American guy in Rottweil, Germany! Oldest city in Baden Württemberg. (germany city tour)

[@ulladolker3426]

Es ist für mich sehr interessant meine Heimat mit deinen Augen zu sehen, danke dafür❤

[@ConnerSully]

You are welcome! 🤝😇

[@pommes0078]

Lol im watching you for over 3 years now and suddenly a video pops up from you visiting my home city😂 thats crazy

[@askger]

Same for me. :D

[@benjaminfriedrich2712]

als nächstes dann deißlingen😉

[@betatango3523]

Congratulations, you were probably the first vloger the German man on the train ever saw.

[@ConnerSully]

😅 yes probably 😂

[@joanlynch5271]

Man, Conner, 90% of the people commenting on the video are from the town. That must make you feel great that you are reaching so many Germans. Spectacular video very interesting!

[@hanspezer3221]

And here is one more😂

[@rabiayue]

OMG, I never clicked that fast on a video!!! I am from Rottweil (well at least from a small town that is part of Rottweil) and will be enjoying the next hour so bad :D

[@const2499]

Habt eine schöne Stadt

[@ConnerSully]

🙏❤️

[@dagmaranja888]

Göllsdorf?

[@freelineskates5180]

Göllsdorf beste

[@hanspezer3221]

Dietinge!

[@ganster2225]

Omg thats unreal my Grandma lives there and im visiting Rottweil very much !! Never expected to see this place in one of your Videos Great Work🎉

[@wreckingball0912]

Hey Conner, you`re in my hood 😘 nice to have your here in rottweil

[@MultiRainerZufall]

I didn`t notice that I`m living in a beautiful region of a beautiful country, untill I wached your videos. Thanks for that. Greatings from Karlsruhe

[@Niki0011]

Same here 😆 Greetings from Karlsru‘ 🙋🏻‍♂️

[@jam6484]

great to see! i lived in rottweil for school 20years ago. cool to see how things (not) changed. great buildings. rottweil is the oldest city in baden württemberg

[@maylinde986]

👍❗️

[@maylinde986]

👍❗️

[@marvin2678]

ver vsited the new tower there?

[@K.J.79]

Another great Video👍🏻😎 Thank you for that✌🏼 It's always nice to see how you explore everything makes me want to do it myself 👍🏻🍀

[@markalexander71332]

The little things called Erker. In english bay windows.

[@ConnerSully]

Thank you for this information!

[@marioh.3014]

Didn't expect to see a tour of my hometown on youtube today. Was fun!

[@imano8265]

I´ve never been to Rottweil very nice town. I like this type of video you make. You start with little knowledge and take us with you on your excursions. So we get the feeling to be with you as a friend rather than to be with a gide or a teacher. That wouldn´t be bad either but that way we discover things together and simultaniously. By the way there is one thing I have to teach you: Rottweil lies exactly between the Schwarzwald and the Schwäbische Alb; so when you look east you see the Schwäbische Alb when you look west you see the Schwarzwald.

[@holgerrenz3314]

I saw the video where you've been to Karlsruhe, and was thinking about to recommend Rottweil as the oldest Town in BW. 😀

[@danipianoarts]

I like your videos and walking tours. 50:00 I was thinking the same - you are showing us the beauty and history of places through your own eyes. I also love the fact that you visit the churches.

[@joanlynch5271]

My guess is that the lantern looking things were for holding saints' bones, or something religious was carried in a procession around the town. If it's a Catholic Church then it's for worship items. We call the process veneration. It's a form of Catholic worship that makes our relationship with God unique.

[@heideschloegl7016]

Man, you are traveling to exactly the region where I was born and lived as a young person. After that I moved to Mannheim. 👋

[@renebock1903]

Welcome in Rottweil and a very nice Video 👌

[@BlackForestSpeed]

That random guy at the beginning 😂😂 "Pufferküsser & Nietenzähler" Typical swabian. He asked, if you are into trains and railways as kind of a hobby... and whether that's why you film everything outside

[@ConnerSully]

Ah ok thanks for the translation! I didn't know what he said!

[@N7Stryker]

He was polite about his question btw, did not sound pissed just curious.

