One Day in The Fairytale Town of Hamelin, Germany (VLOG 49)

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In this video I am showing you the fairytale town Hamelin in the north of Germany. Hamelin is known for the story of the “Rattenfänger” (pied piper). The story says that the town used to have a plague of rats. One day a strange man came into town telling them he could remove all of rats, so they promised him a reward if he does so. He played the pipe and the rats followed him to the river, where they drowned. He came back into town, but they refused to pay him. He played the pipe again and the children followed him out of town, never to be seen again.
Anyways, it’s a super cute little town with a lot of historical buildings that is worth visiting. To see everything you will only need about 2 hours. There are many nice restaurants, our favourite is the Pfannkuchenhaus (pancake house) with traditional German pancakes in many different variations!
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@marharyta_pashkevich 4 месяца назад

Thank you! I'm going to move to Hamelin from another country this year! So your video was helpful for me!❤

@neilhobson3624 Год назад

I lived in Beethoven Strasse in Hamlin from 1972 till 1976. It was the best place I’ve ever lived in. I was almost thirteen when I left. It broke my heart 👍.

@NomadicSeasons Год назад

Aw yes, it is such a beautiful little town! 😍 I love the old German houses and the cobble stoned streets. Leaving must have been hard!

@neilhobson3624 Год назад

@@NomadicSeasons It was awful. We are British and my father was in the army. We had such a good life over there. My German was coming along great too , but when we arrived back in the UK , it was only French that was taught at school. It wrecked my education in a sense 👍.

@NomadicSeasons Год назад

@@neilhobson3624 oh that sounds tough!! It must have been a very difficult time for you and your family 😔 Did you ever come back to Hamelin to visit?

@neilhobson3624 Год назад

@@NomadicSeasons I didn’t unfortunately, but I’ve been back to Germany three times since. I went camping with a friend. I was the passenger on his motorcycle. That was a great two weeks. I’ve since visited Dortmund and Koln. Enjoyed it immensely too. I think I might visit Hamlin again though 👍.

@sabrinaingham3207 Год назад

I lived in Hunoldstrasse with my OMA and OPA from 1959 to 1971. My opa was klempnermeister Peters my uncle was Mayor for some time

@raghavendravishwas5929 8 месяцев назад

Town famous for Pied Piper..

@Lav_Adam98 Год назад

Nice video 😊 Some say that the children that went missing were brought to the medieval town of Sighișoara in România, which has the same features as Hameln, and where you can visit the graveyard and see all the German names 😁

@NomadicSeasons Год назад

Thank you!! 😊 wow, I had no idea!! They don’t tell us that in school 😄 that’s so interesting!

@naked_history 10 месяцев назад

Hi, I work for South Korean broadcast company tvN. we would like to use your video on our history show. Could you please let me know if we could use an excerpt from it giving the credit to your channel? Thanks :)