5 MORE RYANAIR DESTINATIONS FOR HISTORY, CULTURE, BEAUTY AND GOOD FOOD!

Short Break? This week we visit 9 more amazing small cities for their history, culture, stunning beauty and good food. We’re flying to 5 destinations served by low cost airline Ryanair. Cities 67-75

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Timestamps:

00:00 Intro
01:02 Aarhus, Ebeltoft – Denmark
05:25 Memmingen, Ulm, Biberach, Ravensburg – Germany
09:48 Nantes – France
13:10 Tangier – Morocco
16:57 Trieste – Italy

hi fellow Travelers welcome back to my channel Patrick here taking you to another five mustsee ryion a destinations worth visiting for history culture Beauty and good food please note this video is not sponsored by Ryan Air lowcost airlines are quite simply part of our lives these days our first destination is arus an energetic yet underrated City in Denmark followed by mingan a beautiful medieval town in Germany we then fly to vibrant nant in France and then to fascinating Tangier on the Mediterranean Coast of Morocco and lastly we visit elegant triesta in Italy you’ll find the time stamps in the description below in case you wish to jump to the individual cities so buckle up for another fascinating Journey as always before we set off please give a thumbs up to this video if you enjoy it and hit the Subscribe button it costs nothing but it’s a real help and encouragement to me thank you as I’m not from any of these cities please correct me if I get anything wrong all comments are welcome and appreciated our first RH air destination this week is arus Denmark’s second largest city and the largest city on the Jutland peninsula immerse yourself in the unique blend of culture history and a vibrant Buzz that arus has to offer arus is a port city steeped in Rich history dating back to the Vikings arus was founded in the late 8th century and today you can take the same cobbled streets that the Vikings once walked the City’s history is not confined to Dusty books it lives in every nook and cranny in my opinion the star of the show is Den Gambler Buu Danish for the Old Town located in the botanical gardens in central arus this is a unique concept for a museum an open air Treasure Trove of Danish history in which 75 historical buildings dating from 1550 to the late 1800s were selected from towns all over the country and rebuilt here to form a small town the museum opened in 1914 as the world’s first of its kind and to this day remains one of the few top rated Danish museums outside Copenhagen the historic buildings are staged to present period homes kitchens shops and workshops where visitors get a realistic feel for everyday life at four different eras in time the old town is even brought to life with actors in Period costume it’s like stepping into a living postcard from the past it poured with rain when I visited Not Unusual in these parts and it turned out to be the perfect activity for a bad weather day another cultural must is the arus art museum a beacon of modernity amidst the historical backdrop this worldclass institution is home to a diverse collection of Contemporary Art with exhibitions that push the boundaries of imagination you’ll find yourself lost in the vibrant colors the abstract shapes the thought-provoking concepts the museum was esta established in 1859 but moved into its current 10-story building in 2004 with the addition in 2011 of the popular rooftop circular Skywalk called your Rainbow Panorama not to be missed but arus is not just about history and art it’s also a city that takes its food seriously the food scene is thriving with a multitude of restaurants offering everything from traditional Danish fair to global Cuisine among them are several Michelin star establishments where the city’s culinary creativity truly shines for a fun food experience try the aroo street food a food Hall with a wide selection of stalls and delicious food options and then there’s the city’s charm the Latin quarter set around the 12th century cathedral in the city center is the oldest and one of the most Charming parts of the city it appeared from The 14th Century onwards after the city was given permission to demolish the old Viking fortifications today the Latin quarter offers a unique experience erence with a vibrant atmosphere the cafes and shops are a buzz the streets narrow and cobbled all providing a fun setting for people to explore or to end their day by dining in one of the city’s many exciting restaurants arus is a place where old world charm meets modern design where ancient buildings sit side by side with Sleek contemporary architecture it’s a city that’s constantly evolving yet remains firmly rooted in its history if you have the time extend your Danish experience with a day trip to abelt an Old Port Town about an hour east of arus abelt is known for its Old Town Center with cobbled streets and centuries old half- timbered houses apart from its Old Village charm eof hosts several notable institutions like one of the world’s first glass museums or the world’s longest wooden warship preserved by the harbor it also hosts the European film