My Revenge On Germany’s Coolest City

[@NALFVLOGS]

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[@tillm2481]

Wie wäre es jetzt nach all den Jahren die Videos alle auf Deutsch zu machen…meinetwegen mit englischen Untertiteln. In den USA wären Sie längst gefeuert worden… What about making all the videos in German language after all these years…perhaps with English subtitles. Every company/sports club in the USA would have fired you long ago …without speaking English…

[@blondkatze3547]

The Hanseatic cities of Hamburg, Bremen, Lübeck and Stralsund are always worth a visit. Northern Germany also has a lot to offer.

[@Knnnkncht]

Schwerin is the most beautiful of them

[@Knnnkncht]

@pegamini Lübeck doesnt even have 7 lakes and a castle, boo and I know that its no Hansestadt, but north german and in the Hamburg Region

[@meinich5488]

Not to forget Flensburg, I love it more than Lübeck, Bremen and Hamburg and it is more interesting than Schwerin. The Danish/German mixture makes it so special . Hamburg, das Tor zur Welt, ist extraordinary.

[@cndres9119]

definitely skip Bremen

[@Nanotv-ll1bs]

No Hamburg ist cursed das einzig gute ist das Miniaturewunderland

[@justincredible5500]

Hamburg, Pearl of the North. The harsh conditions create a special kind of human being. The coconut guy. A thin hard shell on the outside and soft on the inside. The skin like tanned leather, shaped by wind and rain. The sky alone with its more than 50 shades of gray should be worth a trip. You are allways Welcome, Digger.

[@j.neumann1722]

I love Hamburg. It’s so open to everyone and it always makes me smile. It’s so green and the buildings are not the ugly sky scrapers that make you feel so small. There’s water and bridges everywhere. The people are nice and friendly even if they appear to be rough. The people in Hamburg take the German bluntness to the next level… but in a friendly and not mean way. Very straight forward. If you’re prepared for it you’ll understand what I mean and even might love it.

[@XX-bn9sf]

I hate Hamburg. Arrogant people. They identify as Hamburgers first and Germans second. No amazing skyscrapers, cold, utilitarian, ugly, boring architecture. A city stuck in it's forgotten glory of the past. Hamburg is a disgrace and it would be no loss if it would separate from the German mainland and sink into the north sea, never to be seen again. Hamburg is in the same league of shamefulness as Bavaria. I am sure everyone can imagine what a pain and embarrassment it is to admit that Hamburg and Bavaria are still part of Germany.

[@jonnyjonsen]

We try our best 🤗

[@stereolab12]

Jo!

[@ReneHH91]

Facts !!!!!

[@thomasmorgenroth4668]

Unbelievable how HH appeared after WW 2 Very nice Good air Good people

[@birkenweg42]

I was born in Hamburg and lived there for 24 years before leaving for California 35 years ago. I still visit at least once a year to see friends and family. I love that city! Thank you for the video!

[@danibristol380]

Two things everyone visiting (or of course living) in Hamburg should know. One: It never rains in Hamburg, there is just sometimes a bit of wet air around. And Two: It's never cold. It's just maybe the wrong clothing you are wearing. With that in mind, Hamburg is and will always be the most beautiful city in Germany.

[@ehitalks4037]

Very true!!

[@indiramichaelahealey5156]

If you haven't been there yet, visit the miniature museum in Hamburg.

[@Patricioy]

Something similar happened to me when I first visited Hamburg. I really didn't liked my trip here for a lot of circumstances that made my experience bad. But I gave the city another chance and after that I fell inlove with the place... And now I even live here 😅.

[@barbara5291]

Great Adventure! In case you plan another trip to Hamburg, I recommend the Ballinstadt, a kind of Museum dedicated to those who emigrated to the United States.

