The "strong girl" lifting the horse is Pippi Langstrumpf. She is basically one of the most famous characters of the children story "Pippi Langstrumpf" written by Astrid Lindgren, a VERY famous writer here. I even went to Astrid Lindgren Elementary School. It first was a book and then they made a bunch of movies, which I watched and loved so much as a kid. It's something almost every german knows. Basically, Pippi Langstrumpf is a nine-year-old overly confident girl who's lived alone in a huge house ever since her father left. She lived there with her horse, Kleiner Onkel (Little Uncle) and pet monkey, Herr Nielson (Mister Nielson). That's basically all the friends she has until one day the two neighbors kids come over and they become friends. It's really sweet and beautiful for kids because the way she lives is exactly the way every child dreams to live. She bakes cake every day, her horse lives in the house, she climbs around the stairs, has lots and lots of money to buy every kind of candy she wants and constantly invents weird things like flying beds or so. It's pretty old, it's literally the same age as my mom. The movies were made in 1969 so it's obviously a pretty different time period but it is made with a lot of love and if you find a video with english subtitles, maybe worth a reaction.

@Warentester

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Her name is Pippi Longstocking in English

@karstenbursak8083

Жыл бұрын

her original full name is "Pippilotta Viktualia Rullgardinia Krusemynta Efraimsdotter Långstrump"

@martajosefina9115

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, Astrid Lindgren is known all over the world! There is actually a movie about her life, which was quite sad, but it’s worth watching!

@nmmknh8997

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@@Warentester Didn't know there was an english version. Sorry.

@nmmknh8997

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@@martajosefina9115 I know. I watched it. I found it very sad 🥲

By now the U.S. section of the Wunderland probably has better railroad infrastructure than the actual United States.

@GilbMLRS

Жыл бұрын

The slidable shower cabins in hotel bathrooms have a better rail infrastructure than the U.S.

@performancegold8562

Жыл бұрын

Same here in germany

@davdav3945

Жыл бұрын

🤭

@nielsgde

Жыл бұрын

Der Anteil der Eisenbahn am Güterverkehr ist in den USA mehr als doppelt so hoch wie in Deutschland. Rail's share of freight traffic in the USA is more than twice as high as in Germany. Ach ja, Deutschland hat gut 40 % seines Schienennetzes stillgelegt und die USA nur etwas mehr als ein Viertel. Oh and Germany has shut down more than 40% of its rail network, the USA only a little over a quarter.

@karinland8533

Жыл бұрын

@@GilbMLRS 😂😂😂

Hey Ryan. Since this movie is older (11 years), the facts are no longer correct! On August 16, 2022, the builders have reached the 1,000,000 working hours. And, YES, everything you see is miniature!! There are now also new sections that have not yet been shown in the film. I have been there several times and am always amazed at what is done there!😯 Udo

@georgthormann4362

Жыл бұрын

Perfect video to recommend Udo!👍🏼

@dutchman6936

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, quite outdated since the Wunderland is now almost 23 years old. Maybe look at more recent videos... They've done some incredible projects

@fxlei1856

Жыл бұрын

Only the first shot is not miniature

@annikastonefieldt7941

Жыл бұрын

Udoooooo! Grüße aus Hamburg! I visit the Wunderland every few years - it is amazing what they continue to create :3

@losmosquitos1108

Жыл бұрын

Aaaand there is an actual bridge now spanning over the canal to another warehouse with some more hundred square meters, the Formula 1 race track of Monte Carlo finally functioning, and South America with Rio de Janeiro (which was mad by model builders here in Buenos Aires), and and….. 👍

Miniature wonderland is located on several floors in several buildings connected by a bridge.. It's fantastic, even if you are not interested in trains. Everywhere something is happening and sometimes kids wouldn't understand what's going on there.. 😉

@jackbordar2727

Жыл бұрын

I was once there as a kid and like he said, it's often difficult to see everything.

