German Autobahn First Experience | What It's REALLY Like | Vanlife Europe Campervan Series ep 6

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German autobahn first experience this is what It's REALLY like. Our vanlife Europe campervan series continues in Wurzburg, Bavaria Germany.
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This German travel video shows what the German Autobahn is really like. Surprisingly to us, there are speed limits but it is possible to go as fast as you want. It doesn't feel dangerous and actually feels very safe despite the crazy speeds. The fastest road in the world was mildly underwhelming in that it is just a road in Germany :) We then made our way to Wurtzburg, a charming city in Germanys wine region of Bavaria. We try the local wine, amazing German beer and Franconian sausages. A must eat in Germany!!
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@MegaChaosGelee 4 года назад

The Autobahn is not "a" road though, it's actually a whole network of highways all over the country.

@svw3001 4 года назад

You’re sitting in a Van with max 140km/h and wonder about the Mythos German Autobahn. Take a car with 200hp+ and go for a 200km/h +ride. Then you will really feel the German Autobahn if you get passed at this speed.

@ebenenchef4560 4 года назад

Du weißt schon dass Mythos kein englischer Begriff ist

@911fletcher 4 года назад

@@ebenenchef4560 Ja, und?

@8Bitzzz 4 года назад

@@ebenenchef4560 ist doch fast gleich werden es schon verstehen

@hansouth2355 4 года назад

most people drive at reasonable speeds 130, 140... 150 is pretty fast

@fipsvonfipsenstein6704 4 года назад

Yeah, I would also be very scared if I had to drive on the Autobahn at such speed ... and suddenly find out that the steering wheel is on the wrong side.

@dominikinimod 4 года назад

"Tiny, little place you never even heard of" We've got Dirk Nowitzki, Röntgens X-Rays, ... Nice video.

@francisbee69 4 года назад

Germany is beautiful and the Germans are some of the nicest people I’ve ever met.

@Rebecca-dm5ul 4 года назад

You are so right. Love every moment I get to visit there. Delicious wine as well.

@TravelBeans 4 года назад

Agreed! Everyone was so friendly! Such a wonderful place to visit

@maciejszymanski2386 4 года назад

eeeerr... when they not pay visit at 4 am on tanks and plains. Sorry, I'm Polish but not polished.

@harrydehnhardt5092 4 года назад

@@maciejszymanski2386 Cool down, that was about 80 Years go.

@michaausleipzig 4 года назад

Aawwwwww ... thank you! 😊❤

@HansDelbruck53 2 месяца назад

I drove all over Germany for many years. The autobahn is brilliant and very well maintained. My windshield wipers/washers kept the windshield free of suicide bugs.

@orangeisforlovers 4 года назад

German wine is SO good. We don't tend to export the really great stuff so I'm glad you were able to enjoy it locally

@TravelBeans 4 года назад

It was so good! I can't seem to find the same one in the shops here.. perhaps I'll have to make another trip there and bring some back with me 🤔 haha

@orangeisforlovers 4 года назад

@@TravelBeans very much support this idea! I'm from the Rhineland where we shockingly also have amazing wine. I've been told that it's the northernmost wine growing region in Europe, but that doesn't seem likely to be true

@KelbenArunsun 4 года назад

@@TravelBeans Rheinland Pfalz, i cant reccomend the region more. Especially Rheinhessen (the area south and west of mainz) is europes largest wine growing region. And some of Germanys best wines come from there!

@meaghanslifeadventures2293 4 года назад

Germany looks so charming in certain areas!

@chrisdieter9594 4 года назад

Würzburg is one of the most beautiful cities in Germany. This wine bridge is unique! I'm glad, that you enjoyed it there!... (As Brits)😀😘

@deboraha4 4 года назад

How wonderful.....A person recognized you and did a tour....perfect!!!!

@fritzfrischbier1372 4 года назад

Fun fact: "the fat german kid" was not from Germany, but from Switzerland in the german dubbed version of The Simpsons.