[@kpanic23]

@@ConnerSully literally "buffer kisser and rivet counter", i.e. a trainspotting ultra :D EDIT: It's very likely that he's into trains as well and just wanted to start a deep conversation about all things trains.. ;)

[@heideschloegl7016]

Rottweilers are considered to be one of the oldest breeds. They came to Germany with the Romans, drove their cattle and guarded outposts. Many were left behind; the breed as we know it today emerged in the southern German town of Rottweil. Rottweilers are classified as part of the Mastiff family. I've googled 😉

[@ConnerSully]

Yes, this is really interesting! I never would have known unless I visited the city

[@carinabuchholz1487]

Walking out of town at the end of the day you were reflecting your day in Rottweil a bit and and I guess you really enjoyed your visit and dinner an the Gasthaus Goldener Apfel. I´m glad you got the "Apfel feeling". It is a small Gasthaus so people who know or don´t know each other are sitting at the same table having conversation and a good time together. This is for sure a good place to be in Rottweil.

[@Munichmarty1]

Thank you ! I am just visiting my mum in Rottweil. We like your video ❤️❤️❤️ the part of the Buildings that is sort of outside is called “ Erker “ .

[@SalzLol]

Das ist Wirklich eine schöne Stadt. Ich hoffe es hat dir gefallen, und du hattest eine Schöne Reise und bist wieder gut nachhause gekommen. 👍🏻🤜🏻🤛🏻

[@ConnerSully]

It was very nice, I really enjoyed it there, especially the restaurant and people I met there at the end!

[@reepz3156]

Richtig cooles Video! Ich wohne tatsächlich nicht weit entfernt von dort, du hast leider mit dem Zug mein Ort übersprungen, doch dort gibt es sowieso nicht viel zu sehen. Mach weiter so, macht Spaß sowas zu sehen.

[@ConnerSully]

Thank you!

[@LontEnCaras]

omg. I worked in Rottweil a couple of years ago. You even walked past the building in which I worked. Looks like not much has changed since I've been there. Seeing that place on youtube feels surreal.

[@winfriedstelzner3067]

Ich verfolge alle Deine Beiträge seit Jahren. Schade das wir einen Tag früher als Du in Rottweil waren. Wir waren zum ersten Mal in Rottweil . Nur ein paar Stunden auf dem Weg nach Ruhpolding. Es hat uns in Rottweil sehr gut gefallen. Wir waren teilweise an genau den selben Stellen wie Du. Hätte Dich gerne persönlich gesehen

[@alondro666]

The stones you see on churches are old gravestones. The graveyards used to be around the church. They were built new outside the old town some time ago. Some of the more beautiful gravestones were preserved and mounted to the church.

[@luxuryclubofficial]

You getting better and better with your gimbl :) keep doing making videos like this

[@ConnerSully]

Thank you! 🙏

[@markalexander71332]

We love to walk with you Connor. It's about the facts we like walk with you. 😊

[@ConnerSully]

Thank you! 😊

[@dani.alvaro9280]

he has already seen more of germany in a few weeks than i have in my 30 years :D

[@lucasbammert]

Come to Biberach an der Riß. It is near ulm. We have today and tomorrow a big Musicfestival and a old history in our town

[@kaibel6662]

On a nice day you should definitely visit lake constance. Konstanz is a beautiful city, located at the lake with beautiful views of the Alps.

[@DirkPeki]

My great-cousin lives in the old town of Rottweil and in his roof there is a seal from the monument office that says that the roof is from around 1420. It is one of the few roofs that has not fallen victim to a fire at some point over the centuries.

[@charlesgrant-skiba5474]

You may know the name Rottweilers, this breed of dogs comes from this place.

[@ConnerSully]

Yes, I actually learned that during the tour there!

[@next01de]

You have to visit Villingen-Schwenningen. Its, i think, the next stop after Rottweil. We have a beautiful old town in Villingen.

[@brittat.5420]

Ganz in meinem Sinne 😄! Schau dir die historische Altstadt von Villingen mit den 3 Stadttoren und der noch erhaltenen Stadtmauer an! Gerne mache ich mit dir eine Stadtführung😃

[@sandrovlog99]

Tatsächlich so surreal... I have been there so many Times, that i forgot how beautiful it actually is. Thanks for reminding me! Is this a reupload?