[@itsazziboi]

As a Hamburger (that‘s literally what they call the people of Hamburg) I approve this video. Although I recommend Jungfernstieg and the Alsterhaus too. Alex Restaurant is a good place to eat, but it is very busy. Hamburger Meile is cool, and Landungsbrücken too. (Which he went to) The Speicherstadt is where the Miniatur Wunderland is located. There, you can view the world on miniature, from Brazil to Italy. The Elbphilarmonie and Hagenbects Tierpark are also pretty cool. The AEZ in Poppenbüttel is also very nice. Sometimes, the Hamburger Dom (Amusment Park) is open and it is also very cool.

[@verwesne8121]

I was born in Hamburg. Although you miraculously managed it to basically show ZERO of the pretty sights of Hamburg, which is quite astonishing how close you were to so many of the super pretty landmarks u missed...I’m still glad you enjoyed your trip to Hamburg! 😂

[@LCA1985]

I was thinking same, he even didn't go to the canals in the Altstadt which are very cool and beautiful.

[@gnufz8623]

I guess that's because Hamburg has so many beautiful spots that you can see plenty and still miss many! I've been living here for nearly 50 years now and am still constantly discovering beautiful spots all over the place! There is a regional TV show here where they have a weekly segment called "I've never been to..." and then one of the 100+ Hamburg districts is shown to that person who has never been to ... by another person who lives in ... ! It's amazing what parts of Hamburg have not been seen by people who have been living here for decades or even are natives. That said, you are asking a lot from an in Schwäbisch Hall living American who is here for a few days... 😉

[@jurgenahlers1633]

Admittedly, I too was born/raised in Hamburg. I agree with you about him missing so many magnificent places. Too many for me to name. Just goes to show: "Beauty is in the eyes of the beholder." He loved Hamburg, and, I guess Hamburgers like you and me should simply be happy to know. One final note . . . I actually like München a tad more :)

[@GermanBeardGuy]

Moin, as one who grew up close to Hamburg, I can second you here: 3rd time is the charm - you will fall in love with the City of Hamburg. Alter Elbtunnel, Fischmarkt, find a pub in St. Pauli with live music and that's all you need! I live in Seattle now and I miss some of the perks from Hamburg... a lot!

[@shizanketsuga8696]

Moin! Apparently I am not too old after all, because I immediately recognised the venue from its short appearance in the intro. Also, Jule seems to be a lovely friend. The idea with the Schnitzeljagd was pure gold.

[@jolotschka]

Der alte Elbtunnel fehlte noch, auch sehenswert. There is an old tunnel under the river which nowadays can only used by pedestrians and cyclists. It's worth viewing and visiting because it's very old and you down to tunnel in huge elevators in which some cars would fit. And in older cars, before the new tunnel and the Köhlbransbrücke existed, workers went through this tunnel to their work in the harbor.

[@thefluffyferret]

My city! Funny to see you walking around the places I go all the time. Good thing you came here a second time ... 😀

[@BabylonNov2009]

Glad you enjoyed your visit. The locals call it „the most beautiful city in the world“, and when the sun shines they’re right. You saw all the best bits. Well done!

[@scout8112]

Nalf's videos are always somehow a lesson. I enjoy this. 👍🏼

[@leavoda3791]

You could allso look at it as Hamburg not being the cursed city but the city of excitement and exploration. Every roadblock forcing you to explore the roads less traveled. In fact giving you lessons in living. ❤ Love your channel.

[@lordhedgehog1887]

Wow amazing as a person from Hamburg it is great to get an other perspective on your hometown. Though if you visit Hamburg again might I be so forward to advise you to visit the “Ballinstadt”. it was the largest harbour for emigration into the US in total nearly 2 million moved trough there and the museum is really good. Al in all a great video 😊

[@Kikifriedmann]

I am a Hamburgerin and I am glad you gave Hamburg another chance because Hamburg is beautiful! Come back in the summer when the weather is perfect. I promise you will love Hamburg. First time you just had a bad day and also came in November when everything is grey. Of course you did not like it than! Also thanks to Laura's friend!!!Tschüssi

[@XX-bn9sf]

Stop glorifying a city that is the bane of every Germans existence.

