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COVID decision is not the brightest in the world he is blinded by novelty. I ditched Germany when COVID started. Germany is a swirly in the toilet of Europe and grew up there he isn't clearly not knowing what he is talking about. The German rail system is the most broken I have seen it in 50 years, no teain is on time anymore, always delays or missing trains alltogether. He really should take his colored sun glasses off. Germany is but a faded shadow of what it was in the 79s and 80s. And I appeal to all readers here not to listen to tjis person talking in the video. He has no comparison.

Hey guys. Love your stuff. Please read a Schnitzel recipe. Original is veal, that‘s a Wiener Schnitzel. Of course you can choose different meat versions. But what is canon to all Schnitzels: the breadcrust MUST NOT stick to the meat. The Schnitzel is only perfect as soon as the breadcrust „hovers“ above the meat. Believe or read. 🙃

Don't worry, I am a palace person as well, and it is not that bad. Although I don't like the rich ... mainly because I am not rich myself... they do have a sense of beauty, at least one thing the aristocracy and I have in common. That is why I like Ludwig 1, as he was building for the nation and not only for himself, like the Befreiungshalle in Kehlheim for example. I absolutely liked this vid because it had everything in it that makes Bavaria Bavarian: lovely wildlife, good beer, a King's castle and a great church. I really liked that you tried to show the inside of the church this time. You can't really calll me a beliver in the Carholic Version of Christianity either, but the beauty of these places is just unmatched and for centuries the almost heathen way in which the people lived their Christian believes in Bavaria defined Bavarian culture, for example instead of praying to the Great Mother Godess praying to Mary in the same way. I totally agree with you that Linderhof is the niest of Ludwig's palaces. I especially like the grounds with all the tiny castlelike houses dotted around like the grotto. But I have to disagree with you on Neuschwanstein, it is NOT a castle, it is a palace. And if you ask me, in my eyes it is nothing more than Ludwig's propaganda Tool or in other words Ludwig's own little way of sticking his two fingers up at the Kaiser in Berlin. Now that you are a new Born palace person 😅, one palce that really impressed me, is the tiny palace in Neuburg an der Donau. Perhaps you like it too. Thanks again for that wonderful vid. I really like about you two that you like the little things, like the rainbow a fountain makes, and that you give them a stage. This is really refreshing and is very likeable.

You should extend it a little more, there are horses and beautiful mountains near Sais Rigais. :)

your a lucky man, I work for the USG and believe me the benefits are at least as good as Deutschland's I lived there for 9 years, the health insurance companies are better in GE.

Been to 164 countries and 100s of cities. Tblisi hands down is the most gorgeous interesting fun place!!!

What is the best time to do this trip like what time of the month?

Would you recommend visiting Nuremberg for a day trip on a Sunday? Or would a week day be better?

Hi I wanted to ask where do you stay throughout the duration of these 8 days, do you head back home to Munich or chose to stay in the same town itself for the night. And could you give me a quick total on how much it’d cost to follow this itenary. Thanks

Did you try the bratwuestherzl in Munich?

Is sauerkraut vegan? I think they often use a liitle bit of räucherspeck (german smoked ham) the add some flavout to it. When i think about all the sauerkraut i get it was mostly with speck inside.

Very nice video! Just a small correction: What you got on top of your potato-salad was actually not Bärlauch but Vogerlsalat, in Germany it's called Feldsalat or Rapunzel - related to the fairy tale of the same name. Also it looks like the dressing was made with pumpkin oil :) Keep it up!

