Brit Reacts to A Day in Berlin - What you MUST See

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[@RolandDeschain19]

The nazis burned books, as said books were books by people who wrote about equality, empathy, treatment for people who suffer or simply befriending other nations, whatever is that the nazis condoned as 'un-german' in the time of the third Reich.

[@arnodobler1096]

like US today

[@dielizzy-ts2rv]

This! I really like that memorial of an empty book shelf and the stumble stones

[@NeomOne]

Yeah, Dwayne is never listening correctly, i have wrote yesterday some comments about a very similarly thing, like here, someone said already something, what Dwayne is questioning, while those who explains it, even not have endet their sentences about. And than it 's completely like the question was understood wrong and seems a little bit odd to me.

[@ralftolosa]

as a Berliner, born in Nazi Berlin and later in british west berlin I was a West Berliner and today Im a happy Berliner.

[@RolandDeschain19]

Yes, the wall is mostly destroyed, but some parts which don't interfere with traffic or something, are kept in tact to be a constant reminder of what happened.

[@MegaBorusse1900]

You got something quite wrong. The nazis burned the books...

[@Balleehuuu]

Yeah listen closely ... I am really a bit annoyed, DW-Videos are quite dense, so don't be afraid to go back some seconds if you are not sure and most thing are very well explained.

[@pfalzgraf7527]

"The wall" is not there anymore. Just in this one place, at the west side gallery, there is one place where they left parts of it standing. There are some other places where the former place where the wall stood is marked by a line on the ground.

[@sonek28]

East side gallery

[@TyonKree]

Oh god no mate, those weren't books by nazis but nazis burning books For example by Jewish authors

[@renatek5632]

She don't know what she is missing. In the TV Tower, there is a Restaurant. You can sit there and eat. The Tower is turning around slowly, so you can see full Berlin while you are eating.

[@fzoid3534]

I never asked someone ever "which side of the wall are you from?". The differences between Berliners from the east and west part are still there but I guess these will diminish over time. I grew up in the GDR and I'm not that often in the far east of Berlin. I'm pretty sure younger people don't care much anyway. FYI: What I always find fascinating. Due to the split of Berlin in East and West Berlin the public transport network got split as well and in the 50s west Berlin got rid of nearly all tram tracks while concentrating on busses and subway. To this day you'll find hardly find any tram tracks in West Berlin and hardly any subway stations in East Berlin.

[@afjo972]

16:27 they failed to mention that the Nikolaiviertel as completely destroyed in WW2 and it was fallow land for around 40 years until the GDR reconstructed it in the 80s for the 750th anniversary of the city. However, it was not reconstructed true to the original, but they built prefabricated buildings were erected with historical elements

[@Gert-DK]

As a tourist, the best place to stay is East Berlin. It is very international, and the atmosphere is brilliant. Prinzlauer Berg is the place. Restaurants all over the place, with food from all over the world.

[@lydia3385]

Ich bin in Berlin aufgewachsen, ich war 15, als die Mauer fiel. Aber erst, seit ich nicht mehr dort lebe, werde ich gefragt, ob ich aus Ost- oder Westberlin bin 😄.

[@MissTaraCotta]

People do not ask which part of the wall one is from. That would be like asking a Londoner from which side of the Thames he is from. Instead, you ask about the town, the district, or the quarter (in German: Bezirk) someone is from, and by that, you know. If someone is from Berlin-Marzahn, they grew up in a different environment than someone from Berlin-Wedding. It is not very different from London, where you have very different districts with very different kinds of people gathering there: working class here, upper class there, more students and alternative lifestyles in one place, more families and nature in another. People are aware of the East and West division and the history related to that, but they don't talk in that way.

[@KoenigTamar]

No, we don't ask each other whether we live in East or West Berlin, but we do ask specifically about the neighbourhoods or the quarters, we live in. And some neighbourhoods have a bad reputation on way or the other. I guess, that's the same in every large city in the world. And Munich outside the city centre (which is tiny) is not as nice and beautiful as it seems. It has its fair share of soulless, square appartement blocks built in the last couple of decades.

