25 Most Beautiful Small Towns to Visit in Germany 4K 🇩🇪 | Germany Travel Guide

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[@Supermatsch]

What a lovely comment. I wish you all the best! Greetings from Cologne.

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[@stevewloo]

I was studying in Germany in 2003, and read in a guidebook about the medieval walled town of Bad Wimpfen in the Heilbronn district of Baden Württemberg, not too far from Mannheim, where I was studying. So one Saturday in early December I went there with my friend. There was a Weihnachtsmarkt (Christmas Market) that day, and all the medieval streets were lined with wooden booths and kiosks selling wonderful German crafts and gifts. It was a magical day, and I unexpectedly got all my Christmas shopping done in no time.

[@jamesr1703]

Lovely. The Christmas Markets are amazing!

[@anca-cristinaschmidt2126]

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[@carloshugogeib7961]

I remember the lovely trip I did to Germany and all that beautiful Towns, some made me feel as I was in a fairy tale. But one particulary I can't forget, It was a beautiful Summer sturday and I went to Rüdesheim, as a tourisric place It was crowded, but people were só happy that they were singing on the streets, It was contagious, even I try to follow the songs. We danced. It was like a dream coming true.

[@Charles-oo8bq]

My favorite is Rothenberg ob der tauber. Blessings from Bavaria

[@Supermatsch]

Wow, that sounds so lovely. I live in Cologne and I like Rüdesheim too.

[@columbannon9134]

I love Germany with the land and people with a big 💗 I have been to so many places and had enjoyed each place so much.

[@tracyrhoades6420]

My dad was in the Air Force and we lived there for six years before we had to come back to the states. The day we left, me and my sister cried. Such a beautiful country.

[@LifestyleHal]

That’s very cool - so will u go back there

[@dieterbarkhoff1328]

We left in 1956: I was 6. We lived in Der Pfalz, near Pirmasens. I have been homesick ever since.

[@drumstudiomonchengladbach8131]

Why don't you come back?

[@dieterbarkhoff1328]

@@drumstudiomonchengladbach8131 Many reasons. Ich bin jetz ein alte kakka: und mein deutsch ist shrecklisch...

[@fof17]

@@txstdmmy9774 All the best to you 🙏🏻🤍

[@globetravelus]

"Wow, this list really captures the charm and beauty of Germany's small towns! Places like Rothenburg ob der Tauber and Quedlinburg feel like stepping into a fairy tale. It's amazing.

[@zalinafenzfvlog2077]

I'm excited to see Germany in person and visit the most scenic and more beautiful places.

[@aka99]

You already visited?

[@zalinafenzfvlog2077]

@@aka99No, suddenly change Plans, we're in Hungary right now and just visited Austria, I'll be posting soon my videos in My KZbin channel

[@aka99]

@@zalinafenzfvlog2077 also beautyfull countries

[@zalinafenzfvlog2077]

@@aka99 yes, it is beautiful countries

[@Charles-oo8bq]

You really need to visit Rothenberg ob der tauber and Bamberg

[@lowersaxon]

I was born in Lübeck and left the city at the age of 24. Lovely town. Since 1994 I live in Lüneburg. Considerably smaller than Lübeck but equally beautiful. Both cities were economically tied in the middle ages. There were salt mines in Lüneburg and the ‚white gold‘ was shipped from Lübeck harbour to all over Europe.

[@byronwood7162]

We will be visiting Fehmarn, Lübeck and Lüneburg in mid-April. After that, Schwerin & Rostock, then down to Berlin. Any other towns along that route we should see?

[@lowersaxon]

@@byronwood7162Sorry, I‘m late, well its a great selection, I would recommend Warnemünde , a short trip to the sea from Rostock and worth a visit. Hope you enjoy your tour!

[@minityper]

I thought Luneburg was more beautifull. Lubeck dissappointed me a bit.

