Coming to you from NE California. What a wonderful excursion you took me on. Berchtesgaden is my place of birth a few years ago - 1947. Moved to America in 53. Enjoy, so very much, taking these virtual tours with those who love to travel. Thank you for sharing.
Listen!!. Exploring new countries is such a rewarding experience! For first-time travelers, I'd recommend considering destinations that offer a mix of cultural richness and natural beauty. Personally, I've been fortunate to travel to over 10 countries thanks to careful budgeting and smart investments.I wasnt financial free until my 40’s and I’m still in my 40’s, bought my second house already, earn on a monthly through passive income and got 2 out of 5 goals, just hope it encourages someone that it doesn’t matter if you don’t have any of them right now, you can start TODAY regardless your age INVEST and change your future...
Alright, speaking in general terms, investing requires a good amount of knowledge. That's why it's essential to have a solid support system like a financial counselor, especially when picking out assets. I've been working with Regina Louise Collaro, who is an investment advisor at a registered wealth management company. I can't recommend her enough; my financial journey has been fantastic thanks to her. She's quite well-known for her services, and she helped me achieve financial stability through investments. Now, I benefit from her passive income strategies every month. So, I'd strongly suggest finding a reliable investment advisor for yourself..
Regina Louise Collaro is based in the United States and can work with anybody wherever they stay. If you would like more information on reaching her, you can conduct a search online.
personally, I'm blessed and realizing I'm not the only one working with Regina Louise Collaro. I will consider myself lucky. I've been able to feed and make a living through her advice and great work. For such a person as Regina, I owe her gratitude, support and endless prayers as it is not easy to gain access to such a competent and reliable adviser. Who isn't just wise but has all it takes to handle an investment and is good at what she does..
I lived in Germany in the '70s and enjoyed the country, her beautiful people, as well as her vast history very much. While I hold many pleasant memories of the entire country, Bavaria is my most treasured. Thank you for a beautiful reminder backwards.
love your video, thanks for posting for those of us intending to visit. This is exactly what I want to see when I visit this year. I cant wait, your video got me more excited for our visit.
Thank you so much for posting this two day adventure! I most of my readings on Berchtesgaden I had not seen anything about Wimbachklamm, but it is now on the list!
My dad was in the military stationed in Germany and we visited Berchtesgaden several times. My favorite place in Germany was Oberstdorf. We lived there with a German family for the first couple of months when we arrived in 1954.
Hello, you posted such an amazing video. Thank you so much for sharing. Your voice and so therapeutic and calm and makes the experience of watching your video of such a beautiful place purely majestic. I plan to visit Berchtesgaden late June/early July 2024. I plan on renting a car in Munich and taking a road trip through germany, austria and maybe a bit of the dolomites in Italy if we have time. Where did you purchase your bus card to catch the bus near lake Hintersee and the surrounding areas?
May 2016, took the trip up the Konigssee to the Cathedral. Had beer (several) from the brewery next to the church. Beautiful day. Took off my shoes and sox and sat under a tree on the lake with my feet in the water. Most beautiful setting I've ever seen. Lake is stunningly clear but darn cold. Water quality compared to where I live... Lake Chelan, WA. Uplake Chelan and the Konigssee are very similar.
I have to say thanks. I was inspired by this video to visit Berchtesgaden myself, as part of an interrail. What an amazing place. Sadly, I only booked two full days. What was I thinking? Konigsee gets a bit crowded, as do the buses (watching how people crowd on to buses in Germany is an experience Ill never forget as a queue-happy Brit) and the Eagles Nest, but that walk to Rothsbach waterfall found me some solitude. There was so much more I wanted to see. I missed out on that canyon, but did manage that walk by the river. That red bridge was great. Did you see the little water powered wooden puppets? Im already planning a whole week in Berchtesgaden in my head. If you hadnt made this video I wonder if Id have known to go there. Thanks.
I'm going to be in Salzburg in about three weeks, definitely looks like a must do (will have to skip the hike to the waterfalls? This is so helpful as well. Thanks for posting!!