Liebe Camille, vielen Dank für dieses berührende Video. Deine Großeltern sind sehr reizende Menschen, ihr Deutsch ist ausgezeichnet und sie haben es auf eine sehr liebenswerte Art gesprochen. Bei Deinem Opa denkt man fast, er ist ein Deutscher, der schon lange in Amerika lebt und Deutsch mit einem leichten Akzent spricht. Es wundert mich nicht, daß die Leute meinten, er wäre Deutscher, als er in Deutschland lebte. Ich denke einmal, diese Situation gibt es in vielen Auswanderer-Familien. Obwohl die Eltern deutschsprachig sind und sich wohl bemühen, mit den Kindern in ihrer Muttersprache zu sprechen, ist das Umfeld anderssprachig und so kann es sein, daß die Sprache der Eltern von den Kindern dann spätestens im Schulalter zurückgeht ... Umgekehrt ist es ja auch in Deutschland so, daß die Kinder von Einwanderern die Sprache ihrer Eltern teilweise auch nicht mehr so astrein gut sprechen. Mein Schwager ist Halbengländer und da sein Vater oft auf Geschäftsreisen war, hat er Englisch nicht so gut gelernt. Seine Mutter sprach auch nicht so gut Englisch (war Deutsche) und er hat oft nur auf Deutsch geantwortet, als sein Vater gezielt Englisch mit ihm sprach ... Ganz herzliche Grüße von Philipp

Welcome back! Seems like you haven’t been around for a while. Glad there was some vegan sausage! Those cookies looks great, too! Now I’m hungry!

In what part of October was this filmed? I am trying to gauge the timing of fall color in the area. Thanks!

Will be here in the December for the Christmas markets I’m quite excited 😁😁😁

Hey guys. Love your videos. Been watching for a year now and me and my wife actually visited Germany for 30 days last month after using your videos for tips on our itinerary. Nuremberg was one of my favourite cities. The castle blew our minds. Clearly we missed some good eating but drank heaps of Tucher. Keep on keeping the vids coming.. good stuff. Also, you should check out Monreal if you are feeling like a trip, or anywhere on the Rhine.Bacharach and Rudesheim.

Great video. Blessings from Erlangen.

Again learnt something new, as I jad never heard of the gorge before. Thank ypou for sharing.

Been living in Bavaria for ten years now and I just visited "the eagles nest " for the first time. The German Alps are truly breathtaking. ❤

welcome to germany! glad to have you here!!

I was in Bamberg last year and tried the beer. It smells like an ash tray , tastes like a bonfire. I did finish it but was the very bottom of the many beers I sampled

I absolutely loved Nürnberg! I wish I had known how great it was before I went so I could have planned one more day there.

EVEN IF YOU HUMAN SLAVES FILL THIS ENTIRE PRISON WORLD WITH FICTION ( MONEY ) OR ( DIAMOND GOLD SILVER ) THAT STILL CAN'T MAKE LAND PRODUCE VEGETABLES WHY DO YOU HUMAN SLAVES BELIEVE THAT YOU NEED TO EARN & PAY FICTION ( MONEY ) TO BE ALIVE ? WHY DO YOU HUMAN SLAVES BELIEVE THAT ARCHONS RULING YOU CAN CREATE FICTION ( MONEY ) ? * WHY DO YOU HUMAN SLAVES BELIEVE THAT FICTION ( MONEY ) IS REAL AND HAS VALUE ? * WHY DO YOU HUMAN SLAVES BELIEVE THAT ( DIAMOND GOLD SILVER ) HAVE MORE VALUE THAN LAND & VEGETABLES ? * ARCHONS RULING YOU HUMAN SLAVES CREATED FICTION ( MONEY ) TO MAKE YOU DO THE EVILS WHICH OTHERWISE YOU WOULD NEVER DO *

Schmidt is ok, but next time try Frauenholtz Lebkuchen, one minute walking distance from Hauptmarkt...

As a regular follower of your chanel, you've convinced me to revisit Nuernberg for the food and Bier! All I had my visit last year was Tucher Helles. But I LOVE Bratwurst and Kartoffelsalat. I'm planning to base my 2024 visit in Muenchen for 5 days with day trip activities, then onwards to Heidelberg, followed by Wittenberg and Leipzig. If you haven't visited Wittenberg, I recommend it highly. Its a relatively untouched by war medieval city, the home of the Protestant Reformation and home of Martin Luther. My trip this year is based on Music, historical cities, and authentic German food and Bier.

Love having Camille more involved in front of the camera and how you bounce of each other's energy. Really liked the outtakes too, shows just what you have to go through to get the polished results that we get to enjoy.

I don't understand why it is so hard to put one vegan option on a menue. More and more people become vegetarian or even vegan, it should be standard by now.

