I would say you guys also more friendly than other northern german I've ever met. //this might be because most of the guys I met is also my colleagues from tech company here.
Grüße aus Lüneburg schön das ihr da wart ich wohne seit 20 Jahren in Lüneburg und bin dort aufgewachsen ich kenne die Stadt wie meine eigene Tasche..sehr interessant das aus ein anderen Blickwinkel zusehen 🤗
Lüneburg is where I life and i cannot imagine living somewhere else. The mix of the old town in the center of the city and the modern parts with its parks and places to hang out is all i want.
Great Video. It’s so interesting to see Lüneburg from an outside or Tourist view. I grew up in Lüneburg and just seeing this places is really nice. Hope you had a great time here
I find it interesting that 90% of tourists (especially Americans) visit southern Germany, specifically Bavaria and Baden-Württemberg, because it confirms all the stereotypes associated with the country. As someone from northern Germany I understand why, it’s really beautiful down there, but I‘m also a little sad, bc we have really beautiful sights and cities in Northern Germany as well (like Lübeck, Bremen and Lüneburg). Besides that many tourists from America with German ancestry probably don’t know that their ancestors most likely came from areas like Schleswig-Holstein, Niedersachsen and other Northern states lol.
Americans dont always have ulterior motives when traveling lol sometimes they simply want to see something we know that we dont have back home. The cities you named are not well known or show up on travel guides so the average traveler probably doesn't have them on their radar. Most germans who visit America also go to the same 3 cities because those are the ones that are "famous" for something even if they dont have much to offer according to locals. Also, old traditional architecture is usually fascinating to Americans because most of our "old" architecture is only a few hundred years old.
Having been born here, I can only say thank you, you've made all the right choices :) Still, there is so much more! For example, (should you ever revisit Lüneburg again) if you like dining in medieval brick walled cellars, make sure to visit Mälzer Brau-und Tafelhaus, they're just next door to Brauhaus Krone, where you've been and their medieval cellar is just amazing to eat some hearty food in. Also Sabacca, an outstanding Tapas bar (very cosy and again in an old medieval cellar^^) right at the towns marketsquare, which also has a great Gin collection before finishing the day at the Old Dubliner, our most beautiful pub at the old harbour, sitting atop the river opposite the old wooden crane you mentioned. Have fun on your next destination in Celle 👍
Oh man! When we were last in Germany in 2018 we had the opportunity to go to Lüneburg but opted to go somewhere else. Here's hoping we are able to get back soon.
Haha, no way...I am from Germany and I planned my Nova Scotia trip last month after watching your videos, and I obviously visited Lunenburg when I went there. Nice to see you are enjoying Germany as much as we do Canada.
This video assures me that I made a good decision to subscribe to you, my first travel channel. I collected Amazon exploration videos a year ago, and recently revisited your Amazon tree house video. You two are just so lovable. What a European treasure is Lüneburg.
Luneburg, Luneburg Heath, Celle, down to Hildesheim, up to Lübeck and Schwerin and Wismar at the Baltic would be a perfect round trip. You could plan it by bicycle or e-bike. The area is mainly flat. It gets more hilly towards the Baltic. The ice-age shaped the land there in that way.
I'm from Lüneburg and I really recomend the Salzmuseum. I've been there a few times and I always loved it. Also since you guys liked the beer the Brauereimuseum is cool too.
Dear Samuel and Audrey: i am from north ern Germany. Thanks for showing my Part of Germany so beautiful. One recommendation on the way to Celle is Uelzen and Eschede a memorial of the biggest German rail accident in History
We’re visiting Hamburg for 4 nights tomorrow and plan to explore Lűneburg on a day trip. This video has suggested some great sights (and bars) to enjoy. Happy travels
Hola Samuel y Audrey !! Cuando salgo de vacaciones me encanta conocer ciudades ya sea modernas, tradicionales y las ciudades con arquitectura medieval están dentro de mis favoritas !! Hermoso video !! Saludo desde Bs As
Der Wasserturm ist absolut der beste Panoramablick auf Lüneburg. You are so right. Aber das wissen nicht einmal alle Lüneburger, der Blick vom Kalkberg ist schön, der Blick vom Wasserturm überwältigend! Es gibt keinen schöneren Blick über Lüneburg!
