FIRST TIME reacting to THIS IS GERMANY! / DEFINITELY VISITING GERMANY FOR SURE NOW!

[@bixxix3896]

That one statue with the sword is Arminius, who led Germanic tribes to victory against the Roman legions who were trying to enter Germany / in the Teutoburg forrest 9AD.

[@camillab.6349]

The statues are mostly memorials. They honour important historical events or people.

[@DJone4one]

4:42 this is the Bremer Dom. 7:22 That is Frederick I, called Barbarossa, from the noble family of the Hohenstaufen, was Duke of Swabia from 1147 to 1152 as Frederick III. He was Roman-German King from 1152 to 1190 and Emperor of the Roman-German Empire from 1155 to 1190.

[@stampcollector74]

2000 years of history ... beeing German isn't easy sometimes. BUT nether the less it is a beautiful country.

[@rianair5899]

good german accent

[@PfalzMapper]

The statues are memorials to important historical events, fighters or emperors.

[@sarah-jl8cr]

3:29 is the building that is used as Leipzigs town hall. The one after is the memorial of the battle of nations (final battle bewteen mainly Napoleon against Prussia, Russia, Sweden and Austria). When you stand directly infront of it, it is so much bigger than it looks from a far.

[@boundlessenergyreal]

Hello, you both are very sympathetic. I suspect the person on the right is better off in the UK or France. The person on the left is sympathetic to Germany and can certainly feel very comfortable in Germany. Think about it. Thank you!

[@andreienciu750]

That is Münchens Cityhall (Münchener Rathaus) and the column in Berlin is called The Column of Victory (Seele Colln in german)erected in 1872 in memory of the victory over France in Franco-Prusian, the monument is dedicated to dedicated to Hermann a national hero who had defited and made romans to think twice before invading german soil all that he had whilst being at same time a Roman soldier,citizen and adopted son of one the comanders he had fought against.

[@haukesattler446]

At 13:02: It is highly unlikely you will find a petrol station on the island of Helgoland because the whole island is a car free zone. Bikes and scooter are prohibited too. The only exception are ambulance, police and some material transports (which use electric cars).

[@sarah-jl8cr]

12:40 Helgoland is Germany's only island in higher sea. You can reach it by ferry from Hamburg. I think only 2 times a day. The ride takes around 3 hours. My friend and I plan to go there for the first time this year. Not gonna lie, I am a little bit scared by the 3 hour ship ride.

[@johnkramer8091]

I'm not intending to scare you any further, but if the sea is particularly rough that day, be prepared for people puking all over the place 😂 Better bring some sickness medication

[@oliverh.]

But we have more Islands

[@maxpower5183]

If you want to visit all these places,it would take years.

[@GayFetisch75]

07:16 is Friedrich der I, called Barbarossa (Rotbart) 1122 - 1190 Emperor of the Holy Roman-German Empire

[@CavHDeu]

It's just gold coated not pure gold 😉 Freiburg was spelled like a german native

[@luisekoschinsky7728]

Greatings from Germany

[@jansencarsten8538]

Germany ❤❤

[@luisekoschinsky7728]

Hello my friends, be sure Not every place looks like this.... Like disney world. There are also places where people pumping heroin in there venes

[@oliverh.]

The Gold statue is the Siegessäule in Berlin at the top is the golden Godess Viktoria of victory

[@ChiaraVet]

Many statues are of famous nobles/military people from the area. Sometimes they are represented as mythological beings (e.g. Greek demigods or gods/German mythology demigods). This video is IMHO nice but doesn´t explains a lot. There are some channels that do a better job at explaining history and therefore also statues/castles/ cathedrals etc. PS: Bücher means books. Many shops in the walk-only historical city center put out those signs for people to see what they offer.

[@javierturcamaro6883]

Y dale,por dios.....esos no son castillos,son palacios.....los castillos los crearon en España,en una region llamada CASTILLA-ESPAÑA-(por eso se llaman castillos)......esos que veis ahi son palacios,catedrales o iglesias.....

[@joergfro7149]

King --Barbarossa statue.......The great Emporer of the Holy Roman Empire of the German Nation ...7.16

[@sx_suffix]

Where are my German fellas ?

[@jorgkontschak5299]

Kyffhäuser ist Kaiser Barbarossa

[@kati7476]

Hey QuinSan, can you please make a reaction video to ( Sun Diego's - rostov on don) song? :)

[@dasmaurerle4347]

Cocaine does impact any reaction...🤦

[@javierturcamaro6883]

Y dale,por dios.....esos no son castillos,son palacios.....los castillos los crearon en España,en una region llamada CASTILLA-ESPAÑA-(por eso se llaman castillos)......esos que veis ahi son palacios,catedrales o iglesias.....