My FIRST IMPRESSIONS of Hamburg Germany (as an American)

[@JamesBray3]

Thanks for the support on these videos guys! The first day of Hamburg was pretty laid back, so I didn’t do a whole lot on day 1! BUT I did wind up doing a TON of things on this trip that I KNOW you guys will enjoy, so stay tuned, because the NEXT vlogs are gonna be SO WILD! Also, I have a HUGE announcement for you guys coming soon!

[@lanman6239]

Since youi wondered about the Dom: "The history of the Hamburg DOM begins with a church: in the 11th century, they were used everywhere for a variety of purposes; after all, they were usually the largest buildings in the city. This is how it happened that, especially in bad weather and in winter, traders offered their goods in Hamburg's Mariendom. In addition, all sorts of funny characters performed their tricks there and tried to amuse the visitors. The archbishop at the time found this inappropriate and banned the hustle and bustle from the church, which caused protests among visitors. Archbishop Burchard had to allow the hustle and bustle again in 1337. The only requirement for their stay was (how could it be otherwise) that there had to be typical Hamburg bad weather - so not a difficult thing! It continued like this for several centuries until the cathedral was finally demolished in 1804. It wasn't until 90 years later that the showmen and sellers got a new place for their fun - the Heiligengeistfeld. By the way, its name comes from the “Hospital zum Heiligen Geist”, a monastery hospital in Hamburg that was built around 1497." Translation by Goodle Translator of the site: hamburg.mitvergnuegen.com/2023/hamburger-dom-keine-kirche/

[@xDasMottex]

you are cursed with the germanisation-spell :) you cant leave you have to come back and its great :D

[@koma77sigma35]

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[@koma77sigma35]

naw, you came here?! 👀 avoid Austria. just watched your pispers stuff... luv pispers

[@SKOR935]

Greetings from hamburg to hamburg.😂

[@BBB_BBBBB]

King-sized beds are normally split in half due to men weighing more and their weight pushing one side of the mattress down. With split beds that doesn’t happen. Also, there`s a split blanket so that one doesn`t get to seize the whole blanket and the other not getting any.

[@arctile8041]

and it's cheaper to change out to new a mattress ;)

[@shanzshenaniganz]

I never knew that that was why! I thought it was weird at first, but now I can never go back. My own blanket and my own side is a godsend for both my partner and I (I move a lot in my sleep 😂 🤷🏻‍♀️)

[@mrchronos3374]

The slit is called "Besucherritze". When little children visit their parents and go into the slit between them.

[@ginster458]

it always sounds so funny cause it makes it sound like we just stuff the kids in there :D @@mrchronos3374

[@lanman6239]

Exactky, we have this for a similar reason. Some people like their mattress more soft and some harder. This way you can have both and also if your partner moves around alot at night you won't be as affected by it. The first part won't apply to hotels of course since both sides will be the same mattress.

[@ingobordewick6480]

Bro, you have to go to the "Miniatur Wunderland" in the "Speicherstadt" in Hamburg. It's the most visited tourist attraction in all over Germany. The biggest model railway in the world.

[@itsmarshallll2600]

I'm not even a fan of model railways but this place blew my mind when I visited it in 2018

[@bernardotto5440]

He already did

[@2point7182818284590]

Of course he visited there... But I guess he didn't visit Dialog im Dunkeln, one of the lesser known highly praised things to do.

[@SabinePaul-ve7un]

​ Ähm, nur mal so.... Ich glaube wir sollten es IHM überlassen was er sich ansehen möchte und was nicht. Nur weil DU das alles anscheinend so klasse findest, muss es ER das doch nicht auch so sehen, oder sehe ich das falsch 🤔 Er hatte eben diesmal andere Pläne /Prioritäten, was stört dich denn so daran? Ich finde es echt unmöglich wenn Fremde meinen sich in das Leben anderer einmischen zu müssen und ihnen vorzuschreiben was sie sich angucken müssen 😒 Lass ihn doch angucken was er will, wenn er diesmal keinen Bock darauf hatte und andere Pläne sollte man das genau so auch akzeptieren, und zwar OHNE deswegen gleich schlechte Laune zu verbreiten☝️ Bist du mit dem "falschen Fuss aufgestanden, oder warum bist du so griesgrämig? Boah, immer dieses rum genörgelt🙄