Gorgeous area. Always loved towns like this. Reminds me of old Disney movies. Can't believe you tried to eat that burger in one bite 🤣 looks great though.
I have been to Germany several times and always love the old towns. I have never been to this particular area but it looks definitely worth a visit. Great video! You are a charming couple.
My stepmother's mother was living there for many decades. I have never been there, but it was the inspiration for my parents to start, own and operate The Luneburg Deli in Granada Hills, California. Very nice Vlog!!
Really enjoyable! What a pretty place...i have been to Germany many times but never even contemplated going to Luneburg🙄 it never court my attention...Now i has and i will def consider going I'm so glad you brought this place up to all of us. As per usual, great vlog very informative Thank you Sabrina 🇨🇵 🇬🇧
@9:14, the composer Georg Böhm was the organist in the Johanneskirche back in the mid 17th. century and well into the 18th. The baroque organ is one of the most famous in Germany, but includes pipes from centuries before that.
Very professionally done. I swear your video production skills get better and better all the time. My only question is... Is there a PBS in your future ? In my opinion, it's about time.
From a fellow Canadian (Calgary) originally born in Germany, I really enjoyed this wonderful video about Luneburg as well as your videos on Hamburg and Celle. A few years ago we stayed a three days in the very old warehouse that is now renovated and part of the Romantik Hotel beside the waterfall and our tour of the fascinating city hall. We also took the train into Hamburg to tour parts of that city. Now off for 27 days to Portugal. Enjoy your travels.
This is the Deutschland that I remember , red roof houses surrounded by forests. The houses were so beautiful. Your vlog captured the style. Thank you for allowing us to come along. LoL. Harriet and Jim. Richmond, Va.
I love watching you guys travel around the world. And your dad is so awesome! Looking forward to our trip to Buenos Aires after watching your videos ♥️🍷
Actually, there wasn't water pumped down: The salt stock underneath Lüneburg is naturally washed out by ground water, resulting in the Sole, water that holds a lot of salt in solution. Pumping that up left the cavities that lead to the sinking of the town. I can recommend visiting the Salt Museum Lüneburg to learn about that part of my hometown! :D Glad you enjoyed visiting Lüneburg. :)
My hometown. You should try beer at "Mälzer" or cake at "Bernsteincafe" traditional for our place is "Buchweizentorte" but you should even try "Lübecker Marzipantorte". A traditional dish is "Stint" but I don't like that fish. A nice gift is salt from Lüneburg... you can buy nice bags of our salt at the Tourist Information or the Salt-museum. The St. Michaelis-Kirche in the old town is very interesting, there are medivial markets in summer and december... beautiful. And the view from Kalkberg... and don't miss a guided tour through the town or the "Rathaus". If you visit Hamburg, you can visit Lüneburg, too. You only need 30 minutes by train.
well lüneburg is great for shopping so many small boutiques and art sellers i recommend visiting during summer for a shopping tour but its going to be expensive
I was stationed with the British Army near Luneburg for almost a year in 1957 but never got to know the town. It was just a place to get a drink and a good sausage. Too bad, because it's an interesting place.
Thanks for the great video. My parents were married in the Johanneskirche. Most of my relatives live there, while I’m in the US. Heading over this fall and I’m very excited about it!
My German grandparents would always send Marzipan in our Christmas package, but my father was the only one in the house who liked it. Now I love it, think it's an acquired taste!
Ich lebe seit 3 Jahren in Lüneburg, eine wunderschöne Stadt, die Kirchen, die mir gefallen, sind toll und die Leute dort sind sehr nett 🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺
I grew up 100km south of Lüneburg. Together with Goslar and Celle, Lüneburg is my favourit City in Niedersachsen (Lower Saxony), the State I call home. Great Video, btw!
Me está encantando vuestro viaje por Alemania. No conozco Lünenburg y es una preciosa ciudad. Los chocolates de esa tienda deben ser una delicia y el recorrido de hoy me ha encantado. Feliz viaje.
Fantastic video as always! Thanks for taking us along on your journey. We check everyday for a new video (but also know these videos are tons of work and take a lot of time to put together!) Safe travels!
