Road Trip Germany Part 2 (Bielefeld, Nienburg, Cows, Hamburg)

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[@jonasengler7961]

Omg i live in Bielefeld

[@ilijaberlin1391]

Jonas Engler I too 😂

[@just_us6120]

Me too xD

[@krozjr5009]

No you don’t. You evidently live in a well-constructed simulation, or (even worse), you are ONE OF THEM!!!

[@caciliawhy5195]

Just drove from San Diego, CA to Raleigh, NC. 3,000 miles. Best thing is music, stopping to eat in different states and watching the scenery change from desert to farmland to woodlands.

[@Monkeyheadtpc]

On long road trips I like to listen to audio books or "Hörspiele", especially when I'm driving alone. It's soothing and just the right amount of information density to conveniently concentrate on driving. Sometimes the radios night program offers this as well. When I'm co-driver and we're not having a conversation, I usually just gaze out the window and take in the scenery.

[@jessali_]

I recently went to Schleswig-Holstein (the nothernmost German state) for a vacation and we were stuck in traffic in Hamburg for 3 hours on the way home (Baden-Württemberg). So during those 13 hours on the Autobahn I found not being a passenger but actually *driving* to be a good way to keep myself busy. I love Germany's north for its open countryside and its architecture, but the weather is just not my cup of tea. :)

[@mobilebitter]

Awesome you drove past my home turf :) Pitty that you didn't visit Hameln, you could have seen some beautiful Fachwerkhäuser with the story of the pied piper written on it

[@WantedAdventure]

+Chris Christian Thanks so much for the tip!! 😃

[@MonicaTheMad]

Another fun trip! Thanks for taking us along. I'm glad Mr. German Man made it into your videos a bit back. It's good for him!

[@JustMeShaun1]

Those small villages and countryside in Germany is where i want to retire so bad someday. Everything is so beautiful and full of history. After living in the big city all my life it would be a nice change.

[@julieannesentoro1818]

Yay! Thanks for sharing your road trip! Super cool to see Germany!

[@racheldobbs2028]

I've done a few road trips. My husband and I went on one in 2011. We live in Florida but we were going to a wedding in Detroit so we basically did a loop around the Eastern United States and listened to the satellite radio. I've looked on my phone, taken pictures, enjoyed the view, etc. West Virginia is very beautiful too. When I lived in Germany, we took a spontaneous trip to Trier (I lived in Baumholder at the time) and it wasn't well planned. My daddy almost got us stuck in a side street with our van....lol. All in all, I've had enjoyable road trips.

[@janag792]

I like listening to audio plays as I usually don't take the time to do so and it reminds me of my childhood.

[@ralfbodemann1542]

Last weekend some friends and I drove from Munich to Oldenburg, almost 800 km or 500 miles, which is nearly the same trip as you took. Including traffic jam, it took us more than 10 hours.We entertained ourselves by solving puzzles (one of us thinks of a person, an object, a book, a movie and gives more and more hints until another one hits the right guess). Another game is called "Sekt or Selters" (Champagne or Soda). You offer an alternative (hot or cold, tea or coffee, etc.) and the other ones have to chose their preferred option and provide a short statement why they prefer this one. That's a nice communation game where you get to know each other a little better. (+ there's no winner or loser.)But the best way to stand such a long drive is to stay relaxed and just joke around.

[@TheRetroGuy2000]

I love the Dana/Trixi crossover episodes, so I was happy to see this. It's also cool to see Mr German Man again. Loved seeing the videos of the German countryside. Keep up the great work, guys!

[@N1N4K]

Have you ever been to Fehmarn?? It's a beautiful Island of the coast of Germany with lots of little villages. The biggest town there is Burg. You can also catch the train from the Seaport called Puttgarten and you can then travel to Denmark via the train, which also drives onto the ferry. I did a day trip to Kopenhagen before heading back to Fehmarn :)

[@dakotaboy80]

I love these road trip videos. Thank you!

[@Weveldevel]

It's so nice to see you, Mr. German Man and Trixie together! I really like your collaboration video's! On road trips we like to listen to our favorite songs on max volume so that we can't hear our own bad singing :) Also we like to read out loud stories or read historical facts about the region we are in. Otherwise we keep talking about stuff... for example, we talk about your videos. :)

[@ronhochhalter3491]

Great Video, enjoyed your road trip!

