You make my hometown look really beautiful

@theresa594

7 жыл бұрын

***** ich kenn alle plätze. aber find das irl nicht wirklich spannend oder besonders schön

@notAshildr

7 жыл бұрын

Stimmt ;) Ich dachte mir nur: "Wow, ist das in echt nicht irgendwie hässlicher?"

@pinggyu1848

7 жыл бұрын

Nicht wahr? :D

@theresa594

7 жыл бұрын

Me (No, not Ashildr, I had the name before Doctor Who, and I'm not changing it!) richtig :)

@leakrth

7 жыл бұрын

indeed

I am from Augsburg 😍

@privetdrivenumberfour7799

7 жыл бұрын

me too :D

@therealmaskriz5716

7 жыл бұрын

same

@benjaminseitz805

7 жыл бұрын

ich auch

@LucasCra

7 жыл бұрын

Me too :3

@thomas_kor

7 жыл бұрын

+Marcel Musterman Du bist echt überall...

We were stationed in Augsburg for about 2 1/2 years when I was in the Army in the late 90s. It is a lovely town and we had so much fun living there. I really miss it. Later on, we got stationed in Wuerzburg for another 5 years. I often day dream of going back for a visit. Street food, riding trains, buses and street cars were always a lot of fun. They used to have what they called a schönes Wochenende ticket and you could travel on the trains as far as you could go from Friday night to Sunday. Great fun. In Augsburg, we'd get a Tages Karte or a Kinder und Mutter Karte and ride the buses and street cars all over town. Much better than trying to find somewhere to park. We liked the brezen and semmel brotchen, but they had the best donner kebabs down town. Thank you for doing this video. Very interesting. By the way, Wuerzburg with its river and fortress is interesting as is Rothenburg with it's medievil walled town.

@stormysmurf

2 жыл бұрын

I had a time living back in the USA.. after living in south of Germany.

Augsburg is the best, most beautiful city! I am very fortunate to have been able to call it my home for 10 years

You have to watch the "Augsburger Puppenkiste"!

@Firebracker

7 жыл бұрын

I loved it!! We have the VHS from it :D

@joscha73

7 жыл бұрын

That is actually what I wanted to add: You missed the Augsburger Puppenkiste, the famous puppet theatre.

@efwqfmqo6502

7 жыл бұрын

They also forgot the Riegele Brauerei (it was the yellow building at 5:25)

@andrewjacobson278

5 жыл бұрын

My Oma's uncle was Bernhard Stimmler, a Komponist for the Augsburger Puppenkiste!

Thanks for stopping by... I'm born in Augsburg, went to school - have been living in the US and five other countries meanwhile, but I always kept my appartement in Augsburg, for me the only city to live in when in Germany as its so mutlinational

:D hätte ned gedacht hier soviele Augschburger zu sehen,grüße euch alle.

I was born in Augsburg, and it's my favorite city! So much history!

When I was in Munich, I took a day trip into Salzburg, Austria. It's such a beautiful city! Only two hours by train. Well worth the trip! I highly recommend you go there!

You pronounce it Augschburg, then you live there.

@AiurMedia

6 жыл бұрын

hhahahaha

@sintrakano6079

6 жыл бұрын

Haha ich heiße auch Ella und lebe (auch?) in AUGSCHBURG! :D

@unknown-nn2uc

3 жыл бұрын

How tf to say it

Thanks for sharing, Dana! I hope everyone appreciates the time and effort that goes into one of these videos. You two enjoy your day trips and we will enjoy right along with you. Well done!

@WantedAdventure

7 жыл бұрын

+Brock McLellan aw, thank you!! I'm happy to hear you enjoyed the video :) :) Thanks so much for the nice comment.

It makes me so happy to see that you and Mr. German Man have visited my home town. It's weird but somehow nice to see the city from a stranger's point of view. I like to forget how beautiful and old Augsburg is. For me Füssen is definitely worth a daytrip, not only bc of Neuschwanstein, but also bc of the little towns around it with interesting places like the Zauberstuberl and also their architecture

When you have kids one day, take them to the Augsburger Puppenkiste! Marvelous!