@arrensen

Жыл бұрын

you really need at least a whole day there to really experience it. and everytime you visit you notice new details that you have missed before. As i am from hamburg, i have been there multiple times, and it is incredible to see how it grows. I mean this video was from 2011, around 12 years ago. It has grown a lot since then, and still is.

@inselberliner

Жыл бұрын

If you have the chance take the "behind the scenes" giuded tour. You will see things that aren't visable from the other side. And I don't mean the "backround" stuff of the trains. There is one 18+ scene you can only see from behind the layout.

@mischa7823

Жыл бұрын

Is the part across the bridge open for visitors already? Last time I went there they had just aquired the space.

@hoffnungstirbtzuletzt5529

Жыл бұрын

@@mischa7823 yes, its open. I visited Hamburg in November and MiWuLa is always on my list of must-visit. I experienced the new Virtual Reality attraction and had much fun!

The horse lifting girl is from a Swedish story for kids that is very popular here. Pippi is the strongest girl, she can lift her horse. 😊

@DMSL101DM

Жыл бұрын

It is known in US as Pippi Longstocking.

@K__a__M__I

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Pippi Longstocking in english, also pretty well known in America. I'm surprised Ryan didn't recognize her.

@ronnyseffinga7950

Жыл бұрын

yeah its Pippi Longstocking.....

@gluteusmaximus1657

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@@DMSL101DM Lína Langsokkur in Icelandic.

@Wolfspaule

Жыл бұрын

Hey Pipi Langstrumpf trallari trallara tralla hopsasa....

And you just saw the old video! Here's our new one: kzread.info/dash/bejne/hGpqm85uc6SXiaQ.html 😉 But we're glad you liked it! Come visit us some time 😊❤️

The Miniatur Wunderland is quite unique in the world. It really is overwhelming visiting for the first time. You need at least 3 hours to go through and look at everything and (as a person who has worked there myself) we usually reccommend that you go through and just look at the surface level of everything and then decide what you want to look at in detail or you'll quickly be out of time and concentration for looking at all the things. The sound effects in this video aren't real, but there ARE actually sound effects for a lot of things, such as the airport, the festival grounds/concerts, and for example animal noises in the zoo. When you work there it can get REALLY repetitive staying in one place to fix a broken train for example, while all the sounds keep playing depending on where you are, but you just get used to it at some point :D The MiWuLa has been voted germanys #1 tourist attraction for 5 years in a row now and if you ever come to germany I definitely recoommend a visit! Fun Fact: While the cars, planes and trains are running on an automated software and are just monitored by people, they still haven't found a way to fully automate the ships on the real water in scandinavia, so an employee sits in a corner and remote controls the ships all day. It's a great job for students who are using the time to study or listen to audio books while driving the boats.

@fritzest853

Жыл бұрын

3 Stunden ist aber sehr ambitioniert 😂

@voyance4elle

Жыл бұрын

That sounds like a wonderful student job!

@ThomasIsBored

Жыл бұрын

Three hours?? I find it hard to complete in a single day and I've been there like 5 times already

@TsaGo_1912

Жыл бұрын

Also heute hatte ich meinen 14. Besuch bei euch und da wir es eilig hatten, waren wir *nur* 4.5 h drinnen. Normalerweise verbringe ich 7 Stunden bei euch, mein vorletzter Besuch hat 10 Stunden gedauert 😂

@Jocraft2039

Жыл бұрын

Ich war jetzt schon 5mal da und hab so 6h gebracht um alles zu sehen und dann hat man immer noch nicht alles gesehen

There's not a photo that captures the entire wonderland. That's not possible 'cause the Miniature Wonderland is to large. It's located in several rooms, on different levels, in two different buildings (of Hamburg's famous old warehouse district) which are connected by a bridge! By the way, the attraction 'The Hamburg Dungeons' are right next to the Wonderland. It shows the varied and dark history of Hamburg in an entertaining and creepy way. In this case: Thx for your Reaction to this wonderful Miniature Wonderland. ;)

