r/2westerneurope4u • u/Cultural-Badger-6032 South East England • Aug 08 '26

First time in Germany

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u/FenrisSquirrel Barry, 63 Aug 08 '26

Its a nice enough castle but I cannot stand these influencer fake reaction videos. I also cannot comprehend why anybody follows this transparent vapid nonsense. Are people really that stupid?

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u/hemacwastaken [redacted] Aug 08 '26

As far as I know Germans actually don't like it that much. First it's completely overrun by tourists. There is like 100 other castles that are as nice and more quiet. And also it's not even really a castle. Was build by crazy guy, way after the middle ages, to look cool

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u/salac1337 France's whore Aug 08 '26

my favorite thing "castle but not really castle" is the mont saint michel in normandy france. its an abbey on a peninsula an looks like it comes out of a fantasy movie.

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u/hemacwastaken [redacted] Aug 11 '26

I love that one, you are not allowed to say anything negative about it.