Best German Road Trip | Bavaria Is Incredible | Vanlife Europe Campervan Series ep 7

Best German road trip. Bavaria is incredible. This vanlife European campervan series ep we visit Rothenburg, the fairytale town on the romantic road.

This German road trip travel vlog we drive the romantic road in Bavaria, visiting fairytale towns along the way. This ultimate European road trip is a real-life Disney experience. We break down in our campervan in Rothenburg ob der Tauber which was not ideal for our van life series but forced us to sleep in the old city walls. This medieval town is picturesque with no tourists during this time. It one of the best things to do in Germany and a must-visit.

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[knownonsense]

I’m an American...and I had an American burger in Sweden twice. In my defense, it was the restaurant’s bestseller and it was better than any burger I’ve had in the states.

[rishic]

I was in Fusen last summer and little did we know that all the restaurants close early in the evening and the only restaurant open was a Chinese one and we happily discovered they cooked up awesome dishes. Bavaria is a fairly tale country. Will visit again someday.

[dimrah]

Funny how the Kinder products are associated with Germany (through the German name, obviously) although the producer, Ferrero, is actually an Italian company. They also do also the other products which use the same font and color style for their names like Nutella, Hanuta, Duplo, etc. and a number more of better known sweet snacks like Rocher and Raffaelo.

[gerdipediaTV]

Nice that you liked it in my home town Rothenburg ob der Tauber. Actually Walt Disney has been in Germany after the war and has photographed and measured the city. Rothenburg actually served Disney as a model for parts of his parks and many of his films as well as actually Beauty and the Beast.

[JakobFischer]

1:26 Red kite. One of the most frequent birds of prey in that region. You can see the fork like tail which is red (for the red kite, not for the black kite;) and the wings are also skythe shapped. Then you have the buzzard, which is smaller, waits at the Autobahn and other roads for some mice to be killed by cars. His wings are blunt and round. Then you have the hawk, that is lighter than the buzzard, and you have the falcon, small and thin, he stands still in the air and ten suddenly falls down to catch a mouse.

[majebrennan]

They towns keep the colors they've had for years. The Christmas market in Rotenburg is nice, but Stuttgart has the best one. It's over 300 years old and has everything.

[KenWaldrup]

I was a military brat born in Bremerhaven Germany. My family went back in 1983-1986 I believe. I remember the Bratwurst at carnival as being the best ever!. PS: My wife an I would do a tour in Germany especially if it went through Zweinrucken Germany.

[jenniferfesperman]

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[sheaholloway]

It is so hilarious how Alex feels that he complains all the time because I never, ever feel that He or Emma are unhappy (unless ill, of course). There is a difference in expressing one's general feeling and impressions and being genuine. I find that other travel vloggers, sadly American, and some whom you have traveled with, complain so much. They seem entitled, and rather disrespectful of their opportunities and experiences. So much so that I refuse to watch them. So, thank you both for always rolling up your sleeves, being on that edge of discomfort and fear and doing it anyway. For having great attitudes, and providing content for those of us who are unable to travel the world for whatever reason! We appreciate your work, authenticity, and gratitude. Stay well and keep exploring.

[ashwonders]

Alex is always hilarious and Emma's laughter is contagious 😂
Thank you for the beautiful content. Stay safe!

[TheAtanyrate]

The German markets would be amazing! Do it!

[linajurgensen]

fun fact: Rothenburg ob der Tauber was the insparation for the town in beauty and the
beast.😊

[samanthagaudet]

Best non local food was an Italian restaurant on avenue Rapp near the Eiffel Tower across from our AirBNB. It was so good we ate there twice and the night of the terrorist attacks in 2015 we got take out there. So it has amazing memories for us and it became like our home away from home and it was delish.

[leondaniels]

On the recommendation of your friends, Jits Into The Sunset, I log onto your site, needless to say I am very happy i did such, you guys are a "Hoot!" Rothenburg is one of my favorite locations in Germany. I have been there three times, my first visit was in 1985 when I was a guest of BMW for a 29 day tour of Germany. My last visit was in 2020 while we were on a Viking River Cruise "Christmas Market Cruise" and we both along with a another couple had lunch there and a few beers and later in the day, some killer deserts. Another location we so enjoyed was Garmish Perkenstein, the shopping and dining there is wonderful. I often tell my wife if we could move to Germany I would be a very camper!!

[Menugius]

kinder is actually italian chocolate. German chocolate would be eg Milka (swiss-german) or Ritter Sport. :)

[fdavie]

Wow! Looks so beautiful. Even the architecture in those places is so different to the UK 👍

[Stephanie-Gillespie]

Something "bad" had to happen because it is a fairytale village!! Every Disney princess movie has taught me this lol! Adding the Romantic Road to my travel wish list now.

[aliciah]

We went to the markets in Munich and Nuremberg last year. Totally awesome!!

[brianmsahin]

It's a brilliant trip. Myself and my wife did it in 2 separate trips. It was so good we decided to slow down. So we started it in 2016 and did the second half in 2017.

[TheScouser]

My favorite "other" food was eating a German bratwurst served by a Spanish woman on the Ponte Vecchio in Florence!