Hey Guys!!, perdón por el atraso, la siesta me ganó 😁, pero ya listo el 👍🏻 y a disfrutar un nuevo recorrido junto a ustedes, yupiiiiiii!!!!!. Somos Plinio, Luisa y Plinio Jr. desde Talcahuano, Chile!
I grew up in Lüneburg and I’m used to seeing this city every day. So interesting seeing the city from your point of view
Same haha
Same😂
Ich lebe immer noch hier. xD
@@glokk6871 Richtig und wichtig
@@glokk6871 Mein Beileid.
crazy to see your hometown in a Travelguide Video! Its great that you´ve enjoyed your stay.
It´s because Lüneburg is such a charming and beautiful city
Wann warst du das letzte mal in Lüneburg
I would say you guys also more friendly than other northern german I've ever met. //this might be because most of the guys I met is also my colleagues from tech company here.
Grüße aus Lüneburg schön das ihr da wart ich wohne seit 20 Jahren in Lüneburg und bin dort aufgewachsen ich kenne die Stadt wie meine eigene Tasche..sehr interessant das aus ein anderen Blickwinkel zusehen 🤗
Ich war in Lueneburg beim bund in den 90's, schlieffen kaserne, bleckeder landstrasse😊
Lüneburg is where I life and i cannot imagine living somewhere else. The mix of the old town in the center of the city and the modern parts with its parks and places to hang out is all i want.
Grüße gehen raus.♡
Lüneburg is my Hometown and I miss everything, the most my Family and Friends. Thanks for your Video
Almost?
Wann hast du Lüneburg verlassen?
@@vor9jahrenund303 vor vier Jahren
Great Video. It’s so interesting to see Lüneburg from an outside or Tourist view. I grew up in Lüneburg and just seeing this places is really nice. Hope you had a great time here
Hamburger in here I loved my many visits to your town
German here and I had no idea how beautiful Lüneburg is. Thanks for taking us there!
Wer kommt aus Lüneburg und guckt das Video trotzdem 😄😍🤌
Lüneburg ist schöne Stadt
Nice Vlog 😍
I find it interesting that 90% of tourists (especially Americans) visit southern Germany, specifically Bavaria and Baden-Württemberg, because it confirms all the stereotypes associated with the country.
As someone from northern Germany I understand why, it’s really beautiful down there, but I‘m also a little sad, bc we have really beautiful sights and cities in Northern Germany as well (like Lübeck, Bremen and Lüneburg). Besides that many tourists from America with German ancestry probably don’t know that their ancestors most likely came from areas like Schleswig-Holstein, Niedersachsen and other Northern states lol.
i did a student exchange in schleswig-holstein, i definitely favor northern germany now
@@rafangille nice :)
Americans dont always have ulterior motives when traveling lol sometimes they simply want to see something we know that we dont have back home. The cities you named are not well known or show up on travel guides so the average traveler probably doesn't have them on their radar. Most germans who visit America also go to the same 3 cities because those are the ones that are "famous" for something even if they dont have much to offer according to locals.
Also, old traditional architecture is usually fascinating to Americans because most of our "old" architecture is only a few hundred years old.
Shhh, this way it isn’t ruined by tourists and tourist culture
As a guy who is living and studying in Lüneburg...I can say im proud :) Glad you liked it !
Can u plz tell if there are student jobs available in luneberg for English speaking students?
Hi @@gamingforever9514 Did you find any?
@@Youbetterfly. I'm not in Lüneburg. But in Germany there are jobs everywhere for English speakers like warehouse, delivery on bicycle, cleaning, etc
@@gamingforever9514 Thank you
Sam blends in perfectly with the rooftops!
Having been born here, I can only say thank you, you've made all the right choices :)
Still, there is so much more!
For example, (should you ever revisit Lüneburg again) if you like dining in medieval brick walled cellars, make sure to visit Mälzer Brau-und Tafelhaus, they're just next door to Brauhaus Krone, where you've been and their medieval cellar is just amazing to eat some hearty food in.
Also Sabacca, an outstanding Tapas bar (very cosy and again in an old medieval cellar^^) right at the towns marketsquare, which also has a great Gin collection before finishing the day at the Old Dubliner, our most beautiful pub at the old harbour, sitting atop the river opposite the old wooden crane you mentioned.