College offering short and long film making courses especially for young people before leaving arus visit marcelis Borg Palace the Danish Royal Family’s summer residence and stroll through the beautiful surrounding Park arus a city where history and modernity unite perfectly awaits your visit arus has something to offer all tastes so come explore and lose yourself in the mesmerizing blend of old and new that is arus Denmark our next destination this week is mingan in southern Germany mingan is a beautiful little city steeped in history and rich in culture with a well-preserved medieval Old Town plucked straight from a fairy tale enjoy wandering through Ming’s cobbled streets that wind through the Old Town a maze of half timbered houses and picturesque squares that transport you back to the Middle Ages the city’s ancient wall still stands tall one well-preserved section has the oldest covered wallwalk in Germany dating from 1373 and visit the ulma tour one of the towns ‘s historic Gates dating back to the 12th century admire the architecture of St Martin’s Church known for its Gothic design and impressive interior also experience the vibrant atmosphere of the Market Square where you can shop for local produce and crafts Marvel at the Town Hall A striking renaissance building adorned with intricate frescos meming is not a city stuck in time though it’s a city that loves to celebrate and it does so with a iety of traditional festivals throughout the year from the atmospheric Christmas Market where the scent of mulled wine and gingerbread fill the air to the Lively Fisher tug or Fisherman’s day an annual Festival where locals compete to catch the largest trout from the city’s Little River which runs through the old town but the appeal of mingan extends Beyond its City Limits it’s surrounded by several other historic cities making it difficult to choose an itinery for just a few days so I’ll recommend the route with took which we really enjoyed by the way we chose to rent a car at the airport and had a car throughout our stay However bear in mind that parking is not always easy there are of course other travel options like taxis buses and trains these options are not difficult since distances between these cities are quite small they just need the usual planning we stayed in mingan and used it as a base or you could move on and spend a night in each city after a full first first day in mingan we spent our second day visiting olm and the nearby town of blauen olm Old Town is another medieval Marvel wander through the historic Fisherman’s quarter with picturesque half- timbered houses cobbled streets and Charming cafes it even has its own version of the Leaning Tower of Pisa visit the world’s tallest Church Spire at UL Minster offering panoramic views of the city see the chifus house or crooked house the Leaning half timbered house now known as the most crooked hotel in the world according to the Guinness Book of Records enjoy a leisurely walk along the banks of the danu river offering Scenic views and relaxation and admire the bizarre Fountain dedicated to Albert Einstein who was born in olm we then moved on to Blau boin a Charming Town 16 km or 10 Mi west of ol I had heard about its beautiful surroundings in the blow top for blue pool a spring famous for its stunning Blue Waters it’s just behind the historic called Blow boy and Abbey a significant landmark in the town offering a glimpse into its Rich religious Heritage visitors can explore the ruins of castles in the area showcasing the town’s medieval past on our third full day around mingan we visited Biber and ravensburg Biber is another medieval Town surrounded by natural beauty it boasts well-preserved historic architecture with many buildings showcasing traditional German design explore its narrow alleys historic landmarks and cozy atmosphere lastly we visited ravensburg known for its medieval architecture including towers and Gates it boasts attractions like the ravensburg castle and the mail saac a white tower that serves as the town symbol ravensburg is renowned for its board game industry home to companies like Ravensburger a major player in the global puzzle and board game Market the town hosts various cultural events and festivals throughout the year making it a vibrant destination to visit our visit to mingan was a pleasant surprise this part of Germany offers a unique blend of History culture and natural beauty all served with a side of delicious Cuisine and excellent beers so why wait start planning your trip to mingan and prepare to be captivated for our third ryion a destination get ready to be mesmerized by n a city that beautifully combines history and Innovation nant is a city in Western France situated at the head of the estery of the lair River with a rich tapestry of History particularly known for its Maritime prowess this city has been a significant Naval power for Centuries with its Maritime Legacy etched into the city’s identity often described as Quirky and under the radar nant offers a unique experience for visitors it is known for its vibrant cultural scene Innovative