Quedlinburg, Beautiful UNESCO World Heritage Town, GERMANY

[@MartinoZulberti]

Mi piace molto l’architettura delle case. Belle riprese! Sembra tutto così tranquillo in questa cittadina

[@Adriantravellingtheworld]

Yes, indeed, it is a very beautiful town! Thanks for watching my video!

[@lucarossi7328]

bel video complimenti 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@Adriantravellingtheworld]

grazie, molto gentile!

[@adinadamian8167]

Beautiful video! Nice to see a city with so many timbered houses and history!

[@Adriantravellingtheworld]

Yes, indeed, it is a very beautiful town! Thanks for watching my video!

[@vincentdima4261]

À l'image de cette jolie ville, où le temps semble s'être arrêté depuis des siècles j'aimerai voir aussi de jolies femmes en robes médiéval...

[@danadamian8649]

Foarte fain videoul, cata istorie si in orasul acesta!

[@Adriantravellingtheworld]

Da, este foarte pitoresc.

[@strassenbahnfilmguy9306]

Beautiful

[@Adriantravellingtheworld]

Yes, indeed, it is a very beautiful town! Thanks for watching my video!

[@er7szef]

Jetzt wird es unsere türkisch-muslimische Stadt sein.

[@Adriantravellingtheworld]

Es kann sein, dass es zum Beispiel viele Städte gab, römische Städte und dann kamen die Germanen und es waren keine römischen Städte mehr, wie Trier, Köln, Augsburg... so ist die Welt...

[@degrelle1]

​@@Adriantravellingtheworldridiculous comment. Reconquering germanic territories where romans founded cities can not be compared to being invaded by millions of mostly muslims within 40 years. The city where i live - augsburg - has a population consisting of FIFTY PERCENT non germans. Within twenty years germans will be a minority in germany. That is a mathematical fact. I dont like it and i will not close neither my eyes nor my mouth

[@danadamian8649]

Imi amintesc ca am citit de acest oras intr-un volcum cu orasele aflate in patrimoniul mondial al umanitatii.

[@Adriantravellingtheworld]

Orasele vechi germane au un farmec aparte.

[@stephenchallen1385]

Otto 111 was Emperor then?

[@Adriantravellingtheworld]

I don't understand what do you mean?

[@stephenchallen1385]

Nazis and UNESCO had something in common.

[@Adriantravellingtheworld]

can you explain more?

[@stephenchallen1385]

@@Adriantravellingtheworld The Nazis liked Quedlinburg according to this clip and so does UNESCO. The Nazis promoted German culture.

[@Adriantravellingtheworld]

@@stephenchallen1385 promoting the culture probably is the best thing what someone can do. They were known for other things than promoting the culture and connecting them with UNESCO, it isn't maybe the best ideea.

[@stephenchallen1385]

@@Adriantravellingtheworld UNESCO has its own shortcomings.

[@Adriantravellingtheworld]

@@stephenchallen1385 if you say so!