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excellent video!

Trier ❤

Amerikanische Touristen hier in Berlin wollen immer zuerst wissen wie sie zum Görlitzer Park kommen.

Thank you for this great video. Elmar from Germany

flying to München and then an airbnb in Catterfeld, in the middle of nowhere? WEIRD!!!

Image management and editing are incredible. It's documentary-like. That's awesome. Thanks for having us with you.

Americans when they visit us here in Germany get an Automatic by default, because the rental service is worried about Americans breaking the stick shift gearbox. :)

Calling Bach "a composer and musician of the baroque era" is the most extreme understatement i have heard this century.

Nice video, with a nice mood.

nice video, one little thing, the bunker you visit was most likely of the Atlantic Wall and not the Sigfried-Line. The Atlantic Wall was also build by Germany and was planed to reach from Northnorway to the Border of Spain but because of the few Material the needed to Prioritis some points. The Allies invaded the Netherlands in 1944 actualy for the Point to went around the Sigfried-Line because it was only build to the Southnetherlands.

Eisenhower describes the current Situation in Germany very well…🤮

Undesirable is a little bit of an understatement. Worthless is closer to reality…

Always interesting as a German to see the country through the eyes of someone who sees it for the first time.

💪 'PromoSM'

Thanks for taking us all along. Well done!

I´m a old german man. I´m in love with Baden-Baden, and every year i visit to Baden-Baden two or three times, cause very season i go along the "Lichtenberger Allee" is so colourful beauty. Baden-Baden is one of the hot-spot in germany and it´s a must seen for every visitor of germany, and there´s a lot of other interesting historical places and cities nearby: Black Forest, Freiburg, Karlsruhe, Straßbourg(France) and many many more.

wunderbar, so good

Welcome 🙏 to Germany 🇩🇪

Kudos to your editing. The music is right on! 9:09 The blue-ish machine to the left is a claw which was once used in a coal mine to support the tunnel. Those were placed in a row one right next to the other. The space underneath it, inside the "U" it forms, ran the scraping equipment. That was a scaper which cut a layer of coal from the wall in front. The losened coal then fell onto a conveyor belt that transported the coal to the end of the row of claws. There it was dumped into a shaft from which it fell into the mine cars. Once a certain amount of coal was scraped from the wall the claw was lowered a little and moved forward by 1-2 feet. When the whole row (several hundred feet long) had moved forward the scraping began again. The conveyor was pushed by the claws into the new position. When the claw went forward it left the tunnel's ceiling at its back unsupported. Eventually that collapsed. So you can imagine the claws and scraper cut horizontally through the coal seam like a hot knife through butter. Coal in Germany was mostly situated in thin seams which made this technology the way to go. I think that's like in Pennsylvania where you see these pancake high cars because the coals seams are also only a few feet in thickness. This is a video, albeit in German, which shows the technique: ua-cam.com/video/vUq1-DWsJ_A/v-deo.htmlsi=mD-3a2gn3Via8ZCp&t=516

Very nice video! Greetings from Baden-Baden

It's named and called Nürnberg. It's a name, so it were not translated. Thanks

Good Video but u didnt come to Würzburg 😢

there are no French Fries in Europe!

Nice video! Seems you have seen more of Germany in those two weeks than I in 40 years of living here. :D

LOL i work in Haiger and live in Heborn right next to dillenburg what a coincidence. small world :)

Hamm my Hometown wtf

Somewhere near Paderborn, Widukind was also born. Many in Westphalia revere Widukind much more than Charlemagne. For many years, Widukind defended his people from the Franks, who wanted to Christianize everything there by force. Charlemagne had many thousands of Saxons killed because they did not want to become Christians. Unfortunately, after more than 30 years of war and tens of thousands of dead Westphalians and Saxons, the Franks won. For me, Widukind is the hero.

Ignore all the useless comments from people who are obviously not fine with there lives, know better or are just rude. Great video 👍🏻 ... but that Döner, holy smoke 😱🤣

Hi Michael, nice journey through Germany. An informative and interesting travel report, very well prepared, compiled and presented. Thanks for sharing. Wish you, and your family, furthermore good times in Germany (if you come again), and other European countries.

Der Döner ist doch n Kriegsverbrechen

U Guys missed the Nürburgring :D

Very nice video m8. You should come back when you are 18 and then take the party tour and not the cultural tour because Berlin, Hamburg, Cologne, Amsterdam, Paris and London can be quite entertaining too ;-) Not everything in Germany is about our past.

Fascinating. Iam German- but never went to any of this Places 😂 I life on the other side of Germany…

Great video with great editing and music choice, your relaxing voice just adds to it. Left you a subscribe.

Very well done, very enjoyable!

nice video! greets from germany

Very nice! I'm from Cologne & have lived in Nuremberg for a year; really liked the city. I used the weekends to do some trips to the surrounding cities, like Rothenburg, Regensburg, Passau, Bamberg or Amberg. I've never been to places like Ulm, Trier or Paderborn; seem worth a visit! Thanks for showing

wtf is wrong with this family, they all look likes living 1856 🤦‍♂

Why, while your like 20, looks like your 50 and sounds like your 60

I come from Germany! Nice Video!! I come from Bamberg, 50 km away from Nuremburg!

Nice Video, many greetings from Paderborn.

23:07 This Döner is considered a Hate-Crime in Germany. Wtf is this

A really well-made video. Greetings from Berlin.

Great views. Nice shots. Well cut scenes. Music fits perfectly. Thanks for all the great explanations. If only you had been there earlier in summer, Germany is a lot more tolerable in sunshine ;-)

Gottloser Döner

Very well done, thanks!

Dunno how I ended up here, but have a like and a comment! Nice video😁🥰

Very interesting to see, as a german, Germany with the eyes of foreigners.

Nice video but with a small mistake. The bunker you visited in Egmond was part of the Atlantic Wall. The photo you showed is the west wall. But that can happen.😁

Turns out we studied in the same city (probably the same university), & from reading the comments also around the same time (I started my first semester in Paderborn in Oct of 2011). Greetings and hope you had fun on your trip! (Except the last part...visiting concentration camp sites truly is an experience that can hardly be put into words, and not in a good way. I'd know, I've been twice, it's part of school curriculum. It really affects you. But that is also why I think having those sites around in the form of museum/memorials still is very important. Not much can instill the meaning of "never again" quite as effectively as visiting a concentration camp.)