[@ConnerSully]

No this is from last week - August 2024

[@sandrovlog99]

@@ConnerSully danmn thats crazy! If you are still around the area you need to check the "Mofarennen in Fischbach" this weekend. (15 min from Rottweil) I actually made a Video about it a few years ago. Its a traditional motorbike race in this area. I can help u checking it out. Greetings.

[@Tschody90]

I live very close to Lake Constance, cool that you are with us in the south. The best area in Germany. Although, every German probably says that about their area 🤭 If you want and the timing works out, we could meet for a few hours and I could try to show you something😉

[@hraday08]

bro watching you after two years, ive watched ur entire india series!,

[@hraday08]

and excited for this german series, bro after germany try to visit slovenia, slovakia, austria, czechia, poland and hungary, bulgaria too

[@ConnerSully]

Thanks bro, would love to go back and take a longer Moto tour!

[@hraday08]

@@ConnerSully love you bro and from today i will watch at least 1 vlog of yours daily!

[@catalinnechita8896]

Hey Nice video and good choice of walking music ;). Btw, This guy talking to you in the sub, nicely mistaked you as a military or train enthusiast thats why he asked why your filming. "Pufferküsser" is an obsessive humorous word for guys who kiss the front of a train and "Nietenzähler" if you are into Military- or Techhistory. His Opening to the conversation was also something from past 18th Century. Funny Moment.

[@ERROR-413]

27.30 Ja, genau! Der Name "Donnerstag" leitet sich vom germanischen Donnergott Thor ab. In altnordischen Sprachen wurde der Donnerstag "Þórsdagr" genannt, was "Thors Tag" bedeutet. Der Name bezieht sich auf Thor, den Gott des Donners in der nordischen Mythologie. Ähnlich ist der Donnerstag im Englischen "Thursday", was ebenfalls auf Thor zurückgeht (Thor's day).

[@ConnerSully]

Really interesting!

[@ERROR-413]

@@ConnerSully jupsi oder so ganz einfach: Sonntag/Montag: Bezug auf Sonne und Mond. Dienstag bis Freitag: Benannt nach germanischen Göttern (Tyr, Odin, Thor, Frigg), die römischen Göttern entsprechen (Mars, Merkur, Jupiter, Venus). Samstag: Einfluss von Saturn und dem Sabbat. Schönes WE

[@Thedane2023]

Connor at 50:53 i think the word yer were searching for was "MAKING ALIVE CONTENT" and that my friend are yer so dang good at - and please keep it comin, even if im following you around in a town for a Hourr - its still alive and interesting!

[@ConnerSully]

Ok thanks for the feedback! I’m happy you enjoy it!

[@missmarple164]

Die kleinen Ausbauten mit den Fenstern an den Häusern nennt man "Erker".

[@michaelkusica5333]

these stones at many churches are old tombstones from the middleages, mostly from the founders of the churches and those who where involved. at first they sealed their graves but later they were hang on walls to give more honor to this people.

[@ConnerSully]

Ok thank you for this information

[@inesj6317]

super dein film über Rottweil,ich war das letztesmal 1972 beim Narrensprung dort

[@Shihimase]

Oh, just 6 days ago. I live just 25 km from Rottweil. 🙂 That nets on the bridge is to prevent suicides 26:32 It's called bay window, or in german "Erker".

[@JB-mk8oe]

Hi Conner, Your not far from the Constance Lake. You should take a Trip to Konstanz. Great view over the Lake and right on the swiss Borderline. Its worth it. Leaving next week. Sorry , would of loved to meet you. God bless

[@jennyferbruderhofer1307]

You really have to see Konstanz. It has very beautiful original old town , because it was not destroyed in the ww and of course the lake.

[@lone-wolf-1]

Against tear out first you need sharp wood drills, and second a underlay of wood underneath. Tape on both sides of the strop piece where the holes will get drilled holds the wood fibres together agains tear out. Then I would pre drill with smaller diameter, half or 2/3 of the final diameter (pilot holes). Make (or let make) a guiding template out of very hard wood (or metal) with perpendicular holes of the desired final diameter. What I do if a template is too much assle: I have a small piece of wood in wich I hammer a headless nail wich is as perpendicular as possible . I have it close to my drill and line both up (nail and my drill bit). Then clamp the guiding template + strop piece + underlayer tight together before drilling. As for the rounding of the edges, I would like them softened. Where the leather is comming out, a very light rounding helps too for longevity of the strip. Cheers mate, and good luck! 👍

[@stargirlno2]

Go visit Zurich the next time it's really worth it !