[@Kikifriedmann]

​@@XX-bn9sfMaybe it is something about you!?

[@DSuer-mf2vy]

@@Kikifriedmann Trolls everywhere!

[@LucasBenderChannel]

The Scavanger Hunt/ Schnitzeljagd was such a lovely idea! I need to do that for friends of mine! Brilliant! 🤗

[@LythaWausW]

If you think it's a neat idea try geocaching: ) Germans love geocaching.

[@schuhschrank947]

It must have been a lot of work!

[@paulwagner3036]

9:07 little story about that joke: a couple hundred years ago, captured pirates were beheaded and then their heads got stacked on spikes on the ground right were the Elbphilharmonie (13:45) is now standing, to show every incoming ship how the hanseatic league deals with pirates

[@sakul971]

Hamburg is by far my favourite german city. Since I live even further north, the often grey and cold weather never bothered me anyway. But to be fair I have not been to many cities in the south yet.

[@toecutter3100]

I'm born and raised in (near) Hamburg and this city is by far my favourite in Germany. Since the last Hamburg-video i was pretty sure, Nalf should be drowned in the Hamburg harbour. But miracles happen and Nalf finally did my hometown right. And at the end of the video, still unsure "drown him or not?" he said goodbye in one of two possible proper ways in Hamburg. One is "Tschüß" may be nothing for american tongues, the other is "Moin". Not "Moin, Moin" which is unnecessary gossiping 😉 Nalf earned my pardon and if we ever should meet i invite you eating a "Fischbrötchen" or "Original Labskaus" with me Hummel, Hummel!

[@lukasmarks6504]

Moin als Tschüß, ist das ein hamburger Ding? Komme aus der leeraner Ecke und kenne Moin mein Leben lang nur als Hallo 😄

[@Kristina_S-O]

​@@lukasmarks6504 Moin geht auch als Abschiedsgruß, im Sinne von "Schönen Tag noch". Sach' ich ma' so...

[@PS-xk9od]

@@lukasmarks6504 Moin geht den ganzen Tag. Universell nutzbar.

[@Warentester]

mors mors.

[@justarandomgothamite5466]

Mors mors

[@FatDataUnicorn]

Yay! You should visit Hamburg in high summer! The city is just something else when it's warm and shiny

[@jack2453]

That's Hamburg. Just when you are overwhelmed by the 'Schietwetter', the sun comes out and the water glistens and the Fischbrötchen call. The amazing city state located next to Germany.

[@LythaWausW]

Hey, I call it Scheitwesser *lol*

[@gnufz8623]

Mein Hamburg lieb' ich sehr!

[@peterallman8474]

Next to Germany? Hamburg very much in Germany last time I looked.

[@jack2453]

@@peterallman8474 I suppose you also think Bavaria is part of Germany.

[@mojbeka]

Homer has New York City, Nalf has Hamburg :D

[@mojojim6458]

But, but, but...Homer has Troy.

[@K__a__M__I]

Khlav Kalash and Crab Juice!

[@zuzus_petals4715]

@@K__a__M__I or Mountain Dew 😂

[@elmaxlix]

Hamburg is just a great City to visit for a trip. I liked the City every time when I was there. It is nice that you try it to be there for a second time. And on the End everybody can see how much you really enjoyed this trip to Hamburg this time.

[@callumkent7155]

My favourite place in Germany has to be bamberg. Beautiful

[@MalteHänke]

From 2010 to 2012, a pirate from Somalia stood before the international tribunal in Hamburg. It was the first time in 400 years that a pirate was on trial in Hamburg.

[@objektorientiert]

Americans really know how to tell a good story. Thumbs up for this travelogue.

