First Time in Munich, Germany - INCREDIBLE City in the Heart of Bavaria

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[@michaelmiltz4688]

My wife and I will be in Switzerland in 48 hours then off to Riva del Garda, then to Rome, then to Milan. Thanks for the video. Next year 2024 we will be going to Bavaria.

[@RustyDust101]

A little 'warning' to all tourists who visit a real German beer garden for the first time: most beer gardens are associated with one brewery, so in many cases you won't get beers from other breweries there. Don't be disappointed, that's just how it is. The beer gardens were the traditional sales point of the breweries who had their huge cellars right under the cobblestones of the garden. It was the best way to keep the beer cool during the summer, so they stored their barrels fairly deeply underground.

[@BrianandCarrie]

This is very interesting and a great tip! Thanks so much for sharing, Cheers!!

[@leitaochen8889]

Last week when I visited Dusseldorf with my German colleague, he took me to a brewery which is "zum Schlussel", I don't know what it means but the beer is really amazing and we even took a grand tour of the brewery about how they make beers. Nice.

[@stefanw.5200]

@@leitaochen8889 We areapproximately in the year 1540 in the Middle Ages. Originally, the keys (SCHLUSSEL) to the city gates in Dusseldorf were left overnight in nearby inns. The next restaurant today called "zum Schlüssel". The name and trademark of the brewery are reminiscent of this tradition. In short, the key is the emblem of this historic brewery 😉😜😇

[@leitaochen8889]

@@stefanw.5200 Thanks a lot for the great sharing, really amazing to know the stories behind. I enjoyed the beer there and the tradition as well, one of which I guess is that you have to cover your glass with the pad otherwise the beer will keep coming.😇🤣

[@stefanw.5200]

@@leitaochen8889 Thank you too and your guess is exactly right.... I think it's really nice that you're interested in such little traditions. That gives me joy 😃😊 Prost/Cheers 🍻

[@PenelopePitstop888]

Nice! I visited about a decade ago, around the same time. I'm from Houston and the heat there was similar. Bavaria is beautiful and the people quite friendly.

[@GreatCityAttractions]

Munich looks great!

[@tammyvig8253]

Augustiner Keller was our favorite beer garden. About a 20 to 30 min walk from the Marienplatz, but so worth it and not touristy like Hofbrauhaus.

[@BrianandCarrie]

That sounds much more like our style - wish we were still there to go check it out. Thanks so much for watching. Cheers 🍻

[@roadtofreecollege6337]

I took some of my German students to German speaking countries every summer for years. They picked the cities we visited. München was always on the list. Loved your video. It reminded me why I enjoyed Germany so much. But I’m really excited to see your Salzburg video, as we visited there every trip too. Danke schön.-Elizabeth

[@mogon721]

If you want to see and experience Germany and German culture, DO NOT VISIT BAVARIA. Go to Hamburg, go to Cologne, go to Freiburg. Bavaria is to Germany what Texas is to the USA. And I tell you, the difference from Bavaria to the northern coastal culture is bigger than that. If you want to see your stereotypes of "Germany" confirmed, then go to Munich. But if you want more than just your expectations be fulfilled, first visit the rest of Germany, and start with the coast, especially the Frisian islands. Your students will see a Germany they never expected.

[@roadtofreecollege6337]

@@mogon721 I took some of my German students on 3-week trips each summer for years. We visited about 5 cities each time. Munich was always one of them, but the others were outside of Bavaria. We used the train system liberally. We saw a balance of types of places, and different cultures. Their favorite place each year? Weinheim, a suburb outside of Heidelberg.

[@chrisj8764]

What a great looking city!

[@BrianandCarrie]

It really is! We loved our time there. Thanks for watching ☺

[@andriytsepukh]

If you in München, then I will recommend go to Königsee.You will like this lake and area

[@seandavie3672]

The BMW museum is awesome. Great collection of iconic cars and motorcycles. I saw it on an icy, snowy December day after getting stuck inside a subway car at the end of the line.

[@BrianandCarrie]

It is a great option if you have to be indoors!!

[@pawerybacki98]

On an icy, snowy December day, you’d indeed much better go to a BMW museum than drive a BMW… Just kidding! I’m an 〇〇〇〇 fan 😉 I’d love to visit the BMW museum as well, but I’ve only been to the Audi museum in Ingolstadt so far and can highly recommend!