Hi Laura, Like you we want to cover the same place from Salzburz. ( in one day ). Kindly provide us a itinery. We are four persons and a child of 5 years. We will use public transport. Advance 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
Hi from England! X did you stay in Salzburg and get the train to the national park every morning or did you stay there? If you stayed there is there accommodation you recommend? Thank you. Ellie x
I stayed in Salzburg and got the train both days. To be honest, I was only meant to visit the park once. I believe there are 2 hostels in the town which could be good to look in too. Here’s my blog posts on where I stayed throughout my trip: liveadventuretravel.com/best-hostels-in-europe-for-solo-travellers/ Hope you have a great time
@@Live.Adventure.TravelFreilassing just over the border from Salzburg is pretty good value for the few places for accommodation in the town and will be cheaper than Salzburg. This park is on my list of places to visit in a few weeks when I go away. Is that a pass for the busses that look to be run by DB and I will be on an Interrail ticket.
Its nice, but just one of the nice places in Germany. The unknown beauty is the coast, Rhein and Neckar valleys and Bodensee. They dont get skipped, they're not even on the radar of international tourists, most germans dont even know them. Its sad, though, these places are pretty different to the Germany that tourists have in their head. As beautiful as the Alps are, they are considered "typical Germany" and still full of tourists.
@@Lönneberga14 Usedom hat fast 2000 Sonnenstunden. Ja, nicht wie in Spanien, aber deswegen ist es nicht lächerlich. Die Nordsee, ok, ist recht wechselhaft, aber das Wetter ist auch nicht alles. Ausserdem ist es in Bayern, gerade in den Alpen, wesentlich schlechter, dauernd Gewitter und kalt.
@@Lönneberga14 Haha no hate, du scheinst ja durchaus ein Patriot und aufgeweckter Mitbürger zu sein, wenn du das Problem mit unseren Neubürgern erkannt hast (da stimme ich auch voll und ganz zu). Ich hab das vor allem geschrieben, weil sich das Gerücht ziemlich hartnäckig unter vielen Deutschen hält, dass es an der Küste immer regnet und es nicht sehenswert ist. Als ich 2013 auf Rügen war, hab ich mich in die Ostsee verliebt. Dir auch noch einen (verspäteten) schönen Tag!
My wife are going there for the scenery and the history. Wonderful video dear. More Americans must travel these roads. We’ve become so provincial and myopic these days. The bottom line is that people have sooo much in common that we fail to recognize our similarities and tend to focus on our differences.
almost no one associate that place with uglyness. you project your own view on others. and you also missesd the point of learning from history if you confuse landscapes with ideologies or start to sort neutral things (e.g. buildings) moralic as good/bad. that Hitler/Nazis liked that setting makes the setting not bad. and that they liked it is also not bad. that experienced just the same as other ppl did already before and after up to this day. its in general wrong to believe that ppl who did bad things that now everything they thought, did or felt is bad. this is exactly NOT understanding history or why ppl did this or that. thats a mystification of things in black and white and associating wrong things which means one did not understand the point, ends up associating the wrong things and cannot avoid future mistakes. there are also other problems with such wrong associations. they devalue all the feelings from all ppl who lived already before and the ones later and creates a tunnel vision and dependency on 'one narrative' out of many.
Wow wonderful places ❤
Excellent video 📸
Thanks for the wonderful sharing
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Coming to you from NE California. What a wonderful excursion you took me on. Berchtesgaden is my place of birth a few years ago - 1947. Moved to America in 53. Enjoy, so very much, taking these virtual tours with those who love to travel. Thank you for sharing.
Berchtesgaden is a fantastic place - I've been there many times. That walk up to the Hintersee is beautiful - never gets old.
We have been travelling around that area the last couple of weeks….A truly beautiful area and the colors of the rivers …Wow!
Listen!!. Exploring new countries is such a rewarding experience! For first-time travelers, I'd recommend considering destinations that offer a mix of cultural richness and natural beauty. Personally, I've been fortunate to travel to over 10 countries thanks to careful budgeting and smart investments.I wasnt financial free until my 40’s and I’m still in my 40’s, bought my second house already, earn on a monthly through passive income and got 2 out of 5 goals, just hope it encourages someone that it doesn’t matter if you don’t have any of them right now, you can start TODAY regardless your age INVEST and change your future...