@sventhiemann2408 4 года назад

I'm sure he is a Bavarian

@annathevideoviewer 3 года назад

@@sventhiemann2408 bavarian = german ? XD Bavaria in Germany is like Texas in the US

@Insulinjunkie_München 3 года назад

@@annathevideoviewer wos hoast g'soagt? 🍻

@annathevideoviewer 3 года назад

@@Insulinjunkie_München moin oder howdy mein Süddeutscher Freund XD Hatte ich Unrecht ? ;-)

@Diplingdart88 2 года назад

Hey, nothing about our bread;) Im from the Würzburg area myself and stepped over this video by sheer coincidence...this must be fate XD The mild summer evenings are stunning indeed. Drinking wine etc on the bridge is called "Brückenshoppen" (at the time you made your video, Corona rate was nearly non existent and with it the risk😉)

@frankderessener4477 4 года назад

8:07 A glass of wine must not handled this way, but only by the stem. ;-) Very interesting, your travel report. Now I know what to do this evening. 👀😃

@gerhardrobertbieber4129 3 года назад

Nice having you in the maintown of the rule district of Lower Franconia in german Unterfranken Würzburg

@Stephanie-Gillespie 4 года назад

LOL I love the absolute satisfaction in your voice Emma seeing the cars/trucks using the proper lanes! I must visit Wurzburg for the wine serving size alone!

@Astrofrank 4 года назад

Driving on the right lane except when overtaking, enjoying German wine or beer, eating Fränkische (Rost-)Bratwurst - you have done everything right. Enjoy Germany!

@samanthagaudet1461 3 года назад

Guilty pleasure is CHOCOLATE. From anywhere. All of it.

@alexandernordic8551 4 года назад

Autobahn is the german word for "highway". When you said you were on the Autobahn you were still on it.

@sakurassmile3594 4 года назад

Finally. The drunken beans are back. And Sausage Alex is back. Yes. I love you so much. Perfect video. Magical shots and Perfect description of the meals

@jensbergweiler8080 3 года назад

Yeah Würzburg, my hometown👍🏻. Thank you for visiting

@schimmjung 4 года назад

Very well done. Love your spoken english, because i can unterstand it. Go on. Greetings from East-Westfalen Germany

@tommyedodson2412 4 года назад

Brats and kraut for me. Love them and eat them as often as I can.

@TheyCalledMeT 2 года назад

4:42 yes it is but you have to experience it with a car that actually can drive fast fly over the street with 220+ is really nice

@Saravon 4 года назад

Your video made me so hungry for some German sausages and a beer. I love Germany, my entire family is still there. How cool that your subscriber recognized you and was able to give you a little local tour!

@Feier_Salamander 4 года назад

I loved the subtle jokes, like about the inefficient road and the name of a dictator you searched for ... oh wait, I am german and have no humor. I am offended now ;)

@DerDerbe 3 года назад

you guys got so much chemistry!

@dhhjsjzjzjjhsjsjh 2 года назад

Dumb question but where do you go to the bathroom when you’re camping in parking lots? Wife and I are considering renting a car for our Germany road trip but we are intrigued by the camper van idea for a few nights. Thx

@gerhardrobertbieber4129 3 года назад

Nice fact the medival Singer Walther von der Vogelweide was burried near by the Church you showing in that Video

@ketkanyapakjaroen661 4 года назад

I was in Germany before, such a beautiful place

@TravelBeans 4 года назад

SO beautiful 😍

@Arltratlo 4 года назад

me too, i left it for 2 weeks and now i am back...

@ThePixel1983 4 года назад

Although I lived around Würzburg most of my life: You really should check out other regions as well, like the north sea coast, the many mountain ranges, Leipzig, Munich, ...

@Arltratlo 4 года назад

@@ThePixel1983 lol... i went to Regensburg in August... and it was raining...

@ketkanyapakjaroen661 4 года назад

ThePixel1983 thanks I will do hopefully soon after COVID . I miss Germany want to travel there go somewhere in Germany that I have never been.

@M4tti87 Год назад

Bahahahahha loved all ze puns :) Best regards from bayreuth germany PS: You are absolutely right about the Autobahn :D I never got the international hype and iam pretty sure no german does because it really is just a normal interstate.