[@paulasanford1228]

Thank you, i lived in Augsburg 25 years ago, and watching videos it seems the charm is gone from airport cities, so was searching for old fashioned Germany

[@lyndamartinezdiaries]

Erfurt is also a romantic, medieval town in Germany. The Krämerbrücke was very sightful to watch. And the Timber houses as long as the old town.❤

[@jochenloscher2308]

Between Hanover and the Ruhr Region is the location of East Westphalia, and in it you'll find the former principality of Lippe. A very rural county in the Teutoburg Forest with a few wonderful small cities such as the former capital Detmold, the old Hanseatic city of Lemgo, Blomberg, or the tiny but picturesque town of Schwalenberg. Lippe is not on everybody's list, but well worth a visit!

[@teachedteach]

Very well done! Great selection of the hundreds of stunnig medieval towns and villages of that incredible country.

[@dodiatkins4515]

Love Germany. Born in Karlsruhe 1956 ❤. Still have family there. Koenig family. Danke ❤.

[@Catwoman1464]

Bacharach is also a beautiful medieval town I would recommend to check out. Its situated along the Rhine river and has a castle as well as ruins of a monestary to explore. Wismar is also great for movie fans, the world's first horror movie Nosferatu was mostly filmed there.

[@notsayingc2192]

Would love to visit Germany someday. Absolutely beautiful!!

[@Charles-oo8bq]

You should. Greetings from Erlangen, Bavaria

[@faridhossin2983]

Such a lovely & romantic place... I hope l can fly to there... Calm & peaceful.....🥰 Thanks for sharing your videos

[@Mrs.ManasiK]

It's a wonderful country.

[@johnclare3695]

Marburg with its beautiful 13th century Elisabethkirche, Altstadt and Scloss lording it high up over the city. Gelnhausen east of Frankfurt witth its 12th century palace ruins, Altstadt, lovely church and no tourists! Limburg an der Lahn with a picturesque Atstadt topped by a beautiful 12th century cathedral.

[@samuelmariano9830]

Lived in Dinkelsbühl and loved it❤

[@christopherx7428]

Very nice list with a lot of lesser known cities! All too often, list like this tend to highlight just the major cities in a country - as if no one had heard of them. This was very different and from the ones I know, a very good list as well.

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[@deirdrehennessey5192]

Thank you so much for these suggestions. I’ve been to a lot of them but went to Luneburg on Monday this week and it is so worth a visit. ( Went from Hamburg for the day )

[@abraojorge2495]

Obrigado pela filmagem, mostrar um país tão bonito. Parabéns pelo trabalho. Sucesso profissional e pessoal.

[@hasse7487]

Schön!

[@juwen7908]

Hallo, thank you for showing the world that medieval towns existing not only in the south of Germany. And also showing the very different but also stunning architecture in the northern regions. I'm allways disapointed when these kind of videos just only shows the southern and southwestern regions, like the others doesn't exist there. Good Job.

[@paulandlizidstein6103]

Idstein is the most beautiful village that I have seen in Germany.

[@TheVirdra]

18:52 "and while this f***ing plane is flying over my house..." I laughed so hard dude. XD

[@percymcnabb4746]

thank you for sharing. beautiful

[@lukasmaxa6387]

Nice video. I would add Zwickau - old cars museum, Robert Schumann museum, wonderful churches etc.

[@afjo972]

I‘m still waiting for the small towns. Most of these are mid-sized-towns. Freiburg, Lübeck and Regensburg are even major cities

[@ageoflove1980]

Recently been to (Burg)Steinfurt, close to the Dutch border. Didnt even know it, just passed by on my way to Munster. Got out of the train on a whim and was amazed how low-key beautiful this town is. Amazing little castle on a small island in the river. Old town square with a beautiful town hall and houses in the iconic half-timbered style, one with a classic watermill. Lots of other things like a historic recreation park, the Bagno with more beautiful buildings and an idyllic lake. There are probably more well-known places, but that fame kind of ruins them in a way too, becasue you get the feeling you visit an "attraction" instead of a town. Nothing like that here. Hardly any tourists or commercial activity that ruined the scene and a very nice and quiet true village athmosphere. Highy recommend for about half a days worth of exploring.