How funny! I'am watching your videos for like a year to prepare myself for my year in America and now I am currently in America and you are in Augsburg which is my home^^

Augsburg does look lovely :D Thanks for bringing us on this trip with you

Love these videos!! Keep them coming Dana

@WantedAdventure

7 жыл бұрын

+Anaïs~JK thank you!! :D

We live in Berlin and love day trips to Potsdam. We usually visit Sans Souci or climb up the Pfingstberg to the Belvedere and then always have lunch at the Chi Keng at the Louisenplatz. It's an awesome restaurant. ♥

The "three-river-city" Passau near the Austrian border is a nice place to spend a day :)

Thank you for posting videos like this. I visited Germany when I was in school, I hope to go back there some day. Until then, these videos are the next best thing. Thanks again!

@WantedAdventure

7 жыл бұрын

+Brian Larsen :) glad to hear you're enjoying them!

I want to visit Germany so bad. It looks like such a beautiful country.

I live in Dallas, TX and we're less than an hour away from the Oklahoma border where all the casino resorts are! I'm not much of a gambler myself so there's always Mineral Wells, a town about two hours west. There's a state landmark called Hell's Gate that hosts a Red Bull-sponsored event where people jump off the cliff into Possum Kingdom Lake. When I lived in Austin, Fredericksburg was a good city to visit on a day trip. It's got a ton of German heritage and was also the birthplace of Chester Nimitz, a Fleet Admiral from WWII.

Recently, me and my beloved one made this trip from Munich to Augsburg. We also were in the "Fuggerei", which is worth visiting, and we had a tea/coffebreak in the "Barfüßercafe".

My beloved day trip from Munich is to go hiking at the Mountain Breitenstein. Round about 1 hour by Train and really nice landscape. And as soon as you finished that trip go for a cake to Café Winklstüberl. The Cake is amazing :D

You should visit Heidelberg. It is beautiful. But maybe it is to far away from Munich.

@hansbieder1922

7 жыл бұрын

I agree:)

Thank you! I am in Landsberg right now for work so I will take a nice drive to Augsburg tomorrow to check it out. Even with the rainy weather it seems worth the dive to see it.

You really need to Google and vist "Nördlingen" - you will love it! You can go there with the Bayern Ticket.

I am from Augsburg and you showed me places where I've never been before :) Awesome Video!

@WantedAdventure

7 жыл бұрын

+Stefan Kränzle haha that's awesome :D glad you enjoyed the video!

Thanks for this video. It shows the places of my youth. As kids we liked all these city wall areas, as youngsters we enjoyed the pubs and all the street restaurants. Augsburg is a great place to study, to work - and to live. I suggest to make more daytrips to Augsburg. You just scratched the surface. You missed: Goldener Saal, Schätzlerpalais, Fuggerei, Mozarthaus, St. Moritz and hundred other churches, Synagoge, Plärrer (Volksfest), Kahnfahrt, Kuhsee, Siebentischwald, Botanischer Garten, Zoo, Wittelsbacher Park, Puppenkiste (+ Museum), Freilichtbühne, Hochablass und Eiskanal, Stadttheater, Parktheater, all the rich the beautiful surrounding and of course countles pubs, restaurants, a rich music/art scene...

I'm from Augsburg and following you for a while now. I was very happy when i saw the video and i'm really glad you like the city ^^

@WantedAdventure

7 жыл бұрын

+Luna Ce glad you enjoyed the video :) :)

My favourite day trip is from Christchurch in New Zealand, where I live, to a place called Kaikoura. It is a coastline with seals, albatross, dolphins and whales. It is halfway to my grandparents house so we go there often. It's a very beautiful place; my perfect day is fish and chips on the beach, then dolphin swimming :)

@WantedAdventure

7 жыл бұрын

+Sara Dickson just did a Google search for it -- wow yeah, looks really beautiful!! Lovely views :)

That was a cool trip. Thanks for sharing.

@WantedAdventure

7 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed the video! :)

I moved to Berlin a couple of months ago after living in Augsburg for nearly 40 years. I know all the places you have been there so well and I have to admit to feel a little bit of homesickness (even though I'm very happy in Berlin as well).

I think a nice tour of the Andechs Monastery. Be sure to show all the magnificent steins that are locked up for the locals.

