German Culture Shocks and Bavarian Mountaintop Food Tour in the Alps | Wallberg, Tegernsee

In this video we head from Munich to Tegernsee by train, where we take the Wallbergbahn gondola into the Bavarian mountains. Join us as we discuss German hiking culture shocks and take you on an Alpine food tour, featuring the dishes you can expect in the German mountains. Watch us as we discuss Käsespätzle, Schnitzel, Kaiserschmarnn, Helles, and Radler. __________________________________________________________
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Introduction/Logistics 0:00-1:01
Transportation 1:02- 2:28
Gondola 2:29-3:32
Wallberg Panorama View 3:33-5:22
Lingoda Ad 5:23-6:54
Hiking Culture Shocks 6:55-8:23
Käsespätzle 8:24- 9:33
Schintzel 9:34-10:42
Helles 10:43-11:45
Radler 11:46-12:17
Kaiserschmarnn 12:18-13:34
Conclusion 13:35-14:53
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[theinigosilvastation]

Immediately, the vibes here seem to calm down your nerves but the view, I mean when can I not stop seeing it?!

Wow!!! Such a winter wonderland 🗻❄️

[UlaAlicjaAlexandra]

Great episode! You are awesome!!! Greetings!

[fantastiv]

What a fun video and an amazing view in this restaurant!

[stevenneidert]

Hey Guys. Another great video. Thanks for sharing your experiences with us. The Germans sure know how to make hiking a semi relaxing adventure. We are going to spend almost a week in munich this summer. I would love your take on the best way to see the city on bikes? Thanks again and that radler looked refreshing!

[suzygow]

How did you pay for the bus? We live in Holzkirchen but have hardly travelled. Think we may do this, this week. Thanks for the inspiration!

[AlBfR]

You can‘t really escape people in Germany, because it‘s half the size of Texas but has more than 2.5 times of the population. So if you walk straight in any direction for an hour, you will probably come close to a road, autobahn, village, town or city. 😉 So we‘re basically everywhere all over Germany, as you probably already found out. 😊

[prabhuthangaraj]

Just back from Oberstdorf, next week end let me try this place 😃

[mikeybc]

Do you find that places like the Panorama Restaurant at Wallberg have ATM (Cash Machines) when they are Cash Only?

[hetd]

Hi..we r planning a trip to greece Munich n then Austria....from India...we plan a 2 night stay in garmisch once we land to Munich from Athens ...n then 3 nights in munich...i want to know is there a bus to Eibsee from garmisch ( where no hike is required) as going with kids ? We will be visiting konigsee too later from salzburg

[BaluDerBaer]

Just watch the videos because of Camille! ;-)

[MoDKoP]

No Obstler or Willi to wash it all down? ^^

[martinjunghofer]

Thanks for the video, I really enjoyed it: I was up there 70 years ago and haven't since!
But let's be a little honest: You eat Wiener Schnitzel and Kaiserschmarren - from Austria - in Germany and Käsespätzle - from Baden-Württemberg - in Bavaria! All this is not "typical"! There is a nice saying for this in Germany: "knapp daneben ist auch vorbei!": "just missing is also over!"

[arnodobler]

Love it, but Kässpätzle is not bavarian