graf1852 nein, das nicht aber eine Marionette der Reichen.. Und dass sie tonnenweise Flüchtlinge aufnimmt wodurch die Kriminalität steigt, ist ja auch kein Geheimnis..
@Herrmann .
Love to every country from INDIA 🇮🇳❤🇮🇳
My boy 🙌🏻
thank you
love to you from Germany brother
And India is definitely one of the most amazing countries! Loved it and i hope i will always come back :)
I'm from Germany. It's a wonderful place. I was born there and I love it so. ♥️🇩🇪♥️🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪
D. Ludwig in general is a good chanel. He preserves German Cultur in Form of Music and Historic Information.
Judging by the comment section, the channel attracts quite a lot of Nazis, though.
@@JamanWerSonst Unfortunately, yea
@@JamanWerSonst Sadly...yes.
But pls dont overestimate this.
We have them like every Country has them.
A Lot of People here are Welcoming other Nationalities.
We just want People to be Nice and if you want to stay Learning the Language and a little bit of integrating like we have to do too if we want to live in fE the US.
We arent full of Nazis:))
@@diskuslars7527 Well, the internet is a place where minorities can be vocal. I love some of Dr. Ludwigs videos, but the display of Gemanys natural and architectural splendor attracts not only those with a healthy love for Gemany, but also those with a sick one.
"Scheint die Sonne auch für Nazis? Ich könnts nicht verstehen..."
@@JamanWerSonst Part of our identity
Ich finde es auch schön das Deutschland in diesem Video nicht mit den Welt Kriegen identifiziert wird.
Und dann kommt einer und bringt das Thema doch ins Spiel. Genau mein Humor.
@@argusauge4812 🤣
Jetzt hast du es gemacht... 😅
Someone only recently blew my mind with this, because i never really thought about it.
Germany looks like out of a fairy tale, because most famous fairy tales actually originate from here.
really? i have to look into that
@@ShaeDerEinzige I think THE most prominent source would be the Grimm Brothers. But there are plenty of others, the Grimm´s lived in the 17-1800's
Their works include Snowwhite, Cinderella, Little Red Riding Hood and Rapunzel.
A lot of their Stories have actually been rewritten to be less "Grim" :P
Lots of Disney Movies where actually more like Horror Novels, at least for the time they were written in.
If you don´t want your Childhood ruined don´t look too deep into that tho.
@@ShaeDerEinzige Yes nearly every Disney Fairytale is based on the Brothers Grimm collection of fairytales. The original fairytales are often very dark and brutal and are often softened for children. The Grimm Brothers didin't invent them tho, they just traveld the land collected them. The Pied Piper of Hamelin for example is from the city of Hamlen (german: Der Rattenfänger von Hameln)
@@ShaeDerEinzige The brothers Grimm of Kassel founded the base of todays Linguistic studies in German. They scientifically researched the indogermanic language tree. And they were eager to
collect the orally saved myths and folk tales from the 6th to 16th century. Later in life they became professors in Göttingen, ab beautiful little university town in south lower saxony. One of the brothers was basically stating first human rights in the Frankfurter Nationalversammlung which was a first attempt by people to be heard and influence politics even though Germany at that time was still a monarchy.
Until this day you can drive a route called "Märchenstrasse" (the fairy tale road) which is located in the south of lower saxony and passes many places where the brothers Grimm got their tales from listing to the elders of those communities.
Tourists can enjoy medieval towns famous for certain tales like Red Riding hood, Cinderella and Hansel & Gretel along the river Weser with the typical woodframe houses from the "Weser Renaissance". With its serpentine like roads and rocky hills, no autobahn here, sorry ;-), close to the river it is very picturesque and a great trip for a bike ride.
Sometimes when I read news about german politicians I believe I'm in a fairy tale ^^
Germany and austria have incredible scenery and I'm used to fantastic views🇬🇧
I´m a german woman and i have never seen Germany like this, not all of this. It´s a incredable Video. And I like your reaction.
incredible your reactions. i am german und we don´t see our country with this eyes...that is very sad, why we have so many nice places
The building at 10:08 is the Elbphilharmonie a concert hall in Hamburg. The "swampy" thing at 12:02 is the Wadden See (Wattenmeer) at the coast of the North Sea. At Low Tide you can walk from Island to Island (the Halligs) but please don't do that without a guide, otherwise you could drown easily in one of the deeper pools that still remain and when you don't know when the High Tide comes it can become fatal. You basicly walk on the bottom of the ocean.
