The castle of Schwerin is the most beautiful thing i've seen in Germany and i've been many times to Germany in the last 3 years. Beautiful video thank you.nice work you made I subscribed 👍🙂
There is a Freiburg near Hamburg but it's not that university city Freiburg, just a small village 😅✌️ but the Alte Land on the Elbe River near Hamburg is also really nice
@@madrooky1398 Freiburg and the black forest are in southern germany . the video title is towns in Northern Germany. You cant get much more south than Freiburg and the black forest. Technical point but when you are researching and planning to travel in Northern Germany its distracting
@@johnbarnett7515 Hey i just pointet out that he was aware of which Freiburg he was talking about. I dont take any responsibility for a shitty title, Allright?
Thanks for taking the time to make and upload this. We're going to Germany next summer and I don't want to spend all our time in the well-known tourist destinations in Bayern.
Freiburg? Well, I guess it's north of the Alps! I enjoyed seeing towns that I have never visited. I expected Hamburg, Kiel, Flensburg, and maybe Westerland, Wyk or Husum, more on the North Sea and not just the Baltic. However, I am glad to have virtually visited the ones you highlighted.
Hey Rebels! No huge cities to visit just smaller places and I’ve thrown in at least 2 curve balls that’s not in the north 🤣! I messed up with Freiburg tho cos I think there’s 2!
If the film-makers had consulted a map of Germany they would have discovered that most of their featured towns are in the East and not in the North and Freiburg is far South in the Black Forest. How about some more effort and not so sloppy next time?
@@chrisX1722 Berlin is not in East Germany, firstly East Germany ceased to exist in 1989 when the wall came down, correct would be it is in North Eastern Germany, but the point I was trying to make is this ... You cannot call a video "The Northern Towns of Germany" if some of those towns shown are in the South. A lot of people who watch these video's are seasoned travellers who know where these towns are and we all know Freiburg is not in North Germany and as such should not have been included in this video !!!
@@kaess307 I see. I guess I must have misunderstood the title of the video "12 Beautiful Towns to Visit in Northern Germany 🇩🇪 | Part 2" as well as the description with the suggestion to visit some of the best places in "north Germany" or to explore "North Germany" traveling to places such as Cuxhaven, Wismar, Lübeck, Lüneburg "or even Freiburg im breisgau" ?!?!? Guess I must have if nobody said that..... Aaaaah - I see: You are talking about Freiburh, not Freiburg - my mistake, I apologize. 🤦♂️😂
Nice video about some towns here in the north which are mostly unrecognized by tourists but Freiburg and Görlitz aren't exactly northern german cities. Instead I would recommend Oldenburg near Bremen. Very beautiful old town there! I'd also recommend Plön (replacing Görlitz) with its beautiful castle, located not far away from Kiel
Part 1 and 2 are great compilations of indeed very beautiful medieval german towns (not cities). Great work, Lifestyle Hal. Awesome images and commentary. I live in Germany, but many of these places I have never visited, so I have some inspiration for my next holiday. And to all the know-it-alls here in the comment section: This collection is subjective, of course there are many other nice towns unmentioned here. If you feel, your favourite town is underrepresented, you are free to make your own video about it. Little technical issue: Just lower the music a bit during your commentary. Otherwise very well done: The beauty of mein Vaterland is more than sufficiently displayed.
WOW.....i was so happy Görlitz finally came on this list xD. Funfact: Görlitz is the only city in germany ( with former +100.000 population ), which wasnt destroyed in WW2. So the city is uniqe compared to other towns/cites in germany , cause its 100% orginial and has over 4000 architectural protected buildings.
No it's not the only city that wasn' t destroyed . There are many extremely beautiful small and médium sized towns in Germany which were not destroyed or just partly damaged and well rebuilt . I love visiting this country and am always greatly saddened by the terrible évents of WW2 which inévitably led to the destruction of so many wonderful places ...
It's a really good review of places to visit in Northern Germany. Thanks for doing this, as these are locations I might have not known of. Great photography!!