[@MagnificentGermanywithDarion]

New subscriber here. I loved your video in one of my favorite cities in Germany. I visit Munich often and I am always planning my next trip. I was last in Much back in June 2023 and part of July. I am looking forward to watching your Nuremberg video and catching up with the rest. WIll keep in touch :) !!!!!

[@BrianandCarrie]

Thank you so much for watching and commenting! We had a great time in Munich. We would love to return over the Christmas holiday someday.

[@markmazurek2004]

Hi Brian and Carrie. Thank you for posting all your experiences! My wife and I have been following you guys for the last year and have decided to follow in your footsteps and decided to retire and travel. We are same age as you and our first trip is planned for September 12th and we are heading to Japan, Bali and Thailand. Keep us posted if you are looking for expats to connect with as we are looking to meet like minded people. Hope to meet up and cross paths with you one day. Safe travels!!!

[@BrianandCarrie]

That sounds like a great start, Mark!! You two will enjoy SE Asia! We would love to meet up sometime. Thank you for watching and safe travels!! Cheers!!🍻

[@stewdogg42]

Yes! Toscana and Sicilia!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@elizaC3024]

😊 I was glad to hear that the "beer garden", had 🍷 🥂 wine.

[@BrianandCarrie]

Yes, plenty of wonderful wine to be had in Germany!! Cheers 🍻 🍷

[@elizaC3024]

Also when in Italy try the Borghese museum, you will find that getting tickets online in advance is preferred, it is beautiful, and is surrounded by beautiful grounds as well.

[@BrianandCarrie]

Thanks so much for the suggestion! Cheers 🍻

[@GreatCityAttractions]

Great thing to do in rome.

[@georgebuscay8511]

Great video. But, very excited about Italy. Love the romance countries. Kathleen

[@BrianandCarrie]

We will be excited about our Italian series too, Kathleen! We will have almost two months in Italy!! ❤

[@georgebuscay8511]

@@BrianandCarrie Wonderful!

[@Where_in_the_world_are_we_now]

I was shocked when I was reading through the comments to find that you’ve had people complain about all the talk of beer on your videos! 😮. I don’t even like beer, but it’s one of (the many) reasons I love your videos. I love Brian’s beer economics and 2:thirsty. ❤️❤️ That pretzel looked amazing! I can relate to the rescheduling of plans because of weather. We are starting our 3rd month here in Mexico during the rainy season. 🤦🏼‍♀️. This last month has been quite a challenge to see and do things because of the weather. Oh well. It’s all part of the adventure. Looking forward to your videos from Italy so much! That’s one of the 5 countries we are considering for retirement. You might find this interesting. We are currently in Playa Zipolite in Oaxaca, Mexico. There is a restaurant at the bottom of the hill where we are staying.T he owner/head chef is from Sicily and he is going home this next week for a visit. 😉 Safe travels! Thanks for the fantastic videos you always provide. ❤️❤️

[@BrianandCarrie]

We have learned that whatever we say or do someone will be offended. We are always surprised when we are told that our opinion is wrong. ITS OUR OPINION!!! 😆 For the most part we have positive comments but some people just can't be happy. It is interesting about Playa Zipolite, Oaxaca. We will be in Mexico next year and looking for places to visit to stop for a month. Thank you for watching and always commenting!! ❤

[@GreatCityAttractions]

Looks a great time guys - great content as per usual.

[@BrianandCarrie]

Thank you for watching! Cheers!!🍻

[@GreatCityAttractions]

no problems - keep up the great content@@BrianandCarrie

[@lestion7]

If you guys are still in Munich you owe it to yourselves to go to Augustiner right on Kaufingerstrasse. They have one of the best Weißbier I’ve ever had and they don’t export it to the US. Give it a try! Also, the goulash is amazing!

[@BrianandCarrie]

Thank you for the suggestions! We have just left and missed it. That is the problem with moving too fast through an area. You sometimes miss the good stuff. Thanks again! Cheers!!🍻

[@MOBU76]

Guys you should go to Slovakia and visit either capital Bratislava or town Kosice on the east side of Slovakia. Its my hometown. Very affordable and full of history. We have the church built in 1330 - St. Elisabeth church. Its massive.