The castle at 15:10 is the Moritzburg in Saxony. After searching a bit I found the city at 5:27 it is Lübeck.
... _and_ you can hear the ghosts of a sunken city's inhabitants whispering in the Wattenmeer. North Sea Atlantis ... okay, or it might be a couple of thousand the mud shrimps.
I live in Germany and lived in several cities, but I must admit I have not seen all of these places with my own eyes. You can find beauty and interesting places everywhere in Germany.
Wow. Your Video just showed me how thankful I should be for living in Germany and growing up here. It even made me appreciate my Home country a lot more than I used a few minutes ago. Thank you
That's why i love living in germany!
Germany is so beautiful. Rich in history and culture. You have to come and see it for yourself.
The beauty of nations, if only modern cities could look like this.
We appreciate the country we all live in... 🏰⛰🇩🇪
Beautiful country and video.I love you forever Germany❤I watch every night before going to bed.Go Germany🥂🎂👑❤🇩🇪🌹🏆🥇
Britain has some beautiful wonders too and France and Spain and the Chech Republic and Poland etc. It's sometimes the inhabitants that spoil it! Now I have to do some sightseeing in Germany too!
Lots of love to Germany 🤗❤️
Lots of love an dich
lots of love back to you
I Love my Germany ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
You just would have to activate the subtitles, then you will see the name of all places or buildings in the video from Dr. Ludwig. Great reactions. You're very welcome to come to Germany for a visit someday. Greetings from Northern Germany near Bremen and Hamburg.
Beautiful reaction Shady, Germany is so amazing, the people, the castles, the beautiful houses, (half-timbered houses) the mountains! Can't wait for your vlogs in Germany , so u can see all this for urself 🥰🥰🥰❤❤💣💣
Couldn't agree more!
@@ShaeDerEinzige dont come to germany its not anymore the nice place you think. Many rapes. Daily Stalking and murdering its not nice trust me. One time i Was at a Lidl to buy some shit. And i got stabbed in the stomach and i only carried my bags its insane
@@Benimaru_99 wtf wo wohnst du?
@@Benimaru_99 du hast sie nicht alle
@@Benimaru_99 Please don't believe 'Merkst es nicht'. Unfortunately, he belongs to a small, ugly minority that wants to plunge Germany into chaos.
I love how you appreciate not only the stunning castles, monuments and churches ect but also the ancle how it is filmed and put into scenery! ❤
I love your enthusiasm while watching pictures of my home country. You are like a wee child! Fantastic!
Because your country has influenced many fairy tales
07:02 and the next few shots are Dresden. As a person living there, I can tell you that the old town part indeed does light up like this from sundown. If you are crossing the bridges at night it looks incredible. The shot at 07:02 looks a bit outdated though, could be just me remembering it wrong, but the streets around the Hofkirche seem a bit different nowadays. 😅🙈
Awesome reaction ^^
I just moved to Dortmund and my hometown Detmold is where the Hermannsdenkmal 5:53 is located at. I could see it from our living room. Became kinda emotional seeing it haha. Have such a strong bonding to that region
Greetings from Dr. Ludwig! He linked your video in a community post.:)
Whoa! I am gonna go check it out!!!
Your questions:
2:33 Cologne Cathedral
5:20 Lübeck
10:05 Elbphilharmonie Hamburg (concert hall)
11:55 Wattenmeer (Wadden Sea, North Sea Coast)
14:00 Helgoland (open sea island)
Germany has 92 islands
15:08 near Dresden, Moritzburg
16:26 Lüneburger Heide (Heath, pagan)
18:56 I think so too
Thank u very much!
Heide = moorland. Heath is the plant and pagan is the religion (or rather the absences of religion...)
@@m.h.6470 thanks, I couldn't remember what is what, because both called ´Heide´ in German :-)
12:21 Quedlinburg
12:26 Wernigerode
The Wadden sea is actually a reaction to the tides. The water completely vanishes to the point that you can actually walk several kilometers on Wadden floor. You just need to be aware of the tide times. The flood is fast when it is time.