I was stationed there in 1971 to 72 then our entire division moved to NEW ULM

I lived in Augsburg for two years not directly in the city center, I lived in Neusäß/Steppach but it´s still home for me. This summer I want to do a daytrip to Augsburg. I love this city.

when I lived in Regensburg (by the way: worth a trip as well), I visited Augsburg, Passau, Bamberg and Nürnberg as day trips. I liked Passau and Bamberg the most.

@WantedAdventure

7 жыл бұрын

I've heard so many good things about Bamberg!! I definitely want to visit. Thanks for the recommendations :)

You should deeefinitely consider visiting Salzburg on your next Ausflug. Went there for a day while in southern Germany, and it was absolutely gorgeous. Also, that dessert/drink at the end looked fantastic!

My sister used to live in Augsburg, that was a nice memory for me :) I would recommend you a trip through the Allgäu: Memmingen, Isny, Lindau,...

I live in Berlin and it's always nice to make a little day trip to Potsdam and visit the castle Sans Soussi :)

You should definitively go to Rothenburg ob der Tauber. It has the nicest town wall I have ever seen and you can walk on it around almost the whole city. There are also a lot of other historical buildings and half-timbered houses.

@WantedAdventure

7 жыл бұрын

+sweet bini very cool! yeah, I've been wanting to go there for a while, actually. I'e heard so many good things about it :) It's on my list!!!

Great place! Would love to visit someday!

I was born there, but I don’t remember it. I came to America when was 2.i would really like to go back one day.🎸🎼🎶🎶🎶🎶

Chiemsee is a very nice place to be, beautibul landscape, nice islands and it is really fun to be around there

Thank you. Very interesting!

@WantedAdventure

7 жыл бұрын

+Carol Johns glad you enjoyed it! :)

Today I made a day trip to Wildpark Poing ( near Munich) and it was really nice to walk around with my DSLR and watch my favorite animals the wolfs! I would also recommend you the Fraueninsel and Herreninsel in the Chiemsee, very nice there!

@WantedAdventure

7 жыл бұрын

+Nana Rappler yeah! love that place. I like to see the baby pigs :) Thanks for the recommendations!

If you like the city walls you should visit Nördlingen. I've been there a few times and it is a really beautiful city. P.S. I loved the slide as a kid, my grandparents live in augsburg and we sometimes went there to play.

Hope you enjoyed your stay!

Great job! This really looks like a very nice place to visit (especially if you get perfect weather like you had). Not very crowded when you were there.

I live in the Bay Area and my kids and I love taking the train over to Sacramento to visit the Old Town and the train museum. For you next trip, you should visit Garmisch-Partenkirchen. Beautiful Alpine town at the foot of the Zugspitze. One if my fav cities when I lived in Germany.

@WantedAdventure

7 жыл бұрын

oooh yeah! Garmisch-Partenkirchen is lovely. We've gone hiking there. So beautiful :)

Yes it was really sweet and funny;-) I didn't know that we are popular for our cheese brezels, haha:-)))

US ARMY. Statironed in Augsburg. 66 and 1967. Incredible city and people.

My beloved hometown.

A few months ago I spent some days in Augsburg with my Wife. It is a very histrorical city. The Fuggerei (a social project in Augsburg) and the catholic and protestant history are very interessting. After WW II Augsburg had two mayors (a catholic and a protestant) not to offend anyone. And there is also a Church half protestant half catholic. i also was facinated by the golden room in the city hall. I really enjoy that kind of day/ weekend trips. And you look like enjoying it the same :)

I love going to Copper Falls State Park or Kettle Moraine State Park here in Wisconsin, USA. I have never been to Devils Lake yet but I have seen pictures and video's of it, and it looks absolutely gorgeous there!

Wonderful !

Daytrip to Dessau... to see the Bauhaus an the beautiful nature

Great Video! You can visit the Erding Therme, or Nuremberg. 😊 it's all awesome! Have a nice day!

I am living in Munich. I love the nature in Berchtesgaden and Spitzingsee. and I love your videos. :)

@WantedAdventure

7 жыл бұрын

Glad you're enjoying the videos! Just looked up Spitzingsee, looks super lovely :) I put it on my list. And yeah, Berchtesgaden is lovely :D would like to explore it some more.