@katjaherwarth-wollmershaus8380 4 года назад

I live near Würzburg, at the Romantik Road. ❤

@31276965lmm 4 года назад

I’ve driven 286 kph on the Autobahn on a Honda Super Blackbird 1100 CBR, 237 in my wife’s Audi S3, 240 in my Audi Q7 where safe to do so and little traffic. Otherwise the majority drive between 130 and 160. It’s no big deal. German drivers are some of the best trained in the world.

@hanswurst9397 4 года назад

Pro tips ;) from Germany for drinking white wine: a) White wine has to be served chilled. b) Hold your glass by the stem to avoid heating the wine with your hands. For red wine, it doesn't matter. And yes, I have to agree: 130 km/h speed limit is enough, free speed often just unleashes a ton of idiots on our streets.

@teaandabutty 4 года назад

Alex is definitely as popular as John Major in Germany. Emma driving on the Autobahn is probably the exact same as Erica would be! 😂

@chrismadge5472 4 года назад

Hey you Guys, good to see ya, well done on the Autobahn safedriving Emma, Take no notice of CiderChops lolol. Remember a while back i told you i went to Todtmoos in the Black Forest driving a Bandbus tour coach, it was fabulous, and the Wine from their region was superb. Good to see Germany again, i love the country, anyway, on the way back, we came back through the Hook of Holland border crossing, which at that time(pre- EU) You had to stop for passport control etc green papers, while we were stopped there and passengers were being checked, a Porsche 911 cabriolet turns up with two Dutch Highway police inside looking lovingly at the Coach(making that impressed look at me), with their machiine guns mounted vertically in their holders between them.They were wearing full length Brown leather flying jackets with sheepskin interiors and the helmets to match, looked like a modern day Biggles thing going on lol. I looked back and signalled at him by revving the engine of the Coach which made it rock with its v12 engine roaring, lolol, he loved the sound, revved his too, which was funny as hell, passengers are now onboard, so i signalled about us having a race, lol he agreed and said you have a 3 minute headstart, lolol by now all the passengers were stomping their feet in anticipation of seeing the Police car catching us, 2 mins 45 still no sign of them, passengers still stomping and now shouting out rule britannia like we had won the race . . . .lmao . . . .bang on 3mins i just see two headlights on full beam and a blur as it went past, with two arms sticking out showing the proverbial finger lmao, the whole coach went wild with laughter and we were doing 80 in a bloody 48ft double decker lol, about 2miles up the road there they were having pulled over a car for speeding i guess, waving as we went by, with my Full Air horns blaring at a sedate 50 mph lolol, Great times they were. Sorry if it went on a bit lol. See ya on the next one, stay safe!!

@subrimedzoafin2927 4 года назад

I resisted subscribing for ages but you wore me down with your Giggles I would like to know how you did with the car travel in southern Italy and if you would recommend it to November?

@afcgeo882 4 года назад

Alex, your German accent is much more accurate with a sausage in one hand and beer in the other. You should always do it that way.

@rolandk.5720 4 года назад

Had fun watching your clip. Guilty pleasure food: for special occasions: real "Sauerbraten" (horsemeat) with red cabbage and potatoe dumplings. It is pickled for 1-2 weeks in vinegar and a lot of spices. Then roasted in a steel pot. All-day pleasure food: Dönertasche (Döner-meat in bread, with salat and hot sauce)

@ogiecruz8063 4 года назад

Of course you'll get recognize, you are the most exciting travel vloggers on You Tube, that's why you are my fav vlogger... others are scared to get out.

@yannpetton9723 4 года назад

Another great video...You guys rock!!!

@sennalaudatheracingdogs3295 4 года назад

Should have stopped in Trier :-) Nice vids! Keep it up.

@travelertrome8449 4 года назад

What a beautiful place! Alex - your sausage & chips had my mouth watering. It is torture sometimes watching you guys eat! My favorite drunk food is Japanese fried chicken (karaage) dipped in spicy mayo. Have you tried that?

@TravelBeans 4 года назад

Don't think we've tried that but Japanese food is goooooood!

@torevalberg3510 3 года назад

What allot don't realize is although you won't get fined for driving fast on autobahn, the recommended spread is 130km/h. If you have a accident at higher speeds, you liability and insurance problems......

