I lived there (S-gart) for 5 years and never once went to any of the tourist attractions you mention in the first minute--except for one of the art museums on your list. Never to the Diamler museum or factor but I walked around it on the Neckar River and rode bicycle on that path next to the auto testing track--which is something tourists don't see --much more beautiful. I never did the tourist things but saw artists who were not famous, hung out with artists and saw their art and music, and went to places tourists don't go and saw the non-tourist stuff that is so much more unique and interesting and beautiful (sometimes). I mean, of course the Weinnachtsmarkt (Christmas Market) because it's in a central location but eventually it seemed tourist to me as well. People should go outside the normal tourist zones but in a safe way and mode to see other parts of Stuttgart. It's a safe city to explore and walk around in little alleys and spaces without fear of being jacked or ripped off or attacked.
@@zorakandbrac - this is exactly what I'm thinking / hoping. Forget the awful German place-name pronunciations which is the best indication this person hasn't been there and likely not real, but the dude is blatantly butchering regular English words: "archive" as "ARC-iv", "motifs" as "MOW-tiffs", "arcade" as "ARC-aide"...I think even choir was murdered, but at this point, I'm not sure what the h.e.double.hockey.sticks is happening here. Absolutely abysmal and a sign of the times with pushing the McNuggets of content creation on us masses. AI and/or ill-prepared is not the answer. Glad I'm actually going to Stoot-gart next week for the first time, and I think I'll bow out of the internet prep materials for now and just enjoy experiencing it fresh-faced and foot-forward.
I lived there (S-gart) for 5 years and never once went to any of the tourist attractions you mention in the first minute--except for one of the art museums on your list. Never to the Diamler museum or factor but I walked around it on the Neckar River and rode bicycle on that path next to the auto testing track--which is something tourists don't see --much more beautiful. I never did the tourist things but saw artists who were not famous, hung out with artists and saw their art and music, and went to places tourists don't go and saw the non-tourist stuff that is so much more unique and interesting and beautiful (sometimes). I mean, of course the Weinnachtsmarkt (Christmas Market) because it's in a central location but eventually it seemed tourist to me as well. People should go outside the normal tourist zones but in a safe way and mode to see other parts of Stuttgart. It's a safe city to explore and walk around in little alleys and spaces without fear of being jacked or ripped off or attacked.
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Well shot and produced. Cheers
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@@travelguide11 YW. Hope to see more and hope we can inspire you too one day.
how can this be, its realy best
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Why do you show Berlin instead of Stuttgart in one part???
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I think also Heidelberg 😅
Please check the German pronunciation. St'u'ttgart is pronounced differently. Also B'a'den Wurttemberg.
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@@travelguide11 - check your English pronunciation too: 'archive', 'motifs', 'arcade', etc... piss poor and unprofessional; no thanks needed.
Great content but pronunciation is terrible. It sounds like you were never there. I’d re-record …. As the info is all good.
i think its an AI narrator
@@zorakandbrac - this is exactly what I'm thinking / hoping.
Forget the awful German place-name pronunciations which is the best indication this person hasn't been there and likely not real, but the dude is blatantly butchering regular English words: "archive" as "ARC-iv", "motifs" as "MOW-tiffs", "arcade" as "ARC-aide"...I think even choir was murdered, but at this point, I'm not sure what the h.e.double.hockey.sticks is happening here.
Absolutely abysmal and a sign of the times with pushing the McNuggets of content creation on us masses. AI and/or ill-prepared is not the answer. Glad I'm actually going to Stoot-gart next week for the first time, and I think I'll bow out of the internet prep materials for now and just enjoy experiencing it fresh-faced and foot-forward.
@@georgelutz1276 haha don't forget "ninn-teenth" century 2:50 🤣
The pronunciation of some of these places, LOL. It's not that hard. From an American living in Stuttgart.
It hurt my ears listening to your pronunciation! Stuttgart is pronounced “stoot-gart” and don’t get me started on how you pronounced Esslingen!! 🤦🏻♂️