[@emiliajojo5703]

Rum genörgelt ist genial und herrlich selbstironisch!😂😂😂

[@henrybeinghonest]

Dude you are deeper in German culture than many Germans 😂 The fact that you are now walking through my hometown, sipping on Durstlöscher is just insane to me. You have come such a long way from when I first clicked on one of your videos 5 (!!!) years ago (187 reaction) and you are still going! I have nothing but respect for you. Keep killing it James 👊

[@hotcookie8676]

Schwöre so surreal, wollte ihn unbedingt treffen aber war elbphilharmonie als er miniaturwunderland war

[@Rhangaun]

Fun-ish fact: Hamburg Hauptbahnhof is the second busiest train station (after Paris-Nord) in all of Europe with an average of over half a million passengers per day.

[@marcusberger7324]

and all with only a very limited set of tracks, so even more impressive

[@Steven91637]

I asume Frankfurt/Main or Munich or Cologne are busier than Hamburg

[@OneDesert]

and the most dangerous in europe

[@AkselGAL]

@@OneDesert and you have certainly a reliable source for this statement.

[@Rhangaun]

​@@Steven91637 Hamburg is larger than all of those cities and also the undisputed center of its metro area, leading to a lot of commuters going in and out. And its rail network is heavily centralized around the Hauptbahnhof - much more so than Berlin's, for example. Cologne and Munich also seem to rely more heavily on other rapid transit networks that use separate stations. Frankfurt's central station is actually #2 at almost 500k (as of 2019).

[@Danisachan]

Omg, I miss Hamburg!! 😭 I've lived there for 14 years and I recognized all the spots you were in! ❤ You are right: Hamburg is so diverse and beautiful - both in architecture and culture - and that is why it will forever be dear to my heart. Of my almost 35y of life, I had the most incredible ones in Hamburg. ❤

[@Nemethon]

As a Hamburger, I only really learned to appreciate my city after I had visited many other cities in the world. Many things that I had considered normal and self-evident were missing in the other cities. Today I love this city for what it is.

[@d.l.3807]

Oi! Love to see you liked my hometown. There are so many places you could see; even I, born and living here for 34 years, am still finding sometimes new spots I haven't seen yet. Come back any time. You are very welcome here.

[@nettcologne9186]

Your enthusiasm is nice to see, reminds me of when I first visited N.Y. at the age of 19. and I was completely freaked out.

[@5L4P5T1CK]

This is my hometown I grew up at .. still have a special place in my heart for this city

[@shanzshenaniganz]

Hamburg has such a special place in my heart. As an American living near Hamburg, I’m like so giddy that you’re enjoying it here and that you “get it”. Awesome that you were able to be here for Hamburger Dom too! It’s great! 😊

[@vorti1981]

🎶🎶🎶Das ist Hamburch meine Perle !!! 🎶🎶🎶 Thanks for visiting the most beautiful city in Germany ♥

[@mijos3]

My home city 😊 Very cool that you visited it & enjoyed it 😁

[@GeschichtenUndGedanken]

Moin, Nachbar. Grüße aus Buxtehude. 🍎

[@krccmsitp2884]

I really like your open-mindedness and enthusiasm.

[@rachellelugnah7630]

Yesss that is exactly my reaction to Hamburg. I moved there this year from the south of Germany and I think it’s one of the most diverse but also chill cities I’ve been to so far🫶

[@thorstenwolters9025]

To 13:45 I moved from Munich to Hamburg. In summer the sunset in Munich was around 22:00h. Now I live over 20 years north of Hamburg and I am still facinated(?) when I go for a walk with my dog in summer at 23:00 h and sun ist still up!

[@Schoni_]

I love how you use german words to describe things. that is respect, that is passion, that is love. welcome to germany, again!

[@ben.1887]

I am from Hamburg and I am glad you visit🙏🏻❤️

[@jooo0oo]

So nice seeing you walking in my city 😃 glad you enjoyed the trip

[@Mephistokles333]

I´m glad you like it. Hamburg is a very cool city and the "Old Land" (Altes Land) arround it is gorgeous. Enjoy your stay. ^.^

[@klosterdude3580]

Dude, I grew up in Hamburg and your reaction to the OG stuff that reminds me of that time is just precious!