[@joghurtjedy4613]

greetings from Germany!, also love ur videos

[@blackbirdsnake3107]

I think the biggest area they missed is the Potsdamer Platz area. It’s located in the former deadline between east and west so they just started building this area as of 1990 this is the most modern part with nice architecture. Look up the Sony center Berlin for example

[@KoenigTamar]

The Sony Center is an atrocity, the architecture was outdated as soon as it was finished...

[@MrTuxracer]

The East Side Gallery goes along the river. So it doesn't feel like it is separating that much. Basically this short part of the Berlin wall is still there because of the pictures painted on the wall. Restauration and conservation has already been done.

[@Quasipopasi]

In my City there are no parts, where the people say "Uuh, you are from this part of the City". They are saying "Uuh, you are from THIS City" 😂 It's Hagen, by the way.

[@bastyaya]

Not the best video of Berlin. You are guessing right... there is so much missing. Not only of the wild side, but also so much more sights and amazing architecture.

[@PotsdamSenior]

There is a lot missing. It was only one day in Berlin, after all. Not 2572 days.

[@Rick2010100]

Absurd, Frederick did not arranged Unter den Linden to let Berlin look like Paris or London. He has never been to Berlin or London thus he had no idea how this cities looked like. He had his own ideas and a very competent architect (Andreas Schlüter). Schlüter later has also designed and build for Tsar Peter the Great in Saint Petersburg (Grand Palace, Monplaisir Palace in Peterhof Palace Complex, Kikin Hall, Summer Palace)

[@Brainreaver79]

i wish historical architecture would be free too... the problem is,.. keeping historic building up and running,.. costs a huge fortune. and someone has to find that money somewhere

[@jochendamm]

You don't need to ask which side of the wall - you ask east or west, GDR or FRG... Pretty much the same and so different. The wall has a huge impact on the city and its citisens. It was a deathly area for decades. The whole city was a high security prison with death penalty for escaping attempts.

[@Mapaed]

In Berlin - there a some "fractions" of the former "Wall" still standing. Originally it was about 43.8 km long - the biggest remaining part is the "East side gallery" along the river Spree. Just a little bit more than 1.3 km long. It is where some very iconic art was created after the GDR opened up its frontier (aka "the wall") after November 1989. There you have the kissing Breschnew and Honnecker - and else. This "East Side Gallery" very quickly developed into a tourist hot spot - and not really blocking any transportations - so this part of the Berlin Wall is kept as it was. The pictures have even be repainted not long ago - as paint colours are fading.

[@eisikater1584]

You mentioned that people say Berlin is dirty. No. There are dirty corners, like in every big city, but I lived there for seven years, part of that time I was a student, so you can imagine I didn't live in the rich quarters, but I didn't find Berlin dirty. It is not as clean and tidy and shiny like other German cities are, but who says that every city has to be like Munich or Stuttgart? Berlin is unique in many ways, and you can either love it or hate it. There is no in-between. I think the real reason they didn't go up the TV tower (the elevator accelerates like a rocket!) is that it was closed during the pandemic. Usually it's crowded with tourists there, any day of the week, in any weather, and if you queue for less than half an hour, you're lucky. Anyway, they used the pandemical curfew to take pictures you'd never get when there are people around. DW has the privilege of being financed and authorized by the government, no other journalists would have been allowed to film like that. DW will never show you the nightlife, so here's a short list of clubs I have been to around 20 years ago. The clubs still exist, but most probably have changed in style a lot since I was there: Kater Blau (in my time: Kater Holzig), Berghain, Tresor, Kitkat Club. Trust the locals, there are small "underground" clubs that come and go, so wherever a nice person may lead you, follow. And it's always an advantage if a regular invites you, but I don't have to tell you that.

[@duit111]

This was rather a mediocre video from DW. They showed very little and what they did show was always only halfway. Whether it was the view or the food, they only scratched the surface and didn't really show much.

[@Takketa7]

It makes a major difference if you live in Grunewald (nice rich area) or in Neukölln (drugs), Kottbusser Tor (Prostitution, crime, drugs).

