The Impressive Hohenzollern Castle

In this video we head to Baden Wurtenburg to visit the Hohenzollern Castle on our way to the Black forest. We alk about our experience and give some tips for visiting. This castle while surprisingly new is an impressive hilltop castle. This castle was built to show of the royal Hohenzollern family and their rich history. The royal family never actally lived here but it now acts as a museum with their family relics. This is a great stop if you are near Stuttgart.
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[@travelingwithmikeandpam9074]

I love the way they try to restore their history!

[@trailblazinpeppers]

Yes it is very neat. Thanks for watching!

[@scorrill]

Hi, you were over near us.. We are in Stuttgart. Nice castle

[@trailblazinpeppers]

Ok cool! What are some of your favorite hidden gems where you live around Stuttgart?

[@scorrill]

@@trailblazinpeppers There is this castle of course but also Hohenneuffen Castle which was built around years 1100 to 1120, it has lot of hiking trails and a restaurant there. Mercedes and Porsche museums. Porsche is more interactive I think. Cannstatter Volksfest and the best wine fest in fall is in Stuttgart Mitte. There is also a pig museum. The best Doener kebab was voted Alaturka in Stuttgart by German newspaper 2 years ago. There is more I am sure but we have only been here since last August and we kind of haven't really started our travels yet. Best wishes to you 4

[@gabrielegermaine2337]

Many years ago I went to see the castle with my sons,too. Really enjoyed the historic Review from you.! I,m german living close to Baden - Baden .Enjoy Germany with your family ❤

[@trailblazinpeppers]

Thanks for watching! We haven't traveled to Baden Baden yet but it is on our list!

[@gabrielegermaine2337]

@@trailblazinpeppers mabe we meet , who knows ?!

[@arnodobler1096]

Have fun in the "Ländle" Baden-Württemberg

[@trailblazinpeppers]

Thank you. It is a beautiful area!

[@karinwenzel6361]

Late comment, but I do remember seeing the coffins of Frederik the Great and his father in the chapel of the castle where they were brought to after WW II. (During the war, they had been taken from Potsdam near Berlin to various safe places - bunkers, churches etc.). The remains of both kings were taken back to Potsdam in 1991, after the German reunification, where they found the last and hopefully now permanent rest.

[@trailblazinpeppers]

Wow that’s crazy and also creepy! What year was that?

[@karinwenzel6361]

@@trailblazinpeppers "Postscript : Coming Home to Rest After 205 Years, 6 Stops : Frederick the Great wanted to be buried in the garden of his summer palace. Now, he’s about to get his wish." (Los Angeles Times, 13 Aug 1991)

[@veramarder4683]

É um Castelo Escocês ou Britânico?

[@trailblazinpeppers]

This is actually a German Castle. Thanks for watching!