[@kajalexander]

Love seeing the enthusiasm! If I’d ever move back to Germany it would be to Hamburg for sure, really miss that city right now!

[@tim10243]

The differnt kind of architectures in a lot of parts of most german big cities are a result of WW II. Lots of houses were destroyed during the massive air raids and the gaps of the destroyed buildings were filled up with new ones while the ones which could be repaired remained.

[@damirakonjic8397]

I am very glad that you visited Hamburg and that you liked it. I hope you will come again 😊

[@heiliger-julius]

It's insane that you came from reacting to vids about Germany to visiting it 3 times in a single year. Are you already thinking about moving here? As a German we often forget how good our quality of life really is. If you ever want to visit some of the smaller town near the Netherland border (Ostfriesland / East Frisia), I would love to show you around. It's about 2h by train from Hamburg. It's like Hamburg yet completely different.

[@willybauer5496]

I'd like to do the same for him, but this here is only just the very boring parts of the *Landkreis Friesland* over here with one of the ugliest cities of Germany on top… Wilhelmshaven. Ok well, we've got wonderful beaches over here, but else, there's nothing special about the place. Not even foodwise. :((

[@heiliger-julius]

@@willybauer5496 I agree that WHV is very ugly, but Jever is pretty. Are the food traditions not similar in Friesland? What about Tea, Pinkel, Mattjesbrötchen? We have Ostfriesenbräu. Leer is a beautiful City. Emden is kinda ugly but there are nice spots. Our Capital Wittmund is like WHV though. Many smaller towns are also nice...

[@lasmirandadennsiewillja9435]

@@heiliger-julius So many Ostfriesen here 😁 I'm not too far away from Emden, it's okay here, but frankly, for visitors and tourists, it's probably a nicer experience during the warmer season. For the colder season, I'd recommend the Harz region, with the many smaller and bigger, very charming Christmas markets (Goslar is extremely pretty and the market lasts all month), the old steam-powered train, the witch lore, mining history, and all that stuff. You'd just need a really good guide if it's a once-in-a-lifetime visit because one village might have a fairytale-like charm, and the next is closer to a ghost town. But I guess that's a problem with most interesting areas here in Germany that focus more on medium and smaller cities and villages instead of the big ones.

[@zeideerskine3462]

If you give him a tour, don't forget about Störtebeker in Marienhave. Our communist pirates need to be communicated.

[@heiliger-julius]

@@zeideerskine3462 haha yeah pirates are a staple of our cutural identity

[@mi_bo]

I love your laugh bro and i love that you’re in my country🤝🏼❤️

[@AP-hr3qm]

Since I understood your concept of making Germany a long-term project with locals, I am very happy that you enjoy everything at your own pace and get so excited about everything new that you want to come back and then explore the next things at your own pace. Das passt sehr gut zu dir 😊

[@Jonihero2104]

in northern ghermany we say Moin instead of Hallo

[@katemoos]

Ja moin!

[@movanhousen7785]

Moin

[@ogbb2311]

both not instead

[@alihorda]

Moin moin. Although i dont hear it that often in Düsseldorf

[@SuperTimeMC]

Ja moin

[@Winona493]

I have to cry when I see this video, because I know these places soooo well for I lived in HH for 14 years when I was in my 20s und early 30s. My child was born there and I went to university. Then I had to go back to my hometown which is not "the yellow from the egg". I miss Hamburg so much and it hurts, when I see these pictures.😢

[@liquorandwhoas]

Fun fact about the "Feldstrasse-Bunker" @14:33 My dad used to be the CEO of the Real Estate Corp that manages thee buildings and properties belonging to the city of Hamburg (Sprinkenhof AG) and this bunker was then owned by the city. He got the keys to it so we could sit on the roof of it when St. Pauli soccer club played Bayern Munich soccer club in MillerTor (home game) stadium which right next to the bunker. We sat on that roof in folding chairs watching the whole thing from like Birds Eye view. Good times, man. Much love for you and your content bro!