Alright, speaking in general terms, investing requires a good amount of knowledge. That's why it's essential to have a solid support system like a financial counselor, especially when picking out assets. I've been working with Regina Louise Collaro, who is an investment advisor at a registered wealth management company. I can't recommend her enough; my financial journey has been fantastic thanks to her. She's quite well-known for her services, and she helped me achieve financial stability through investments. Now, I benefit from her passive income strategies every month. So, I'd strongly suggest finding a reliable investment advisor for yourself..
Regina Louise Collaro is based in the United States and can work with anybody wherever they stay. If you would like more information on reaching her, you can conduct a search online.
personally, I'm blessed and realizing I'm not the only one working with Regina Louise Collaro. I will consider myself lucky. I've been able to feed and make a living through her advice and great work. For such a person as Regina, I owe her gratitude, support and endless prayers as it is not easy to gain access to such a competent and reliable adviser. Who isn't just wise but has all it takes to handle an investment and is good at what she does..
Nice video.
I lived in Germany in the '70s and enjoyed the country, her beautiful people, as well as her vast history very much. While I hold many pleasant memories of the entire country, Bavaria is my most treasured. Thank you for a beautiful reminder backwards.
Servus from Bavaria
love your video, thanks for posting for those of us intending to visit. This is exactly what I want to see when I visit this year. I cant wait, your video got me more excited for our visit.
We are visiting there with some friends of ours in June. Thanks for the video
Thank you so much for posting this two day adventure! I most of my readings on Berchtesgaden I had not seen anything about Wimbachklamm, but it is now on the list!
Very beautiful! Thank you😀
Fantastic job I love your work
Beautiful!
My dad was in the military stationed in Germany and we visited Berchtesgaden several times. My favorite place in Germany was Oberstdorf. We lived there with a German family for the first couple of months when we arrived in 1954.
I went to Berchtesgaden a few months ago.I must go back sometime one of the most beautiful places i have ever been.
Going in two weeks. Thanks for posting!
Hello, you posted such an amazing video. Thank you so much for sharing. Your voice and so therapeutic and calm and makes the experience of watching your video of such a beautiful place purely majestic. I plan to visit Berchtesgaden late June/early July 2024. I plan on renting a car in Munich and taking a road trip through germany, austria and maybe a bit of the dolomites in Italy if we have time. Where did you purchase your bus card to catch the bus near lake Hintersee and the surrounding areas?
Tomorrow going on same adventure with friends 😊
Where do you recommend staying in order to see Berchtestgaden National Park?
What kind of Camera do you have? You made such a beautiful video of my mother’s hometown thank you.
On my bucket list so nice to see it 😊
Yes, it’s a good one to have on the list!
Where did you sleep doing your stay in Berchtesgaden?
May 2016, took the trip up the Konigssee to the Cathedral. Had beer (several) from the brewery next to the church. Beautiful day. Took off my shoes and sox and sat under a tree on the lake with my feet in the water. Most beautiful setting I've ever seen. Lake is stunningly clear but darn cold. Water quality compared to where I live... Lake Chelan, WA. Uplake Chelan and the Konigssee are very similar.
I've seen pictures of that church before and always wondered where it was. I just added Berchtesgaden to my bucket list. Great video!
I have to say thanks. I was inspired by this video to visit Berchtesgaden myself, as part of an interrail.
What an amazing place. Sadly, I only booked two full days. What was I thinking?
Konigsee gets a bit crowded, as do the buses (watching how people crowd on to buses in Germany is an experience Ill never forget as a queue-happy Brit) and the Eagles Nest, but that walk to Rothsbach waterfall found me some solitude.
There was so much more I wanted to see. I missed out on that canyon, but did manage that walk by the river. That red bridge was great. Did you see the little water powered wooden puppets?
Im already planning a whole week in Berchtesgaden in my head. If you hadnt made this video I wonder if Id have known to go there. Thanks.
I'm going to be in Salzburg in about three weeks, definitely looks like a must do (will have to skip the hike to the waterfalls? This is so helpful as well. Thanks for posting!!
Great video! It was sooo beautiful!
Hi Laura,
Like you we want to cover the same place from Salzburz.
( in one day ).
Kindly provide us a itinery.
We are four persons and a child of 5 years.
We will use public transport.
Advance 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
What time of year was this please?
