German Fairy Tale Town

Rothenburg is an awesome town only 45 minutes away from Schwabisch Hall, so we took a quick little day trip there. Can't wait to go back again. I love it.
I'm going on vacation with a couple old friends and probably not going to upload anything for about a week, but the video I am planning on having for next Saturday should be pretty cool. Thanks so much for all the support and I'll see you all soon. - Nalf
Music: Eyes Wide Open - Tony Anderson

[@christian3614]

I wonder how many english speeking germans are watching this channel Me included i just love this different view of germany sometimes its good to see it with other eyes thanks man ^^

[@Flo-pj1sj]

I saw the sequence at the beginning, the drone flying higher and higher with the view over Rothenburg and it instantly gave goosebumps to me! I love this town and I really, really love the Taubertal festival, which takes place there! Simply an amazing place to be!

[@williamvo4973]

Flo Ffe Taubertaler Fest mein Freund👍👍 einfach nur der Hammer

[@ZabaArt]

hey, i m from Rothenburg! Your video makes me love my city even more! thank you😁

[@user-yg8qd2py2g]

wow, you created a AWESOME atmosphere! You deserve way more subscribers and views man, really good job. Greetings from bavaria :)

[@gogigogimanov6880]

Love Germany, Love USA, love your videos! New subscriber from Kyrgyz Republic.

[@SH-mz8ie]

Awesome pictures and great music selection! Keep it up! :-)

[@Zipcom69]

Next time when you're in Rothenburg you should join the night watchman tour. That's really fun. And they do it in english too.

[@totheguyaboveme4502]

Bro you upload nice high quality videos. Keep going

[@Treva097]

great work, good shots, good cutting and good music. Really good Video :)

[@carolz5090]

Hey Nalf, “very awesome” is always traveling places with you, and seeing the fam is an added bonus. I love the gentleness of this vlog, the quieter, less techno music is nice and fits. Robie ❤️ is right, cookies and milk stations in the Christmas store is a good idea. Keeping the milk cold might be too much of a hassle and health risk, but cookies are always a good idea, really anywhere. 🍪

[@ramses4237]

Just found your channel and been binge watching your vids, loving them! Keep 'em comin :D

[@EvaMariaLotte]

This is such a nice and beautiful video, thank you! I miss Rothenburg so very much... One of the best places on earth.

[@ulrichlehnhardt4293]

great video .. the music creates a special atmosphere. Thanks for showing the world the beauty of our country.

[@roibnsheel2560]

I'm from germany and i love your videos. It's so amazing to see that you like germany that much^^

[@rainerm.8168]

Aren't you the perfect PR guy for the German Tourist Department? The way you present a place is entertaining and visually wonderfully done.

[@vbvideo1669]

An really amazing vlog. Good job! :)

[@lasth0pe165]

You should come to Heidelberg they also have one of these Christmas stores and its a really pretty old town here

[@Treva097]

Treu !

[@flinttolley]

Ja!

[@biancaboho7921]

Awesome video!! I love all your videos its so cool to see that you are enjoying the area so much! I am from Schwäbisch Hall♥ and I am living in Chicago since a year and I`m staying for another so your videos always kinda take me home thanks!! Keep doing your great work and greetings from Chicago :)

[@nacepaly7607]

I read the title and immediately thought of rothenburg. I stayed in rothenburg for about a week when I was a kid. The christmas shops, the town wall, we even climbed the same steps of that tower and seeing all this in one video just made all the memories come rushing back. Thank you for that :)

[@Crazyboy123232]

You should visit Würzburg one day. It's an old city with many, many churches. And a great castle. Good video. As always ;) You deserve way more subscribers mate...

[@annhannon8792]

Love Wurtzberg

[@SledgeFox]

Subscribed, thank you very much, very friendly and positive, very enjoyable!

[@remixedv]

I need more footage of the ornament store... just beautiful. Great job!

[@pelangable]

wow! thank you for showing this. i'm dying to go there myself. i'm sharng this to my friends and relatives wanting to come and visit.

[@alanweber6805]

I really enjoy your vedios you make everyone feel like family

[@PikassoBG]

Love your vlogs.Keep up the good work.Greetings from Bulgaria ;)

[@typxxilps]

Awesome footage + sound - all the best for you.