@RuCaGu 4 года назад

By the way: Brits speaking German have a funny accent, too. Although we do not hear it very often, because virtually nobody from the UK speaks any German at all (except "Ein Bier bitte"). ;)

@2210courtney 4 года назад

So cool you got recognized and got a tour from it, seemed like a slightly tipsy beans night, love those

@Dizikolik3 4 года назад

Second driving lesson on the autobahn...My instructor was like: Pull over to the left lane and I wanna see at least 180km/h...got my 184km/h and couldn't go any faster cause I was scareddd 😂 He wanted to go to 200 km/h but I refused lol 😂

@Stefan556 4 года назад

I wanted to go at least the recommended speed of 130 but my instructor said "please not more than 110 because the "Fahrschule" sign on the roof may break!"

@ruhri0411 4 года назад

The motorways in the UK are not so bad after all. They are often better than those in Germany. Okay, but they are also usually even busier than ours. Today I drove from home to Cologne and back, a distance of 110 kilometres. On the A1 there were road works and traffic jams everywhere, I had an average speed of 70 km/h. Before the Leverkusen motorway junction there was a shock, a good 5 kilometres of traffic jam in the right-hand lane, they all wanted to take the A3 towards Frankfurt. This so important and busy motorway junction Leverkusen is still a cloverleaf that can't cope with this mass of cars, so there are almost always long traffic jams at this point. At least now they have probably started to rebuild this nightmare of a motorway junction. I wanted to be smart and continued on the A1 towards Aachen, and then I wanted to get to Cologne city centre by another route. A nightmare on the Rhine bridge of the Autobahn 1 then, this bridge is simply embarrassing for Germany! Since more than 10 years so broken that no truck is allowed to use it anymore! And the new construction has been going at a snail's pace for many years. Finally I finally reached my destination via the crowded streets in Cologne. On the way back, I couldn't just drive back home on the Autobahn 1, because on this side the Autobahn was closed for this weekend due to construction work. So I had to take the A3/A2/A1, but before I could get on the Autobahn 2, there was over 50 kilometres of very slow traffic, construction sites and many, many cars. You were so lucky that you had a free ride!

@zweispurmopped 4 года назад

The one survival trick for unlimited bits of Autobahn is: Always keep your mirrors in view. All dangers that will get you come from behind (Unless you are the danger, of course.). Then the Autobahn is so nicely boring, you could think you are somewhere rather civilised, and, well, nicely boring. A place like, yes, Germany! ^^)

@o2bnov0307 4 года назад

The Autobahn sure can be nice when the traffic is moving along. However, it can be really difficult when you add in another highway reality...'Stau'!

@Arltratlo 4 года назад

or foreigners with the steering on the wrong side...

@Al69BfR 4 года назад

If you love cider, you perhaps should visit Hesse around Frankfurt/Sachsenhausen and try some of our famous Äppler out of a Bembel into the Gerippte. Best served with some Handcheese. 😊

@susannortham11.11 4 года назад

Looks like a great place. Emma, it's cool that you seem to have no qualms about driving on the opposite side of the road :)

@TravelBeans 4 года назад

Thanks Susan! We've driven in Europe so many times over the years so we're pretty used to it now.. but the first day is always a bit odd :)

@stefangies672 4 года назад

You should consider tasting the Nürnberger Rostbratwurst and the Thüringer Rostbratwurst. They are really unique in their taste.

@northernbloke 4 года назад

Guilty pleasure food - marks and spencer iced buns

@vintagemoss9578 4 года назад

Please offend me it's hilarious!😂😂😂

@oldabocek2222 4 года назад

It's so funny to see you drive on the roads I'm so used to

@mart_en 4 года назад

Why is it funny ? 🤔

@gemmahammond9087 4 года назад

Hi beans!! My husband and I are planning our first trip in December through Europe. Just a quick question? It doesn't look like you have had any issues, but any border problems so far? As in getting through them?? Would really appreciate any advice...🙂xx

@tommywalker9437 4 года назад

The famous beans on the piss again, great viewing . Looks a really nice place.

@neilmariethetravellers3260 4 года назад

So nice to see you are living your dreams

4 года назад

You will love the speed controlles in Germany.