[@marshira4627]

I grew up in a small Village in Landkreis Nienburg, so cool to see that area again since I can't visit my familly often. It's such a nice place. Thanks ! :D

[@merrybreitler]

Your scarves always look so pretty! Perhaps there can be a tutorial on scarf styling sometime? The look seems to be popular throughout Europe.

[@Polowonix]

I drove yesterday 6 hours back from cologne. I listened to a 'wise guys' cd and sang along.

[@benmarks4498]

Great Video Dana!!!

[@ashleymain7751]

Love your videos! Obsessed!

[@KathrinePandell]

Hey Dana! Just recently discovered your channel - love it! I'd love to see a video on the ultimate road trip around Germany. I'm Danish with German family and my boyfriend is German, but we've only really seen the parts of Germany where we've got family + Berlin and Hamburg (of course); so having a good idea as to which cities to see (and it which order) would be awesome! Keep all the great videos coming! :D

[@Astrofrank]

Hi Dana, my favourite entertainment is music, but there are also interesting points next to the Autobahn. That can be a castle or a good view over the landscape, but also even an unusual red soil.

[@ameisemichaela5990]

Love your videos - especially with Mr. German Man!

[@theunihorse_5995]

I'm from Bielefeld! That's so cool that you came by there! I live in Canada now but I still love to visit there :)

[@arturyeon]

That's some amazing greenscreening you've got in the first part of the video!

[@RoterPaelzer]

Great vid! You should visit southern Rhineland-Palatinate too! It is famous for its mediterranean like climate. And for its vineyards 👍

[@martingades]

I just love ur videos !!!! Make more travel videos xoxo

[@Ssatkan]

It's fascinating: I saw you were somewhere in northern Germany before you even said it. The architecture is pretty characteristic. What you can do in the car: Look for the letters on license plates and try to come up with someone (celebrity or personal acquaintance) who has these as initials before the other people in the car do.

[@durrcodurr]

When I drive on the autobahn for a long trip, I usually listen to music and take a break every two hours or so at a Raststätte. :)

[@dutchman6936]

You drove from Munich to Hamburg and a foreign person watching your video could get the impression in Germany you can only find grassland, cows and "Fachwerkhäuser". (Not that we're one of the leading industry countries...) I love it !! 😊😊😊

[@AhmetMurati]

Looking forward to see the videos that you made in Hamburg, I miss the city. :(

[@TheBone2070]

Wow, you basically just went by my doorstep... Btw, good job just filming the same entry and exit sign from both sides for Bielefeld, that totally broke my immersion of you presenting your journey chronologically...

[@boombaby1769]

Hi Dana, your clips are getting better and better, especially since you decided to involve Mr German Man - you two have a great chemistry going on, which is really fun to watch! Especially in this clip I was delighted to see that someone could consider the region where I grew up as beautiful or special, I mean, for me it was just normal in my youth, no big deal at all. Thanks for letting me re-discover this landscape with american eyes :-) Did I get this right: you have a "Wanted an Adventure"-Sticker on the back of your car?

[@cherusiderea1330]

2:05 Last summer I also noticed that you see way more low stone walls in the north (in my case Mecklenburg-Vorpommern). They're everywhere in the area around Rostock.

[@lismarkarina7891]

I LOVE IT!!! I would like to see videos with more minutes!!! i love your youtube channel Dana and i love that you included your Mr. German man. My boyfriend is German from Munich by the way! hahahaha they are awesome!!Greetings!!!!

[@Yuna999999999]

It makes me kind of proud you traveled to my home town bielefeld i always loved

[@mc4gaming892]

I live in Ahrensburg, its near to Hamburg 🙂 Nice Video like always

[@Yuhga1]

I'm always driver on long journey so I have not lot of options to entertain myself. But I really love singing songs on the radio as loud as possible :)

[@idgiethreadgoode1498]

I love playing Mad Libs during long car rides! Or listen to music. :)

[@MrIcantseemyfeet]

Tolle Aufnahmen!