[@albeano8043]

Thank you James for loving our culture, we love u as well!!!

[@haggihug3162]

James I really appreciate to see you had such fun by visiting the „just normal stuff“! Hamburg is a great city with really friendly people in it. I am strongly looking forward to more of your Hamburg journey videos!

[@Nikke283]

Thank you...born and raised in Hamburg ^^ 6:46 If you were there like 20 ago, I would have probably talked with you, that was my workspace. Helping Tourists to find their best way with the best ticket through Hamburg.

[@gammelpeterlp2016]

I love the style of this video !

[@MarioWagner]

The split mattresses are helping to achieve a calmer sleep. The beds also have split slatted frames. You don't feel the nightly movements of your SO as much as you would feel with a single frame. With today's sturdy mattresses the split, aka "Besucherritze -Visitor's Crack" isn't that much of a disturbance.

[@MustYouHaveAUsername]

Yep there are also T shaped inserts for that crack if you want less boundaries with whoever you share your bed with.

[@undertaker-pp1ir]

Yo nice Video man, i love how you like our country but u definitely have to visit ´Nürnberg´. If u want ill be able to show u around, been living there since 24 years. Have fun exploring germany such a beautiful country. Keep going man :)

[@MeinNameIstHase9]

You got to visit Heidelberg! You'll looooove it!! ❤ I'm proud of my hometown!! 😊 Love your videos! Take care and happy holidays 🎄🎁🎅🍀👋🏻

[@AlfredSoul]

Being a Hamburg native and a pretty long time viewer, seeing this is awesome. A lot of the architecture is so diverse, because there have been several instances due to which big parts of the city had been destroyed (a giant fire, WW2 and so on). And the Dom actually used to have a cathedral and a market place, but because the cathedral was so old (13th century) and dilapidated, it was torn down 200 years ago and only the market stayed, which is now... this xD

[@lacrima24]

It's so cool to see you walking around in my home town! To see the places I constantly am at myself in my every day life in a video feels really special🙏 I do have to take the S-Bahn in the direction to the Airport/Poppenbüttel to reach my workplace every day and it's honestly a miracle if the S-Bahn reaches it's destination in time and without any problems even without the Streik lol.

[@JanesOracle]

Dude, PLEASE, PLEASE, take the train and go down to Würzburg! It's not that far, the journey is comfortable and it's one of the most gorgeous towns in all of Europe if you ask me. You need to see the Residenz palace, the fortress Marienberg, the Käppele church, you need to try the food, my friend, dear god can they cook and bake, it's incredible..!! It's all vineyards around, the climate is fantastic too. You can do wine tasting on the medieval bridge (the Alte Mainbrücke) in the outdoors with view onto the river and the fortress... The people are awesome, too, very warm and welcoming. Much love to you and enjoy!

[@tuberichter]

So much fun to watch your perspective on everything we Germans got used to.

[@SaPu87]

your reaction at 9:26 hahaha

[@snakeoilaudio]

As someone from Köln I must admit that Hamburg is really a nice city. I don't want to live there but still it's nice.

[@Pjalphareacting]

Thank you so much for a great a video!

[@tehweh8202]

Jo, welcome to the North of Germany. If you have time, I can highly recommend a day trip to Lübeck. It's one of the most important cities of the late medieval Hanse and absolutely beautiful. Most of it wasn't bombed in WW2, so in the historical town centre the average houses are about 200-600 years old.

[@sophiecooper1824]

Yes visit my city Lübeck please 🙏

[@Falk4J]

Moin! Glad you got to see my home town and liked it! I am looking forward to the other videos you did there. God bless you!

[@michabock2681]

The Hotel beds are split so you can pull them apart to get 2 single beds for different customers

[@greenie0804]

You have to come to hoheluft in Hamburg, when you are here again. It’s the best and most beautiful area in Hamburg

[@DanKakuschky]

The "Bunker" u look at 14:19 is a project, it will be a Hotel powered by Hard Rock. The Roof Top is free for everyone and will function as a public garden :)

[@nadinebeck2069]

Can't wait to see your face when you first saw the Speicherstadt and entered Miniatur Wunderland!