@richardlphillips 4 года назад

Sausage beans and chips for me. Wouldn't be the same without beans!!!!

@petergeyer7584 4 года назад

Even in areas without speed limits, most drivers still go < 130 km/h. In these areas I typically drive 150-160, and that’s faster than probably about 90%. But you always have to keep an eye on your mirrors for the remaining 10%. They will chew you up.

@keithrempp1081 3 года назад

It doesn't take long when you see that speck in the mirror to catch up, if you pass another car in the left lane just make sure you get back in the center as soon as you can.

@paulreiche2746 4 года назад

Enjoying the trip, thanks!

@TravelBeans 4 года назад

Glad to hear it! Thanks Paul!

@andrewarcher3924 4 года назад

It looks like Alex was suffering the next day after all those sausages

@aliciah8041 4 года назад

I agree with Al, German Sausages!!!!

@shaclo1512 4 года назад

I‘m from Würzburg 💁🏻‍♂️

@falkoewald4403 4 года назад

Sorry for that... besides the area around the bridge it's on my list of ugliest cities I've ever been to ;-)

@xrecix 4 года назад

@@falkoewald4403 oh.. so you've never been to the Ruhrgebiet then?

@falkoewald4403 4 года назад

@@xrecix nope

@xrecix 4 года назад

@@falkoewald4403 then you missed alot of ugly cities.

@keithrempp1081 3 года назад

I'm in Frankfurt.

@wotnocomment7762 4 года назад

You fresh and funny look to my home country made me more sad that Great Bretain decided to leav the EU. Thanks for sharing u experience 😊

@mpower4741 4 года назад

me as german, what i heard speed limits? heresy!

@marmeladenschnitzel5648 4 года назад

Everytime i see someone with two hands on the steeringwheel i tink "unsecure driver" and i dont know why i think so. because two hands on a steering wheel is a good think

@afcgeo882 4 года назад

Can we discuss the delightful house pour of that wine? My wife and I just also had our first eat out experience since February and it was also while traveling. We drove from Brooklyn to Buffalo for a long weekend and it was fantastic. Just getting out of the area felt “normal”, plus eating out! We used to do that so often and then BOOM! Indoor dining is still off limits in NYC.

@colin9981 4 года назад

Hoping to head to Germany next year, I love the place. Those sausages looked awesome, not sure about sauerkraut, I tried it here in the UK but maybe the German stuff is better. Cannae beat currywurst though !!.

@NomadShifu 4 года назад

Love the road trip you guys are having. Jealous of the scenery

@gwynethglas-brown9171 4 года назад

Look a beautiful place

@janagangestad808 4 года назад

I'm really loving all your videos!! Thank you so much for sharing. I have an odd question: The screen in your rented van... is that one you brought along or was it part of the van?? If you brought it along can you share what it is please? We just return home from a road trip and I would love to have had a screen that large! Thank you!

@hoehlentroll8284 3 года назад

Wtf, 7,00€ for 0,25 l wine? 😂 And 4,20€ for one beer is nasty, too.

@rogerpehrsson2128 4 года назад

km/h is the right for most people :).

@GallivantingGals 4 года назад

We thought we might get more drunken beans .... looks like a great time!

@rogerclinton6876 4 года назад

Great vids. Bit confused why you aren't sorting your own van? Rx

@ClubHMTraining Год назад

Do US citizens need an IDP International Driving Permit to drive in Germany?

@joanofarc33 4 года назад

They remind me of the off the grid couple in the old tv show “Good Neighbors” (they’re too young to know the show😂).

@j.a.0088 Год назад

Hey it is better than UK autobhan always congested or blocked 🚫 because of road works or something . Bank holiday, from London you are in a congestion on a way out all day and then on a way back on Sunday you are stuck again . Most of a bank holiday spent on the autobhan . That's why people think German autobahns are great. Because they are better experience .

@chrisdickinson3168 4 года назад

I have not done germany yet but I'm dieing to go

@ogiecruz8063 4 года назад

Wonder who will change the flat tire.. Will it be Alex or Emma ??

@indylaura99 4 года назад

Looks like my kind of place!