Have fun on your next destination in Celle 👍
I would also recommend Nolte too since you can play kegel with your friend
I grew up in Northern Germany, currently living in Bremen, and I love visiting beautiful Lüneburg!
That's just the way it is, some things will never change!
Oh man! When we were last in Germany in 2018 we had the opportunity to go to Lüneburg but opted to go somewhere else. Here's hoping we are able to get back soon.
What a big mistake!
I‘m from lüneburg and I have another sidefact for you: the advent wreath on the watertower in the christmas time is the biggest in europe🇪🇺☺️
Thanks for sharing that! How cooL!
Haha, no way...I am from Germany and I planned my Nova Scotia trip last month after watching your videos, and I obviously visited Lunenburg when I went there. Nice to see you are enjoying Germany as much as we do Canada.
I live here and I love it.
Only thing is that the city is getting more and more a touristic place and getting a bit more stressful, unfortunately.
Der Weihnachtsmarkt ist jedes Jahr auch echt ein Highlight
Save Digga
This video assures me that I made a good decision to subscribe to you, my first travel channel. I collected Amazon exploration videos a year ago, and recently revisited your Amazon tree house video. You two are just so lovable. What a European treasure is Lüneburg.
Luneburg, Luneburg Heath, Celle, down to Hildesheim, up to Lübeck and Schwerin and Wismar at the Baltic would be a perfect round trip. You could plan it by bicycle or e-bike. The area is mainly flat. It gets more hilly towards the Baltic. The ice-age shaped the land there in that way.
Amazing, Germany has the most beautiful places, you should visit Konstanz, if you haven't visited yet. I was living there for a few months ❤️
I'm from Lüneburg and I really recomend the Salzmuseum. I've been there a few times and I always loved it. Also since you guys liked the beer the Brauereimuseum is cool too.
Beautiful video as usual! Nice to see you back guys. 👍🏻
Thanks Roxanne! Glad you enjoyed the video.
Dear Samuel and Audrey: i am from north ern Germany. Thanks for showing my Part of Germany so beautiful. One recommendation on the way to Celle is Uelzen and Eschede a memorial of the biggest German rail accident in History
We’re visiting Hamburg for 4 nights tomorrow and plan to explore Lűneburg on a day trip. This video has suggested some great sights (and bars) to enjoy. Happy travels
You missed Kalkberg in Lüneburg ☺ it's also beautiful especially from the view from the top.
Hola Samuel y Audrey !! Cuando salgo de vacaciones me encanta conocer ciudades ya sea modernas, tradicionales y las ciudades con arquitectura medieval están dentro de mis favoritas !! Hermoso video !! Saludo desde Bs As
Der Wasserturm ist absolut der beste Panoramablick auf Lüneburg. You are so right. Aber das wissen nicht einmal alle Lüneburger, der Blick vom Kalkberg ist schön, der Blick vom Wasserturm überwältigend! Es gibt keinen schöneren Blick über Lüneburg!
Feststellung: Lüneburg hat nur die Innenstadt. Super Touri Video.
Loved the look of the town . Sam, that potato pancake dish looked devine!
Gorgeous area. Always loved towns like this. Reminds me of old Disney movies. Can't believe you tried to eat that burger in one bite 🤣 looks great though.
Haha, that was a monster burger and sooo juicy! 😅
I love your comprehensive city guides
Very funny to see! Because i live my whole life in Lüneburg and some of the things you show i’ve never seen before. 😂
Hola Audrey, Samuel , precioso Luneburg, esas casas y esos edificios tan bonitos me han encantado un abrazo desde Valencia (España).
Im a Lüneburger and it´s interesting to see it from your pov
I am currently studying in Lüneburg so it’s really interesting to see your views and opinions about the city!
I'm also interested in studying there, how is it? Any pros and cons?
I have been to Germany several times and always love the old towns. I have never been to this particular area but it looks definitely worth a visit. Great video! You are a charming couple.
We really enjoyed this place - it can even be done as a day trip from Hamburg. Loads of medieval towns coming up on the channel!
My stepmother's mother was living there for many decades. I have never been there, but it was the inspiration for my parents to start, own and operate The Luneburg Deli in Granada Hills, California. Very nice Vlog!!
Lovely video. Very good painterly motifs, shown in quick succession. She is a connoisseur of art, sweets and all kinds of tastes.
