For 91 Days
Two slow travelers living three months per place, with city walks and local stories
Culture & PeopleFoodAbout For 91 Days
For 91 Days is run by Jürgen and Mike, who since August 2010 have made slow travel their signature, living in each place for about three months. The channel has 84,700 subscribers, more than 50 million lifetime views and over 2,124 videos. Content ranges from long city walks and architecture films to food adventures, hidden corners and short observational edits. Recent episodes visit Valencia, Luxor and Frankfurt, filmed as a moving travel diary that favors relaxed, curious storytelling and on-the-ground local scenes rather than quick highlights.
A moving travel diary filmed at a patient pace. We appreciate how Jürgen and Mike linger on streets, markets and buildings so everyday scenes feel fresh. Their top clip, Lisbon Tram 28 at Night - Like a Roller Coaster Through the Old Town, captures the channel's knack for atmospheric transport and night scenes, while videos like Autonomous Transport Pods at Heathrow show their taste for quirky transport stories. They upload often, roughly seven times a month, so viewers can dip into short edits or settle in for longer, thoughtful city explorations.
They also write a travel blog: For 91 Days.
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Pros
- Authentic slow-travel perspective
- Excellent city walks and architecture coverage
- Good mix of short edits and longer features
- Frequent uploads
Cons
- Slow pacing requires patient viewing
- Occasional brief edits lack depth