@wskkrl 4 года назад

You need to see Erfurt in Thuringia :)

@StefanMarkBee 4 года назад

Rostbratwurst & Sauerkraut plus Radler ... - but you ate it without mustard?

@SinaSofie 4 года назад

Me, currently in Japan is having sausages often...I guess I am really truly German. Haha. Because all of my friends are like: Are you serious? Saussies again? And I'm like: Ya.... Japan has some good sausages, let me know when you're here and I let you know what to get! Haha.

@TheyCalledMeT 2 года назад

really don't understand why people are so afraid of the autobahn .. it's very straight with no crossroads and guarding rails left and right .. with plenty space per car (wide) so you can drive fast very savely .. so what's frightening about it?

@dirkst73 4 года назад

Glad you enjoyed it :-) but please allow me one comment about stereotypes you brought up: chips with sauerkraut is really confirming some about brits ;-) but I'm still happy you didn't order vinegar with it... :-D

@keithglazier7192 4 года назад

Tipsy beans are back!

@baloobf 4 года назад

The Mrs. and I love living vicariously through you while you travel through Europe! Addressing the very last of today’s video, maybe it’s because I live across the pond in the US, but I can’t select notifications for any of your video postings as it says your videos have been tagged as containing content “made for kids”. That would certainly affect your viewer numbers if that was a recent change by RU-vid/Google. Thanks for your great attitudes while traveling! Beans for life!

@cmmgray 4 года назад

the autobahn is the best. Whenever I drive my Audi there I wind it up. Fastest I have been is 160mph but you have to drive with incredible far ahead.

@emiliajojo5703 4 года назад

The Simpsons boy was from Switzerland, not Germany!

@TravelBeans 4 года назад

Nope he is German in apart from Germany where they changed him to Swiss 😊

@emiliajojo5703 4 года назад

@@TravelBeans interesting!

@CookieMonster_1969 4 года назад

While most speed limits are set for safety reasons, this is not always the case. In the US we had a period of time in which the max speed limit allowed was 55 mph or about 88 kmh. This speed limit had nothing to do with safety, it was to improve fuel economy and thus lessen the demand for oil, which was essentially for political reasons. And there are still a lot of small towns in the US that set the speed limits so as to collect as much revenue as possible from traffic citations, and they have essentially turned their police into tax collectors.

@christopherx7428 4 года назад

7:39 - Was that really baked camenbert with cranberry? I thought the Germans used to serve it with lingonberry, but it was a long time ago and in a different part of Germany.

@hederahelix4600 4 года назад

Yes, usually it is. Haven't had it in a while, so can't say for sure if they changed it everywhere. maybe it's the american influence. Or cranberries are just cheaper.

@christopherx7428 4 года назад

@@hederahelix4600 I just did a quick search for "Gebackener camembert mit " and checked for "Moosbeeren" (Cranberries) and "preiselbeeren" (Lingonberries) and got something like 3-4 times more hits for the cranberries. Times have changed, I guess. In Sweden it is usually served with cloudberries.

@gluteusmaximus1657 4 года назад

@@hederahelix4600 They should be happy not have gotten Klabuster Beeren.;-)

@JohnRS100 4 года назад

I hope Emma had the foresight to come to an agreement with Alex. I do the driving and you change the tyres.

@mutley203 4 года назад

Hi just started watching you,we really have enjoyed your shows we have starting to catch up on your story.i am retiring on Friday so will be watching more.By the way I live in Dover where you went under the sea to France. Can I suggest a visit to Dover Castle Henry the Eighth world war two Dunkirk tunnels etc.Michael and Gaby

@robinwentt2523 3 года назад

"I love a stereotype and I love a generalization..!" >Alex becomes the next Logan Paul. EDIT 10:05 - I spoke too soon

@JohnDoe-rc2bo 4 года назад

FYI. Würzburg is a corona hotspot;-)

@yasminesteinbauer8565 4 года назад

Yes, many people become careless about the virus too soon. Is it really necessary to cuddle on that bridge during a pandemic? I don't get it. I don't think they're letting any wine festivals happen this year either. BTW: It's Würzburg, not Wözbög.🤣