[@WantedAdventure]

Danke! :)

[@puschelfuessler4760]

I keep myself entertained by listening to music & audiobook. Also: Snacks. I eat like a lunatic on long car/train trips :)

[@rosinaandreaskrings4836]

Dear Dana, just to mention this unique occasion: A band called THE DUKES FROM HAMBURG from Bielefeld, which is actually a colaboration of German (Bielefeldian) and US musicians, is playing Munich on Friday, December 8th 2017, at the Milla Club. If there should be any doubt about Bielefeld, go there and ask the Duke's. :-) Regards Andreas facebook.com/pg/DukesofHamburg/about/?ref=page_internal

[@Ecstasia1]

Hey Dana, again: great clip!! On long drives, especially when I'm driving, I like playing some mind-games. My favorites are the "A to Z game" and the "who am I game", because as a driver I don't have to take my eyes from the road. rules A-Z game: you agree on a topic, such as food, animals, film-titles, actors, games, -- basically anything you want. let's take fruits: and then try to find words from A to Z. whoever can't think of a word looses (or looses a point, whatever...) I know, this game exists with the rule to start your next word with the last letter of the prior... but this is really frustrating and finishes early, because e.g. in German most fruits end with an E... Audiobooks are nice as well, but the driver might get tired more easily (I do, when I hear them... it's like bedtime stories) If you are planning another big vacation outside Germany, I suggest Greece. Very cheap atm, and still as beautiful as ever, and the food is the BEST ;)

[@ilonamollema6467]

On a long road trip I'm listening to musical cd's and sing with it.

[@Sonnenmann8]

Go to Augsburg, it is one of the oldest cities in Germany and there are lots of interesting things to see. It is located near munich.

[@vinnimann8101]

Soooo sad that I missed you in Bielefeld... if i just would have known if would have been running around looking for you :D

[@Mirabellism]

Oh, you've been to my county too, Landkreis Stade, ferry from Wischhafen to Glückstadt. Have you visited the city of Stade? Beautiful old town and many half timbered houses there. ☺

[@genossekampfkeks2012]

If you ever make a roadtrip again and come near to Stuttgart you should visit Kirchheim unter Teck. It has also many half-timbered houses and a very interesting history. And you could also visit the castle Teck which is on a mountain an you can see it kilometers away.

[@MsFritzfamily]

Thank you for sharing your road trip it was so beautiful! And perhaps it's an American thing but I agree those houses are just so cute! When we travel we love listening to books on tape or reading aloud. Our favorite is fiction we've done the chronicles of Narnia, Altas Shrugged, and most recently a light mystery, The Death of a Liturgist.

[@kenonifty]

I just focus on the road - Australia is huge and it is a long way between things so you do not need distractions - you need a break though on long trips to stretch your legs and feel like you are back on earth again.

[@TheBrains42]

Hei Dana did you try the famous Matjes in Glückstadt? And as tip for long road trips, I always listen to audiobooks. It's a great way to pass a few hours on the road.

[@TonnerreLombard]

By the way, I can absolutely recommend trying to make such road trips in a battery-powered electric vehicle (BEV) such as a Nissan Leaf, Renault Zoe or something like that. So much more calm and relaxing and less exhausting. (That is, if you follow the right rules for when and where to charge, but that's simple after a few tries.)

[@tvtenhagen]

you should visit Hannover it was my old home in the past and it is a wonderful city!

[@lilyfauzey59]

i usually drive alone and most of the time am talking and singing out loud, lol. and i also like to buy local food from the different state that i passed by or when i want to go back home n stock up all food that i like from the state i visited. 2 drinks i must have while travelling, 1. water (obviously :D) and isotonic drink, 100 plus here in Malaysia.

[@shainanndragon9014]

Hi Dana! Next time you have to stop in Braunschweig for a sightseeing. It was once one of the most important cities over all. And our city founder is even the same as yours in München! There is a lot of old culture and history here to see. For long road trips there is no better entertainment as a good audiobook...

