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A German Road Trip: Stuttgart to Neuschwanstein Castle

A German Road Trip: Stuttgart to Neuschwanstein Castle

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A scenic winter drive from the southern part of Stuttgart to the Neuschwanstein Castle at the northern precipice of the German-Austrian Alps. This 216-km (134 mile) drive took place in a Ford Transit on February 17, 2019, and through two German states: Baden-Württemberg and Bavaria. The original audio was removed due to both copyrighted music being played on the radio and persons talking in the van who did not grant permission to use their speech in this video. This video is in UHD (3, 840 x 2, 160) at 2x speed, with non-copyrighted music
Date: 2024-01-15

Comments and reviews: 33


Very nice video, so what are your feelings about my western neighbor bro (I'm from Poland: D) I mean how it is when you compare our roads and drivers to US. I heard that roads in Europe are better, but idk, I've never been to USA so I'm saying this only because I've watched a random video on yt and there it was. Personally, I love the US style, it has something special that Europe can only dream about, I mean trucks, wide roads, yellow lines ( ok they are also in Norway) and other stuff like this. There's a thing that i don't like on my continent: small cars. But you know, you can't drive a Hummer in EU when roads are literally not much wider than a Fiat 500 driving in front of you. Unfortunately most of Europe's highways have only 2 or 3 lanes. It's a weird idea, because when I drive to work in Warsaw everyday, I have to wait in a traffic jam and I lose half an hour. It goes the same everyday. Anyways, greetings from Europe, PL, hope you will visit my state someday.
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Unclecoolie: Thanks for creating and sharing another enjoyable video. It is interesting to see the different landscapes. Nice touch adding the photos of the castle at the end. I'm really grateful that you share these videos. Between work and family, I don't have a lot of free time, but when I do, your videos are basically all that I watch! Thank you!
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Unclecoolie: Thanks for creating and sharing another enjoyable video. It is interesting to see the different landscapes. Nice touch adding the photos of the castle at the end. I'm really grateful that you share these videos. Between work and family, I don't have a lot of free time, but when I do, your videos are basically all that I watch! Thank you!
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I miss the Autobahn. I miss Beautiful Castles. Spent 6 years in Germany in the US Army. On one occasion, I drove from Bremerhaven to Garmisch for vacation, and of course, went to the very famous Neuschwanstein. One of the most worthwhile places to visit in Europe. Absolutely gorgeous
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Go to my country (the Netherlands) and drive from Groningen to Maastricht. It's about 336km and enjoy our cities you passing by like Groningen, Zwolle, Kampen, Zutphen, Doesburg, Arnhem, Nijmegen, Eindhoven, Roermond and Maastricht.
Also you see our country outside Amsterdam.

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At the end I saw people walking in the street because the sidewalks were covered with snow. In the Denver metro area the sidewalks are clear - the local city governments will fine you for NOT clearing your sidewalk - but the streets are still covered with snow and ice.
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Thanks for your video! It shows clearly: German motorways may have no speed limit, but you often go slower than in other countries because of the lot of traffic and those many construction sites. Didn't you find travelling more stressful than in the U. S.
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Welcome to Germany. I hope you had a great time. Did you drive by yourself on the Autobahn I hope you felt comfortable there. Most of my videos of my trip to Spain are already online. Enjoy if you interested!
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My dream is going to USA, some day to. As was for three weeks in Germany and Austria. South of Germany, is really, really beautiful, but Austria is amazingly beautiful.
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I really enjoyed this one very much because I have been to Neuschwanstein castle when I was stationed in Germany for two years.
Also toured Hohenschwangau and Linderhof.

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Hey Coolie
I've been waiting for this video, since you've said, that you wanna make a video about your trip to Stuttgart. I hope you enjoyed my home country

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The drive from Augsburg to Hohenschwangau is nice too. Was stationed there for 4 years, and made the trip several times. Munchen to Garmish is a cool trip too.
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I remember seeing this castle on a trip to Germany and Austria back in the 80’s. Thanks for the memory. I believe, at that time, it was closed to visitors.
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Im very enjoying your video. Its pure calming to watch your roadtrips. Thank for your effort. Greetings from Germany. I hope you visit Germany again.
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1) there is always somebody faster than you on the Autobahn 2) "no speedlimit" only in theory, many construction sites and traffic slow you down
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Well didn't expect this video to out so early. I was waiting for the east coast real time road trip. But nevertheless, great video as always.
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nice video. i really like looking at all the wonderful videos of germany. i look forward to one day visiting there maybe move there
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Thank you for your beautiful videos unclecoolie it is so nice to see the world without having to leave my own bedroom
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I've been on a good part of this drive, and more than once.
HIGHLY recommended for anyone's bucket list.

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I think you can drive 180 km / hr on German highway on the fast lane if you can. Their slow lane is 100 km / hr.
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You should have taken the autobahn. Then the speed of your hyperlapse videos will be real time on this video.
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Greetings! Next road trips From Edinburgh to Athens and from Lisbon to Warsaw! Piece of cake for Uncle
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Yep, you got the full german Road experience already in the first few Km. A looooot of Baustellen.
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Virtually all cars are breaks (aka station wagons) or hatchbacks. Why do you Germans hate sedans
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This so very enjoyable and cathartic for me. Let's me "leave" my room! Thank you very much!
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for Germans it doesn't look like a 2x time-lapse, rather like normal speed on the Autobahn xd
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The Route on the Autobahn 8 in the south of Germany is pretty boring cause nothing happens!
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I am very excited for your next road trip video, love your videos and the quality of them.
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Thank you for yet another wonderful journey you have given us. Want to go there myself.
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Please alway drive on the right side of the Autobahn If you are able to, not in the middle.
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It is so nice that I can explore Germany without having to leave my house and fly there
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Fantastic! I love your road trip. I like the road trip too. Thank you for sharing.
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Is this the same car you drove in America If so, how did you get it in to Europe
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