[@susannabonke8552]

Former Hamburger here. Even 10 minutes of sun in the evening are a revelation in Hamburg..makes you joyful and feel blessed. I couldn't say it any other way.

[@jonnyjonsen]

Ja moinsen, cool that you gave Hamburg another chance. I hope you were able to enjoy your trip, even though you had another misfortune. Next time I recommend a visit to the south of Hamburg, to the “Heide” and “Harburger Berge” and go for a little hike. The border area to lower saxony is quite beautiful. Also if you are interested in history there are the old border stones from the time king georg II was the ruler of england and the hereditary Prince-Elector of Hanover. Furthermore, in northern Hamburg, in Altona, you can find the old danish border. 🥰😊

[@GediRitter]

I love Hamburg it's probably one of my favorite German Cities!

[@SammyJD13]

My hope is that your expressed disdain for Hamburg is for dramatic effect 😂 I’m glad you had a more enjoyable experience on this second visit. I was excited to see you visit an urban farm! I love that name - Hygge. It’s been my dream to build a communal urban farm in my city 🫶 Also, I know there is a rivalry between south and north Germany. But you gotta give the region north of Hamburg a try. Especially the island of Sylt. You’ll get awesome drone shots in that area 🌊

[@ReneHH91]

Hamburg is the most beautiful City in Germany! You should Visit in Summer again and ask some local to Show u all the good parts of it cause u managed to skip the some of the best parts of the City😅 Greetings from Hamburg

[@Knishmaster]

Great video, Nalf, as always. Now that you gave the north another chance why not checking out the east more? I moved from the west to Leipzig a couple of years ago and I fell in the love with the city. Still the most underrated bigger city in Germany. I promise, you will like it a lot. The old architecture throughout the city is phenomenal and it has a lot of nice green areas.

[@ExtremeTeddy]

It is not just grey in grey in Hamburg, there are plenty shades of grey ;) Hamburg is a beautiful city, even in the rain. Hopefully next time the curse will be lifted :)

[@mojojim6458]

It is Paris that is most beautiful in the rain.

[@ExtremeTeddy]

@@mojojim6458 Paris beautiful, although very different compared to Hamburg. I've been to Paris four times so far.

[@katherinepacey4163]

We visited Hamburg in May 2019. It was very warm and sunny. It suprised me with all the amazing history and a different type of beauty compared to southern Germany. We have fond memories but still Bavaria has our heart ❤️

[@manUfanHSV]

Im from Hamburg and i found myself smiling nearly the entire video (except for the first part, with your history :D) Im glad you got to experience Die schönste Stadt der Welt with the sun out. Loved the video! Greetings from Hamburg

[@friedrichstock6377]

How lucky that you finally came to like Hamburg, Nick! Only very few people can resist Hamburg's charm permanently. I wish you more awesome visits to experience the beauty of Northern Germany's biggest city and maybe even its surroundings!

[@k.schmidt2740]

GREAT. So glad you were able to make up with one of the most beautiful cities in Europe. Moin!

[@TheNiqOne]

Much respect for using the sinlge "moin" at the end. the double one is reserved for tourists or our danish neighbors only. I have been all over germany and Hamburg is my favourite one. At least out of the bigger cities. Some smaller ones are beautiful too, but don't have that much to offer. I would say it is in the top 5 of europe. And the weather really is the most annoying part. "Nichts ist so beständig, wie die Unbeständigkeit des Hamburger Wetters". Greetings from Hamburg 😄

[@jack2453]

Not sure I agree about the singular moin - I've often heard the double from Hamburgers. But I do love your epigram about the weather... reminiscent of the antipodean "If you don't like Melbourne weather, wait five minutes"

[@Kristina_S-O]

Moin Moin is generally considered to be too much in northern Germany. IF you ever hear somebody use it, it's most likely a person living but not being born and raised in Hamburg. That's how they are identified easily. 😂

[@danielah.7525]

Thank you for your comment about the single "moin". I thouht exactly the same. Never ever use double moin! Its really only for tourists. If you would like to have a variation, say "Moinsen". 😂

[@sebastianbohrer4284]

Hamburg meine Perle. Toll, das es euch gefallen hat bei uns.❤

[@markmagiera6115]

Laura is the reason he enjoyed Hamburg.... Put a ring on NALF!