[@spfisterer3651]

I always forget how beautiful it is ... I think I'll go there tomorrow....

[@palomino73]

Very nice video and the choice of music proves that you're a guy with taste ! Thanks for your vids so far; you got one more subscriber !

[@KomentatorinAnna]

Recently found your Channel and i absolutly love the Vlogs! Keep up the amazing work! :) It´s funny i always saw Germany as boring and grey but seeing you so hyped and in love with everything changend my view of my Country as well :D

[@Halivera]

This! Is! A! Masterpiece!

[@tauchen-bali-scuba-libre]

hello nalf! I started watching your channel a few days ago. I'm from the area of ​​Rothenburg ( Markt Bergel) but live since 21 years in Bali now! But I have to say, with your videos, you show me that Germany has much more to offer, than I thought before I moved to Bali! Keep up the good work with your you tube channel, it is very entertaining! A big thank you from Bali (Indonesia) Greetings Herbie

[@typxxilps]

Rothenburg ob der Tauber is the important full name cause otherwise your navigation system leads you to another Rothenburg near Hamburg. Haven't you seen the middleage Mc Donalds sign? Each brand has to modify its signs to middle age style

[@rainerzufall9641]

Stimmt das mit den Schildern? Wie cool ist das denn ^^ Wobei es andererseits auch traurig ist dass es mitten in der schönen alten Stadt überhaupt so einen Saftladen gibt :/

[@elmikos]

McD closed years ago

[@Ulkomaalainen]

That would be Rotenburg/Wümme. Not that close to Hamburg, but quite some distance from the Tauber river.

[@chandirakanthannmrs2427]

Schoene klare Bilder,erfreuliche Hintergrundsmusik,Ihr strahlendes laecheln! Mich haben Sie durch Ihre Videos angezogen!

[@maoaflo]

this town is just awesome!

[@timo8932]

if you liked Rothenburg you should really consider visiting Nördlingen in Bavaria its about 75 km away from Schwäbisch Hall which is a 1h 14 min drive.

[@maoaflo]

nördlingen deserves as much attention as rothenburg, for sure!

[@flukos79]

dont you love german precision???!?!?!?! 1hr and 14 min the man said!!!

[@luckyqualmi]

@@flukos79 As a german I had to review his statement by driving to Nördlingen by myself. He was right. 1h 14min 11s. Good job.

[@grence0108]

you should go to hessenpark at once, it's full of old fachwerkhouses, old german houses, filled with small stories. It's pretty nice. Have a nice vacation.

[@TheMotschl]

Im living around 15 Minutes away from schwäbisch Hall :D its crazy to watch you driving around all the familiar places and enjoying it so much. In rothenburg you should check the medieval crime and justice museum! all the descriptions are in english aswell its shocking but very very interesting! Also in august when there is the so called "Taubertalfestival" there is a good time to meet the city! i think billy talent is headliner this year... if you love these kind of citys you should check "Dinkelbühl" its also like 45 min, maybe 1h away from SHA. keep up the good work!

[@FesIRL]

I was there in December, the night watchman was awesome. It was so cold!

[@kwaobenti]

German towns are so pretty! :)

[@betaich]

Not all of them.

[@toastbrotlf2000]

betaich Especially Dortmund^^

[@kwaobenti]

+Lennart F A-ha but I said towns, not cities! :)

[@gerdpapenburg7050]

I recommend to visit the Neckar valley north of Heilbronn. Located nearby Schwäbisch-Hall and with lots of ancient castles.

[@benzeneau1]

suppose it beats suburbian us of a, you nearly make me homesick. love your camera work

[@matthewjohnston3224]

It's crazy how no matter where you go in Germany there will always be an amazing view

[@connectingthedots100]

Have a nice holiday!

[@silviaholscher4117]

Please make a video on top of the Einkorn, awesome views from there and one of the Jagst valley. I used to live 20 years in Hohenlohe.I enjoyx all your vids. Thank you.

[@Leppi72]

Hey Nick what a boooombastic legendary vlog ....your vlogs inspire me a lot man go on like this and I am personally waiting for your documentary Gooo Unicorns

[@jorgenjackson3231]

Beautiful video. Great views of Rothenburg. You should try following towns, not far from Schwäbisch Hall: Bad Wimpfen, Esslingen am Neckar, and Schwäbisch Gmünd. Also, visit Kloster Großcomburg in Schwäbisch Hall, it should make some nice views for the drone.

