U.S. AMERICAN Reacts to Das ist Rheinland-Pfalz
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- Опубліковано 13 бер 2023
- Hallo Freunde! In this video I take a look at Rheinland-Pfalz, the home state of my wife. And it's absolutely amazing!
Also, the beer gave me an instant headache, so I won't be having one of those again! 😬
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10:55 It is Pfalzgrafenstein Castle, a toll castle built on a rocky island in the Rhine near Kaub, which goes back to Ludwig the Bavarian, Count Palatine of the Rhine and later Roman-German king and emperor. It was her job to monitor the collection of the ship's duty at the payment office in Kaub on the right bank of the Rhine. Chains were stretched across the Rhine to stop ships at the castle until they had paid their toll.
16:00 The 12th century Eltz Castle and one of the most famous of its kind in Germany. It has been family-owned for 800 years and is one of the best-preserved castles from the early Middle Ages.
YOU ARE GREAT! Greetings from Speyer/Rheinland Pfalz
Believe the building in the middle of the river was a toll for using the riving if I'm not mistaken. Only purpose i can think of for such a structure.
Thank you for your reaction to my suggestion.
Kind Regards from Germany 👍❤️🇩🇪
I am 2 times a year in the Palatinate, hiking with siblings, dining and drinking. Once lived in Neustadt an der Weinstraße!😍
Moin Arno,du auch hier!!!Toll wie unsere Amerkanischen Freunde unser Deutschland 🇩🇪 wertschätzen,hoffe bei dir ist alles gut soweit,ich hab leider eine schlechte Diagnose bekommen, bin unheilbar krank und habe nicht mehr viel Zeit, halt die Ohren steif und bring ihn alles über Rammstein bei!!!
@@wietholdtbuhl6168 Oh je, das tut mir echt leid zu hören! Ich drück dir die Daumen! 👍👍
Aber nicht die Amerikaner, die nie aus ihrer kleinen Blase herauskommen!
🤘🤘mach ich
Grüße vom Bodensee
The building inside the cliff is the Felsenkirche ( Crag Church) in Idar-Oberstein. 😊
The castle in the river is Burg Pfalzgrafenstein in Kaub. Among other „Things“ it has the perfect position to see how many boats or ships where coming, if those belonged to enemies or someone who tried to avoid paying taxes (that happened occasionally as you might have guessed already). They had weapons and smugglers weren’t too delighted about it. I think that they changed the appearance so they could break the ice that came along.
Hey Nate , the video was very nice with the many half- timbered houses and castles. You can really have a great holiday in Germany , whether in the north , west, east or south of Germany . There is so much nature, so many mountains, lakes and the sea , is simply beautiful.☺💜
u are absolutly right, in Germany u feel and u have all terrain around the world in one country or in the near neighborhood, this is Europe - You are Welcome.
If you want to see how they built in medieval, here is a nice visualisation ua-cam.com/video/nJgD6gyi0Wk/v-deo.html
Building this bridge took 45 years and it serves people for 621 years. Of course, it was damaged by floods many times through the ages but there are parts that lasted these six centuries without any problem. Here are some details about this bridge. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Bridge
People in France build a medieval castle for several years by now, only using tools used at that time. You can find it at UA-cam, it's quite fascinating.
The castle in the river is probably build for collecting toll from passing ships.
That's Traben-Trarbach at 5:24.. I went to school there and my patents still live there.. I recognized a lot of the places in the video..
I am from the Idar -oberstein area ( Baumholder ) but at the first glance I did not recognize the Felsenkirche.
Ja stimmt der Denkmalschutz ist eine Grösse Sache hier . Es gibt so gar Vorschriften das unter Umständen sogar verboten im Inneren der Gebäude Veränderungen vorzunehmen ,allerdings selten mehrheitlich darf das Gebäude äußerlich sein Erscheinungsbild nicht verändern. In gewissen Gebieten ist es bei Neubauten sogar vorgeschrieben das es sich der Umgebung anpassen muss , heisst das man nicht einfach sein Haus bauen darf sie man will sondern in einem Stile der Umgebung zu bauen hat .
Ha they showed the Nürnburg and it´s Racetrack surrounding it...the longest most dangerous Racetrack on the Planet the Nürnburgring every Year there is a 24 hour race there.
