Cochem, Germany travel guide: How to avoid the common day trip mistakes

Our trip began at Eltz Burg, also called Eltz castle, in Germany. This is said to be Rick Steves favorite castle in all of Europe. We then took a 30 minute drive to the city of Cochem, where we got to walk around in the city streets, took the city tour and enjoyed the beauty of the city. The day ended with a trip to the town of Morsdof, where we walked on a suspended bridge. Now, did we do too much? Should we have stayed longer? Where some of the places we visited overrated? I'll be answering all of these questions and more, so you can plan the perfect day trip to Cochem.

[@billyskoda6839]

Hi there. I'm a regular to Rheinland Pfalz. Lovely video. Thanks for posting. Just a couple of things. The blue insect is a damselfly. The easiest way to tell a damselfly from a dragonfly is that damsels rest with their wings together, dragons with their wings open. Damselflies are more gracie and dragonflies are more robust. WC stands for Water Closet, rather than washing closet. Kind regards Nick

[@eprohoda]

‘sup?. thank you~ perfect trip~Jonathan.

[@marquisdecarabas1312]

Nice trip...even if it looks a little bit stressy time wise 😅 your pronunciation was very good btw 🙂👍 love the many Fachwerkhäuser (the houses where you can see the wood architecture on the front). Here in Nürnberg we dont have many of them because the city was bombed massive during the war. Thank you for the impressions 👍 One thing to mention: Cochem is not part of south germany (for germans especialy for south germans) it is middle germany. It is easy to remember: everything whats north from Baden-Württemberg, Bayern (Bavaria) and maybe Hessen (it depends on who you are asking) is not south germany. 😁👍 Lookin forward for your next clip ✌️

[@Packetl055]

Jonathan, hello. Posted three weeks ago? This video is recent with the castle construction work?

[@jonathanarksolva]

Sorry for the late reply. Yes, the video was filmed a few days before I posted it.