[@LifestyleHal]

Sounds like my kinda place sander 😎✌🏾

[@ClaudiaErnst]

The castle is still owned by the Princes of Bentheim and Steinfurt and is used as a residence by them. Take a look at the Wikipedia article, there is something there about possible visits. Very reduced access.

[@ageoflove1980]

@@ClaudiaErnst Thanks for the information. Its a lovely part of the world, and so underrated! But maybe thats a good thing ;)

[@ClaudiaErnst]

@@ageoflove1980 When you'll come back to this area I can suggest you Burg Bentheim. It's the same family who owns it. And it's better to visit. A fast train between Berlin/Amsterdam/Berlin has a stop there. The website is also informativ.

[@philippetopalian6801]

Augsburg, Bayreuth Kulmbach, Corburg, Kronach Kronach, Celle,

[@mennohuisman7612]

I would like to recommend to visit Bernkastel-Kues, Bacharach, Heidelberg, Berchtesgaden, Saarburg, Landsberg am Lech, Bad Tölz, Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Mittenwald, Füssen, Tangermünde, ... and the list goed on and on ...

[@margaretmold63]

Visited a few of the places, really enjoyed Cochem quite relaxing. Thank you.

[@KöydeHayat]

sehr schön

[@elisasoegiharto6434]

Beautiful Super

[@juwen7908]

Good Job. If you're going to make a Part 2, you probably should travel a bit more eastern. I missed some like Binz, Rostock, Stralsund, Greifswald, Rheinsberg, Angermünde, Neuruppin, Jüterbog, Rathenow, Oranienburg, Perleberg, Königs Wusterhausen, Lübben & Lübbenau ... Just to mention some of them 😉 Greetings from Berlin 😎

[@LifestyleHal]

I am very soon actually just before October but I think I have a few in some other Germany videos but il check out these towns u mentioned

[@yvonnevohringer6672]

You should also check out Ulm. It's located at the river Donau and has many beautiful small streets. Its Cathedral "Ulmer Münster" is the church with the highest church tower in the world. You can climb up over 750 steps and enjoy a beautiful view over the town. Ulm is actually also not far from Blaubeuren 😉

[@dima97]

@@LifestyleHal you also missed goslar, an hour and 45 minutes away from fritzlar

[@henningbartels6245]

some of the listed town are very, very much off the beaten track. Lübben and Lübbenau are just interesting as a starting point for the Spreewald - a rural area with many canals. Warnemünde as shown is part of Rostock. And Rathenow is dispensable - rather visit picturesque Tangermünde nearby - even combing it with the brick romanesque monastry of Jerichow and the hanseatic city of Stendal only a fiew kilometers apart each.

[@WaFaTrans]

I hope I'll visit it soon ❤️

[@CiaobellaAmour]

Your videos are always so beautifully made & inspiring! Your soothing voice helps too🥰 To be quite honest, watching your channel motivated me to begin my solo travel journey since this past New Year's🤗. 3 trips in & planning on 1 more before 2022 is over. Thanks

[@Based_Chameleon]

Many of these cities are for sure not small towns. Still nice video.

[@ShirleyPotts-ud3nb]

This is incredible

[@minefranz39]

Thanks for including Görlitz

[@yvonneschonberger197]

Come to Kassel with great Bergpark (Mountainpark) and the Herkules Monument a UNESCO Welterbe 👍

[@olnoetti]

Dankeschön 🙏🌷

[@lisabek72]

Beautiful

[@YoshiShibaInu]

18:49 🤣🤣 I kept thinking if that was a German word..."..Hmm...maybe it's a type of German plane?"🤔

[@merryanne3316]

I love Germanique

[@wuja2040]

The final shots are of Heidelberg, though the town is not mentioned.