Here are some more actual facts about the Miniatur Wunderland since the video is, as mentioned, 11 years old: They rented a 2nd building behind the first warehouse and connected it with a bridge, so today the Miniatur Wunderland has 10.000 m² rental area and the total size of the model area is 1.545 m² with already more than 1 million working hours and 10 finished Areas. Over 16km of tracks with 3517 Railroad switches,1120 locomotives, more than 10450 wagons, the longest model train is 14,51m (47,6 feet). 4340 houses, more than 497000 LEDs, 289000 figures and 137000 trees, 52 airplanes and over 10250 model cars. Today, more than 300 employees work in all areas of Miniatur Wunderland and the costs already amount to 37.2 million euros. The whole facility is controlled by 53 computers.

This is one of the wonders of the world!! I was there allready 19 times, if you are in Hamburg you have to visit it! At the moment they are building Monaco and the houses and so on allready dune, but they don't wanna open it without having in Monaco a Formula 1 Race there, so they are working on it 8 years now and I think they are on a good way to open it, I think in 2 or 3 years. The people there are mad, but in a positiv way!

The Miniatur Wunderland is awesome. This January they are doing something they do every january, when you dont have the means to go there, you can still go and just say to the cashier that you dont have the money to pay and they will still let you in, you can even pass them a paper saying that in case you are too embarassed

@davdav3945

Жыл бұрын

That sounds really nice 👍🏽😊☮️

@SpargelLP

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@@davdav3945 i think its great. Intentionally losing revenue to make such a wonderful place accessible for the less fortunate people. Tho you have to expect some waiting times, since they allow a max number of people inside and obviously paying customers go first

@leoh3616

Жыл бұрын

Machen die das im ernst?

@ErhardBernstein

Жыл бұрын

@@leoh3616 Ja, schon seit einigen Jahren.

@leoh3616

Жыл бұрын

@@ErhardBernstein Nicht schlecht!

Pipi Langstrumpf (Longstocking) is a beloved fictional character invented by Swedish author Astrid Lindgren. Pipi is the strongest girl/person ever and lifts her horse Little Uncle. She lives in a villa by herself with her horse and her monkey Mr Nilsson. Oh, she owns a suitcase full of gold…

@beldin2987

Жыл бұрын

Ah yeah, wasn't her father a pirate ? Man that was maybe 50 years ago when i saw that 😄

@miaschmitz413

Жыл бұрын

@@beldin2987 Her dad was king over a tropical island and captured by pirates… but yes, it’s been a very long time for me too…

It got so big over the years, that one day of visit isn't enough anymore. On my next trip back home to Hamburg i'm planning with at least two full days of going there. So much love to detail.

I was in Germany last summer and visited Miniatur Wunderland with my parents and it really is an amazing experience, the attention to detail is just crazy! It even spans several floors and sections and you can easily spend hours in there just marvelling at the fascinating minuature landscapes, cars boats, trains and planes that move around as if they were the real thing. They even have a locker there where you can charge your cellphone if the battery runs out, which I found to be a very cool feature. I definitely recommend paying Miniatur Wunderland a visit, it's definitely one of the coolest things that you'll remember for a long time! :)

This video is already old. But, it still is impressive. They leased other rooms across the canal, built a bridge with trains crossing from the northern hemisphere to the southern hemisphere. Currently they are in the, more or less, final stages to create South-America. And: No, it can not be photographed in one picture...it is too large, covering several rooms over three floors of two warehouse buildings separated by a canal (called "Fleet" in Hamburg). You need at least two, three days to see and comprehend it all.

They also won a world record. During the Covid lockdown no visitors were allowed into any museum, so they built tracks for a train in the area where else the visitors walk. At the side of the tracks they put glasses filled with water which formed tunes when the train came by. They show pretty much of the different sections in miniature wonderland in this video: kzread.info/dash/bejne/k3aCqs-OhJatgMo.html

@JellowCat

Жыл бұрын

i was gonna recommend just that when he was wondering if there was a picture of the entire thing.

