Weltenburg Abby. We Drank Ancient German Beer by the Danube River | Germany 

You can actually go up the hill behind the abbey where you'll find an additional small trail that provides you with a super nice view and I would not skip that!

One of my favorite videos from your channel. As someone who enjoys a beer in a great setting, you never disappoint.

Thanks! I went back to one of your older, and most meaningful to me, videos to do this, which is long overdue, and tbh, not even enough. My husband and I were just in Bavaria from May 19-June1, and everything you told us to do just hit. Going to Weltenburg may have been THE highlight, just because it was so surprisingly delightful, and led to a perfect day, but we also prioritized a lot of your other recommendations. Just a few examples. 1. The crime museum in Rothenburg (we have both been criminal lawyers on opposite sides). 2. Wank Mountain. 3. I DID hate Neuschwanstein, but bc of you we didn't bother buying tickets (I did like Hohenschwangau though, and Linderhof). 3. Restaurants - we took several of your records to include Drei Muhle (sp?) in Munich, and were the only Americans there. 4. We also went for a few days at Christmas to visit some markets and took your advice to visit neighborhood ones. 5. Partnach Klam (sp?) 6. Having the courage to walk into a big festival tent that was coincidentally set up in Garmisch when we were there for what seems to have been a meeting of many shooting clubs (?) of Tirol. I'm not sure I'd have been brave enough to do that in a foreign country without having seen your "hey let's check it out" attitude. 7. Walking into the vintage bookstore in Bamburg and finding travel guides from when my parents lived in Germany, and an amazing English language book written to prepare people for travel to Europe from the early 30s. A total treasure. Other things you told us universally panned out to be correct also. We have some different sets of friends also going to Germany at Oktoberfest time, and will tell them to just listen to everything you say. A few other things too, I grew up in NOVA (Woodbridge), lived for a time a block from the Ballston metro, and now have captured as close to a "town" lifestyle as possible by living in Downtown Leesburg, a quarter mile from my job. I get a good sense of your values, from the videos, and insta stories, and share them. I was also instantly obsessed with the trains and buses in Germany the second I set foot on one. I wish you the best of luck getting your citizenship in Germany and will continue to watch your videos, and tell people about them. We learned about you during an Oktoberfest at a local downtown Leesburg german brewery called Black Hoof from friends of friends, who may have known you. Thank you again!

Do you know "bavarian capa" come from Kelheim?

How often is that boat available to take you across the river? Lol, that would be a bit of a hike to not be able to cross. Completely want to do this this June.

Did you try the Schneider Weiße in Kehlheim as well? I actually love the area, the Befreiungshalle in Kehlheim, which is a forgotten temple of the Bavarian nation and then going up to Weltenburg or going up the Altmühl valley wirh its many castles, the cave Schulerloch and the falcon Show in Riedenburg. That reminds me of my childhood, when my Mum took me out here from Regensburg on many a day-trip.

Your videos are our kind of holiday We are not big into touristy places or big crowds. We like more of these of the beaten path, interesting places, that are visited mainly by locals. Keep your videos coming. I love them. We will be staying in Riedenburg in May and were already planning a visit here

Absolutely gorgeous. Germany just went up a couple notches on my dream travel list.

The Black Forest is wonderful in autumn, I've heard. Walhalla as well, but no hiking there.

What town did you park in? Is train to that same locale an option? Loved the hike in / boat out approach but wondering if car out of Munich is only way to pull that off. Cheers!

Camille trying not to laugh with 😸⭐ in the conclusion 😂 Great video!

WOW what a beautiful place, however watching Camille holding it together was far better, who doesn't like a cat butt in your face!!

That looks like such a great hike! Love it.

It will be good if you can post the parkpltaz as well as other tourist spot google map links too in your descriptions

Great video my friend. Stay safe. Greetings from Reise Visionen in Germany

Where are you guys from ?

Its often difficult to separate a monastery from a brewery. 😄

👆def think a video on car rental will be helpful! Planning on renting one but then going back and forth on it! Coming from the states, so saving time on transport is a huge factor. We managed without car in Switzerland 🤔 and I think we'd be ok for Germany although we'd probably have to cut out a few plans (ex: traveling out to see an Almabtrieb).

Hi I love your vids but could you please slow down ? You guys talk too fast

Could you slow down a bit?