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    Original Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j32RezXacYM&ab_channel=RyanShirley
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    30 Comments

    6. dh1ao on

      every country in Europe is full of history. For me as a german the most medieval town is Brügge Belgium, don't miss it 🙂

    7. Alice Milne on

      For autumn colours with the changing leaves the best place to see that is the Spessart region which has the largest mixed deciduous forest still remaining in Germany.

    8. Micade on

      The whole of Europe hosts superb places. What I can't wrap my head around is that North America with all its natural diversity and potential should look so drab in comparison, from what you're saying and as illustrated by many videos.

      How did "the brave" manage to f* up the "new world" is disheartening … Yet, though at first, the new cities were quite interesting and charming, the Americans' submission to the car – and racism – has ruined it all. Watch this (on YT): "A Brief History of U.S. City Planning" – City Beautiful

    9. Micade on

      Connor, I have given you twice the references to a fascinating documentary on 1000 years of European castles, where you'll find the explanation why some of them are ship-shaped. it's not just for them to "look pretty"!

    10. StellaTZH on

      Cologne and its cathedral always look a bit dreary and grey in pictures and on video. Not too spectacular. But it’s hard to convey just how massive this thing is. You leave the main station, step out and it’s right there, so huge it’s hard to fathom until you stand right before it. It dwarfs everything around it and you feel like an ant. I’m not even religious but I can’t help but go inside every time I’m in cologne. The interior is just beautiful, serene and a bit gloomy in a gothic way. It’s even cooler to enter the city via train and watch the cathedral loom ever larger as you cross the bridge over the rhine towards the train station.

    11. Micade on

      France and Germany fought over Alsace and Lorraine, as these hold important coal reserves that were a great source of income in the days …

    12. StellaTZH on

      Btw, I live in the Black Forest and those pictures are not exaggerated. You’d think Ryan might have picked the best spots to show in the video and the rest is maybe meh but it’s seriously this beautiful everywhere. There are so many little villages you could add to the list of picturesque places. It’s almost a hazard while driving. I had to check myself several times because I was about to veer off the road while gawking at the landscape

    17. Michael Bonn on

      20:45 When it comes to the Brothers Grimm, the first thing i hear from an American is Hansel and Gretel. I thought Snow White and The Sleeping Beauty by the Brothers Grimm were more popular in America.

    19. Product Joe on

      I have family from the Black Forest. It’s amazing. They’re from Villingen, a beautiful walled town near the source of the Danube in Donaueschingen. There is a spectacular train from there to Freiburg that winds its way through and up the mountains. There’s also a lovely set of waterfalls in the tiny town of Triberg, which is only moderately obsessed with cuckoo clocks

    20. ENEMDE on

      The Matterhorn is in the ALPS between Switzerland and Italy. Mont Blanc is also in the ALPS but between France and Italy.

    21. Night Storm on

      when you learn about Hanseatic League, you should check out german famous pirat "Klaus Störtebeker/Klaus Stoertebeker" and the history of the "Victual Brothers/Vitalien Brothers", which had a connection to the Hanseactic League at some point

    22. Wills Womble on

      Yes it looks amazing, but tainted with horror and evil, twisted people forever. I will never spend time or money in that land, as a UK citizen. I voted to get OUT of the EU, no matter any cost! Most all UK jobs were shut in the 1980's and went East and the Germans ruled all!

    24. Microtubuli on

      you know…..if you are there you do not think that others would be so happy to be there^^ but I bet I would have fun to be in youre place^^ thats the good thing that Youtube can make realise what you have^^

    25. RustyDust101 on

      As a German I have to say: for someone who has visited these locations his pronunciation is often attrocious.
      We're not talking only slightly off; we're talking so twisted that a German would probably be unable to understand it, unless it was printed.
      Getting someone from the location to say it once, correctly, and have it on record to listen to, and repeat might make it better.
      We are talking along the lines of mangling New York to Naff Joark or Chicago to She-key-jo. Yes, it was really that bad in some cases.

    27. Arne Boll on

      Moin ut noorddüütschland 👍

      More places to visit are in north Germany,.
      German Baltic coast Rügen island, city Rostock Warnemünde , Stralsund, Wismar, Usedom Island.

      German Northsea,.. Islands Norderney, Borkum, Wangerooge, Langerooge, Spiekeroog and Helgoland.
      City Bremen, Leer

      Hool di wuchtig mien keerl un allerbest ut noorddüütschland vun de waterkant Bremerhaven 👍😀

    29. Manfred Czerny on

      *stopps video at 1:34 *
      @mcJibbin
      "Matterhorn" is the highest Mountain in my home country, austria
      "mont blanc" is a mountain on the border between italy and france
      your welcome ^^

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