[@Al69BfR]

I hope you‘ve also seen the pedestrian tunnel beneath the river Elbe and visited the Number 1 tourist attraction in Germany, the Miniaturwunderland. 🙂

[@sepplmayer7414]

The fabrik is one of my favourite concert halls in the city.

[@ehitalks4037]

Lovely video. I always enjoy Hamburg and will be there later in the year. St Pauli is truly a lovely home for me.

[@chrissoclone]

First time I visited Hamburg I didn't like it much either... now I've been living here for over 25 years. I should also add, as a music lover there's no way around Hamburg, best concert city in all of Germany.

[@PS-xk9od]

Great vlog from my hometown. I'm seeing most of the stuff you have seen every day and really appreciate it. The most beautiful big city in germany by far. :-)

[@outaview]

Great video, very cool about the magazine to help with traveling. Sorry to hear about your video equipment. Glad you guys had a blast.

[@mariashepherd8650]

I loved this video, like the vast majority of what you produce. The North certainly rocks. Glad you had a great weekend. Go visit Bremen some time, a lot smaller than Hamburg but certainly worth a visit!

[@S.T.A.L.K.E.R.-Strelok]

How could an American not like the city that hamburgers are named after?!? Joking aside, I'm glad you enjoyed your trip and didn't break your camera this time lol

[@elipa3]

Oh, I have been at these channels too, on a summer evening long time ago. Absolut wonderful.

[@FFParody]

hey Nalf, the JvM (THE LÄND) Ciro here. finally you changed your opinion about germanys most beautiful city. i have lived here for many years and i have to tell you that the weather here is better than its reputation. half my family lives in the south and i have a direct comparison. it's usually nicer here in the north:)

[@inotoni6148]

That's right. I also lived in Munich for a few years and it was super rainy, while in Hamburg the weather was fine.

[@Kikifriedmann]

100% right! I know because I am a Hamburger!😊😉

[@theworldaccordingtokirsch]

05:52 So sorry you had sunny weather in Hamburg... I am "so glad" that you are still not convinced that Hamburg is one of the nicest cities, has the nicest audiences in concerts (as long as the musicians are not stupid and/or arrogant) and a lot of beautiful places to discover. Sorry for your loss! 🍒

[@GeleeRoyal_DnB]

´´First impressions are not everything´´ what a statement !!! Thank you !!

[@Kristina_S-O]

Just wait, now that you're warmed up with Hamburg, you are going to fall in love the next time you visit. Hamburg does that to people. It doesn't welcome anyone with open arms, it doesn't have the picturesque charme of Munich or the wild anarchy of Berlin, but it sneaks into your heart and bones once you open your eyes to it's own beauty. The water, the many parks, the culture and history and - not the least - the people... I still miss Hamburg after 20 years in exile, to me it will always be "die schönste Stadt der Welt".

[@tobiwan001]

I love Hamburg. One of the most underrated cities.

[@pappelfratze]

Glad you enjoyed your trip this time. And I’m afraid you’ll have to come back again. When the weather is a bit wet you really need to come to see the Miniaturwunderland. It’s just one of those things you have to have seen in Hamburg.

[@Schamballa]

Danke, Nalf - das war ein sehr schöner Film! I live in south germany, too - and enjoyed a Hamburg visit some months ago...Hamburg is a beautiful town!

[@yvonnehorde1097]

Thank you that you gave Hamburg a second chance. I have to say that I like this city very much and I am glad that your second experience was much better than the first one.