[@smilingbandit6900]

You could have visited Verden an der Aller between Nienburg and Hamburg. The inner City has all kinds of old Fachwerkhäuser^^ On long trips music radio and or telephone conference call with whoever has time ;) have fun and good luck

[@desertgirl5601]

have you traveled to werdohl-kleinhammer? my mom is from there! love your videos!greetings from palm springs, california

[@niemandem6187]

Einfach ein like für Bielefeld. Wie genial, dass du in meiner Heimatstadt warst.

[@hellkitty1442]

My sister and I were counting horses on long road trips. We both liked them, and you didn't see as many as, for example, cows. To make things easier, I eventually came up with a counting system, that allowed me to 1023 with my fingers (and even higher, if we used 4 hands). We never really used all our fingers, I think. Only if we were like continuing to count throughout our vacation. Funny Thing: I later learned that our counting method was actually the binary system in a way. ( I started using the left hand little finger as 1, the next was worth 2, the one after 4 and so on) Yeah, it was fun, as Long as we got along well during the trips.

[@bibliotheksweIt]

Great you've been to Bielefeld, the place where I live. What places in Bielefeld did you visit except of the Sparrenburg and the Alter Markt?

[@TimeturnerJ]

Oooh, you drove through Herford! That's where I live! :D

[@honeybee8533]

I live in Bielefeld. That you were there is so funny!!

[@blockbertus]

If you really like Fachwerkhäuser, you should try and visit Goslar (Harz) at some point (while being around there, Clausthal-Zellerfeld is also nice to visit). I suggest to go there during Weihnachtsmarkt time. ;) Einbeck, where I live at the moment, has some nice Fachwerkhäuser, too.

[@jannab8123]

Yes, Goslar! Have been there during my hiking holidays in the Harz and loved it! Quedlinburg is also quite nice.

[@KatAnni]

Yeah, Northeim too and some parts of Göttingen.

[@Candy7la3Creme]

Last time when i went from Dortmund to Leipzig (its a 4-5 hour trip by car) I've been singing along all my weird songs so loud xD

[@eltfell]

0:53 - that building in the background is nicknamed "elephant toilet".

[@CpKreFLeX]

Hey Dana :-) You really shouldve visited Düsseldorf!I know the G-Man is from cologne and he doesnt likes the City BUT from my Point of view its reallý worth a visit !Wish you all the best

[@o.kroker2153]

yeah! you were in Bielefeld!

[@Tenkoman]

Even though I hope for a Meet&Greet here in Munich (after the Octoberfest-fueled September) - you should consider a roadtrip through the Eastern part of Germany next year - in several villages and towns the time seems to be frozen for 30 or more years now (however the eastern states of Germany have beautiful spas (e.g. Bad Wilsnack or several on Usedom) and interesting historic spots (like the so-called Swedish exclave in Lützen, Saxony-Anhalt)

[@alkoyyy]

yeah, you hear a lot from those nice litlle towns in eastern Germany where time has been frozen since the 1930s or early 1940s

[@_-ressix-_1930]

Hey cool, you were in Nienburg! i lived there for a while in 2004/2005

[@hermanwitte7270]

hi Dana, if i have to drive all day i'd like to listen to that good ol' band from Texas ZZ Top, great blues rock/ rock songs the have produced

[@samklam6781]

You should visit Gifhorn a small town in Lower Saxony near Wolfsburg. Thu have a windmill museum there. Worse a look.

[@natalieb471]

Wow. Awesome road trip. wish I had been in Germany to meet up with you AND Trixie at the Meet N Greet. :( But sadly I am stuck here in the US. :'(

[@wiseguysfanjojo]

Tolles Video Dana! Auf deinem nächsten Trip solltest du mal nach Köln kommen ;-) Als Kind habe ich mit meiner Schwester auf langen Autofahrten immer Spiele gespielt, eins davon war der "Winke-Winnke-Test". Wir haben den Autofahrer zugewinkt und dann in einer Tabelle aufgeschrieben, ob sie zurückgewinkt haben oder nicht, immer nach der Autofarbe sortiert :D Am Ende haben wir dann festgestellt, dass die blauen Autos öfter winken als die roten und die Lkw-Fahrer immer am meisten zurückgewinkt haben :D Klingt irgendwie bescheuert wenn man das so aufschreibt, aber wir hatten viel Spaß, gerade wenn viel los war auf der Autobahn, also im "stockenden Verkehr", da ging das nämlich besonders gut :)