[@jolotschka]

wow Rothenburg ob der Tauber definite bucket list friends

[@ringracer6203]

You have to visit Dresden. The city was completely destroyed during WW2. There are many buildings that got rebuilt of donations from all over the world.

[@maoaflo]

fuck pegida!

[@williamvo4973]

Ring Racer Just Be Careful you Meet those Racist and Nazis but the City is Beautiful

[@timlandscheidt]

Very nice video :-). Just remember to save up some superlatives for when you're at the Italian consulate, they like to be complimented for their towns as well :-).

[@sanhestar]

if you can make it, visit Rotenburg during a weekend/Sunday. I hope they still do it. 20 years ago there were no cars allowed in the inner city during Sundays. Made the impression of walking through a medieval city even stronger. Somebody else mention the night guard tour. Rotenborg employs, I believe the only, full time, night guard, still.

[@simoust4434]

Amazing . I Think too

[@VanHelsingGer]

You´ll need to visit Landshut! One of the most beautiful cities in Bavaria, about 50km east of Munich. We have a big medivial Festival currently, the Landshuter Hochzeit, its only every 4 years.

[@severinkempf7819]

Did you try the Schneebaellchen? Those were my favourites when I visited Rothenburg ob der Tauber a few years ago

[@thatmadbitch6956]

Visit Stuttgart! Or Ulm! Those are two famous old towns in Baden Württemberg! Keep it up I really like your quality of your videos and have a lot of fun in Germany :)

[@Ulkomaalainen]

It might not have been intended, but the very title gave the town away you're going to visit ;) RodT is something special indeed.

[@MarianneGrann]

You have to visit Nördlingen and Weissenburg, there’s fairy tale towns for you - you’ll not regret it, believe me. I’m Danish and I LOVE Germany.❤️

[@TheWildPromise]

We saw you today at Königssee! Hope you had a good time :p

[@TanteKaethe2011]

Super video! I've heard one can visit in an old house in Rothenburg a torture chamber where - for example - women accused of witchcraft were tortured.

[@maxmeierdierks1427]

Klasse video

[@michaelmeier9725]

15 Minutes ago I watched your "What Downtown Portland looks right now" video and now this. The range of the human experience condensed in a youtube channel is staggering... :(

[@chaushb]

Please come to the north... Hamburg, Bremen, Lübeck, Kiel, Rostock...

[@gregorylittle1461]

Try visiting Dinkelsbühl. That's my favorite!

[@ielectix3739]

I will miss your vlogs :p :D

[@In1998able]

Really white socks!

[@tschaytschay4555]

I hope you will climb up the Ulmer Münster once, too. :) :D

[@imperatornoah2592]

Hey im german and i really like your content and hope you will get even more famous can you take a look at Dießen with andechs or Augsburg i think you will like it. Most of bigger german towns got an old part with a wall. I love your content, keep going ;)

[@redmusk1450]

germany is such a beautiful place isn´t it?

[@Treva097]

unfortunately so much was destroyed. There are no preserved urban cities. France has Paris, England has London but because of the war Germany does not have something similiar. But true, there are still many gems

[@gridironplayer6488]

Switzerland is nicer

[@Treva097]

mimimi :P switzerland is nice, Germany is nice.... No need to always compare dicks ;)

[@Sebastian-su2gg]

Alain S. no.

[@gridironplayer6488]

Whatever. Switzerland is nicer. no doubt. You can't doubt it

[@fs2728]

this christmas shop is really hardcore kitsch

[@christianbrunner1199]

You should totally check out the city of Landshut. There's a medieval festival called "Landshuter Hochzeit" going on right now. Basically it's a 4 week medieval party and the whole city is included. Google it, you'll like it. If you need to know something feel free to ask.

[@susanndux3270]

if you like Christmas you should go to Saxon Switzerland. For example to Sebnitz

[@gounicorns1921]

A whole week 😰😰 enjoy it!!☺️

[@a.w.6899]

I'm living near Rothenburg hahaha lol

[@isabellemaria976]

come to Würzburg :)

[@nalaalba7815]

Hey,have you been to Strasbourg?? Its a beautiful little city! Its also like a fairytale

[@donerkebab97]

Nice aerial shots of the town. Seems to me the framerate wasn't quite smooth though

[@TheCooPeer]

Hey NALF, great video as always! :) Have you ever considered investing in a gimbal to stabilize your shots? Some of them are super shaky ^^

[@philxdev]

Did you eat one of the snowballs in Rothenburg?