[@denise5879]

You have to visit older cities and castles for the full experience. 😊 We've got some more pearls. Your excitement is so cute😂.

[@olli1068]

The interesting mix of architektur is to some extend based on the fact that Hamburg was heavily destroyed in WWII. Best example is that fancy apartment building on the Heilig-Geist-Feld (the place where the Dom is), which is actually a giant shelter which protected residents of the city from air raids. On top, where they now built the apartments, there used to be four big anti-aircraft-guns. Your confusion about the different meanings of "Dom" was funny. There are some words in German with local different meanings! So if you find out what "Kiez" is in Hamburg, don't be surprised when you visit Berlin one day... 😂

[@Toffifay]

I think its not totally correct to call the "Bunker" a shelter. It was built as a war bunker in 1940 I believe. Same structure as the 4 bunkers in Berlin. In Berlin they tried to take the bunkers apart after the war. They are pretty much indistructable. As Hamburg was so severly bombed after the war and the resources for distructing the bunkers were missing, they turned the wilhelmsburg bunker into a energy tower and the one on heiligengeistfeld into a shelter. Today there are Clubs inside. And on top there are no apartments, they are constructing a hotel and a public park.

[@mho...]

As 80s born Hamburger....it took them until the mid 90's to get rid & replace the last war-ruins! its crazy how much was rebuild & how long it took!

[@doubleT84]

@@Toffifay Correction: The Bunker Feldstraße (Heiligengeistfeld) WAS an air raid shelter for 18,000 people with FLAK guns on top. During the bombing of Hamburg, Operation Gomorrha, up to 25,000 found shelter inside. It was never used as or "turned into" a shelter after the war, but it wasn't demolished because people lived there, with Hamburg having nearly no houses left standing after the war.

[@ooneluv5859]

You look sooo happy. I'm Soo happy for you ❤❤❤

[@marcomatroso3575]

haha you have been in my neighbourhood at 11:03. should have ran out and say hello, but didn´t even know you are here, or just missed it. but enjoy our city mister.

[@MartsHH]

17:00 the name of the fun-fair in Hamburg derives from the fact, that the fun-fair was held around the Hamburg Dom (cathedral) originally - later it was moved to the place where it is held today. Hamburg had a Dom (cathedral) right in the city centre - next to St. Petri (you will see this church when you walk down the main shopping street (Mönckebergstraße)). The square in the south of St. Petri is still called "Domplatz". The Hamburg Dom was demolished in 1806 after it became more and more dilapidated... en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St._Mary%27s_Cathedral,_Hamburg

[@soreiche]

The Domplatz is the oldest part of Hamburg. There were the Hammaburg located about 1200 years ago. Not much larger than the Domplatz. In a building at the edge there is an archaeological side in the basement.

[@watchout2312]

The huge building you pointet at and said - its probably 3 million per flat - is an old bunker from the second worl war that is renovated to a hotel. Its opening next year, so maby something for your next visit in hamburg

[@carrycherry92]

Looks like you had a great and chilled time in Hamburg after the craziness of your last trip with Gamescom. Sadly couldn't make it to Hamburg. If you plan on going through Hanover on your van tour I can show you around.

[@AN-nt3uv]

Happy you liked it, but you missed my great old hometown Lübeck. Check it out.

[@EgoundderRest]

Mit den Augen eines unvoreingenommenen Augen eines Gastes lerne ich mein Land anders kennen und noch mehr Wert zu schätzen. Herzlich Willkommen in meiner Heimat!

[@snorrepulvertoast3629]

Hey welcome in Hamburg. Have a nice trip in punkrock city 😊

[@bjornlange635]

The Protestant Church had a Christmas market in or around their cathedral. They gave up the cathedral, sold the property, und purchased land outside the city, called the „Heiligengeistfeld“, where the „Hamburger Dom“ fare is located. And the „Hamburger Dom“ fare opens, I think every season, 4 times a year

[@JanCramer-uj9hl]

Hamburg, my birthplace and still my hometown since 45 years! I see,you enjoy your holiday in the best city of Germany !