@timb7930

7 жыл бұрын

Wanted Adventure You can also visit Tegernsee. But it is near Spitzingsee. So maybe you can do both in one day. Or you can visit Ammersee and Starnbergersee. You see I love lakes. I think it is because of the weather. So hot in Munich. You also can go to Erdinger Therme. A wonderful swimming hall. And there are also great slips. Do you know Blombergbahn? You can have a little walk up to the "mountain" and on the top you have a area to climb al little bit. But look into Google. It knows everything. I don't know maybe you were there already. How long do you stay in Munich? Sorry for my very bad English. I hope you understood it.

Augsburg is now on my "places to visit" list :)

Das Felsenmeer im Odenwald ist immer einen Ausflug wert.

What a beautiful place! I would feel transported back in time there! We live in western Washington state, and some of my favorite day trips are either east to the breathtaking Cascade mountains or west to the Pacific Ocean. I've lived here for six years, and still have SO MUCH to explore (I haven't even been north to Canada yet!).

It is hard to imagine that it was 30 years ago when I visited Augsburg. It is a beautiful location. I suggest that a nice day trip or weekend is going down to the Bodensee which I did about 5 years ago staying at a nice gastehaus in Hagnau and taking a ferry trip to Lindau

Update : Not to forget in between Koblenz & Cologne the other side of the Rhine. Is called "Wesrterwald" with the "Siebengebirge", where u can find the "Dragon's Rock" where famous "Siegfried" of the "Niebelungen-Saga" had a fight with the dragon, and took a bath in his blood. Also to mention the "Loreley-Rock" part of the "Loreley-Saga" is very close.

I'm from Ingolstadt (you know half way to Nürnberg from Munich) and my friends and I love to go to Salzburg as a Day/Weekend trip. Even thought it's in Austria, you can still get there with your Bayern-Ticket!

I'm from Augsburg and your video just showed me again how much I love my little city 😍 the only thing you missed out on is the siebentischwald, it's the forest 15 minutes from the city centre... in my opinion the most beautiful place on earth 😊 if you like city walls, you should definitely go to nördlingen, it's not so far from Augsburg yet it's so cute and relaxing to be there... have a wonderful time here in Bavaria!

Da kommt man einmal im Leben nach Augsburg und gönnt sich erst mal den Brezenfraß vom Laxgang *Kopfschüttel*

😍omg I come from Augsburg and I love when there are Tourists at Augsburg because Augsburg is so less Touristic and then you can use your Englisch in Germany

My recommendation would be the so called Blautopf in Blaubeuren. It's absolutly amazing and you get a whole lot of nature there :)

You should visit Greifenstein Schloss.It's amazing. I would recommend visiting the castle first, then the church, etc.

I live in San Antonio. For a day trip I like Fredericksburg or Austin. I love these day trip videos of yours.

I would love to see you go anywhere that is close enough to make a day trip to.

A Daytrip you could do is Ulm. You can get there by train with the Bayernticket as well, it has the Ulmer Münster which is the highest church and also a really nice city wall :)

If you like walking along city walls, Rothenburg ob der Tauber would be perfect for you. You can walk INSIDE the wall ALL THE WAY AROUND the old town of Rotheburg. Also don't forget to do the night watchmans your of the town in the evening. Absolutely worth it.

nice filming and editing!

never clicked on a notification faster!! lol 😆

You should totaly visit Attendorn in Nordrhein-Westfalen. The city is great and it has a big beautiful kind of lake (Stausee). And Attendorn also has a stalactite cave (Attahöhle) which is worth a visit. And by the way, I love your videos!

you could go to Lindau (at Lake Constance, but also in Bavaria)

The city's original name was "Augusta Vindelicorum". Dana, if you're a lover of city walls, make sure you see *Nördlingen* (140 km from MUC (cf. also Ines' recommendation below/I just saw it)), which has a medieval city wall. But not only that, you can literally surround the city on top of that wall - and if you're lucky you may even hear the "Turmrufer" at 10 p.m., if I'm not mistaken (anybody here from Nördlingen who knows more about it than I do?). Another place that has beautiful (needless to say, mostly medieval) architecture is *Dinkelsbühl* (170 km from MUC).