[@marshmallow3542]

Das mit dem Winken kenn ich auch noch. :D Wir haben es aber nicht aufgeschrieben.^-^

[@wiseguysfanjojo]

Wir haben das hochwissenschaftlich statistisch erfasst ;-)

[@stefans4562]

+wiseguysfanjojo automarke, geschlecht und alt oder jung wäre auch interessant :D sehr coole idee

[@AndyGerman1984]

nur wenn man erwachsen ist halten einen die Leute für durchgeknallt:o

[@stefans4562]

***** ach quatsch die lachen dich nur an, nicht über dich

[@chrisvaleske]

You must visit ROSTOCK and the OSTSEE :)

[@WantedAdventure]

+Chris Valeske thanks for the suggestions!! :)

[@thomasgandalf4111]

more outtakes please 😄

[@RunderKeks28]

After you mentioned Glückstadt, I was curious about where Trixi actually lives. I always thought she lives in Hamburg. She actually lives quite a bit closer to where I live. Greetings from Dithmarschen! :D

[@matthewhoober4744]

I'm jealous, would love to have had time to explore the back roads of North/West Germany when I was in Berlin.

[@sowieso394]

On a road trip we listen audiobooks or we play game "Wortbilden" which means you must build one word from the Nummernschild.

[@hallog1858]

You have to go in a theme-park (Hansa-Park, Heide-Park)!

[@patrickbriggs967]

I laugh so much at your videos with Trixie you are alike but different! In winter who wears mittens and who wears gloves

[@rmukher1112]

Germany is a very pretty country. Love your videos

[@SnorriSnibble]

Why didn't you go to Münster, it's a beautiful city.

[@MrJack-yx6nm]

Cool that you visited Bielefeld. So how did you like it? :D

[@sam083]

listening to audio books is great on road trips

[@Rindy89]

i live like 5km next to the windmill, you showed us at 2:30

[@ajisaiart]

Whoever wants to see Germany I will show those videos XD Every Sunday I drive to Nuremberg for work and on Fridays back to Dortmund every week. Mostly I complain about other people and sing to my favorite songs. And sometimes I just talk to myself how pretty the sunset looks XD

[@azschalter]

1:10 - my hometown. 😊

[@gerdipediaTV]

Respect! You have such great CGI skills I would not have thought! Bielefeld represent so real is not easy! One could almost think that Bielefeld really exists. Well, almost not really! Hahahaha XXD

[@DemTacs]

My friends and I developed a game for movie buffs. We either start with a movie title or actor and then try to find a link between them and what the next player adds to the list. e.g. (Start) Saving Private Ryan - (2. Player) Nathan Fillion - (3. Player) Gina Torres, aso. Or (Start) Matt Damon - (2. Player) Oceans Eleven - (3. Player) From Dusk till Dawn, aso. When you can't name the movie in which the to actors played together or the actor who played in both movies, you have lost and can start a new chain. Usually every player has 3 lives. In this aso means "and so on" and not "ach so". ;)

[@MsHamix3]

U should come and visit Ulm, its like 2 hours away from Munich. I can show u the city :p

[@rcookie5128]

Beautiful :)

[@mariameerkotter2798]

Hey Dana, I life only a half hour from Bielefeld away!

[@Cowglow]

How many batteries do you have for your Camera? I can tell you're mixing in your Camera, Cell Phone.. and do you also have a GoPro? Cool video!

[@tonabnehmer]

Nienburg is my hometown, welcome!

[@Jon4as]

listening to books on the Autobahn is the best!

[@lm01melle]

The Most time on the road I sleep, Chat with my Friends, Listen to music or look outside

[@michaelclark737]

So, what was with that blank portion of the video at the beginning when you talked about going to "Bielefeld"? :D

[@aufprobe2480]

I'd like to read your book "Found in Prague". Is there any possibility to purchase it in e-book-format? Thanks in advance-

[@cryban7011]

You could extend your roadtrip to the ADAC Rallye Deutschland in Trier. that would be amazing. Ps: mir is grad aufgefallen, das ich auch deutsch schreiben könnte... so confused :D