You are such a nice guy. You can name all Vegas Hotels but you don’t know Pipi Longstocking. When your kid is a bit older you should definitely have a look at all Astrid Lindgrens books with him or her. ☺️

Some years ago the Miniatur Wunderland produced a good video which explains the "Rettungsgasse" (rescue lane) rule on German highways. This video is available on KZread with subtitles available in several languages, of course including English. Maybe you would like to do a reaction video to it? This video is here: kzread.info/dash/bejne/Y3hoztWDnt3Uoc4.html

@devilskitty5032

Жыл бұрын

hilft bei den deutschen ned viel, die sind für die rettungsgasse im allgemeinen zu blöd - wie man immer wieder sieht wenn wo ein unfall ist... kein durchkommen für einsatzfahrzeuge

Hamburg is anyway the most beautiful city in Germany. Its allways worth visiting ❤

@sigridholzner2807

Жыл бұрын

Very nice but not THE most beautiful, just one of them

@marjanpel1563

Жыл бұрын

Hamburg, meine Perle! :)

Miniaturwunderland is great. They even placed Details where visitors can not see. Thus you can see stuff that was not even planned to be seen in the behind the scenes tour.

Best part: there are also hidden jokes like the Milka Cow hidden within the realism

You should probably look for a more modern video, they also expanded over one of the canals in Hamburg's old warehouse district (Speicherstadt) with a bridge recently to add Patagonia. Yes, South America. Made in South America by locals and then shipped to Hamburg. They are big and always expanding

These two brothers that made the MiwuLa become true used to be owners and DJs of a wellknown Diskotheke named "Voila" back in the 80ies and than decided to work on their dream...which finally started in 2001 orsome. Great guys.....

A few years ago, there was a coorparation between Google and Miniatur Wunderland. So parts of the Wunderland can be viewed on Google Street View. Just search for Wunderland street view.

If you want an overview of the whole thing I can recommend you the Miniatur Wunderland KZread channel. They got an 1 hour drive through basically the whole thing in 360° with a camera mounted on the train. I watched it more than once because you can easily spot new things when changing the perspective and looking around in the little world. Very entertaining and also quite relaxing.

I‘m from Hamburg. I‘ve visit the „Miniatur Wunderland“ a lot. I definitely recommend to go there.

You have seen so much and were so fascinated by many german sights, time has come you need to come over here and spend a loooong holiday in Germany!

6:05 it's taken from a kids story called :pipi langstrumpf written by astrid lindgren, very famous in europe

I was there a couple of times when I was younger... It's incredible. So many little stories are hidden there. Love it.

One of my favorites. I work just around the corner and some years ago, we even had our company`s Christmas party in the premises. They opened for us after the public was gone and we had the whole area just for ourselves. It is amazing every time I visit.

It's huge. They rented out floors in one of the buildings and when they went out of space they rented space in the building next to it and built a bridge between the buildings. So there's no way to fit everything in one picture.

I'm not sure if they actually are subtitles available, but the other videos on that channel are super interesting. And one of their currently running projects is Monaco, including the formula one race. That will be so cool.

6:00 That's Pippi Longstocking, a fable character from Astrid Lindgren's brilliant, creative mind. She has a pet monkey and horse and owns her own house she inherited from her seafaring pirate father and she is super strong!

The newest attraction, they are still working on currently I think, is being part of the miniature world by VR. They mapped all the scenery using multiple POV pictures and merge it with cameras fitted into the trains and ships etc. to have the current visitors on your VR screen while you're traveling within this tiny world. The Miniature Wonderland does actually have more visitors per year than New Swanstein.