[@rbrho]

As a former 14-year-long resident of Hamburg I feel happy that this beautiful city has redeemed itself in your eyes. This might invite some discussion, but many who have travelled Germany consider Hamburg one of the two most desirable metropolises in the country, next to Munich. If I might be so bold, feel free to show off your German language skills while speaking to Laura. ;-)

[@rolanddeschain6089]

I'm already up for the next part, when the Hamburg curse returns after you've been on the Reeperbahn for a night, spat on, beaten up and robbed. Not that I wish for something like that, but you did exactly the right things for a couple trip. Reeperbahn is rough. Some outskirts too. Btw. in the 60s, 70s and 80s, Hamburg was probably the most notorious city in Germany, if not Europe.

[@wsmoulding1]

Hamburg is my favorite city in Germany. I do have a travel tip for the next time you visit there: Go ahead and drive, but stay at a hotel on the outskirts of town where you can leave your car. Public transportation within Hamburg is great (including the suburbs). Trains and roads heading into and out of the city center . . . not so great. Also, I recommend you include a visit to Miniatur Wunderland on your next visit.

[@andiprogshop3097]

I'm glad you did a second attempt to go and try to like my hometown.

[@hekra6784]

I was born and raised in Freiburg one of the most beautiful small cities in the south, however Hamburg is apart from the weather the greatest major city in Germany. I lived for a couple of years in both cities Hamburg and Munich and I prefer Hamburg over Munich. Next time you should consider taking the plane from Stuttgart.

[@fredmidtgaard5487]

Sweet video! Very nice! In the old times, I believe that the Hamburg area was in the Saxon part. Southern Jutland in Denmark (and northernmost Germany) was in the Anglian area (a big Danish tribe). Both tribes went to England (together with the Jutes in northernmost Jutland (Denmark) to conquer that country. The Jutes took Kent, and the areas in England ending in -ex was taken by the Saxons. The Anglian Danes took much of the rest (except Wales and Scotland). We talk about around 400 to 600 AD. Then the Vikings came to England from Norway/Denmark in 792 AD... and took it once more...

[@christiankastorf4836]

The coating on the glass panels of the "Elphi" is designed to reflect the light according to the changing natural light. So, it looks much different under the dark grey wintery clouds than it does on a bright frosty day or in the haze of a northern summer.

[@TheMrBusty]

loved all of it

[@kiwisen]

My Hometown❤

[@RichardBlaine-e2y]

I hope, you didn´t miss the opportunity to experience a Franzbrötchen. That might shake your Brezel-world!

[@inamart]

👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@TheHornoxx]

😂👍 das wurde auch höchste Zeit! schönes Video!

[@martinvekov8143]

Nick is from the Northwest of the US. Hamburg is basically Germany's Seattle. I have visited 3 times and I love it. I would take Hamburg any day over the scorching interior of Germany(I live in Hanover myself).

[@herb6677]

No matter where you are, when there is sunshine it looks better everywhere.

[@Herzschreiber]

Like always a perfectly edited video, which is more of a "short movie" than like a YT Vid! I really admire the professional way you do your videos, even when knowing about the backround it stays an always positive surprise when a new one is out. Adding your sense of humor and your - sometimes easy and sometimes very deep - thoughts and reflections makes it what I call a "NALF masterpiece"! Keep up the good work!

[@olivier4524]

Nice that you enjoyed your time in our city! Next time make sure to take a harbour cruise with the Speicherstadt (on the small boats) in the evening hours!

[@LiebeNachDland]

Nice Hamburg video, been waiting for a new one for a couple years. You have returned to the beautiful greenness. I love the name Jule too, haha. She's the mystery Hamburg woman.

[@chrison2822]

Special thanks to Lauras Bestie... she pushed you to the right spots

[@frankschmitt5192]

great video, fantastic storytelling, fun watching, thanks man! (I‘ll actually try out the readly- thing too)

[@Carol_65]

Enjoyed this video. I love the idea of a Schnitzeljagd! I may do that when family comes to visit. I also like the cafe on the water. 👍 As for the train breaking down….this is all part of the adventure!