art installations and historic architecture its streets exude a very French Elegance in fact it often reminds me of a mini Paris in the heart of the city you’ll find the impressive chatow de Duke de bratan a fortress of The Dukes of Britany this historic Monument with its robust walls and intricate details is a testament to the city’s Regal past once the home of the Dukes the castle now houses a museum that tells the tale of not from its early days to the present times it’s like walking through a time capsule immersing yourself in the city’s Rich history visit the stunning s Pierre Cathedral known for its Gothic architecture and intricate stained glass windows a must SE is the passage Pomer An Elegant shopping arcade which opened in 1843 in the Heart of the City it offered elegant 19th century ladies a place of sociability a place to see and be seen whatever the weather in a city where the climate can be temperamental light always floods through the glass and rought iron roof even if you don’t plan to go shopping take the time to stroll through this Splendid Gallery unique in Europe but n is not just about the past it’s a city that Embraces the future with an Innovative Spirit the machines deil or machines on the aisle is a fascinating project located on the former shipyards on a city center island in the river here you’ll find a magical blend of Jules Vern’s inventive writings The Mechanical Universe of Leonardo da Vinci and Nance industrial history discover fascinating mechanical creatures and Exhibits from a gigantic mechanical elephant to a carousel filled with sea creatures the machines of the aisle is a testament to not’s creative and Innovative Spirit art lovers will also find a lot to appreciate in nant the city’s vibrant art scene is highlighted by the annual Voyage aant this Summer Festival transforms the city into a Living Art Gallery with installations exhibitions and performances that span across the city it’s an art lovers Paradise where the city itself becomes the canvas and let’s not forget the city’s Cuisine N is a gastronomic delight particularly famous for its Crepes and seafood the Britney region where nant is located is known for its buckwheat Crepes a must try when you’re in the city and being a coastal city non offers a variety of fresh seafood from oysters to langoustines that will satisfy any Seafood lover KN where history and Innovation Collide invites you to explore this elegant French city is where the past meets the future where art meets Innovation and where land meets sea so pack your bags and let N Mesmerize you with its charm this week’s fourth destination lies just beyond the edge of Europe on the coast of North Africa just 21 M or 34 km south of Spain we’re embarking on an enchanting journey to tangia the White City that embodies the spirit of Morocco tangia is a city with a story to tell over the the centuries its strategic location at the crossroads of the Mediterranean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean made it a coveted prize for Empires and civilizations from the Phoenicians to the Romans from the berbers and Moors to the Europeans each has left their mark on this city creating a cultural tapestry that is as intriguing as it is diverse the Beating Heart of tangia is the grand Soo a large Palm Fringe square with a central fountain that stands before the keyhole gate Bab F once a major Market it’s the point at which the city’s modern streets narrow into the past with the entrance to the old Medina enter the Medina Through the Keyhole gate and enter another world this is tania’s top attraction a Labyrinth of Alleyways both commercial and residential contained within the walls of a 15th century Portuguese Fortress allow plenty of time to explore this fascinating place let your intuition guide you through the network of narrow streets that make up the historic neighbor neighborhood of this famous city as you approach the highest point which is where the casbo is you’ll start to see remains of ancient fortifications and improvised viewpoints that offer vistas of the surrounding areas see the bad bar gate which offers a stunning view of the port of Tangier and the Straits of jial take a stroll to cafe haffa nearby for a picturesque experience visit the DAR El maen once a palace of The Sultans now housing a fascinating museum with exhibits on Moroccan art culture and history also in the kasba is the Museum of Moroccan arts and Antiquities features a diverse collection of Moroccan artifacts including Ceramics jewelry textiles and more but Tangier is not just about the hustle and bustle of city life it is also a city of stunning natural beauty the city’s beaches are a sight to behold with golden sand stretching out to meet the Azure Waters of the Mediterranean from the city’s Vantage points one can enjoy captivating views of the sea with the distant silhouette of Spain adding a touch of Mystique to the Horizon no journey to Tangier would be complete without indulging in the city’s mouthwatering Cuisine blending flavors from Arab Mediterranean Spanish and African culinary Traditions Seafood