Coming from Scandinavia we had a three day stay in Hamburg on our way traveling south Europe. Of course we visited the Miniatur Wunderland and I was immediately in awe. I guess, like me the Wunderland turned 11 back then. Ryan's reaction made me wonder, how they leveled up this project till today. I'm inspired traveling all the 7500 km back to Europe, just to see it. So, thanks for the inspiration.

@felixb.3420

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Even if you're older on your visit: *Everybody* turns 11 again when watching it. 😊 It's absolutely awesome! Words can't describe it!

Hello and many greetings from Germany. I live in Hamburg and only 15 minutes away from Miniatur Wunderland and have been there about 10 times. It's really worth a visit because you always discover something new, even after so many visits. It's super impressive. Even America is represented there with Las Vegas, the Grand Canyon and NASA. And the cruise ship that can be seen there really exists. This is the AIDAblu from the German shipping company AIDA Cruises. In addition, there are the largest miniature mountains in the world, the largest miniature airport in the world and much more. It's really super beautiful and I can really recommend it to anyone visiting Germany to go there. Many greetings from Germany.

@werwerwerwer-vd3cg

Жыл бұрын

Nothing to add

9:13 the reaction is just priceless. From "I'm having fun" to "wait is this..." to "I am appalled they included this" in less than 5 seconds

6:00 The girl lifting the horse is called "Pipi Langstrumpf". It was a childrens show back in the late 70s and 80s based on the books of Astrid Lindgren.

Fun fact: The miniature wonderland Schloss Neuschwanstein (the fancy castle noone can shut up about) is visited more often than the real one.

Been there several times, you basically need a week to somehow capture it. Also, it's spread across multiple floors so you can't take a photo of everything at once

During the lockdown they set a new world record for the longest piece of classical music played with trains and drinking glasses. It‘s really cool and you can sort of see the whole Miniaturwunderland in the video

I was there only once in 2012. And I didn’t see everything cause it was just too big to get it all in one day - even back then. I’m glad it survived the pandemic. It would’ve been a big loss for us all.

@userhessenone1469

Жыл бұрын

actually it wasnt surprising that they survived the pandemic since they are taking in about 26 million Euros each year

The Wunderland was enlarged. A metal bridge is connecting the older part and the new one. I was there in February 2022. If you visit Hamburg a stop in Wunderland is obligatory. You can spend a whole day with your family there, if you want. Fast food meals are available at the snack bar. The design is unique there. You have the feeling of sitting in a train wagon. Don't forget to check in.

Exciting 😊 our son will go there with bis grandparents 😊 If you come to Germany one day, Hamburg is definitely worth a visit. 👍🏽😊☮️

Been there in 2014, we had to register for a scheduled entry as there's only a limited amount of visitors allowed in the MiWuLa at once (luckily there's a somewhat macabre museum about medieval/renaissance Hamburg right next to it so we could beat some time there and still had a ton of fun). The place is massive and filled to the brim with countless details, you can probably visit the place a dozen times and still not even scratch the surface. ^^

the Miniatur Wunderland goes over multiple stories and also goes over the river into the next building.

As a kid I was there for many times and it took me over 7 hours to see the hole wonderland! It is huge!

That video is 12 Years old, so much has become bigger since then :)

The video you watched is actually absolutely not up to date. Now it's 16km of tracks instead of 13km. And now there is also Italy, Venice, France and Rio de Janeiro. Today (19.01.23) I visited the Miniature Wonderland. And it's always incredible, it doesn't matter how often I'm there. Here are some videos of Italy, the airport and South America: kzread.info/dash/bejne/dYWepZeEoqaTpM4.html (Italy) kzread.info/dash/bejne/g65osMWNnrTLlNI.html (Airport) kzread.info/dash/bejne/q51qxdGYopS2lrg.html (South America)

For me living in Hamburg, the MiWULA was one of the favourite Things to do. I Just recommend to buy a Ticket in Advance, the queues can be incredible long…

@dinmagol9874

Жыл бұрын

Digga. Stop with the abbreviations we are not on Chefkoch here

@hugoludeke1943

Жыл бұрын

@@dinmagol9874 what do you mean?

