You weren't hungry? 🤣🤣🤣 It's so unusual to see a building like that In Japan (not that I'm any sort of expert); but they are really common here and in Europe. You could see that it was a Church at the very first sight, as a lot of them were built in that style many years ago and in countless, more modern, reproductions. I apologise in advance if you know this already but, this was in the Gothic Style of architecture, which originated in Northern France about 800-900 years ago, In fact, many of the buildings in London, that you would have seen on your travels, are in this style. Westminster Abbey is such a building, but Tower Bridge (opened in 1896), is a reproduction. The Gothic arch on the windows and doorways and inside the building, are pointed, as opposed the Roman Arches, which were rounded. The original St. Paul's Cathedral was built in the Gothic style, but the new one (built in the 17th century), was built in the Roman style. This Church was built after World War One and is, therefore, a reproduction - like many buildings that survive in London and Europe. The café has a German name - Freundlieb , meaning 'Dear Friend' (as you probably knew). Thank you for another lovely video, and apologies if I was telling you something that you already knew. 🥰🥰🥰
Wow…you wrote such a long comment. We are really glad to have your comments in our videos! 😊 We went to this cafe in the afternoon. We weren’t hungry so we didn’t order anything. Just some coffee for refreshing our minds. We learnt about the Gothic style in our high school history textbooks. But you provided more detailed information than our teachers hahaha. Really thanks for this piece of knowledge.
As a German i have to say there was nothing German on the menu 🤭 it looked very britisch. Downstairs they had pigs ears Made Out of puff pastry. thats Something you find Here. But i didnt See the cake 💁🏻♂️ maybe thats german. Otherwise well done
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You weren't hungry? 🤣🤣🤣
It's so unusual to see a building like that In Japan (not that I'm any sort of expert); but they are really common here and in Europe. You could see that it was a Church at the very first sight, as a lot of them were built in that style many years ago and in countless, more modern, reproductions.
I apologise in advance if you know this already but, this was in the Gothic Style of architecture, which originated in Northern France about 800-900 years ago, In fact, many of the buildings in London, that you would have seen on your travels, are in this style. Westminster Abbey is such a building, but Tower Bridge (opened in 1896), is a reproduction. The Gothic arch on the windows and doorways and inside the building, are pointed, as opposed the Roman Arches, which were rounded. The original St. Paul's Cathedral was built in the Gothic style, but the new one (built in the 17th century), was built in the Roman style.
This Church was built after World War One and is, therefore, a reproduction - like many buildings that survive in London and Europe. The café has a German name - Freundlieb , meaning 'Dear Friend' (as you probably knew).
Thank you for another lovely video, and apologies if I was telling you something that you already knew. 🥰🥰🥰
Wow…you wrote such a long comment. We are really glad to have your comments in our videos! 😊
We went to this cafe in the afternoon. We weren’t hungry so we didn’t order anything. Just some coffee for refreshing our minds.
We learnt about the Gothic style in our high school history textbooks. But you provided more detailed information than our teachers hahaha. Really thanks for this piece of knowledge.
@@AshleyandNissom I really appreciate your prompt replies. You are a nice couple!
@@NealeOBrien thanks hahaha
As a German i have to say there was nothing German on the menu 🤭 it looked very britisch. Downstairs they had pigs ears Made Out of puff pastry. thats Something you find Here. But i didnt See the cake 💁🏻♂️ maybe thats german. Otherwise well done
Thanks for your comment. The only German thing is the name 😂 The cakes were all sold out. We didn’t have a chance to try.