In Germany small towns are more beautiful because few of them were destroyed by WW2. It was very impressive but note Freiburg is in the southern part of Germany
Great pictures! Though I'm a bit irritated by the selection, namely Freiburg and Cuxhaven. Freiburg is beautiful, but one of the southern most cities in Germany. Cuxhaven might be unique, but not really eye candy. I would have expected to find Wernigerode and Quedlinburg in this part, along with Potsdam, Erfurt, Tangermünde and Flensburg.
Nice videos, both Part 1 and Part 2. The list of famous beautiful places in Germany will be indeed very long: Rüdesheim am Rhein, Baden-Baden, Trier, Tübingen, Hannover, Göttingen, Bremen, Würzburg, Bayreuth, Dresden, Konstanz, Meersburg, Oberammergau ... It is very strange that the Romantic Road (Romantische Straße), German Fairy Tale Route, Romantic Rhine Valley (Lorelei valley), Mosel Valley were totally forgotten...
@@linajurgensen4698 The Town Hall and the statue of Roland (1404) on the marketplace of Bremen are listed in Unesco World Heritage List for Germany. Bremen is also part of the German Fairy Tale Route (Die Bremer Stadtmusikanten). Visiting Beck's Besucherzentrum is a nice adventure too. Schloss Herrenhausen and 17th-century Herrenhausen Gardens with golden statues and one of Europe's tallest fountains are wonderful. Botanical garden Berggarten Hannover and New Town Hall (Neues Rathaus) are wonderful too.
To be quite honest ,this is a peculiar selection of towns to visit .Most towns in Germany are very well kept in their original style. Its very difficult to select special towns, every town is beautiful and typical for the Areal.
Northern and Western towns were often bombed during the 2nd WW and then rebuilt in a very different style. Often 50 - 90% destroyed. Only some towns were spared. But even these are heavily modified. Görlitz is different. It was part of the GDR, never hit by any bomb and very poor for a pretty long time. There was no heavy modification here. If you compare it with Hannover, Magdeburg, Essen, Duisburg, Düsseldorf, Bochum, Mannheim, Köln, Kassel, Dresden and so on you will see the difference.
It's so strange to see my birthplace Cuxhaven in the video. I recommend the beach around Berensch and the salt meadows there and the coast heath on the way to Berensch, really cool to make a daytrip by bike and discover the Wernerwald
Freiburg is not in the North. And Celle is not pronounced Tshella but Tsella. And Schwerin is stressed on the second syllable. And Pommern is stressed on the fist syllable...
Nice compilation, but what about Kiel, my hometown? It was largely destroyed during WWII, then rebuilt as a modern city, and the location at the Baltic Sea can't be beat. By the way, you are telling all this as if Covid never happened. All these places are pretty much dead right now and will deteriorate further with the ongoing lockdown. You gave us a glimpse of a glorious past. As much as I enjoyed it, it makes me very sad. Do you think it will ever again be like before? Eat, drink and be merry - and mask-free? In beautiful Germany? I wonder....but thanks for showing it to the world.
@@ReinhartRauszart Eine Mutter zeigt jemandem ihr Kind und sagt: "Ist das nicht ein schönes Kind, es ist mein Kind...". Der andere sagt: "Das sagst du auch nur, weil Du die Mutter bist....". Wie lieblos und höhnisch kann man sein? Die Anonymität des Internets macht es möglich. Oder würdest du mir das auch ins Gesicht sagen?
@@troll23-troll23 danke für die Märchenstunde. Natürlich würde ich dir ins Gesicht sagen das Kiel hässlich ist. Das ist nunmal meine Meinung. Du bist da anderer Meinung und ich verurteile dich dafür auch nicht, aber ich kann als Außenstehender halt nicht nachvollziehen was man an Kiel schön finden soll...