[@Domster80]

i tell you, its so freshening, to see someone, enjoying Germany that much. For me its simply nomral, but watching ur excitement, makes me think about it twice :) If you ever have a shot to visit the South of Germany, Bavaria, you def should go for it! Amazing food, amazing Landscape, and alot of still ongoing Traditions. Glad i found your channel. Always very nice to see ya videos. Thank you and go on with the good work. greetings from a Bavarian fan of yours ;)

[@gamingrevenge_t2]

Your editing is 🔥🔥🔥

[@joshnutt5038]

Brooo agreed it’s actually really well put together

[@gamingrevenge_t2]

@@joshnutt5038 and alot of videos i have to watch the videos 2-3 Times xD He asks Alot of input and does his Work really Well

[@crazy-4-cooking]

I hope you tried Labskaus in one of the old, traditional Restaurants, like some at the Fischmarkt area and also had a stop at the Miniatur Wunderland. Other things to do would be a night-walk down the Reeperbahn and watching a soccer game of St. Pauli playing.

[@nyk36]

come to munich in the summer and then travel on to the alps. then you can see the beautiful bavarian lakes and the beautiful castles. you would definitely like that

[@oerthling]

Alternative transport to taxi while public transit is on strike (you were very unlucky to arrive on that day): Moia (there's an app), it's an electric van ride that stops at virtual "bus stops". There's also services like Miles (again, there's an app for that, not sure how open to tourists this it though) where you can just pick up a car with the app and use for a short while (it's a super convenient short term rental car service). Costs more than a bus/subway/rail ride, but less than a taxi.

[@speedyeg-guitars-playlists4800]

You might enjoy a walk around St. Pauli and the Reeperbahn. There you find Germany's most famous Policestation the "Davidwache". The Police there is very kind and helpful. They deal mostly with stolen money wallets, drunk people etc. Last but not least some of the best German Rock Bands singing English lyrics started their career in Hamburgs famous Clubs. Even The Beatles.

[@hushhush85]

I'm so glad that you've seen so many different sides (especially the architectures) of Hamburg.

[@Lora-p1k]

it is almost unreal to me how he is so excited about all these things that are absolutly normal to me because i see them so often

[@2point7182818284590]

OMG I loved to fly Business Class with AF this year so much (even though I had to save long for it as we already are a family of three). On our flight out of Hamburg our little daughter was brought away from us to the cockpit during boarding, then again we were allowed to visit the cockpit during the flight and then again after the flight we were allowed in the cockpit with our little daughter being allowed in the co pilot seat, playing with the joystick and wearing the captains cap. And after that we had the long haul flight with the "real" business class cabin and a great crew. Oh and I am very glad you enjoyed our hometown of Hamburg BTW!

[@trading2ez]

That "expensive building" you`ve mentioned has been a bunker during the 2nd worldwar. My Grandma used to run into that bunker as a kid almost every night when Hamburg got bombed by the alliance. ; )

[@NoNoTheGreenOne]

Yayyy! Elbphilharmonie! I'm looking forward to that video!

[@ginafromcologne9281]

Hi James, it's great you are having a good time! If you can, you should also take a trip to a northsea island, maybe Borkum or Norderney, they are beautiful in the winter too. :)

[@vincentbecker724]

Im a german and think your Videos are verlinken good ty🍀

[@Simon04005]

So surreal to see you walking around my hometown and exploring all the places I see almost on a daily basis for the very first time. I was waiting for you to mention the stadium called "Millerntor" which you could see in the background of the Dom. It´s the stadium of the football club "FC St. Pauli" which I support my whole life. Maybe in the next video that I´m definitely looking forward to watch. Have a great day James!

[@helgemoller5158]

Hi, u missed a Haventrip on an small tourist boat and the "Miniaturwunderland".

[@DocToxicTF2]

That building at 14:20 is an old Flak-bunker. A bunker from ww2 where anti air guns have been up on. They are planting trees on it now.

[@RustyDust101]

Yepp. And the refurbishment of the thick rebar-reinforced concrete walls made the costs to change it into appartments overrun the cost estimate by a huge amount.

