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Steffi Graf birth place is in Mannheim, Germany. She is a famous Tennis player.

Thanks for the vid! I'm going tomorrow spontaneously and it's nice to know what to expect. Great content!

What an absolutely amazing city. Beautiful. Full of happy people. And gorgeous architecture.

Yo i live there and i saw u

I lived in BK from 81-84 as a Army Dependent. I went to Bad Kreuznach American High School and it was the best time of my life there.

안녕하세요 담달에 프라이부르크 당일치기 가려고 하는데 혹시 맛집 추천 부탁드려도 될까요? 그리고 차가 시내에 들어갈수 있나요?

Planning on visiting in August, 2024.

Very good place

"Old town" in Neustadt is kind of ironic.

Another little mini-outing that is free is Schillerplatz at B2. When we were kids we would play at the park playground, eat a pretzel or drink fruit juice. Today we take a stroll thru the park while we take our own kids. Directly overlooking the park is the old Jesuit Church. It is Magnificent. (Stunningly magnificent in its Baroque architecture named as Culturally noteworthy). At B5 is where Schiller was born, and his home is marked. Across the street from A1 is the Mannheimer Schloss which today is a University. And A2 has become a favorite coffee-shop hang-out. Mini-Outing (2-4 hours): Mannheimer Schloss, A2-A4, B2, B5 (Also near the Mannheimer Schloss sector is the ice skating ring, indoor Schwimmbad and for those inclined the Engelhorn-Reiss Museum. But that’s a bit more than a mini-outing.) Mannheimer Schloss is home base. The Quadrant count starts from the Schloss … A1, A2, A3 … B1, B2, B3 … etc. In the center of the city is ParadePlatz. The other end of the city is Wasserturm and park. Wasserturm park is also spectacular after sundown when the water displays change colors. PS … I was born in Mannheim and spent my childhood years there before we immigrated to the USA. When I visit, I love to reminisce. If your journey happens to take you there, I hope you will have a rememberable time 🫶🏼

I live in Horn Lake, Mississippi, near Memphis, Tennessee. I was stationed in Heidelberg at Patton Barracks in the late 70s. I would take a short train ride to Mannheim a few times for concerts. I never did just go visit Mannheim and now I am sorry I didn't! Thankyou for showing me a little of Mannheim! Gail

Amazing 😮

I lived in Bad Kreuznach as a US Army dependent, from July 1973 - September 1976. I loved my “extended tour” of this charming city. Your video tour brought back so many wonderful memories! Vielen Dank!

Cidade maravilhosa. Um abraço de Guimarães, Portugal

I remember Rose Barracks. 1996-1997 then we moved to Langen.

loved it 78-82

Great! Thsnk you :)

Hello sir your video pretty good.

Thanks, I'm grabbing one. Looks like what I need.

fully loaded, does this pack fit under commercial airline seats as a carry-on?

Merci ❤

What is the name of the port?

I was there in B.K. 1995 - 2000. Good Times.

Used to live in Danao , 1954- 1955, we had a stall in the market, I' m really sad that it burned, thanks for the video update, im here in Manila

What is the best time to visit here to see cherry blossom?

Ich lebe hier, wie Du sagtest es hat eine gute und schlechte Seite. Leider viel Kriminalität in den hot spots

please say hello to Angel for me, a kabayan, I moved here a little less than 2 years and I agree KA is (still) one huge construction site. I was planning to look for places where I could bring a friend who plans to visit me later this year and found this

Your video is one of the few on the Hohenzollern Castle that showed footage of what I consider one of its most distinct features: the redundant ramps that lead to multiple entrance gates. Those curved ramps would be minor nuisance for every day supply chariot but a nightmare to maneuver a battery ram (that would have a severe size limitation). Imagine being part of an assault force, you and your men finally breach the first gate, only to circe to the next level (while being completely exposed to missiles) only do hit yet another gate! I counted at least three such ramps in the entrance, I’m just not sure if they all lead to the gate of the inner castle or if one of them leads to the battlements on the right.

Thanks I visited Karlsruhe 12 years ago and stayed over a week there I really enjoyed my visit. I visited the palace, which they were painting the front of at the time but inside was very interesting I a,so visited the museum. I was a great stay !!

A beautiful town that I lived from 1983-1986, at the old Rose Barracks. I miss the town, and the people.

Ludwigshafen still looks a lot better than an average major city in the Ruhr Area 😂 Great vlog by the way 👍

Long live the House of Hohenzollern!

I don't think is ugly. Is different from other cities/towns in Germany but definitely not he ugliest city in Germany. Besides that is very close to Stuttgart..

how much is the boat you rented?

Winter of 1969 - 1970. United States Army stationed Taylor Barack’s. Great duty station. On the staff of the Millrinder brigade newspaper, office of Civil Affairs/Public Information. Beautiful city!

Love it! ❤❤❤

your English is so german

Hi, - Thanks for very informative video. Can any telescope be attached to this tripod? For example, the telescope Opticron ES 80 GA ED v3?

Mannheim was my first Duty Station in the Army; loved the People, City, and Culture there. Lots of GREAT Memories! Thank you for the Video!!

Most beautyful town in Germany!

My dad was stationed in Manheim, Germany when I was a kid. Thanks for sharing

The buildings in Luxembourg's old town are like a vibrant palette, showcasing a harmonious blend of earthy tones and soft pastels. Seems like each façade tells a story with its hues, from warm sandstone yellows to soft pinks to delicate shades of blue. Really beautiful!

What location is this?

Looks so nice town! I love the old parts of these small towns which Germany has sooo many!

oh Scheiße

This is a beautiful city in Germany one I alway go to and continue to love ❤

Planning to visit the place soon!

Which tour guide did you used?

It is interesting.💞💞 Create more videos like this! Good job!