So eine sympathische Reaktion 😁🥰 Thanks for this Präsentation 💖
10:07 The building is called "Elbphilharmonie". It's an opera house and it is in the city "Hamburg" which is REALLY worth a visit. It's beutiful there and you can do many things. I was there a few weeks ago :)
At 15:10 I think that is "Schloss Moritzburg" I live like 10 km away from it, its so beautiful :)
Cool Reaction Video! As some already wrote, not all places look that nice. But we have some beautiful locations, e.g. the Harz region. At 18:44 you can see the "Teufelsmauer" (Devil's Wall). It is about 20 km long and is very suited for hiking. Also in the Harz region is a town called "Quedlinburg". Many (foreign) people say, that this town looks like it would be straight out of a Disney Movie. :)
love your eye for the details nice react stay blessed
Willkommen in einer Welt die kaum jemand kennt und für die wir jeden Tag kämpfen, um sie zu erhalten
"Wir" sind wohl leider nur ein geringer Teil der Bevölkerung... :-(
Ich fürchte dass es heuztutage wohl mehr Menschen gibt die sich selber und unser Land hassen.
Ich könnte das weiter ausführen bin aber schon traurig genug...
Your channel and this video were just suggested to me today. And after watching this I just want to say that I love your energy and I just think that you are amazing! I’m subscribed 🙃
Hey Julia, thanks and you're welcome to the ShadyArmy 🥰
14:00 this is Helgoland. Its far out in the north sea. As a child we were there every second summer for summer holiday. It is very small and actualy is divided in 2 parts. I loved it there. Very beautiful nature, nice to swim in the sea, very cosy island indeed. And its tax free. ;-)
Wonderful reaction, take more of these, please
5:20 its Lübeck. The city was capital of the Hanseatic league, as such the full title is Hanseatic City of Lübeck. Its known for its red brick buildings and churches and the 7 towers they have, aswell as the Marzipan produced in the city. It is located on the Trave river and estry on the baltic coast, in the state of Schleswig Holstein, of which it is the 2nd biggest city after Kiel with ~230K people.
Your reaction is so sweet , love greetings from Erfurt (in Thuringia of Germany)
Thank you so much!!
@@ShaeDerEinzige Please :-)
Just to be mentioned, the video seems to be a compilation out of television shots (you can see the logos blurred of at the corners sometimes) and stock footage, but nevertheless it's well put together with well fitting music!
Hey Shady Ich finde es richtig cool dass du Deutschland zeigst, wie es wirklich ist.
Und es in die ganze Welt raus trägst, und mit Leidenschaft und Gefühl präsentierst…👍
You’re really a cool guy 😎
Die Schlösser, die Burgen, oder auch den Kölner Dom mit seiner wunderschönen Skyline, gespiegelt auf dem Rhein… wunderschön das jetzt auch mal so zu sehen😊
Wir sehen hier Jahrtausende alte deutsche Geschichte.
Könige und Fürsten prägten dieses Land mit Stolz und Ehre.
An der Loreley mit Siegfried und der Nibelungen-Sage.
Oder 9 n. Chr. als die Alten Germanen mit gerade mal 500 Soldaten, gegen die Legionen der Römer von 15.000 Soldaten im Teutoburger Wald gekämpft und gesiegt haben.
Es ist schön das wir uns auch mal so kennen lernen mit den neuen Medien RUclips, die Wahrheit sehen und doch alle Freunde sind…und nicht mehr angewiesen sind über die Propaganda von Politik und Weltherrschaft.
Danke ich freue mich schon auf dein nächstes Video 😁
Hey Shady I think it's really cool that you show Germany how it really is.
And carrying it out all over the world, and presenting with passion and feeling… 👍
Du bist echt ein klasse Typ😎
The castles of the castles, or the Cologne Cathedral with its beautiful skyline, mirrored on the Rhine… beautiful to see this as well 😊
We see millennia of old German history here. Kings and princes shaped this land with pride and honor.
At Loreley with Siegfried and Nibelungen-Sage.
Or in 9 AD as the Old Germanic with just 500 soldiers, fighting and victorious against the legions of the Romans by 15,000 soldiers in the Teutoburg Forest.
It is nice that we get to know each other like this with the new media RUclips, see the truth and yet all friends are…and no longer need to know the propaganda of politics and world domination.
Thank you so much and joyning for your next video 😁👍
17:38 The place i was borne. Sigmaringen. Hohenzollernschloss Sigmaringen. Love this one. Sometimes the Prince of Hohenzollern is in his Castle. you can see it on the flag when it's hanging outside. Also Burg Hohenzollern in Hechingen. It was in the Movie too.