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Good morning, you created top ercording- Lifestyle! ;)

[@weiminma88]

Great video but I suggest the author to add a slide in the beginning about where the town is located in the map. Of course listeners can always look it up but looking up 25 towns when you mention them would not be the best way to enjoy your video. Geographic location is the most important attribute of any town, and you can’t omit it and start showing the buildings and histories. That’s like talking about somebody without knowing who it is you are talking about.

[@bltraveler]

Good idea. I had to look each location up manually on google maps to see if it was near me in Frankfurt. Woulda saved me time.

[@WilmaBrown-xn9wj]

So true I love it there.

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Nice information

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👍👌👌all house and buildings were same style strate with widows .Way? Please makes a video on interiors of homes.That is also same or different .Beautiful चौंत्रय👌👌👍🙏

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[@pamdice9633]

Ramsau… Bavaria….. my favorite

[@magjuergenstefani4015]

Being from Germany's neighbour country Austria, which gets a lot more tourists per capita, especially FROM Germany, as a kid I always thought Germany cannot be as beautiful as Austria, or why would all the Germans come here? Growing up I visited places like nearby Passau- very often for joining the Maidult parade- Dinkelsbühl, Rothenburg, Bamberg, Wittenberg or my favorite Nuremberg among others, and I really fell in love with these towns. I also love Munich and Hamburg, but this is already quite far away for me to drive. So Austria probably has some more nice nature scenery, but the medieval towns of Germany are really a beautiful sight, that everybody should See at least once in his life.

[@TheClerk89]

Danke, Österreich ist natürlich wie du sagtest auch sehr schön!

[@jeanvaljean7266]

Austria is also part of Germany, don't forget that!

[@wallerwolf6930]

I agree to a large extent, but I think it's a myth that Austria has more to offer in terms of landscape than Germany ;-)) Based on the topography alone!

[@henningbartels6245]

what was about the f*cking plane? the order of the list was a bit confusing becauce it was geographically jumping back and forth. Some of the town are actually close to each other and could be easily combined on a trip. For example: Wittenberg, Quedlinburg, Wernigerode, Naumburg are very close to eachother. The same way you could group Celle, Lüneburg, Stade, Schwerin, Wismar and Warnemüde. Nördlingen, Rothenburg and Dinkelsbühl are also conected by one road, roughly 30 km from each other. when visitig Wartburg you should check out nearby Weimar and Erfurt as well.

[@olnoetti]

Danke 🙏🌷

[@TJLovering]

Twined with Wagga Wagga, Australia

[@bltraveler]

I’m surprised Trier, Rudesheim, Bacharach, Wurzburg, and Baden Baden are not in this list. Otherwise, great list.

[@stickshifter8]

Yes, Wurzburg should be in the list!

[@alexfernandohuenten1374]

Lovely

[@stickshifter8]

Missed Wurzburg!

[@ysbh228]

Thank you.

[@Renukkashekhar]

List is as per the below 1. Namburg 2. Wenigerode 3. Lubeck 4. Bamberg

[@JohnCBurzynski]

I guess the keyword here is “midieval”.

[@faceluckcell9484]

VioLin classicaL instrument. Intro, thinking a baut you

[@afjo972]

How is Fritzlar here but not Wetzlar? Or Eisenach but not Bautzen? Meersburg? Stralsund? Goslar? Idstein?! Bacharach?

[@strum-and-drum]

Nice enough video, but not especially cool to drop the f-bomb (18:52). My 93 year old grandma did not appreciate it!

[@sr71dutch]

What is number 20? I could not locate it. I am looking for towns near the Czech border to do a day trip from Prague. Any recommendations?