[@KentaurTV]

Thanks for this nice video of my hometown. I've been all around in Europe, but Hamburg is the best place to live, believe me. It's the city on the Continent, which reminds very much to London. But even better. :D Next time you are in Hamburg, I'll be your guide!

[@rhalleballe]

6:30 ff - actually i can read it fluently, its english backwards. When i was a teenager, i liked to speak backwards a lot (in german, of course, but it also gives a good training).

[@thomastschetchkovic5726]

If you want to experience the polar opposite of Hamburg, I invite you to visit my city, Freiburg. It is known as the most meditteranian city of Germany, being the warmest and sunniest place on average. You'll enjoy southern friendliness and a very young and liberal student city. We even have our own little canals, much smaller, called "Bächle". But be careful to not step into one, or you will mary a Freiburgerin (says the rule).

[@ckeuer]

Hamburg, my home town. Most beautiful city in Germany.

[@theworldaccordingtokirsch]

I totally agree!🍒

[@kaipeterson]

Finally! The north of Germany is beautiful. The south is beautiful too but the north has got water and very open minded people that are much closer in mentality to Brits. Albeit a little more distant than the southerners. But Hamburg can be gorgeous when it is not raining... Btw your videos are a real pleasure to watch! Keep up the good work! And if you ever come to Wien lemme know and I show you around.

[@marcushussmann1784]

Thank you for the video and greetings from Hamburg 😊

[@Sycokay]

When I heard "cursed city" I was sure you were talking about Gotham, ah, Berlin that is.

[@alexanderantoninsommerkamp4714]

Its great seeing you finally coming to peace with my home town :) I waited for this a long time hahaha

[@Diazepamo]

I'm from Bavaria, but studied in Kiel and I love the North! Would like to live there again.

[@gnufz8623]

The last curse was on Deutsche Bahn, not on Hamburg... No surprise nowadays 😉 Glad you were able to make your peace with Hamburg. It IS (one of) the coolest and most beautiful place(s), definitely in Germany - and my home town ❤

[@mraillard]

I always enjoy your vids - this one was really first-rate! I was hoping for footage of the concert hall in the Elbphilharmonie - maybe next time. Thanks.

[@TMD3453]

Nice, thanks. It’s Germany with a nautical feel. Love Lübeck, too. Cheers, peace

[@MichaelAndersen_DK]

So awesome you enjoyed a visit to Hamburg. It's one of my favourite places to visit when I go to Germany. There are tons of stuff to see and do there. And I've just added the canoe and "hygge the farm" (danes will get that) on my list for the next time. Thank you 👌 Moin! PS: Bahn will sometimes screw you over, it's not just a german thing.

[@michaelmedlinger6399]

I remember commenting on your first video about the Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg that more or less everything that happened to you guys at that time was your own damn fault! Glad you made it back to Germany‘s most beautiful city!

[@NotUnymous]

Haha, great video! Also I have to add, that I never before thought it was possible to have an unfitting moment to put in a moin before watching this video 😂 Nice to see you enjoying the big port-city tho. There still is a lot of beauty for you to discover there of course, but by going on boat(s) you already made one of the most important choices :-)

[@howierfs5471]

Nalf, great video. It was just a bad start by your own fault but Hamburg ist immer eine Reise wert. So much to see, so much to discover. Well done by Laura and Jule to support you

[@viktorious1389]

I was born in Hamburg and I live here all my life, its a great City, you just have to get used to it

[@SecretSquirrel59]

I very much enjoy your videos. Thank you.... I hope one day to return to Schwäbisch Hall-Hessental to visit old friends and family.

[@guidofischer3735]

Hummel Hummel... thank you for your Hamburg Review... I was born and raised there and I have to say it is worth a visit... Glad you liked it after all!