This is an older video. In the meantime they bought a new building on the other side and build a bridge (Where also trains ride from one to the other side). South america is now finished. They are working now on Patagonia. The formula 1 in Monaco will still need quite of time because of the programming difficulty. The "Miniatur Wunderland" has an own youtube channel with a lots of videos how théy build the airport or south america and how challenging the formula 1 is. With english subtitles of course.

Yay you reacted to it :3 Was there and loved it! Edit: The video is outdated, it's so much larger now, they expanded to the neighboring warehouse across the river via a bridge for more room to build. Oh and the trains drive over that bridge too ^^

Greetings from Hamburg - yes we love our Wonderland

I'm living in Vienna (almost 1.000 km from Hamburg), but this or next year I' want to visit Hamburg for an extended weekend an my plan is to spend at least a full day at Miniatur Wunderland. There are many viedeos about it on youtube, giving some fascinating views of the diaramas. Just for info: Miniatur Wonderland was founded 2000 by twin brothers, still leading the company. Nowadays it's one of the most visited, if not THE most visited attraction of Hamburg (which has many great attractions). PS: I like your channel. I'ts one of only two channels I decided to subscribe. Carry on!

Oh, I was there in my last vacation. Not only the Miniature Wonderland, but there is a VR-Experience by YULLBE (from Germany's theme park Europa-Park).

love your reactions! I grew up and still live in Hamburg and I‘ve been to the Miniatur Wunderland a few times. There‘s something new to discover, it‘s quite fun but definitely exhausting 😅

I visited the Miniaturwunderland a few times. It's really cool and interesting. However, there is a lot to see. It's kind of sad that you don't have the time to appreciate every little detail. But when you visit the next time, you can see new details! Also, there are some small events as well. They created an "active" volcano, which is really cool.

5:39 The one just saying „ab nach hause“ which is translated to something like „the way home“ LMAO 🤣

Hey i´m from Germany. i was in the Wonderland 4-5 Times and didn´t see any details. You need Multiple Day´s to see everything. It is so freacking awesome you need to visit it!!!

After they finished said models of Italy and (Southern) France - including Rome, Venice, Lake Como, an erupting Mount Vesuvius, the ruins of Pompeji and Monaco with its famous Formula-1 race - they ran out of space for future projects. That's because there were no other storeys available in the building as they share it with the Hamburg Dungeon - a horror house including a log ride and a 26 ft free fall tower. So they bought a storey in the neighbouring building in the next street and connected it with a walkway across the canal. There they currently install a 2000+ sqft model of South America that was built by a family in Argentina. It includes Rio de Janeiro and landscapes from the Andes, Patagonia, the rainforest and even Antarctica. And they already plan to make a model of Latin America showing Panama and Mexico. I've been there at least four times, first time in 2003 or so and last time two years ago, and it's amazing to see this small world grow. This Sunday I will go there again with my daughter and I'm so looking forward to see all the new stuff. By the way, three weeks in January people who can't afford the entrance fee (up to 20 Euros) can get in for free.

Those miniature cars follow magnetic induction coils beneath the surface and are driven by tiny Electric motors and batteries. When the charge is low, they automatically drive to a cableless recharging station….

Greetings from Germany Hamburg, its much better seeing it for real, you can spend a lot of hours there and enjoy every Minute 🙃 i really like going there with my grandson.

It's my absolute favorite tourist attraction in Hamburg. I have been there 4 times always for different hours and you see always new things you haven't discovered the last time.

If you ever travel to Germany, please visit it... you will never forget it. Well, some stories are made, so adults see and understand them while a child just will brush over it... Fun for young and old. ☺️

they teamed up with google earth and made the entire thing walkable in google street view. I recommend checking it out!