[@Cookiekeks]

very wholesome

[@christianbackfisch]

If you need a tip for the weekend I recommend Sigmaringen there is a medieval market this weekend. your train driver from Balingen ( Rottenburg)

[@ConnerSully]

Thank you sir! And nice to meet you! 🤝

[@IamRemigius]

It's a shame, if you had come 20 km further south to Villingen-Schwenningen, we could have met up and given you a tour. Villingen, over 1000 years old and with intact city fortifications - Schwenningen, once the clock town of the world. There was a time when it was said that every clock in the world had at least one part that came from Schwenningen. If you come to southern Germany again, I recommend spring to experience the so-called "Villlinger Fasnet". Feel free to post a community post beforehand and you will receive a full introduction to this 1000-year-old tradition.

[@Pumuckl2]

The tree is a salix. In german the trivial name is ,, Trauerweide". Minute 8:27 There are also diffrent other species of salix in Europe. Normally it grows at rivers, on wet surface. Ehm, and the first aspirin was extracted out of it. If you concentrate the acid inside the branches, you will get Acetylcholin. So, acetylacid is inside. They might grow in Irland too.

[@tannenzweig672]

In english it's a bay window. Im Germany we call it 'Erker'

[@JeanPaulMueller]

Fun fact. Rottweil was once a part of the Swiss Confederacy.

[@ConnerSully]

That is a cool fact, when was that?

[@JeanPaulMueller]

@@ConnerSully 1463 to 1803

[@bnidezug327]

Hey Conner are going to plan to visit Villingen-Schwenningen too?

[@thorstenfautz4611]

Hey die Brücke kenne ich...da bin ich schon gewesen!!! Yeah i was there too!!!

[@an-an]

The quantity of ad's is ok. You need this for living! 😁😉

[@ConnerSully]

Ok thanks for answering this question, glad it’s not too overbearing

[@RegieAndy]

58:30 Ahhh the Blessings of our new Society.😊

[@chiconmy1515]

Living in the near,if you have some questions,more than happy to answer them👍at least I'll try as hard as I can😁

[@Jcguy123]

Nice video. would be nicer to see these places in the day rather than the evening when everything is closed and people are at home

[@dagmaranja888]

One should know beforehand which town you are planning to go to. I'm sure you'd find locals who show you around a bit, if you like to.

[@20Julian07]

I am from Rottweil. I'm so sad that I didn't see you

[@marco25446]

You have to visit Burg Hohenzollern

[@hanspezer3221]

For your information. This net at the bridge. When i was younger (20 years ago) this wasn't there. Sadly many people, especially pupil from our schools, commited suicide on this bridge. At one point the city had to do something.

[@Omnictionarian97]

Haha so funny that german grandpa 😂 I'm german and i dont even know what those words are 😂😅

[@heideschloegl7016]

This tree is a weeping willow Conner

[@ConnerSully]

Thanks!

[@arnodobler1096]

so, you missed the TK Elevator testing tower? Germany's highest viewing platform

[@Herzschreiber]

33:10 : "The Holy Cross parish for their Fallen (soldiers) is the writing. And yes, you were right. The first World War was 1914-1918, and the board in the middle refers the soldiers fallen then, while the boards to the left and right refer to the victims of the second World War. Crosswalks: The cars do not stop because we Germans are so nice :), it is mandatory. The law says that a car has to stop as soon as seeing a pedestrian attempting to cross the road. If the police watched you not following this law you will have to pay a fine of 80€ and one point in Flensburg.

[@yallahyallah4220]

@14:17 those little things are called Erker in german

[@gammasagittarii2019]

58:20 Willkommen in Stuttgart

[@mauertal]

NOT the oldest town or big settlement, BUT the first town, with the written right, to call as town! In that area people live since more than 40.000 years, with the oldest cultural items of mankind!

[@bogdang6197]

I live in Rottweil and its so cool to see how other people see the town, because for me Rottweil is kinda boring

[@momo-st7nu]

0:42 Welcome to germany 😶smh

[@maxfers3356]

Greetings from Rottweil... DogTownBoys!