Even if you were born in Germany and have lived here ever since, you cannot have seen it all.
17:48 - 17:50 my hometown Wiesbaden, backside of the townhall and the Marktkirche (lutheranian church) also a glimpse of a former ducal palace which now houses the state parliament of Hesse. 2nd shot the "Kurhaus" which houses the casino among other things.
SirToby1076
Hello from Mainz 🙋♀️
In these days Wiesbaden is called Weedbaden cause of the trade buisiness in Reisinger Anlage.
Thanks! For some reason I really really enjoyed your vid and genuine reaction. As if we both experienced that beaty together and the same way. And I'm not even German ;-) love
14:09 thats "Helgoland" its a pretty cool island with seals and seabirds nature reserve, but u can visit it with a boat from Hamburg :D
The background music is so phenomenal ...great reaction ..greetings from germany
15:09 Castle Moritzburg near Dresden
I think i give you an Abo 😁
By the way, the castle on the end is "Schloss Moritzburg", its near Dresden.
Just spotted my hometown at 15:44
Looks amazing from above. You truly forget how beautiful it is, when you live there your whole life.
The city looks like a badge is Lübeck.
And the building near the Water you see ist the Hamburg Elbphilharmonie. A very impressive Operahouse.
The Castle you see with the two S left and right is Sanssouci ,home of King Friedrich´s II.
Please do me a favor Shady, and take a googlesearch for the Botanic Gardens München and Therme Erding.
no joke, this castle exist in germany, it's Neu Schwanstein castle build by King Ludwig the 2nd and is the insperation of Disneys slepping beauty castle
One of the islands in your video is called "Borkum". It is truly really beautiful. Some people say it is one of the most beautiful islands in Germany
Also a great place for holiday
This video really makes me want to travel to all the places.
Moving back to Germany soon, so that’s definitely up on my to do list.
I'm from Neuburg Bavaria Germany. We have the balance between city and nature around too. I love this. Fast you are in the Shoppingcenter and few minutes you are in the forest.
I am proud to live in germany
Being a bit confused about all of that "oh, the streets and everything are so clean" and speaking from a german point of perspective - why whould you want to toss litter onto your own streets?
Well, it's much less clean in German cities as it once was, especially in bigger cities.
Hey, I'm German and I have been living here my entire life and even I don't know all the places, he showed in that vid! Amazing. I like my country a little more right now ;) Hey, ShadyShae, if you really come visit Germany, then start out with the big cities first and be sure you have some time on your hands, cause there's much to see :)
What I like especially is that you can find so many testaments of history in our country. I know our history might not always be great, but these big and small hints for older times always inspired me somehow
This is germany? This is german architecture. Not many shots of the beautiful landscape. No shots of people and culture. No shots of the wildlife. Thats only 1! of the beautiful aspects of germany.
14:43 that's the university I went to. It's in Bonn, a really beautiful city!
I was freaking out, when I saw a view from my hometown Leipzig.
There was a frame where you can see the monument of the battle of the nations. It's a beautyfull place.
Mr Shady
I and my dear wife like to take walks around the city , Munich, and also diffrent parts of the city. and that is inexpensive.
We take a train to other cities , in Bavaria, and Germany and we walk around there too.
we are old now , but when we were younger , we would ride our bicycles to other cities and visit small villages too, then smaller cities also. Some are
really very nice.
May all living creatures be happy and free from suffering
regards
Michael
Dear Michael,
You must have had a wonderful time in your life and your wife must be your soul mate. I hope to find someone like that too to share my life and adventures with.
Thanks for your comment.
Best regards,
Shadrach (Shady)
Ayyyyy 8:23 my hometown 🥰
love ur channel! But keep in mind that not every part here in Germany is this beautiful🙈 we have for sure nice and pretty places but its not like this everywhere haha
Btw I really like your reactions! New subscriber here ^^
Hey you're very welcome here. Thanks for the support
Hey noch jemand aus Limburg! 😍
@@jemayn ja sicher doch 😂🤟🏽
@@niniej8204 sehr nice 😂👌🏻
Greetings from Suhl, Germany
I am from Germany and the castle on 13:51 min is calling "Moritzburg" near the town Dresden in saxony. There is also a beautiful nature called "Erzgebirge"
On 7:08 min the Monument is calling "Semper Oper" and it is a Theater. 7:13 it is the castle called "Zwinger", built in 1709 from King Friedrich August I. Now it is a Museum.