[@wanttolive8436]

you should go to Heidelberg!

[@olafwDE]

5:57 nice motion, at first I thought you were in an elevator! :)

[@dreisaum9916]

The christmas tree is a german tradition originially :)

[@gridironplayer6488]

Rothenburg also has a football team.

[@ma5079]

going to Nuernberg ;)

[@MrLOLametro]

Be aware this is South Germany, in the northern cities (like Hamburg) everything looks a bit different. ;)

[@fjellyo3261]

you should visit Görlitz! it's awesome!

[@moinmoin5792]

fjellyo32 Ich dachte ihr in Sachsen mögt keine Ausländer 😉!? Sorry, war nicht ernst gemeint, aber so weit in den Osten wird er sicher nicht reisen!

[@fjellyo3261]

Moin Moin ich komme überhaupt nicht aus Sachsen^^

[@weisthor0815]

before ww2 almost every town and city looked like this. it´s a shame that all of this is gone.

[@lamy6991]

amazing video as always, but should consider investing into a camera that takes out the skakiness of your hand.

[@Stadtpark90]

What's a tourist-trap called, that's actually worth visiting^^?

[@beertestdummy8186]

0:49 i think it's time for a german only video ;)

[@BrandonHasAChannel]

#ubisoft need to make a assassins creed game or film in this location. It's perfect.

[@truthbetold5339]

Rothenburg ob der Tauber , en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rothenburg_ob_der_Tauber , it is indeed a true fairytale town

[@darkbr1ck185]

i live in Kaufbeuren 30minutes from Füssen

[@marlajacques6947]

Love the video but you really need to invest in some ankle socks

[@cavalier4970]

deutsche märchenstadt .....n n nice

[@CreaturaNocturna]

what i see on every video from him or an other youtuber who makes a video about germany they still dont know germany they still do the tourist tour and think this is germany even if they live here for years no you just see a klischee of germany

[@Harrock]

Ah the cannibal town ...

[@76erMC]

Nick AlexuseesuxelA This is Rothenburg ob der Tauber in Bavaria, not Rotenburg in Hessia.

[@llothar68]

Please use a better picture stabilizer program. I feel sea sick when you hold your camera.

[@aapjeaaron]

0:5 You're copying a film technique for creating a authentic feeling to the experience by copying home made videos with camera shakes to enhance immersion. Yet this is a home made video. We've come full circle. Also technology has come a long way that we are able to create such stunning footage with relatively cheap, consumer grade equipment.

[@micky1497]

It's always funny to see americans mistaken south Germany for typical german. We're around 82 Million people with numerous regions that differ a lot, not just the language. And Evelyn region has it's own history, you Seouls visit a lot more of Germany than just the castle towns.

[@KawaiMoscha]

micky1497 what is there to see in the north....

[@NoeticInsight]

North Germany betrayed it's own culture and history. North Germany barely even feels like "Germany". I'm biased as I'm a Bavarian, but South Germany is the only place left with real culture. Central Germany as well, the North just feels completely Americanized and far too multicultural.

[@xXWorldgamefunXx]

+John Walker I'm from Schleswig Holstein and from my perspective is what you perceive as "culture" just living in - to be fair, beautiful villages with a nice landscape, however also wearing lederhosen, eating boring traditional food, being a catholic nut, and to jodel all day. We're not "americanized" at all, every big city has those typical fast-food restaurants and many foreigners visiting, but that doesn't mean that we have american culture here. You're definitely disagreeing with me on this but German "culture" is boring and really has nothing to offer. I get western values and everything, still, I don't see what cultural enrichment I'm missing out right now. Again, the south looks really nice but keep this shit away from me: www.dirndlrausch.com/wp-content/uploads/traditionelle-tracht-umzug-in-lederhose-und-dirndl.jpg

[@Lemendeer]

Now you know Germany, where would you like your children to grow up? Germany or the US? Be real about it.

[@WawkaNaPisjune]

Hey