[@BrianandCarrie]

Thank you so much for the suggestion. We plan to head back to that area next year and will be sure to add it to the list. Cheers!!

[@LaChicaconSuerte-1111]

Greetings from Alicante! This time, I visited Santa Pola and now in the city center very close to all the tapas bars, next stop, Playa San Juan..

[@Danielle-ic7pv]

Great video guys! You indicated now moving to Tuscany. My husband and I were there recently for 6 months, our apartment was in Firenze. We travelled quite a bit around and it is amazing. One restaurant not to be missed: Dario Cecchini in Panzano in Chianti. Amazing experience! Alla prossima!

[@BrianandCarrie]

Thank you for the recommendation, Danielle! ❤

[@joannwallace7185]

Hi Brian & Carrie, I just realized that my reply thanking you for the Airbnb link did not send. I apologize & Thank you so much for sending us the link for Kotor. Enjoy Germany. We are traveling to Germany in October.

[@jiggyjean9081]

Munich is absolutely stunning! So pretty and so much detail everywhere! I felt like i was walking right along side you guys 😍🥰

[@BrianandCarrie]

It really was, that one building in the main center square specifically. I just stood there staring at it to try to take in all the details. Miss you ❤️❤️

[@cocentaina88]

Hi Guys, Munich looks nice but again way to many tourists for me. I am really looking forward to the Italy videos, and especially Scilily as I plan to visit during the winter. I just finished editing my first video and am shocked by how much work it takes. I think people don't realize how much work goes into each video. 😊

[@BrianandCarrie]

Munich is very touristy as is Milan and Florance. Yes, editing does take a lot more effort than people realize. We get asked what we do in our downtime. We work on our KZbin channel!! 😆 It does get easier and faster. 🍻

[@CraigandMandy1]

Thanks!

[@BrianandCarrie]

Thank you!! Sorry for the late reply. We have been on the road for the last couple of days. We really appreciate the support!! ❤ Cheers!!🍻

[@CraigandMandy1]

@@BrianandCarrie no problem! I just can't wait for us to get on the road and have those types of problems. Lol.

[@martina5923]

Being half German, I spent an extensive amount of time in Germany when I was an adolescent. Out of all the places in Germany I had been to, Munich was my least favorite. I did, however, enjoy going to the outdoor markets, cafes, etc. which is prominent for much of Germany. I like the Schaum ( froth ) on your beers. Prost! Cheers!

[@BrianandCarrie]

Thank you for watching and commenting!! Prost!!🍻

[@TexasDoug393]

Almost 6 minutes into the video, I'm sitting here wondering how Brian can be in Munich, Germany, and not mention beer. 😀Pretty nice recovery though. Salzburg is on my list, and looking forward to Italy.

[@BrianandCarrie]

HAHA!! We actually had someone complain in our Prague video that we talk too much about beer. 🙄 When you are in this part of the world it needs to be mentioned! 😆 Thank you for watching!! Cheers!!🍻

[@Ulysses88047]

Salzburg ist a little town with one main street where the house of Mozat is and two beautiful churches. Don't miss eating " Wiener Schnitzel " and " Salzburger Nockerl ".

[@gkunz3]

Love your channel and videos, but a request….could you mention the Month of the year (year itself unnecessary). It would help us understand more about weather throughout the year.

[@BrianandCarrie]

We have just recently started adding the month to the beginning of our videos. Very legitimate request!! We were in Munich in late July. Thank you for watching and the request. We are always looking to improve. 😁 Cheers!!🍻

[@NewCastleIndiana]

“If you’re into cars…” I know this was meant for me!!😆. I just went to Porsche Stuttgart rented 911 drove through Germany and Australian alps. Didn’t hit Munich/BMW though, but done a ton of BMW track days.

[@BrianandCarrie]

That sounds amazing!! One day we will rent a car and travel a bit freer than we have been on public transportation. Thank you for watching and commenting! Cheers!!🍻

[@zwiderwurzn5908]

I'm glad you like my hometown. I've never been to the Hofbräuhaus myself ;-) There are much nicer beer gardens and other places where you can relax that are not so crowded.

