I finally traveled back to Germany and toured through Germany’s most Underrated cities thanks to a subscriber that reached out to give me the ultimate experience. As many of you know, most Americans like myself never even attempt to step outside our comfort zone and venture across the world to explore things like this and THAT is what made this trip even BETTER! If this is your first time finding this channel, WELCOME, and if you’re a returning viewer WELCOME BACK! I’ll be releasing more videos of my experiences traveling through Germany as well as my unorthodox journey trying to learn German.
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Next time you`re in NRW, please say it. I need a Handshake Photo from us. 😉 Essen is like 30 Miles from my home.
I love your videos, you are so amazing and let me have a new look at my country ❤
Next time you must visit Koblenz and the Loreley and there you have to visit a Mittelaltermarkt. I would love to see you there 😊
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There are a lot underrated interesting cities in germany. North of the Ruhrpott, you have cities like Münster and Hannover.
Especially if you're into bikes, Münster is the best citiy to visit. I think it'sa still the city with the most bikes per person in germany.
Further up you got Wilhelmshaven, Bremen, Kiel. In the East you have cities like Potsdam, Dresden Leipzig. But in general it doesn't really matter. Pick any direction and you can be sure to find something interesting.
Once you should get around some parts of Germany with a motorbike 😉
I can recommend Bonn also. Very beautiful city and Beethovens birthplace.
Need to vistit the city of Leipzig next time!! 🇺🇸🇩🇪
Schönes Video!! Es ist cool zu sehen, wie du NRW erforschst 😄
Good video man, love it. You should've come to my hometown which is right next to Essen. There is a huge a** mall to see in Oberhausen which is called Westfield Centro and its the largest Mall in Germany.
Wenn ich dich immer so glücklich durch Deutschland laufen sehe bekomme ich richtig Lust dir meine Stadt zu zeigen. Falls du mal nach Rostock kommst, dann sag bescheid. Ich habe hier auch schon Stadtrundgänge gemacht also kann ich dir auch einiges über die Stadt erzählen. 😊
Yee, a lot of people get pissed of at bloggers in Germany, they do not want there face on the internet. Also they do not like LOUD people.
You have to visit Munich. It's the best city in Germany in my opinion.
If you like pecefull things you should get yourself on to the canals in Europe.
If you want to see TALL, please visit the CN Tower in Canada.
ive Been In Düsseldorf Many Many Times Its close to My home Town
True Fruits they are a Fun company with there names
Are you coming to Serbia?
Best cities to take a bikeride in Germany are Münster and Bremen , in my opinion….so come to Northern Germany…😊
Well, for the next time you are in Essen, just drive to Essen – Stoppenberg, Fritz – Schupp – Allee, and visit Zeche Zollverein. It is a coal mine closed in 1983, now on the UNESCO world heritage list.
Oh shoot, I almost forgot: this abandoned colliery is part of a sightseeing path called "Route der Industriekultur", which can be explored by bike. This is an enormous assortment of Lost Places, i.e. rusty steel mills, coke plants, coal shafts, and much more. In some way it's Germany's Rust Belt.
All the best!
My Wuppertal ❤
Its so strange seeing you in wuppertal haha, i grew up near wuppertal so i was there quite often as a kid and seeing you there is so strange
4:40 The Place makes one speak calm, right? Pay attention to that 🙂Those places calm you down, makes one feel peaceful.
Visit Landshut in Bavaria
Yo James You should come to Münster next time. It‘s quite close to Essen and the German bike capitol, if you‘re Looking for a real biking trip experience. Keep on traveling Man! Peace✌🏻
I like how you say that you feel safer with the platform beneath you, while the platform is mostly also supported thru the main construction that also holds the Schwebebahn (If you look close enough at the ending of the stations you’ll see that it’s held up by usually 8 steel ropes. That’s why most of it is made of wood: so it’s lighter. Real fascinating piece of engineering that is. Still love it to ride on to get to Uni 🙂
the pot is one of the ugliest places in Germany together with Ludwigshafen
you should hit up Sidney Ewaka to show you around Berlin, whenever you're there
What most people do not know, that the Rhine Tower is a giant CLOCK! Its lights are formed up in a decimal system. so top two ligths count as 10hrs, below are single hours, ten minute lights, single minutes.
you realy have to visit Munich and Alpenvorland. Berchtesgaden, Chiemsee, Allgäu, you will love it.
if you wanna visit a bike city go to muenster in nrw its 2 hours from essen by train
Such a happy-making video!
FYI, gelateria is Italian for a place where they sell icecream…
You remember me to JP, from JP Performance, he has a youtube channel too, about fast cars.
Kinda not really interesting
Good God! That was worse than watching vacation pix from Uncle Elmar!
Germany should pay You for those Commercials , have Fun
Essen is a city in the "Ruhrgebiet'. The people there are much more directly. I live near there. Good job. I laughed a lot. 👍🏻😅
I love your enthusiasm!
I am living next to Wu-Town and have become little cynical about it.
Thanks to you I will give it another try to get comfortable with it. I am actually heading to U-Club tonight.
Wait…while walking in Düsseldorf did he? He really just said „this is like cologne on steroids“….could be famous last words
Essen isn't a small coty by German standards. Essen has more residents than Atlanta or New Orleans
I was born in Wuppertal. The always rainy Weather and the Schwebebahn was always the vacation highlights when I visited my Grandparents as a child. Grüße aus dem ewig sonnigen Baden-Württemberg.
I live in Düsseldorf and sometimes i visit Wuppertal and the Schwebebahn is a highlight every time! But my reccomendation is to visit the Schadowstrasse too.
your "Essener Dom" sounds so german dude^^
I believe there are only 7 Schwebebahnen in the world, and three of them are in Germany. Most of them in the Ruhrpott.