Hi! You could visit the oldtowns of Landshut, Regensburg and Passau. And of course one of my favourite smaller towns in Bavaria: Burghausen (with Europes longest castle). But there are many other gems like Nördlingen or Wasserburg am Inn!

I'm going to put in a vote for Schweinfurt. It would make me so happy! My family lived there years...okay decades...ago when my dad was stationed there with the US Army. We lived off post so it felt like our cultural immersion was a bit more than if we'd lived on post with American neighbors. I was only 9 and 10 years old, but the experience made an impact that has stuck with me all these years...okay, a few decades. :)

Come to Ulm and go up the Ulmer Münster. The view from up there is pretty awesome. We do have a city wall to walk along too ;)

Maybe you could visit "Neuburg an der Donau". Every two years there is a "festival" called the "Schloßfest" and the next one is next year around the end of June. But in my opinion Neuburg is a beautiful small town even without the "Schloßfest". :)

Where is the long slide located?

You should defenitily visit Würzburg! I think it is the nicest City in Germany, especially with the Residenz.

Hi Dana, last year when I was in Germany (for a month) I took a day trip to regensburg which is like 1 and a half hours away from Munich by train. Regensburg is so pretty😍😍😍 especially the Dom St. Peter church (so pretty inside and outside) and the Steinerne Bruche (where there is amazing views of the Danube and the city). Also another place to do a day visit is the Chimsee. Oh my god Dana, this lake is amazing with many islands inside of the lake. There is even a castle on one of the lakes that resembles the palace of Versailles. I would strongly recommend going to the Chimsee. I hope you enjoy these places like I did!!!😍👌🏾😍👌🏾

Beautiful! I think I would like to visit Germany someday :) I like to take day trips into the forest/lake areas on Mount Hood in Oregon

lived there for a year, i miss augsburg!

Dana you're really lovely and i love watching your videos! :)

@WantedAdventure

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you!! Really great that you're enjoying the videos :) :) Thanks for the nice comment

Dana, you should visit Rothenburg ob der Tauber, not far away from Nuremberg. Was just there for a daytrip and it's such a lovely place. 😍

You have to visit Bayreuth. It's not as huge but it has some wonderful places like the Eremitage and nice old buildings. :)

You should really come to Ulm, it's such a beautiful city and just another 30 minutes from Augsburg. You can walk up the Ulmer Münster, enjoy the view, walk aside the Donau and head out for some other sights like the Metzgerturm. And if you get hungry ... the QMuh has the most delicious burgers I've ever had.

@WantedAdventure

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much for the suggestion!! I've put it on my list now of places I'd like to see in Germany :D

@bruce8443

7 жыл бұрын

Does Mr. German Man know of the saying: "In Ulm, um Ulm, und um Ulm herum!"?

The SLIDE is my childhood- I've been there daily-

Just love my hometown ❤

that's my home town

You should do a day trip (or an weekend trip, because it's a little distance to drive :D ) to the Nürburgring. Beautiful eifel mountains, an old castle, lots of storys and myths and of course: the worlds longest, exciting, most dangerous and most beautiful racetrack. Even my friends who are not interested in racing at all loved visiting the area :)

If you love city walls, you should check out my old home town TEMPLIN, it has a complete city wall and you can walk around the entire thing (from the inside), but the thing is, Templin is approx. 70 km northern of Berlin. So next time you're in Berlin for a couple of days, you should really think about going there for a day, it's a nice small town (there is also a train from Berlin to Templin)

The Last scen was in front of my Apartment 😍

@sutaymendy618

4 жыл бұрын

Really

lovely video, can you tell me please the name of the place where you had the j daniels ice crea , thank you

AUGSBURG :D

@thomas_kor

7 жыл бұрын

Aaaaaaaaaaaugschburg!

@notAshildr

7 жыл бұрын

Augschburg!!!

@7Nine7

7 жыл бұрын

Auxburg :D

@annasergejewna2785

7 жыл бұрын

Augsbuuuurg xD

@politedog4959

7 жыл бұрын

Lord Pandora Eyyyyy

Germany is such an aesthetic country, like damn.