Thanks Peter!
Excellent video I am going there in August.
This is such a pretty town great video Sam and Audrey
I'm living in Canada at the moment but am originally from Lüneburg. You made me missing this wonderful city I can call my hometown! Great video🥰
Really enjoyable! What a pretty place...i have been to Germany many times but never even contemplated going to Luneburg🙄 it never court my attention...Now i has and i will def consider going
I'm so glad you brought this place up to all of us.
As per usual, great vlog very informative
Thank you
Sabrina 🇨🇵 🇬🇧
I hope you can see it soon
Lüneburg is one of the most beautiful towns in Nothern Germany !
Happy that you are back
Thank you very much! Glad to be back.
Fun town. "The great thing about pub food is they don't mess around with the portions", love Sam's love for food.
@9:14, the composer Georg Böhm was the organist in the Johanneskirche back in the mid 17th. century and well into the 18th. The baroque organ is one of the most famous in Germany, but includes pipes from centuries before that.
Greetings from Lüneburg. Nice Video.
Thanks Marcel! We loved visiting.
Enjoyed this episode very much, the food, the scenes of beautiful Luneburg, and the hotel...❤️❤️
I love how I see the sight shots and know where exactly that is cause I live near Lüneburg
Ah thank yoU!
ah i was looking for Lunenberg Nova Scotia and came here.
Wow a beautiful place, I would love to visit sometime
You gave a wonderful tour; thank you! I plan to visit Lüneburg this summer, if COVID cooperates. 😁
We hope you get to visit, Edward! Happy travels!
So excited your in Germany. Beautiful town ❤❤
I live in Lüneburg and it's really interesting to see it from your point of view
Beautiful city and great video. 👊⚘
Thank you, Otavio!
Ooh yeah, I actually live there. Beautiful City.
Hi guys its Don Frank from Idaho. Just want to say hi, still watch your videos
Very professionally done. I swear your video production skills get better and better all the time. My only question is... Is there a PBS in your future ? In my opinion, it's about time.
From a fellow Canadian (Calgary) originally born in Germany, I really enjoyed this wonderful video about Luneburg as well as your videos on Hamburg and Celle. A few years ago we stayed a three days in the very old warehouse that is now renovated and part of the Romantik Hotel beside the waterfall and our tour of the fascinating city hall. We also took the train into Hamburg to tour parts of that city. Now off for 27 days to Portugal. Enjoy your travels.
Thanks Peter! Great to hear about your experiences and hope your trip to Portugal is incredible!
My mum's Polish ancestors came from luneberg to New Zealand in the early 1800s so I have connection to that small place
Nice to hear.
TFS. Another gorgeous town to check out.
Thank you! It sure is!
great story, one of your best. I am German, never been in Lüneburg but now it is on my bucket list. Recommend Münster
Awesome !
Thanks!
This is the Deutschland that I remember , red roof houses surrounded by forests. The houses were so beautiful. Your vlog captured the style. Thank you for allowing us to come along. LoL.
Harriet and Jim. Richmond, Va.
The roofers are red becors the clay in Lüneburg is longer in the fire becors it means your richer.
We're impressed that the buildings still seem to be structurally sound despite all the sagging and pregnant looking walls!
This was such a helpful video, thank you so much! And the video description with the list of all the places really helped.
Beautiful! It reminds me of Gdansk, Poland!
Greetings from Lüneburg 🙋🏼♀️ Always a pleasure seeing foreign people enjoy my hometown ☺️
Thanks Lena! We had a great visit!
I love watching you guys travel around the world. And your dad is so awesome! Looking forward to our trip to Buenos Aires after watching your videos ♥️🍷
So beautiful!!
Actually, there wasn't water pumped down: The salt stock underneath Lüneburg is naturally washed out by ground water, resulting in the Sole, water that holds a lot of salt in solution. Pumping that up left the cavities that lead to the sinking of the town. I can recommend visiting the Salt Museum Lüneburg to learn about that part of my hometown! :D
Glad you enjoyed visiting Lüneburg. :)
Great content..Thank you for sharing with us ❤️🇷🇴🙌
So charming. It reminds me of Bruges a little bit. ❤️
I was there in summer 2017: very beautiful town. Go also to Bremen and Luebeck.