[@DocToxicTF2]

3 meter wide i heard@@RustyDust101

[@christiancarter3219]

Growing up in Hamburg, my parents having friends in Köln, I had exactly the same confusion about the different meaning of "Dom" as a child as you had now as a visitor 😂

[@mkoschmall]

14:23 Building is the last anti-aircraft fortress left over from WW2. It houses mostly music studios and clubs. The structure on top was added just recently and isn‘t quite finished. Once completed, a roof-top forrest will be planted on it, that will be open to the public. But there won‘t be any apartments in it, just offices.

[@yrQmem]

I am a hamburg born resident, i am glad you were here.

[@_Yannex]

I like the way you appreciate our country😘

[@cpt_calzone]

You could try Dresden next :) It is absolutely GORGEOUS! It is actually on the same River as Hamburg (the Elbe). Especially the christmas markets are very popular!

[@Lumynex8335]

dresden is definetly one of the nicest cities architecturally, at least in the city centre

[@Lowbow0]

in dresden muss er sich vor den ganzen glatzen in acht nehmen

[@TheTespin]

gibt auch gute viertel in Dresden@@Lowbow0

[@SD_Alias]

@@Lowbow0 Dresden selber geht noch. zumindest tagsüber in den touristischen Ecken. Aber im Dresdner Umland macht es mit dunkler Haut echt keinen Spaß…

[@JustSomeTommy]

It feels so odd seeing you walking around in the city where I live after watching you for so many years.

[@alexanderschellen2916]

Hi, I like your fresh and open minded view on Germany as an american. 🫶🏼 You make me proud of my country 🥰 And now you have visited “the pearl of the north” = Hamburg. If you will visiting more of the north, I would love to show you my Kiel. One of the most important small towns in world history.

[@drachior]

I hear from the audio that you got here right on time for the autumn storms, just like i predicted. There's your explanation on why it was so darn empty during the day. Those winds can get pretty bad and let the cold cut deep like a knife. Doesn't help that the bahn was on strike either xD

[@stephanspielmann240]

I love those coin machines. With my non-german wife I started traveling more in Europe and started collecting these coins. There are some that just give you a premade coin. Others give you the quality you put in.

[@qiu643]

You HAVE to see Speicherstadt. Its the most beautiful part of Hamburg

[@meraluna666]

Greetings from Germany Hamburg! I Love to see have fun in my hometown!

[@l.u.d.i.]

I'm excited to see the other videos 🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@zaldarion]

5:07 I think it's because german guests like to have their "own" bed while being together. if one partner is a night mover the other would not wake up of constant bed movements. just a guess ps: and if one mattress is .. well... not usable anymore, it's cheaper to get one small than 1 king size

[@Anthyrion]

For the more modern Architecture: I think, that was because of WW2. Hamburg was a priority target at that time, because of it's industrial and harbor complex. And because the bombs ignited a firestorm, most of the infrastructure was destroyed beck then.

[@wohlhabendermanager]

8:37 That large building used to be a post office where the Deutsche Post would load parcels and letters onto the trains. My father used to work there back in the 90's.

[@hschmidt79]

Hamburg in Winter is cool. Hamburg in Summer is hot. And I'm not talking about the weather, man. You'll need to come back to our nice town during Summer, when all of us come out of their cozy homes and life shifts to the Parks and public spaces. You are prepared properly now for the real thing, trust me bro. 😎

[@jensmarksteiner3677]

The German bed is divided into two parts. So that the mattress is individually adapted to the person. The same goes for the comforter. For the gap between the mattresses, we put a bridge wedge. This is called a “Besucher Ritze”. Then it feels like a huge surface.

[@marcel-rogerfalk2778]

Thanks for visiting my hometown 🙏

[@davidsauer8783]

The Expensive building next to the Dom is actually a old world war 2 bunker, 1 out of 3 original ones. They are transforming it to a green outdoorspace mixed with a hotel. The upper area used to be or still is a techno club, called the BUNKER.

[@ESSIDEE]

Omg I was in Singapore when u visited Hamburg noooooooo, hope u come back again one day

[@castegear]

You should visit the miniature wonderland...it's the largest in the world. very impressive..Have fun in Hamburg..

[@stecher1995]

Damn i am everyday at these spots. I work now in Hamburg (hammerbrook) untiil 12.4.24, sad that i didnt see u or myself in the video hahahahah