[@BrianandCarrie]

We would agree with that for sure. We had a great time in Munich! Thank you for watching!! Cheers!!🍻

[@chamindunethmina1]

❤

[@charlesmcbride4097]

It's considered essential to give credit for the music used. Would be interested in who did the music for first minute & a half ...Thanks much

[@BrianandCarrie]

We get all of our music from Epidemic Sound.

[@mark7035]

Augustiner! Hobrauhaus is fun, but crazy. JW Augustiner is arguably better bier, and more relaxing. You totally missed the Englischer Garten and the Biergarten am Chinesischen Turm, the best place to get a bier in Munich! Oh well. Next time…

[@BrianandCarrie]

We did miss a few things that we had planned on doing and the Englischer Garten was one of them. Between the rain and the short stay, we couldn't get everywhere. Next time!!! 😀 Cheers!!🍻

[@عبداللهالخبيري-ذ8ص]

A very important question, and I hope you answer frankly: Which is better for you in terms of prices and nature, Europe or East Asia? 😊

[@BrianandCarrie]

Great question. We enjoy both for different reasons. SE Asia is far less expensive. The food is amazing and easy to find. Europe has the history and each country is so much different from the next. Europe can also be expensive. We do prefer the climate in Europe over Asia.

[@AprilandRafa]

Great video. What hotel did you stay in Munchen?

[@BrianandCarrie]

Hi! We stayed at the AdvaStay by King's in Munich, and we were very happy with it.

[@elisecruz7897]

What month of the year was this?

[@BrianandCarrie]

July

[@michaelstaengl1349]

This was a really great and warm harted video about my home city of Munich, thanks for that. When visiting the Frauenkirche from time stamp 1:44 onward, you probably missed a detail next to the main entrance, the "Devils footprint" Here shamelessly copied from Wikipedia: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frauenkirche,_Munich?oldformat=true Quote: In another version of the legend, the devil made a deal with the builder to finance construction of the church on the condition that it contain no windows. The clever builder, however, tricked the devil by positioning columns so that the windows were not visible from the spot where the devil stood in the foyer. When the devil discovered that he had been tricked, he could not enter the already consecrated church. The devil could only stand in the foyer and stomp his foot furiously, which left the dark footprint that remains visible in the church's entrance today.

[@BrianandCarrie]

Thank you for adding this to the channel, Michael!

[@JakWilk]

What has been your favourite spot in Central Europe til now?

[@BrianandCarrie]

Prague was really nice as was Salzburg. Salzburg was a day trip that we took from Munich, so we were only there for the day but really enjoyed it. That video will be out on Saturday. Thank you for watching!! Cheers!!🍻

[@suevialania]

🇵🇹👍🏻💚❤️

[@sharonpapkin8574]

Hofbrau its tourist trap locals never go there You have beer hause in every street almost

[@BrianandCarrie]

Yes, we found a few. 😀 Thank you for watching!! Cheers!!🍻

[@nicoleoshea-holohan2743]

Prost!

[@BrianandCarrie]

Prost 🍻

[@Rick4345]

The BMW Welt is next to the BMW Museum. The Welt is free. The museum is about 12 Euros per person. At the Welt is a nice gift shop and three places to eat. Plus you may get to see someone pick up their new BMW and drive it away. Definitely see the Museum. There’s something for everyone to see. Plus a place to get something to eat. Definitely go to the museum

[@mojopahitvlog8473]

Awesome munich❤

[@baolnguyen442]

Another great video, lots of helpful information! The beer looks yummy 🙂Looking forward to your videos from Italy.

[@BrianandCarrie]

Thank you for watching!! Cheers!!🍻

[@Paul-cg1bn]

That palace was hands down cool bananas! I could imagine one of the wider halls possibly also acting as a ball room. Perhaps there are other more suitable rooms for that, but they are so ornamental and elegant! I'm not a fan of those small, hard pretzels, but those breaded ones are right up my alley. And they're huge! A couple of those with dipping sauce could essentially make a meal! Yum! Munich is beautiful! I really appreciate all the work you do creating and sharing these videos. Besides my salivary glands, they really stimulate the right half of my brain. Thanks so much for sharing!

