What Germans eat for BREAKFAST (Dresden Vlog)

We are having breakfast now. We are in Dresden today. And it is very, very beautiful here. Die Stadt Dresden was destroyed during the Second World War and then rebuilt. It's very beautiful here. And we eat now the first breakfast. That means breakfast. Also here you see the Käsefrühstück. And here are very many types of cheese. So that's how it looks. And there is an Ei. It's a gift. And a whole lot of cheese and fruit, etc. This is a Lachsfrühstück. Was that Lachs? Was that meant? Salmon is salmon. That's it, I think. That's the Lachs. And there you have Egg and Cakes. And here is a bit of sausage. Also a Schinken. Here we have a fitness breakfast. This is the healthy breakfast. Eggs in glass. So eggs in the glass. Eggs in a glass with caviar. The caviar is these fishermen. Also eggs in a glass with caviar. So, what do you want? Eggs. - I'm not going to. And here are the drinks. We also have apple juice. It's orange juice. We'll also say O-Saft. Undensaft orange juice freshly squeezed. It hurts. This is the Frauenkirche. So the woman's church. Die Kirche is the church. And die laying right. You are dead. I'm going to get it. Genau, richtig. I know. And there is still the Word to light. I'm going to Leuchten. This is my lichtern. It's a lie, but it's true. The Frauenkirche is closed. So, this is the Orange Soap. The Orangesaft. Not yet. Freshly prepared. And here is the breakfast. Oh, sweet, sweet, sweet. Here we have Butter. Orange, please. That is, I believe, Käse. That's Lachs. - What? And some dressing. And the Erdbeeren. Und das ist deutsches Brot. This is German bread. German bread. Why? Why? No, too difficult. This is now the famous Frauenkirche. Not to be confused with I'm going to die. Die Kirsche is the cherry. Fresh from Baum. Und die Kirche is the church. And there you see the darkness It's a stain. These dark spots. These are the old Steine. And the others are the new Steine. The Hellen Steine are the new ones. Come on, let's go out for a while. Exactly, and up there is also a watch. There's a clock up there. A very beautiful church. And quite honestly, I don't know, Why is it called Frauenkirche? Honestly, I don't know why it's called Women's Church actually. But you can look it up, yeah? You go to Wikipedia and you type in Frauenkirche And then you can find it. Here we have the Semperoper. The Semperoper. Ah, it's really nice here, guck mal. And then A lot of cool buildings. There's a castle and everything. Dresden is really cool. See, very pretty high. And now we are in Zwinger. The Zwinger. The Zwinger and the Frauenkirche are dead. The most famous building in Dresden. And here you see, that's the Zwinger. And it's being built. You look cool. The building in Zwinger. This is a riesen Fläche. It's a huge area. And that's really famous. You should come here someday. Okay, shh.