I used to drink coffee every morning in Lüneburg ❤️
Very cool!
My hometown. You should try beer at "Mälzer" or cake at "Bernsteincafe" traditional for our place is "Buchweizentorte" but you should even try "Lübecker Marzipantorte". A traditional dish is "Stint" but I don't like that fish.
A nice gift is salt from Lüneburg... you can buy nice bags of our salt at the Tourist Information or the Salt-museum. The St. Michaelis-Kirche in the old town is very interesting, there are medivial markets in summer and december... beautiful. And the view from Kalkberg... and don't miss a guided tour through the town or the "Rathaus".
If you visit Hamburg, you can visit Lüneburg, too. You only need 30 minutes by train.
well lüneburg is great for shopping so many small boutiques and art sellers i recommend visiting during summer for a shopping tour but its going to be expensive
I was stationed with the British Army near Luneburg for almost a year in 1957 but never got to know the town. It was just a place to get a drink and a good sausage. Too bad, because it's an interesting place.
Wow, looking beautiful pal.
Your video is truly irresistible.
Thanks for watching!
Well j kive and grew up here. Great to see that you enjoyed your stay here. And thanks for the advertisement of our cute little town
Thanks for the great video. My parents were married in the Johanneskirche. Most of my relatives live there, while I’m in the US. Heading over this fall and I’m very excited about it!
Very cool to hear! Happy travels!!
My German grandparents would always send Marzipan in our Christmas package, but my father was the only one in the house who liked it. Now I love it, think it's an acquired taste!
Ich lebe seit 3 Jahren in Lüneburg, eine wunderschöne Stadt, die Kirchen, die mir gefallen, sind toll und die Leute dort sind sehr nett 🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺
I grew up 100km south of Lüneburg. Together with Goslar and Celle, Lüneburg is my favourit City in Niedersachsen (Lower Saxony), the State I call home. Great Video, btw!
❤️ Lüneburg is wonderful and thanks for this wonderful Video ❤️
You Guys passed my apartment.
I saw that I should clean my windows again..
Thanks for reminding me!
Tolles Video über unsere wunderschöne Stadt! Da sind wir bei 4:30 zu sehen!
Me está encantando vuestro viaje por Alemania. No conozco Lünenburg y es una preciosa ciudad. Los chocolates de esa tienda deben ser una delicia y el recorrido de hoy me ha encantado. Feliz viaje.
Food looks great 😊
Què lugar más bello. Están hermosos chicos.
Fantastic video as always! Thanks for taking us along on your journey. We check everyday for a new video (but also know these videos are tons of work and take a lot of time to put together!) Safe travels!
Hey Guys!!, perdón por el atraso, la siesta me ganó 😁, pero ya listo el 👍🏻 y a disfrutar un nuevo recorrido junto a ustedes, yupiiiiiii!!!!!. Somos Plinio, Luisa y Plinio Jr. desde Talcahuano, Chile!
Hola Plinio! Saludos para toda la familia. Esperamos que hayas disfrutado este recorrido por un pueblito medieval. Buen fin de semana! 😊👋
Hola Plinio! Saludos para toda la familia. Esperamos que hayas disfrutado este recorrido por un pueblito medieval. Buen fin de semana! 😊👋
Hola Plinio! Saludos para toda la familia. Esperamos que hayas disfrutado este recorrido por un pueblito medieval. Buen fin de semana! 😊👋
17 Jahre lebe ich hier schon ♡
Und ich bin 24 ;D
You guys do such a wonderful job of touring and sharing information. Loved this!!!
THank you so much Todd!
I from lüneburg the water torm is cool I go to school there !
So cool!
La cuidad es preciosa. Estuve en Alemania pero n la conoci. Fenomeno para volver y verla. M encanto vetos.
Gracias Amparo! Fue un lindo viaje - visitamos algunos ciudades, pero más que nada pequeños pueblitos medievales. Más videos por venir. 😊
Thank you again for sharing another great video!
Lüneburg Wohoo! ✌😎
Beautiful smaller city! Great show as always!
Looks like a really nice town. Sorry I missed it when I was in Germany. I hope I'll have a chance to visit again one day.
I love herrings and sardines and trout
greetz from lüneburg :)