Great video. How much exercise do you do to work off the würst? You’re both staying trim despite all the goodies you eat… what’s your secret?!? I won’t tell anyone. 🤫

it is spelled n-ü-r-n-b-e-r-g gosh.

Nuremberg used to be the toy capital of the world. They were also famous for mechanics. See the iron hand of Götz von Berlichingen. You should also have tried Franconian Schäufele.

I'm a vegetarian living in Nuremberg.There are some decent vegetarian places to check out such as das Zeit und Raum Cafe near to where I live. I recognise all the places you ate out at, but I've never been to any of them. I'll have to visit them.

Will definitely put this on our must visit list you do an awesome job in filming and speaking

Russell Crowe again! 😅

... wow...young Russell Crowe's got the German Passport!😅

Is it possible to combine Zugspitze and Eibsee in one day? Can I rent a bike from the bottom of the Zugspitze peak tram and bike to the lake?

Neuschwanstein isn't really a castle so much as a work of art. IMO it is best seen from a distance against the mountains. We went inside and toured it a long time ago (late 1990s) and it's true that it just doesn't seem real enough. (Plus it's unfinished.) Last week we were in Fussen and decided to experience Neuschwanstein from "above." We took the Tegelbergbahn gondola from just east of Neuschwanstein up to the top of the slightly more than mile-high mountain and then hiked down. The views of the castle from the gondola were spectacular. The trail that takes you down behind the castle is long (about 8 miles) and surprisingly treacherous for those of us who are "light weight", inexperienced hikers (on either side of age 60). It's not a family stroll and half way through we were wondering if we had made a mistake by trying it. But the views of the surrounding mountains were breathtaking an we managed to survive the 3.5 hour trek down. (The 2 hours that the signs say are estimates for only German mountain goats.) Anyway, I thought you folks might like an alternative idea for the Neuschwanstein area because it is worth seeing.

We finally had the chance to go to Eisenberg and Hohenfryberg castles on this past Thursday. They were WONDERFUL! It was a day with some rain showers which ended up being a blessing in disguise since we were mostly alone at both castles except for short periods of time. Hohenfryberg was defiinitely the more impressive, but I really enjoyed being able to go all around the inner part of the outer wall of Eisenberg castle. Thanks again for pointing out an adventure in Bavaria that I would have probably never heard of otherwise. Here's a little tip though... (We were staying overnight in Fussen, not doing it as a day trip from Munich.) If you're coming from Fussen, there is a bus that leaves from the train station that will drop you off much closer to the base of the castle trails than the train.

Thank you for your content. My wife and I are heading to Bavaria in August and plan on using some of your ideas to make our trip more enjoyable. I appreciate you two!

Look die Donau insel beats the volks garten on shear size

Awesome video. My wife and I are coming to the Edelweiss Lodge in Garmisch this August for 11 days. We love the area and food. Thanks for the Wonderful ideas for a small hike and dinner

You're very well articulated man, kudos to you.

Excellent as always

Thank you for not only the video but your words. I appreciate your taking the time to address the ‘elephant in the room’ and the issues that still exist. Well said.

I appreciate that you included the darker history of the city. Of course it's not a fun topic but would be inappropriate to ignore and you handled it very well. If anyone is interested to learn more while visiting Nuremberg, check out the Documentation Center museum which is an excellent resource about the N4zi regime and its relationship with the city.

Austria is over rated in general... need to do an exam and a test to get a fishing licence, can't swim in most lakes, no wild camping. All the beautiful nature that you can't enjoy

Your parting comments are not only appropriate but needed and eloquently stated. Thank you!

You had it good with the train.We decided to hike in the week to Tegernsee as we thought less crowded than weekend all was good until we arrived at Harras when a flash mob of noisey teenagers from a school entered filling train up instantly.They got out at Schliersee as we did and this rable continued to follow is to the trail head.- nightmare experiece when we just wanted a peaceful day in the country

You gave us a sunset spot 🥰.

I’ve lived in Bavaria for over 30 years, German at C2 level & gainful employment for the whole period. I have begun the process for German citizenship so that I can leave the country for more than 180 days without losing my residency. The S2 to Erding is terribly unreliable, so public transport is only mittelmäßig.