[@BrianandCarrie]

We really appreciate you watching! It makes all the hard work worth it!! Thank you so much. Cheers!!🍻

[@d.y.e3803]

Great that you made it to München. I still remember it being a beautiful and also lively city although I went way back in the mid 70s when I was still university age. I went for a few days during summer vacation. That was back during over a decade of annual trips when I used to spend whole summers in DK instead of 1-3 weeks in later years. Back then, I would travel to other places in Europe or North Africa (early 80s for North Africa) for a few days or a week or so and then head back up to DK which has always been my base. It's unfortunate that you got rain. I was lucky as I was there in summer and it was dry and bright sunshine. I'm looking forward to your adventures in Italy. Sicily is one place that has been on my list for quite a while. I've been to a lot of other places in Italy, from north to south, but never to Sicily. Continue the fun! Greetings from Los Angeles

[@BrianandCarrie]

Hello in Los Angeles ☺! We really had thought we'd have nicer weather being we were there in August - but tried to make the best of what we got. We are really looking forward to getting to Sicily as well, always been a bucket list destination for us both. Cheers 🍻

[@JohnSmith-bz9be]

Munich looks like my kind of city with all the lovely period buildings and "efficient" beer gardens. I do need to go there. And I hope you guys enjoy the Amalfi coast while you are in Italy. I have been really enjoying your eye-opening Euro-Adventure. Onwards and upwards!!!

[@PenelopePitstop888]

In and around Munich are also fantastic new urban design buildings. Architecturally, Munich is a very interesting mix of new & old.

[@JohnSmith-bz9be]

@@PenelopePitstop888 Cheers for that. It sounds a lot like London :)

[@PenelopePitstop888]

@@JohnSmith-bz9be I love England, but only have visited London 4x and out to Stonehenge area. I feel England is my spiritual home.😊

[@JohnSmith-bz9be]

@@PenelopePitstop888 I hope you get to spend more time in England in the future. Visiting dreamy Oxford or Cambridge in the summer is a fantastic day out or a weekend experience, as well as the picturesque Cotswold, or stay at one of our historic little seaside towns in Devon or Cornwall, just to name a few things to do. :)

[@BrianandCarrie]

We are enjoying Italy and getting plenty of coastline up in the La Spezia area. We have just arrived in the Puglia region which also has a beautiful coast. We won't be doing a video on our week in this area, we need a little downtime off-camera. 😃 Thank you for watching!! Cheers!!🍻

[@billmclellan8429]

I apologise for the perceived negativity, but maybe you can take this as constructive criticism. You didn't seem to go very far in Munich; the market, the beer garden, the city hall and the brewhouse are all within four minutes walk. The Residenz is not much farther. Spreading out to the edges is more rewarding that sticking to the tourist highlights. It rains in Europe! So, adjust how you feel about rain and carry rain clothes. Shorts as clothing screams 'American'. Perhaps dress like the locals.

[@BrianandCarrie]

Unfortunately, we were there for a very short period of time. As far as the rain is concerned we are from Seattle where it rains 8+ months a year! We are used to it. 😆 We carry some light rain or warmer clothing but being the minimalist that we are and only using carry-on luggage you have to pick and choose what you decide to pack. When we decide to do a cold climate destination, we will definitely pack definitely. We see thousands of locals wearing shorts every day. We are American and like any other country on the planet there is nothing wrong with where you are from. Good people are simply good people.

[@ceriosborne394]

It's Saturday morning and just catching up with your videos and like always it's another good one - thank you! It's really too bad that you were unable to get to the Weihenstephaner Brewery. Not only is the beer delicious but the brewery tour is really very good. And, bonus the town of Freising is super cute with lots of great hiking, walking and cycling paths. You'll have to try and get there another time. I am super curious though as to why, as budget travellers and with an open calendar, you chose to adventure through some of the most expensive countries in Europe during the summer and in particular August? The whole peak season (mid-June to September) is NUTS with August probably being the absolute worse. Most Europeans holiday for the month of August. And, then there's Ferragosto which is the traditional holiday in Italy that runs I believe from August 15 to September 1 when Italian families tend to holiday so the country is even busier and the smaller family-run stores and restaurants are often closed. Mid-September on is quieter, slightly cooler and always cheaper ... win, win and triple win! Anyway, just curious ... travel on and enjoy!!