3:26 Burg Eltz bei Wierschem
A pilsner setting off an instant headache sounds very familiar. I guess that's why I stick to stouts and the like, dark beer in general. Rheinland-Pfalz looks so beautiful. The home of my German football team, 1. FC Kaiserslautern. :) I've only been to Germany twice and both times in Berlin so I really want to see more of the country. Some day... some day...
👏👍👍Greetings from a Kaiserslautern-Girl.Rote Teufel for ever! ❤🔥❤🔥❤🔥👹
Lautreeeeeeeeee 👹👺
I'm from Koblenz in Rheinland-Pfalz and if you haven't been there I'd recommend visiting. It's a the third biggest city in RLP I think but feels small and cozy. The whole region is pretty charming.
Wishing you and your wife a wonderful trip in the summer!
Hi Nate, such a beautiful video of stunning scenery, castles, towns and rivers. I live a 30 minute train ride from York, a beautiful city in the UK, around 2 hours by rail from London for context (distance 200 miles), it still has the intact city walls which are open to the public at no cost to walk around the city, a steady stroll might take 2 hours, cobbled streets too, castle, and many old buildings, many in the wattle and daub which you mentioned about in the video, many in the UK were originally yellow and black and most likely in Germany too, take a look at the Shambles in York, it's the latest trend in highways in the UK 😂
Thank you for sharing this with us, it's clear that it is a place close to your heart, that makes it all the more special that you share it with us :)
10:06 I grew up there
Love the videos nate , from Ireland 🇮🇪.
Be careful nate , most Europeans fall in love with Germany. Same could happen to you if it hasn't already 😎
If you like the half-timbered architecture, you have to come to Freudenberg NRW. There's a whole neighborhood built in half-timbered architecture. In German it is called Fachwerk. It's a Fachwerkhaus.
Yo bro greetings from the "Eifel" in Rheinland-Pfalz
To give some info where I can:
From 5:28 to ... we see my hometown of Mainz, which is also the capital of Rheinland-Pfalz.
5:28 First, we see the market-fountain located on the marketplace right in front of the Mainzer Dom in the heart of the city.
It apparently is one of the first renaissance-fountains, as well as one of the most important/famous.
5:30 Next, we see the Mainzer Dom itself. The original Dom dates back to roundabout the year 1000 AD. The then archbishop Willigis, who also worked as chancellor of king Otto I. (important person in german history) in the Holy Roman Empire, initiated it, but it unfortunately burned down on the day of its consecration. Only in 1031 the follow-up was finished and consecrated. Still, this dates our Dom back almost 1000 years.
5:32 The building we see at 5:33 is the destroyed church of St. Christoph. It dates back to 1330 AD. It was destroyed during WW2 and now serves as one of multiple memorials of the destruction and death the events of that time caused.
5:34 Next up, the building with the horse statue is the state museum. It holds many art-historical and culture-historical exhibits, dating all the way back to the roman times of Moguntiacum (original roman name of the city).
5:37 This, I think, is the church St. Peter., built in 1756.
5:39 The "Christuskirche" or church of Jesus Christ, a large (if not the biggest?) evangelical church in Mainz,, built in 1903, destroyed in WW2 and rebuilt in the early 50s.
5:41 This is the "Deutschhaus" where the parliament of Rheinland-Pfalz is located.
5:44 Second to last: the "Kurfürstliches Schloss" (en: Electoral Palace). Today a place for events, it is mostly known for the biggest Fastnachtssitzung of Mainz. (Fastnacht = our (and others) word for what Cologne calls Karneval) (Fastnachtssitzung = carnival session; a mix of musical and satiric/comedic-rethorical contributions).
5:46 And last but not least: The Eisenbahnbrücke (railway bridge). It was the first bridge connecting Mainz and the other riverbank on the Rhine in Hessen since one built during the reign of Charlemagne. Pedestrians and bikers can cross over the Rhine here as well, and can enjoy a really nice view while doing so.
If there are other people from Mainz who want to correct me on anything or add to it: feel free to do so.
I hope I didn't put in too much unnecessary info. I am just happy people discover something about my beautiful city and wanted to add to that :) .
Yes, this was the Felsenkirche in Idar-Oberstein.
de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Felsenkirche_(Idar-Oberstein)
Hi Nate,
what a great video, it gave me the idea to travel all the way to Rheinlan-Pfalz, all the 60 miles 😉.
#11:44 Castle Pfalzgrafstein en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pfalzgrafenstein_Castle
Wicked cool I really like this cruising Germany on a bike with a drone is on my bucket list thank you peace brother ✌
Great idea, but please be aware that the usage of drones is very regulated in Germany (like we Germans love to regulate each and everything, haha), and you might end up prosecuted when violating the laws concerning drones).