It’s actually multiple rooms with different themes, so not just one big installation

For real, I was there many times before and it is an absolute masterpiece. It literally deserves the name, I promise you. You also have to be very lucky when buying tickets, because they are very much in demand. I recommend everyone to visit the Miniatur Wunderland once in a lifetime, you won't regret it 1000%. There is so much to marvel at that I couldn't list it all.

The Girl with the Horse, is very popular in Germany. Her Name is Pippi Langstrumpf(Pippi Longstocking in englisch). She is from a Children-Book that is wrote by Astrid Lindgren. Her Books were translated in 77 Languages and have sold 66 million times.^^

1. There is no full picture of it all becaus it spread into multible rooms. 2. When I was there I took at least 15 naughty pictures and there is much more. 2. It was so detailed it took me 4-5 hours to go thrugh half of it. 4. It´s breathteaking

It is real.I've been there with my little sons in 2019.The complex was so big that we were there for 6 hours. We didn't see everything.In the meantime, the complex has been expanded over other buildings. We will definitely go there again.if you visit hamburg, you should take the time to visit this "wonderful world".Greetings from Berlin.

6:02 English: 'Pippi Longstocking', in German 'Pippi Langstrumpf'. Swedish Writer 'Astrid Lindgren' Invinted Them. The girl with the two red pigtails has incredible powers, lives alone without parents and is rebellious, and takes life easy. Your stories are popular in Germany. Plays in the Films and Series 'Inger Nilsson' the Pippi.

The best part about Miniatur Wunderland is the love in it! The people working there, don't just do their job, they love what they do and are very creative as you've seen. I saw a very nice Video series about it three years ago what was very inspiring. I was there in summer 2020, it was very nice! I also made the behind the scenes tour which was very funny and interesting! You can go inside the mountains and they show you good photo spots.

It's not only the most visited place in Hamburg, it's the most visited in Germany. I've been there 7 times

@ACEsParkJunheeWreckedMeHard

Жыл бұрын

Na your wrong, the most visited museum in Germany is not the Miniatur Wunderland, it's the "Deutsche Museum" in München

@userhessenone1469

Жыл бұрын

@@ACEsParkJunheeWreckedMeHard they are always changing with each other, sometimes the Deutsche Museum in P1 sometimes the miniature Wunderland

This place is absolutly insane and cool! I was there years ago and when they builded so much new stuff. I really wanna visit again and if you are an international tourist its one if the coolest things to see in germany. Its actually like a little wonder to see it in person and you wont forget it! Maybe go for another video. I recently saw a very long detailed vlog about it :) The Alps in this place should be the best thing they reach over 3 stories and I havent seen them in person yet.

the most mindblowing thing about the miniatur Wunderladn is that they "recently" upgraded to have more space. And the upgrade was an acutal sky bridge between two buildings in Hamburg to connect the 2 venues

I have been there every 3-4 years. It is so worth it!!! They have put so much effort in all the little details and it’s always funny to find new jokes in it! It is constantly growing and changing!

I had the privilege to go "backstage", the 13km of tracks that can be seen are nothing compared to more than double that (I think) where trains are stored/maintained. I also got to see the Millennium Falcon take of to the Death Star (yes, there is a working screen for arrivals and departures for the airport, it said the Falcons destination was the Death star) and I saw it arriving again from backstage. My personal favourite for some reason is Michael-Angelo painting the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel using a trampoline (probably goes without saying that he actually jumped up and down

@userhessenone1469

Жыл бұрын

its 15 kilometers overall track...

The Miniatur Wunderland is in my hometown and I've visited it at least 8 times already because they're always building new worlds and you will never get bored of pushing all the buttons. Last year I went and spent almost 7 hours in there!! Definitely recommend going.

I flew over to HAM from the U.S. 5 years ago. It's worth the trip. One fabulous, fun place. A great hobby too.

3:42 Fun-fact. That little gas station always has the correct gas prices because a computer downloads them from time to time from the homepage of the oil company and forwards them to that tiny display. Now THAT'S perfection!!