[@xm01]

Number 20 is Passau! Passau is in South East Germany and Bavaria. It‘s really close to the Czech border! A trip to Passau is really worth it! It‘s not too far away from Czechia!

[@jeanvaljean7266]

To the north of Prague, there's Pirna in Saxony, a bit further north there's already Dresden and also Meissen. To the north-east of Prague, you could travel to the Upper Lusatia region (within Saxony) and visit Bautzen, Görlitz and Zittau. To the west, southwest of Prague, you could travel to Amberg, Weiden, or of course to Regensburg in Eastern Bavaria.

[@jonk4254]

Whats that classical piece playing in youre intro? from 0:09 to 0:33 thx advance

[@janpeterjensen7846]

It is certainly 25 beautiful towns, but at least 10 of them looks almost identical. Have you ever been to Schleswig-Holstein? The towns Schleswig and Flensburg in the very north of Germany should certainly be on a list of the 25 most beautiful towns in Germany.

[@LifestyleHal]

Il see how my expedition in Germany goes next year and maybe il add a few of those destinations

[@remyfeige7632]

Please! Can you give me the location exactly of Rothenburg ? There are many rothenburg …

[@TheClerk89]

Rothenburg ob der Tauber is the name.

[@malinameike6786]

👍. But where is navigation?😮

[@billbrown2995]

would be cool if you pin point the locations as you go along, as nobody can do germany in one visit only

[@typhon74]

What camera you used?

[@LifestyleHal]

Multiple cameras - Sony a7iii . Sony zv1 iPhone

[@anonniemouse8042]

It’s funny how each country has its own distinct buildings and set up.

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[@bamijohnson9949]

What's with Heidelberg ?

[@fatjontasi1744]

2022 Greece 🇪🇺

[@jenniferj2456]

While this plane is flying over my effing house? Editing needed for #18.

[@afjo972]

If I were a foreigner who has never been to Germany, I wouldn’t be impressed by these towns. Because this footage isn’t really convincing. Oftentimes, you talked about cathedrals and castles but you didn’t show them. Same with the beautiful houses. You mostly filmed them from such a weird perspective where they kinda looked bland

[@itskingavo]

18:49 😂

[@MrJoseffffffffff]

BURGHAUSEN.don' t forget...

[@behbear1]

Its Elbe river, not Elb.. the E at the end of a word is pronounced as it should be.. E…

[@philippetopalian6801]

Schwäbisch Hall

[@m.j.w.vandervrugt4806]

Dresden

[@geertvanlier9847]

Baden Baden

[@ClaudiaErnst]

Warnemünde - a secret spot? 😂 It was already overrun in the GDR times and since the travel options went down in the beginning of the 2020s many West Germans discoverd Warnemünde. So be aware, it can be very touristy.

[@andrewpankiw2144]

Whereas the place with the witches

[@mandibiedermann2246]

Augsburg

[@ruiyuandong1398]

20:11 - 21:23 What is that No. 20? No town name displayed.

[@katrinwalter395]

Passau is the name of the city

[@NandesFPS]

Passau

[@mandibiedermann2246]

Passau locketed in Bavaria state

[@derbuchhandelclub]

@ Visit Germany 4K 🇩🇪

[@drumstudiomonchengladbach8131]

Some cities, towns and villages in Germany are older than the US.

[@olafgogmo5426]

Nearly ALL German cities, towns and villages are older than the US.

[@bltraveler]

*Most

[@Charles-oo8bq]

Lol. Countless 1000 year old cities

[@drumstudiomonchengladbach8131]

@@Charles-oo8bq Get some education and knowledge about european history!

[@Charles-oo8bq]

@@drumstudiomonchengladbach8131 sounds like you need it. I've been to several cities over 1000 years old in Germany. The US is from 1776

[@sissyrayself7508]

Why do I see so few German children in Germany? It is creepy how few there seem to be.

[@kanalkurdistan]

Kurds in Germany

[@bugsygoo]

Please fix your sound😔