My FIRST Impression CULTURE SHOCK of Tuebingen, Germany | Germany Camper Tour Day 7

This guy drives me crazy. He spokes always from the beautiful city of Nördlingen, and yesterday he puplished a "short" from Nördlingen, and today he's in Tübingen? Don't get me wrong please, I'm neither from Trier, Tübingen nor from Nördlingen, it's not even near. But I was curios to see Nördlingen, not Tübingen.

Hi, James! We`ve got so much cities and villages that look quite similar to this old town of Tübingen, for example Linz am Rhein, Monschau (in der Eifel), Limburg an der Lahn and so much more! You haven`t seen Heidelberg yet, Rothenburg Op der Tauber, Schwäbisch Hall.
Also along the river Rhein behind, Köln und Bonn, Königswinter with the Siebengebirge (right side of the Rhein), Remagen (left side of the Rhein) till Rüdesheim (left side) along all the castles and fortresses. Also very good for the next time would be eastern Germany at the baltic sea (Rostock-Warnemünde, Stralsund, Wismar and the island of Rügen). And of course Dresden.

The university of Tübingen is one of the oldest in Germany and was founded in 1477 AD around the same time as the universities of Heidelberg (actually the oldest) and of Freiburg. The town itself is even older and was a settlement of Celts already, Alamannians later – human settlement can be dated back to the late stone age here.
While Tübingen was affected by only a few air raids the nearby town of Reutlingen – being an important industrial centre of that region – was heavily destoyed during WWII. After WWII it was part of the French occupation zone and for some time the capital of Württemberg-Hohenzollern, ie the south-eastern part of Baden-Württemberg (Stuttgart was part of the American occupation zone; both former independent countries, Baden and Württemberg, were divided by occupation zones of France and the USA). It is still the administrative centre of of the administrative region Tübingen which is covering the districts and towns of the South-East of Baden-Württemberg – including Kreis/district Ravensburg where I live.
Parts of the coat of arms of the town of Tübingen can be found in the coat of arms of Tettnang, Langenargen and also of Weiler, Feldkirch and the country of Vorarlberg in Vorarlberg/Austria. That's because in early medieval times Tübingen was part of the possessions of the dukes of Montfort.

Endlich raus aus NRW! Waren sie schon mal in Baden-Württemberg? 😉 gespannt auf die Kommentare haha

Staying most of the video on a parking area on a playground and in boring administrative buildings is hardly the right thing in order to show this wonderful city Tübingen, isn`t it?

16:07 you are visiting German cities and you always on playgrounds, wtf is wrong??

Great tour of Tübingen, that was fun to watch!

Die Idee der Schnellstr./ Autobahn war nicht die Idee von Hitler es wurde nur so verkauft ! Ich glaub das war Albert Speer um nahezu 70 % der Deutschen in lohn und Brot zu bringen damit die was zu essen haben
SRY James aber such dir andere Influencer die dir auch was über good old Germany erzählen können denn unsere kultur ist weitaus älter als die der Amerikaner! wenn du etwas über Deutschland oder über ein anderes Land lernen möchtest musst du dort einige jahre leben! Und oder einige Heimatmuseen besuchen anfangen würde ich mit Trier, die bekannteste Stadt aus der Römerzeit. Es gibt soviel zu lernen über deutsche / germanische geschichte das ist n studiengang mit anderen worten : Lernt von und mit euren Mitbürgern respektiert jede nationalität und sexuelle Gesinnung aber unterschätzt niemals die Willenskraft, durchhaltevermögen und kampfkraft eines jeden Deutschen und eingebürgerten vor 1990 !

Seid ihr gar nicht im Schloss gewesen?

Münster has almost as many students as Tübingen has citizens, and you said that Münster was a dead city.

die "small-penis story" kannte ich nicht.. aber long story short (wortwörtlich :D) ; der dümmste bauer, hat die dicksten kartoffeln..
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I saw ur Videos long ago and now I see ur having collabs with different big german Youtuberd. Nice

The castle Hohenzollern by Tübingen is a must to see

29:40 mainly true, but a bit exaggerated. First efforts in building and development of the idea have already been made in the early 30 and earlier, including test-tracks or first steps of the Italian "highway"-system. And of course it got expanded upon after the war, but I'd say that's probably self explanatory. But building the Autobahn surely has been a great benefit for Germany and still is today.

Yawn…. Wake me up when you are in Paris, France or Rome, Italy….

I was born in the neighboring town of Reutlingen and lived there for many years. And although there is a certain rivalry between Reutlingen and Tübingen as to which city is better/better/more beautiful, I have to say: it's Tübingen. Definitely. If anyone says otherwise, I'll just say one word: Stadthalle.

hitler hat die autobahn nicht erfunden, er hat den prozess des baus nur stark voran gebracht

"hitler build the Autobahn" he pushed it but he didn't had the idea

Can't belive that you have been only 30min. away from my hometown! Enjoy the south✌🏻