I went a few months back when the snow hadn't quite melted....ABSOLUTELEY stunning. Definitely a must see
Was there last year I got the train from Salzburg - Gods country
Hi from England! X did you stay in Salzburg and get the train to the national park every morning or did you stay there? If you stayed there is there accommodation you recommend? Thank you. Ellie x
I stayed in Salzburg and got the train both days. To be honest, I was only meant to visit the park once. I believe there are 2 hostels in the town which could be good to look in too. Here’s my blog posts on where I stayed throughout my trip: liveadventuretravel.com/best-hostels-in-europe-for-solo-travellers/ Hope you have a great time
@@Live.Adventure.TravelFreilassing just over the border from Salzburg is pretty good value for the few places for accommodation in the town and will be cheaper than Salzburg. This park is on my list of places to visit in a few weeks when I go away. Is that a pass for the busses that look to be run by DB and I will be on an Interrail ticket.
can u swim there? looks tempting!! hi from australia! x
Hmmm I’m not sure no one was swimming at Obersee. I did see a lady swim in Hintersee though 😊 And so cool, thank you so much for watching 💛
little bit cold even in the summer
You can swim there, but the water is near ice cold because it is melting water from the mountains.
All that water was stunning 😍 thanks for sharing your beautiful adventures
Can you suggest hostel in Germany?
can you stay there a hole dy exploring? or is it too boring to stay a hole day?
Depends on you
Its nice, but just one of the nice places in Germany. The unknown beauty is the coast, Rhein and Neckar valleys and Bodensee. They dont get skipped, they're not even on the radar of international tourists, most germans dont even know them. Its sad, though, these places are pretty different to the Germany that tourists have in their head. As beautiful as the Alps are, they are considered "typical Germany" and still full of tourists.
@@Lönneberga14Was genau ist daran lächerlich?
@@Lönneberga14 Usedom hat fast 2000 Sonnenstunden. Ja, nicht wie in Spanien, aber deswegen ist es nicht lächerlich. Die Nordsee, ok, ist recht wechselhaft, aber das Wetter ist auch nicht alles. Ausserdem ist es in Bayern, gerade in den Alpen, wesentlich schlechter, dauernd Gewitter und kalt.
@@Lönneberga14 Das Wattenmeer findest du in der Form auch kein zweites Mal auf der Welt vor.
@@SimonLippok na gut,du hast recht.Jetzt aber brav sein.😀Schönen Tag noch.
@@Lönneberga14 Haha no hate, du scheinst ja durchaus ein Patriot und aufgeweckter Mitbürger zu sein, wenn du das Problem mit unseren Neubürgern erkannt hast (da stimme ich auch voll und ganz zu). Ich hab das vor allem geschrieben, weil sich das Gerücht ziemlich hartnäckig unter vielen Deutschen hält, dass es an der Küste immer regnet und es nicht sehenswert ist. Als ich 2013 auf Rügen war, hab ich mich in die Ostsee verliebt. Dir auch noch einen (verspäteten) schönen Tag!
I didn’t realize the boat doesn’t go all the way to oversee September onward. I have to go back in the summer after I move to Munich!
Oh! That’s not something I realised either. It’s def worth going back 💛
My wife are going there for the scenery and the history. Wonderful video dear. More Americans must travel these roads. We’ve become so provincial and myopic these days. The bottom line is that people have sooo much in common that we fail to recognize our similarities and tend to focus on our differences.
What month was this footage from?! I'm considering going in mid-May and I'm curious what the foliage will be on trees and such! Great Video!
a pity such a beautiful place associated with such uglyness
almost no one associate that place with uglyness. you project your own view on others. and you also missesd the point of learning from history if you confuse landscapes with ideologies or start to sort neutral things (e.g. buildings) moralic as good/bad. that Hitler/Nazis liked that setting makes the setting not bad. and that they liked it is also not bad. that experienced just the same as other ppl did already before and after up to this day. its in general wrong to believe that ppl who did bad things that now everything they thought, did or felt is bad. this is exactly NOT understanding history or why ppl did this or that. thats a mystification of things in black and white and associating wrong things which means one did not understand the point, ends up associating the wrong things and cannot avoid future mistakes. there are also other problems with such wrong associations. they devalue all the feelings from all ppl who lived already before and the ones later and creates a tunnel vision and dependency on 'one narrative' out of many.
Totaler Overtourismus, Abzocke, Staus
Do pray to God for me that once He bring me there .
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