[@lemalive]

If you stay longer in Rottweil, you should go up to the elevator tower 44:21

[@ConnerSully]

Yes I would like to do that one day, it looks so tall!

[@Nero_XY]

​@@ConnerSully It's actually the highest publicly accessible observation deck in Germany!

[@Atomprofessor]

Woof woof!

[@lemalive]

How can you miss the church on the right? :) 15:47

[@mismo1677]

The day Donnerstag comes from the Germanic god "Donar", who sent lightning and thunder to the earth.

[@Pumuckl2]

The continental germans called odin wotan, thats the word wednesday in England. And in germany Thor was called wotan. Although the most people in germany are of celtic origin, in the north east more slavic an Northwest its more german. But you`ll find german originated people also in the south. Because their tribes settled. But actually non of that is really the one and only truth. The Romans desribed the People living next to the Rhine as germans.

[@Pumuckl2]

Many people are like the irish people more celtic. And since after second world war our eastern territories, were cut of, because we lost, although are weapons were the best. So many germans from the east came. Thats why some people have grandparents from eastern territories, now poland.

[@Pumuckl2]

The germans assimilated the celtic people, also the romans did. Romans used many crafting techniques the celtic peole had, also their weapons and the steel shirts.

[@lemalive]

Yes, the dog is named after the city 19:20

[@patricschleicher6174]

Immerhin war er im Pinocchio und nicht im Venezia, war wohl ein Rottweiler mit Geschmack der ihm das gezeigt hat.

[@markalexander71332]

Exactly. After the dog. Rottweiler

[@wannabe89]

Hi Connor, im from Rottweil and a have not seen a video from you for a while... Stay positive and stay a light in the world. You were a light for me too. When I started to lose my connection to J es us, the L or d showed me videos how he let you into the light too. I have seen maybe 10 videos of you in my life, but they were the videos I should see to stay on my path with G o d. So since years, there is every year a moment i think abaout you and thank you for beiing a light, when i needed one Thank you and all the best.

[@ConnerSully]

Thank you for this message! Very encouraging 🙏

[@pascalhildebrandt]

The tower on the hill which was under construction is actually from the 12th century and was a prison back then🤯 Greetings from Rottweil 🫡

[@maylinde986]

"17,- that is what I thought at your first tour video! Should really be a bit informed about the locations. You are really missing so much or just walk by without recognizing it. And from your first tour I wanted to 'float' your comments with information.

[@maylinde986]

If you haven't imformed yourself before, go to the tourist information, threre you can get advices. And yes, we do know a lot about those places,- lots of them are so historical (even important) and most times you just walk by and that hurts ..

[@Croatiandreamx]

Komm nach Albstadt 😂

[@Bauramiboring]

7:45 omg, omg, omg. you crosed 2 times the red light 😂 If a Car or something else hit you, it would be entirely your fault. That thing what you dont know how to call is named "Erker" = bay window

[@MR-08-15]

Gute Heimreise!

[@adrikm]

Rottweil is the oldest town in Baden-Württemberg

[@johnnolls747]

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[@ralfmuller8240]

You have to Comeback on this date: march 03/04 2025 Believe me, you will be more than surprised 🤙

[@ge.h.1902]

Its called 'Erker'

[@Pumuckl2]

maybe they are more desciples because of Paul, who came later after Jesuses death, but is also often called desciple. min 32:00

[@ConnerSully]

Yes maybe that is it.

[@leandrocarvalho-lz5iu]

Where are the dogs?

[@claudiaberger9639]

There is a dog breed "Rottweiler"

[@Paketband_]

Go to Wildberg

[@Pumuckl2]

Our politics destroyed Volkswagen. They now produced so many new e-cars, instad of their main selling product Diesel, and Gasoline-Cars. Politics, is very bad right now. People are angry on anybody.

[@Pumuckl2]

Connor I like your bioble channel too. Im also christian. Im in a Freikirche. In EFG. Im evangelical or protestant.

[@RealTowelie]

Der Typ in Vaihingen 🤣

[@vx1978]

this is the Schwäbische Alb and not the Schwarzwald😆

[@maylinde986]

Cause he passed the 'Schwarzwälder Bote',- probably irritating

[@leandrocarvalho-lz5iu]

Show the dog breeders!!!