For the driving cars: There is a copper cable in the street. The cars have a motor and a steering axle and follow the cable in the street with a magnet.

das war gute Unterhaltung Uwe danke ist ein guter Vorschlag gewesen.

Amazing place to visit, I've been there once and I was speechless watching how much effort they spend on making it!

I was at the Miniatur Wunderland 2 years ago and will visit it again around Easter. It is truely amazing. There is so much to see. Everywhere is something to discover. Better choose a complete or better 2 days for it. You can even see some easter eggs from well known media (in example Star Wars). btw. The trucks are driving via a magnetic lane below the street (afaik).

You don't know Pippi 😭? Poor American kids. We love Pippi here in Europe 💝

It would be hard to get this in one picture 😛 The Miniaturwunderland is located in the old warehouse district in the haven of Hamburg, They have two or three floors of one warehouse (plus some more for technical gimmicks like the watertanks for the scandinavian sea and during the last years they build a real bridge over a Fleet (a channel between the warehouses) and started to build south america. Rio and the Copacabana al already done, Patagonia and the amazonian rainforest are next. ANd they work really hard to build a "real" Formula 1 track in Monaco with real races. Not slot-car racing, but cars that can move free on the racetrack pf Monaco

I have visited this attraction, Miniature Wonderland, twice already. 1995 and 2011. Both times in transit, towards the North Cape.

I've been there 4 or 5 times now. You will discover a new thing every time. All the little details and "eastereggs" everywhere. I also participated in a "behind the scenes" tour where I found even more hidden details you only get to see there. It is great! It is stunning. If you ever visit Hamburg - go there! It is also quite affordable in my eyes: 20€ / 20$ for a ticket with unlimited time to explore (until closing time).

If u will see all Actions and Details, u need one week to look and see them. Its very beautyful.

At 6:00 thats Pippi Langstrumpf, lifting her horse. When i was a child she was very popular on children TV here in germany. She was a young girl who was super strong, living alone in her big house only with her horse and an ape i think.

i was there 2x and it was everytime amazing! you will find so many details just incredible. i love it and will go there everytime i visit this city. The girl who is pushing the horse is "Pippi Langstrumpf".

Ryan, was there, its soooo cool. As the constantly building new stuff, I will visit it again and again.... Be safe, sound and happy. Elmar from Germany.

the Idea is from two Brothers named "Frederik and Gerrit Braun", The Story of Creating the Miniatur Wonderland is very Crazy ;) the two brothers used to run a nightclub with a friend. They also had a partner who (as far as I know is still with them). They wanted out of the nightlife and while on vacation in Switzerland, Fredderik Braun had the idea of building the largest miniature railway in the world. His twin brother Gerrit is the tinkerer and is more responsible for the technical part. I mean, there are now almost 300 people in Miniature Wonderland, busy with building, controlling and guiding through the miniature wonderland.

We have a much smaller version in my region in the town of Leer. Although my parents' house is only 15 km away, unfortunately I haven't been there yet. But I would like to visit Leer or Hamburg soon. It's at the top of my bucket list for the summer.

I was there 4 years ago. It is so freaking HHHHHUUUUUUGGGGGEEEEE!!! And the details are mind blowing! 8 hours visiting and yet not see all of it. And today its even bigger. PS: non of the pictures are fake!

I live in Hamburg and none of this video is fake, I've been there many times and it's always incredible to see such great work

The strlng girl is Pipi Langstrumpf. A character from a Swedish Book that is Popular in Germany for over 50 years and is Shown every year in the Morning on Christmas Eve

I've been there several times and the miniature Wunderland is expending continuously. It is so fascinating

I've went there about 20 years ago! It was impressive then, and it seems they have added a ton of new stuff since!

I live around 1,5 hours from Hamburg, I visited the Miniaturwunderland around 10 years ago for the last time. They probably have some new attractions since then. It’s split in different rooms on different floors, that’s why you can’t have a photo of everything at all.