17:00 min it is my lovly home town "Görlitz" near the border to Polen. It is the core of the town.
I need a drone! Oh, well, we also need videos from the ground, until I get one. And learn to use it… Great reactions and beautiful choice of video to react to. It actually is like that here. Fairytale, and gorgeous. (Ja, ja- nicht überall! Aber vieles!)
19.02 Passau, a town with 3 rivers in Lower Bavaria, boardering Austria ( just over the bridge) and Tschec Republic (50km).It is an absolute gem❤️packed with history and with the flair of a buzzling town. Lots of young people because of the University. Restaurants, Bars, Culture in abundance Certainly worth a visit❤️
While Germany beats us in historical buildings still standing if it's nature you're into I'd love to see what you'd think about other less populated nations. (I live in Norway myself)
Norway has amazing locations in geography
At 16:25 Castle Hohenzollern in Sigmaringen.
With around 3,000 exhibits, the weapons collection in Sigmaringen Castle is the largest private collection of weapons in Europe. It´s really worth it to visit the Castle.
Thanks for your reaction sometimes we forgot thats er live in a awsome country Thanks bro from Bodensee germany
I want to travel to other countries, but this just made me want to travel just through my own country
You better before visiting other places!
Mr Shady
the Germans build a city in China named tsingtao. the Chinese loved it that the Chinese could study there and that they learned of German beer, and sauages too
May all living creatures be happy and free from suffering
regards
Michael
The Island(14 min.) has the name "Helgoland"
Hi ShadyShae, I recently discovered your videos and I like them very much. Here are the places in the video, which I recognized:
01:43, 09:17 and 09:32-09:45: Hamburg (with the Elbphilharmonie at 09:32, it's the new concert hall)
01:48 and 05:50 Köln (Colone)
02:08 and 08:20: München (Munich)
02:12 and 02:51-03:28: Berlin
03:30 and 10:09: Frankfurt
03:32 and 04:59: Lübeck
03:42: Schwerin
05:13: Bremen
05:59: Potsdam
07:04-07:32: Dresden
10:53-11:07 the Wadden Sea (intertidal zone at the coast of the North Sea, with some islands)
12:44 the island Helgoland in the North Sea
13:37: Goslar
14:21: The chalk rocks on the island Rügen in the Baltic Sea
17:21: Braunschweig (Brunswick)
I hope you com to visit soon! Best wishes from Germany.
4:45 this City is Lübeck
Bro, come to Duisburg Hochfeld. This Shit will fuck you up. Greetings from Germany
Sounds like what i need 🤣
2:33 I like that you stopped at cologne 'cause it's where I live^^. The big thing with the two towers is the Cologne cathedral and the building on the left is the great St. Martin church :)
10.11 its the " Elfie" the Elbphilharmony in Hamburg, a kind of music hall for classic concerts.
Germany is an old country with a lot of history and you can see it
Jea we have so Grate places and many Germans dont See it 🤷 Love my beautyfull country ❤️
ja, viele wissen nicht wie schön unser Land eigentlich ist. Viele wandern aus oder sehnen sich nach fernen Ländern und haben ihr eigenes Land nicht einmal kennen gelernt. Eigentlich sehr traurig.
Ja mann sieht es jeden Tag irgendwann gewöhnt man sich deswegen liebe ich wenn Ausländer auf Deutschland reagieren,den ihre reagtion erinnert mich wie schön Deutschland eigentlich ist.
Thx for this reaction Video - Greetings from Germany
The Building @ 6:38 is called Weltenburger Kloster its near were i live and i visited multiple times its very beautiful
14:46 Oh there is my country Bonn
The Island in the sea 14.22 is called Helgoland it is the only offshore Island of Germany. After Ww2 Britan possessed it and used it as a Bomb test side. Interesting fun Fact Werner Heisenberg was send here fore helth reasons because of the good air quality. During his stay on Helgoland he discovered Quantom Mechanik.
I'm from Germany as well and I enjoy your content 😊
That city where you say wooow at 2:05 was my city its cologne or we say Köln and the building where you pointing is the Rathaus like there working the Oberbürgermeister or Oberbürgermeisterin.
4:43 i lived in the city center for two years. When you wander the streets on your own at night you can really really feel the medival vibes and its awesome. It's Lübeck btw.
I really like your Reactions.
🌸 Greets from Germany and God bless you 🙏🏻 🌸
Glad you like them!