[@BrianandCarrie]

Hi! We really wish we had more time in Munich to explore. Missing out on visiting the brewery was a real downside for us. We absolutely agree with the time of year and traveling, unfortunately so much goes into our deciding the path we travel. When you have 5 months to fill, dealing with Schengen rules and trying to go in the direction of nicer and warmer weather as fall/winter arrives - it just made sense to start in the north and head south. It was worth it though and why we budget to save on travel during some months so we have money to spend in the months we find ourselves in spendier places. Cheers!!

[@MikeS29]

I'm eating a hotdog and drinking a Yuengling, not quite a Munich bier and Brot! And as an Italian citizen, I'm excited for the next leg of your journey 🙂

[@BrianandCarrie]

Thank you for following along, Mike! We will be excited to start our Italy series soon. Cheers!!🍻

[@thomaskrutzmann2231]

... original dishes.

[@matthewbrazelton8911]

Thank you! Prost!

[@BrianandCarrie]

Prost!! 🍻 🍻

[@StefanSulistyo]

That wine “beer garden” in Residenz was only a temporary wine fest with vineyards from the Pfalz region (Palatinate). It happens every year for about a week or so in August.

[@kayclifton9064]

Omg you two what a way to start the European fall. I haven't had a Lowenbrau beer in years. In Italy you'll find Doner Kebab for street food and go to the one in Rome that the locals go to during their lunch hour because it's fresh. Naturally pasta and 🍕. Some coffee shops in the local communities might have a pastry shop next to it and you can have a cappuccino and pastry for breakfast and make sure that you are standing up at the coffee counter and drink your water before you have your coffee because it is good & strong. It's how the Italians start there day and end there nights.

[@ritagiffin9403]

Muenchen is beautiful but it is the most expensive City in Germany

[@thomaskrutzmann2231]

Thank you very much for your impressions and the fantastic pictures of my hometown! Hope you enjoy your trip to Italy with all of its stunning views and its exceptional food! If you'd like to find great restaurants: there's a book called Slow Food - Osterie d'Italia where you can find great original. All my italian friends use that. Lots of fun!

[@BrianandCarrie]

Thank you for watching, Thomas! Cheers!!🍻

[@stefanw.5200]

Very nice Video, have fun... Greetings from Bavaria

[@BrianandCarrie]

Thank you for watching!! Cheers! 🍻

[@AllisonCharles-cf2yy]

Loving all your stops Brian & Carrie! Thank you for sharing. Couple of questions, which city did you like better and why? Nuremberg or Munich? Also, where did you stay in each city? You usually put those links and talk about what hotels or BNBs you stay in, in the cities you visit. So looking forward to your Italy videos! 😊😊

[@BrianandCarrie]

Hi! We are going to be having a recap video that will go over all the places we stayed, our thoughts, and costs coming out in a few weeks. In the meantime, we really liked both places for totally different reasons. Nuremberg due to it being a bit more compact and a bit smaller city feel, but then Munich had a lot more to explore and see. I will be sure the links for where we stayed in both locations are in the video description - when we are moving faster we forget those little things (thanks for the reminder 😉). Cheers!!

[@AllisonCharles-cf2yy]

Thank you! Looking forward to seeing and hearing all about it. 😀@@BrianandCarrie

[@angelatanurdzic7508]

Thanks for this great video ❤

[@BrianandCarrie]

You are so welcome! Thank you so much for watching 😊

[@scottjohnson1964]

Gorgeous. Just put in my retirement notice. Plan is to head out in February.

[@jacqdanieles]

Good for you! Enjoy your travels!

[@BrianandCarrie]

That is so awesome - CONGRATS!! Enjoy the next few months and planning process. Cheers 🍻

[@florinnan86]

Cheers guys 🍻

[@BrianandCarrie]

Cheers 🍻

[@kimcosta5231]

You guys also should have gone to the english garden. Its right next to Odeonsplatz where you have been. It's a huge park in the center of munich and very beautiful as well. Also maybe a visit to one of the lakes around the town like Starnberger See or Tegernsee would have been nice for you. The mountains are very close and the scenery is astonishing.

[@BrianandCarrie]

We explained in the video that we ran out of time to see everything that we wanted to see and specifically talked about the English Gardens. Thank you for watching! Cheers!

[@ApriliaRacer14]

Last time in München my family and I spent every day in the English Garden swimming. Spaß!!!