Bacharach, Germany: Castles and Cozy Beds

[@calixie]

Bacharach is my absolute favorite place in the world! Such a serene and beautiful place with the friendliest people I've ever encountered. Really makes me wish my husband and I could make it to Germany this year...

[@kollegeee4387]

Im living in Bacharach😁

[@UstashaMe84]

I’m English born... why do I always get a strong sense of home and comfort when I watch these videos of Germany? Maybe like some time long ago my ancestors were from there? I dunno it’s weird but god I admire Germany! So beautiful! I wish I knew the language!

[@andrewtang5761]

Would you go to Saxony? That would be where probably many of your ancestors come from.

[@UstashaMe84]

Andrew Tang That seems to be the place I’d have to visit!

[@sharuk98ala]

@@andrewtang5761 lower saxony.

[@sharuk98ala]

Coz, your ancestors are from there Also german and English architecture are same, landscapes are almost same, your culture same, your language comes from German and most of all your genes are same.

[@UstashaMe84]

@@sharuk98ala Anglo-Saxon! ;) You English?

[@RickStevesEuropeOfficial]

The historic village of Bacharach is a fine home base for exploring Germany's Rhine River Valley. Local guide Rolf Jung was once the headmaster of the town’s school. Today, his students are visiting Americans.

[@1437carmen]

Visited Prague on 2011. Impressed! Looking forward to return.

[@usablefiber]

I will agree, this was one of my favorite stops on the romantic rhine! Charming, quaint, and a beautiful higgly piggly feel! Thanks for the great Germany guidebook Rick!

[@ToolBag48]

Visited here numerous times when I was stationed at Lindsey Air Station in Wiesbaden. I miss Germany so much.

[@RodHerzstrom]

Ich habe auch ein video von Bacharach gemacht. Cinematic 4K Trip :) Wirklich schöne Stadt.

[@elenauzhva21]

we visit Bacharach from America We love it so much

[@seabazzz]

been there for a schooltrip. great memories. in the castle is a youthhostel. we slept in one of the towers. but you always had to climb the 432 (handcounted) steps up and down to get to town...

[@andersbjerre7140]

My father came there first time in 51 with his parents, he brought mee as a child and now i come there often with my wife. ill guess he has been there about 50 times, and i around 30. Very very nice and romantic place. Enjoy it.

[@AndreyPurtov]

I like to watch videos about small German's towns because of their architecture.

[@sharuk98ala]

Me too....small town architectures are wonderful

[@billypaulwilliams]

Bacharach is beautiful! My wife and I were there last week and had a wonderful time. I can recommend the Altkoelnischerhof Hotel to stay and for dinner. The view from the hostel is well worth the short hike and the beer is cheap! Be aware that there will likely be quite a few 20somethings on the terrace making it a little less quaint than the video depicts...it is a hostel after all. ;O)

[@maryrozario397]

b w thank you so much!

[@HeidiTumbarello]

This is my home town!!! Herr Jung was my grade school teacher :-) ! ♥

[@jacsonsommer6485]

I am Brazilian and my ancestors left Medenscheid / Bacharach for Brazil in 1847. Beautiful city!

[@adoado2769]

@@jacsonsommer6485 whhaat and you are from brazil? I am from Bacharach to

[@Jinenkan2005]

I am the 3rd generation traveling in bacharach, our family started coming there in 54

[@LT-ne1hr]

Favorite town on the Rhine...,stay at Pension Lettie! cheap accomodations, German and English welcome!

[@terrortane]

I want to live there! looks beautiful

[@leonbergmannformerlyknowna7227]

My old Hometown. :)

[@renatedebruyn9612]

Very very lucky you 😊

[@maryrozario397]

Splendid!

[@ashlyansalam]

AMAZING

[@shushu988]

this is my home country

[@BuddyLotD]

Beautiful :-)

[@forzaev6733]

Nice

[@danicavlogs2704]

I known this bacharach in Germany because of my german boyfriend now😍😍

[@caseyvee4419]

I like Rick's coverage of sights and history, but he seems a bit obsessed with low budget. I like to stay in a good hotel, with my own bathroom, big bed, porterage if I need it, elevator, even room service if I don't feel up to going out on a given day (I am getting up in years). On lodging, I have to give Rudy Maxa the edge for suggestions.

[@terrymindham5340]

That's why Rick points out that his tours are for more vigorous people. I am also 'getting up there' in years (67), but like his idea of keeping in shape and getting to know the locals. I still hike mountains, and pass many that are decades younger on my way up. Haven't tried Rick yet, but intend to do so in the near future. I travel to Europe every year, independently, but stay in similar places. I also love getting to know the locals better that way. But we each choose our own 'style'. Good luck to you. Terry (in WI)

[@AstronarioxX]

Oh...Hey look, You may notices that I have a father who born in this place and My family or we are actually *_Bachrach_*. If you don't know me, My Real name is *_Ha'nel (Kore) Bachrach_*...Nice to meet you!

[@theachapter]

kennst du cerlane rachel?

[@JustAtyper]

haha, my last name is bachrach, I am a relative to the Bacharach family, I think somehow the bacharach last name was changed by the germans or russians, or someone else.

[@elenauzhva21]

and hello to Rusticana cafe

[@dagmarvandoren9364]

They all speak. Englisch.....