plays a significant role in tania’s Cuisine due to its coastal location but there are other Moroccan Specialties to try like cuscus Tajin and pastilla a Savory sweet pastry filled with meat or seafood street food is vibrant offering all sorts of Delicacies the city also boasts modern dining options with restaurants offering Fusion Cuisine and international dishes to cater to diverse tastes before you leave Tangier I recommend exploring the caves of Hercules natural caves with legendary ties to Greek mythology and a visit to cap spartel the northernmost point of Africa for panoramic views of the point where the Atlantic ocean meets the Mediterranean Sea with the Spanish Coastline in the distance tangia with its Rich history vibrant markets stunning beaches and delectable Cuisine is a treasure Trove waiting to be discovered our final ryion air destination this week takes us to the captivating world of Trieste a city that exudes charm and elegance and boasts a rich tapestry of history that weaves together the threads of Italian Austrian and Slovenian cultures this unique blend has given birth to a city that’s as diverse as it is fascinating from the Roman ruins that stand as silent witnesses to its ancient past to the Austrian style buildings that line its streets Trieste history is etched into every corner its past as as a prominent Port during the Habsburg Empire Era has left an indelible Mark shaping the city’s identity and infusing it with distinct Austrian and Slovenian influences that complement its Italian Roots imagine strolling through the city’s old town where stunning architecture abounds start from the port and look back at Test’s magnificent cityscape then head for the canal Grande and stroll along this picturesque Canal lined with colorful buildings cafes and restaurants offering a Charming atmosphere make your way to Piaza Unita ditalia the Magnificent main square one of the largest in Europe surrounded by beautiful buildings and offering stunning views out to seea wander the streets many pedestrianized and soak in the city’s atmosphere which is undoubtedly Italian but also undoubtedly Austrian with its elegant Imperial architecture and historic Austrian style coffee houses that have served delicious bruise for centuries the city’s vibrant Coffee Culture is deep rooted in its history as a key Coffee Port for the hapsburg Empire don’t miss making your way to the Castello D sanjust at the top of the hill this medieval castle not only offers spectacular views of triesta and its surroundings but also has a museum with many interesting historical exhibits beneath the castle walls is another Museum called lapidario testino which is full of musy Roman artifacts from testa’s time as a Roman city even including the most fascinating Roman floor designs that resemble a modern-day kitchen tile shop next door to the castle visit the beautiful sanjust cathedral the interior features interesting traces of fifth century Mosaic floors opposite the presbyter and frescos depicting the Saints life that date back to the 13th century the cathedral’s high altar was consecrated in 1385 by the First bishop of Trieste to be appointed by an Austrian Emperor from the cathedral it’s an easy walk down the hill through winding streets and stairways down to the city center at the bottom you’ll find the Roman Theater a well preserved archaeological site that once seated over 6,000 Spectators before leaving Trieste don’t miss a visit to Miram Mara Castle a magnificent fairy tale Castle perched on a cliff just outside the city it’s easily accessible by bus or by Scenic ferry from the port the castle has opulent halls and Chambers to visit as well as stunning Gardens overlooking the Adriatic [Music] Sea triesta isn’t just about history and architecture the city’s location on the Adriatic Sea has blessed it with a bounty of fresh seafood that’s expertly prepared in a myriad ways Seafood lovers should not miss the city’s famous fritto misto a delightful medley of fried seafood that’s as flavorful as it is satisfying so there I hope I’ve managed to give you adequate glimpse into the captivating world of Trieste a city where Italian charm Austrian Grandeur and Slovenian minimalism intertwine to create an experience that’s as diverse as it is enchanting and there you have it five more amazing destinations served by Ryan Air all places brimming with history culture stunning Beauty and good food I hope I’ve inspired you to visit some of these cities to breathe the air meet the people and taste the food in my next video I’m going to take you to five interesting destinations served by EasyJet another big European lowcost Airline have you been to any of this week’s cities let me know in the comments below we’d love to hear your experiences thank you for watching my video If you enjoyed it please give me a like and share with your friends and please don’t forget to hit the Subscribe button it costs nothing but it’s a real help to me remember to set the Bell notifications to all to make sure you don’t miss further episodes 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