The Average German Sunday | Castles, Parks, and Recreation

Sunday is an important day for Germans, but how do the typically choose to spend it? We can tell you one thing: they definitely aren't doing any grocery shopping!
Among some of the things we enjoy doing on Sundays are biking, hiking, longboarding, urban exploration, and more! Watch the video to find out. Oh yeah, and watch me break my drone. That wasn't so fun.
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[@des_83]

No nos aburrimos 😎 go with the flow ✌🏼 peace

[@jlperez1544]

Como acostumbrado, buen video y espero pronto tengas tu jugete, drone, arreglado.

[@dutchyjhome]

Although Schloss Marienburg looks fantastic, it really is a Castle Nouveau, which basically means it was build several hundreds of years (In the 1800's) after the Dark Ages in which most Castles (especially this kind of Castles) were build. So.., nice, but not from the true Castle era and it has never seen any battle. This kind of Castles we also have here in The Netherlands like Castle; "De Haar" in Haarzuilen. These were actually more estate villa's than Strong defense holds with thick walls and heavily armored... from a distance they may look resembling, but they're not. This "Sunday" setting, we also have and used to have here in The Netherlands. Nowadays it really depends in which town/village you are. The rule is that more and more towns and villages give the shop owners the freedom to decide whether they want to be open or not. This has not been the case here in The Netherlands for a very long period of time it simply was forbidden by law to open up on Sunday's. Now though the more The Dutch are getting more and more Non Religious: Atheist, the more opening times of shops is becoming less regulated, still regulated, don't get me wrong, but less regulated. We absolutely do not want a 24 hrs economy, store/shop-wise spoken. We want the personnel of shops/stores to be with their family or/and friends just as much as the average Joe can be in The Netherlands when this Joe does not work in a shop/store.

[@des_83]

This weekend we are going to the castle ‘ De Haar’ . We have been looking forward to seeing it. 😍