@@ReinhartRauszart Lieber Reinhart, so ist es...als Aussenstehender kannst Du das nicht nachvollziehen und nicht beurteilen. Und so ist es mit allem, wenn an etwas nicht beurteilen kann, soll man den Mund halten, oder einfach mal anhören, was andere dazu zu sagen haben, die sich auskennen. Dann könnte man etwas Neues lernen, anstatt auf seinem unfundierten Vorurteil herumzuhacken. Damit macht man sich nämlich schlicht lächerlich. Egal, vielleicht kommst Du ja noch mal nach Kiel in diesem Leben...dann denk an mich, bei Möwengeschrei, frischer Seeluft, Dampferfahrt auf der Kieler Förde und einer netten Begegnung mit einer "Kieler Sprotte" (die besser verläuft als die, die Du gerade hattest).
@@troll23-troll23 wie kommst du darauf das ich noch nicht in Kiel war? Das habe ich mit keinem Wort verneint. Ich bin schon zweimal dort gewesen und habe denke ich genug gesehen um mir eine Meinung zu bilden und diese kund zu tun. Ob sie dir passt oder nicht
Great videos but the music dominated over your voice. Yup, bit of a geographical miss, but we get it. My “home” of Lüneburg deserves a visit by romantics. Thanks
It once was the northern most capital of Austria. Namely of the state of Vorderösterreich. Today it's an unimportant southern german city though, as it's not even the capital of Baden-Württemberg.
It's the northern most town of Austria. Freiburg is the Capital of Vorderösterreich and that's why there are so many different austrian coat of arms (of Austria and the austrian states) around the city.
@@peter_meyer Vorderösterreich war hauptsächlich heutiges Vorarlberg + Südbaden + Oberelsass + Westallgäu + kleinere Besitzungen überall in Süd-West Deutschland verteilt. Es hat sich also quasi am Bodensee und Rhein entlang bis ca. Breisach gezogen (Etwas südlich von Strassburg). Angeblich hat man in diesen Gebieten noch sehr lange Zeit Österreich nachgetrauert, was sich daran zeigt, dass auch heute noch viele österreichische Wappen vorgefunden werden können, sogar im Landeswappen von Baden-Würtemberg.
@@johnholt9399 Hmm okay that quarter is alright. But I think I would not recommend going just for them. Maybe if you attach a visit to Haithabu it could be worth visiting.
How did Freiburg end up in „Northern Germany“? You can‘t really get much more Southern than that. Indeed it‘s a very nice place, but maybe you should add it to your first video? I would mess up people‘s planning. I was a little disappointed by Görlitz, preferring Dresden and the Elb area.
Two things: 1) Dresden is more a city than a town as it is the capital of Saxony with about 560,000 inhabitants. 2) Neither Dresden nor Görlitz are located in northern Germany.
@@narchia161 To 1) Sorry, missed that, I believe that Bitterfeld is as nice. To 2) if Görlitz is, than I would argue that Dresden is too. My main point was that Freiburg definitely shouldn‘t be in a clip of Northern Germany!
There is also Freiburg an der Elbe which is located northwest of Hamburg/Northern Germany. If tourists talk of "Freiburg" they mean "Freiburg im Breisgau" located southwest Germany close to the french border.
@@LifestyleHal There is an art Museum in front of the castle next to the theater. The castle itself of course also have paintings etc. But that not make it an art museum.
It’s completely fine to disagree - but il stick to my opinion that a museum that exhibits paintings, sculptures and crafts is Art - that’s in a museum 🤷🏾♂️
The both videos was intressed, but have Germany more interessed places. Look to Helgoland, Neuwerk, and the Halligen. Or to Dresden, Erzgebirge. This Land is to big. Nobody can show this land in two videos, like some other lands.
Let us send the dude to geography lesson, 😂Görlitz, Freiburg and Goslar has nothing to be at all on the list it is 100% ‼not Northern Germany but i miss Husum the grey city on the Northern Sea, or Schleswig the ancestry of the Romanov emperor of Russia for hundreds of years or Flensburg with his famous Mürwik Navy School and Gateway to Denmark instead of Wismar