Damn, after just some seconds you made me miss my home state. Living far away, but not USA, have to say I am so happy to have failed getting a US green card in the early 2000s.
I am from the beautiful north east of RLP...Westerwald. Where Hachenburger and Fohr Pils (Maurerbrause = Bricklayer Soda) come from the castle is yellow (15:55) and the Fighting Farmers play Football.
Recommendation for future videos:
- take a trip to Berlin to check the dark sides of Germany (Alexanderplatz, Neukölln)
- reaction video to Judah Friedlander (America is the best country in the USA)
And yeah... Astra! U are probably more a Paulaner or Schöfferhofer guy...
Good passionated comments. Follow you dreams, man, you are in love...
16:48 That's Bad Dürkheim, where I grew up. 😊 Home to the biggest eine barell in the world (Dürkheimer Riesenfass) and the biggest eine Festival in the world (Wurstmarkt).
Can't wait for easter to go home visiting my Parents ❤️
Astra!!!!!
Astra is more famous for their comercials than for the beer itself...
Many castles and fortresses on the Rhine had for the respective prince or count, etc., the task to control the river.They demanded customs for the goods. At that time the ships still had to be pulled up the river with horses, and for those sailing downstream, often a chain or a two privateers was enough, they should not stop .And that's right, almost all historic buildings are subject to monument protection.Of course, the houses or castles of Inner are modernized, with modern heaters or power lines, etc. In order to properly renovate houses or castles or palaces according to the law, however, there are also subsidies from the individual states and also from the federal government. By the way, in the German rivers there is still a lot of gold. Only industrial gold exploration or extraction is forbidden everywhere. But with the old style the gold wash out is allowed. So if you want to have real Rheingold? 😄
You have to try a Weißbier!!
15:50 Denkmalschutzgesetz Monument protection law
I'm not sure about other states but in Bavaria you can't change or build up with connected houses. My friends mother tried putting a balcony on their house back in the 70s but was denied because it "extended the house"
If you turn on the subs, in the original video, you can see where each place is 🙂
And there were still some sites missing.
You were referring to "Denkmalschutz" (protection of buildings with historic value). There are several levels of this protection. The gist of it is, that you have to collaborate with the authorities. If you want to change anything (even when it's new paint) the authorities have to give permission first. In the example with the paint, they will tell you what kind of paint to use and which colors. Or if you have to replace a beam, they may tell you the same kind of wood (oak, chestnut) and to preferably buy a used beam (from a tear down) if possible. You get some tax incentives when you own a historic building, but you have to be the right kind of person. For most people, it's just not worth the hustle.
Yup, that's how you translate Palatinate and since "Pfalz" is historically not a proper name but a function translating the name is linguistically correct. Many of the so called Pennsylvania Dutch are descendants of people who emigrated from the Palatinate. A count palatinate was at one point a rank above an ordinary count. An area adjacent to the "Pfalz", the "Kurpfalz" goes across state lines and is now mostly identical to the Rhine Neckar Metropolitan area (think Mannheim, Heidelberg, Ludwigshafen, Worms, Speyer). Kurzpfalz translates to Electoral Palatinate and was called that because the count palatine of it was one of the "prince-electors" who had the privilege to elect the emperor of the Roman Emperor. There's a LOT of documented history in that corner of the world with settlements that go all the way back to Roman times.
not the best beer,but for sure better then the US p-water
hold ships until they pay taxes. you have a cannon to stop them
hi, 😊
think that if you want to renovate a building like this, you should only use materials that are very similar to the original ones from the period. by law.
...puhhh, i used the translater🤣😜
greatings from nic😊
Hey Nate great video, :-D I don't know if you already reacted to "This is Germany" from Dr Ludwig (the same Chanel) it’s amazing you should react to this, that would be amazing. Have a nice day, bye
G'day Nate, I guess you have to either get used to drinking a Pilsener beer or it doesn't affect you at all (meaning no headache). My husband drinks Pilsener beer (Reschs pilsener) and it doesn't give him a headache! or maybe the beer you had was just a crap beer!! lol. The scenery in your wife's home state was beautiful! although I have to say most of Europe looks pretty much the same to me! There's not a lot of diversity!
Erster 😃
The House in the Rhein River was for taxes Back than
No its Not Idar Oberstein