[@trythis2006]

kottbusser is so garbage and also dangerous, really need to be careful at certain times, you could get robbed or worse

[@afjo972]

23:42 I‘m a Spaniard living in East Berlin and that’s bullshit. That’s literally one street, so it’s not representative for East Berlin as a whole. And for the most part the street is really beautiful, but they literally just showed the ugly parts. Btw it’s actually on the candidate list of UNESCO world heritage because of the spectacular architecture. Watch another video of Berlin. This one is BAD Btw, east Berlin is by far the better part! Capitalism failed in West Berlin! All ghettos of Berlin are in the west. The east is well-kept, cleaner and the architecture is prettier. In spite of that, the trendy neighbourhoods with clubs and bars are in the east

[@KoenigTamar]

Whether East Berlin or West Berlin is 'better' highly depends on where you go, what you like to do and how old you are. And btw after reunification the eastern part of the city was completely run down and in total disrepair when it comes to appartment houses. So it is no wonder, that it looks clean and pretty now, because the major renovation and restauration period is just a couple of years ago. In the 90ies I lived in East Berlin, it was an adventure, but the appartment situation was desastrous. And to be honest, I wouldn't want to live there now if they paid me to. Overrun by party-tourists, pretentious international artsy folk (no offence intended, it's just not my thing) and students, students, students. Perfect for young people, nice to visit, nice for nightlife, but not really for living if you are older than 30.

[@biloaffe]

27:48 The Wall (East Side Gallery), but also other remains of the Wall, stand as a memorial so that we do not forget the division of Berlin and Germany and, above all, how it came about during WW2.

[@Winona493]

The nightlife, that you were asking for, in Berlin is SICK!!!! It is glaring, gross, the most extreme adventure you can experience though, if you enter the right, the 'proper' clubs. Right after there comes Hamburg and its Reeperbahn! I lived upon it in the 90's several years and I'm messed up forever.😂

[@DJone4one]

9:58 Stolpersteine (stumbling stones) can also be found in other cities in Germany. We currently have around 916 such memorial stones in our city and in our federal state. Berlin has over 10,500 (2023) Stolpersteine and a few other memorials.

[@maja-kehn9130]

Personally, I love barley soup. But I never had the one with the pruns.

[@Andi_mit_E]

There are still parts of the wall in Berlin because it's a historical sight for tourists.

[@emotional_trashpanda]

The Berlin Wall is simply a historical building, which is why a piece of it has been kept

[@michaelbaldauf]

The East Side Galerie is just a short part of the Berlin Wall. It's a reminder of the past.

[@PhilippWochatz]

Believe me I am a german and I was more than one time in Berlin. Berlin has it's beautiful sights but I would recomment you to visit Lübeck.

[@publicminx]

what is that for an advice? Berlin has not only much more beautiful sights than any other German city (simply because there is almost more from everything and most structures are still from the beautiful Prussian era) but are you really so stupid to believe that Luebeck was more beautiful/interesting than Berlin? The problem is also that people who make such nonsense suggestions usually dont know WHY for instance cities like Luebeck are interesting, because they are not aware how important the Hanseatic League as part of the Holy Roman Empire (basically a trade empire within an empire) was and that the Nórthern Maritime Trade Highway TOGETHER with the on the other side of the HRE also rather more independent cities like Venice, Florence etc. who created a similar Trade Empire in the mediterranean Sea - which were connnected together and created the MAIN highways in Europe in which also most inventions, renaissance etc. took place ... people who dont know why Berlin has in reality much more beautiful spots than any other German city (just more spread out and more often combined with edgy stuff - but among them are the biggest connected old building structures like in Prenzlauer Berg anyway) also often dont know a fuck WHY other German cities are interesting for other reasons, not just Luebeck which connected Northern Russia Novo Grad, the Baltics/Finland with UK or spots like Bergen Norway, but also why Aachen or Cologne are much more interesting than many believe. Too many dont know why the Brandenburger Tor is cool and why it has its size (its a replica of the main gate to the Acropolis - one stands basically in front of the Parthenon/Acropolis!), why not just the Cologne Cathedral but the high density of big Romanic Churches makes Cologne really special (idiots only think its the 'Dome) or why Aachen, the de facto capital of Karl des Grossen and center of the base of the Frankish Empire (France which has for this reason the SAME name as Frankfurt, Franken in Bavaria etc. because als refers to the Germanic Frankish tribe confederation) is important and so on ....

[@PhilippWochatz]

@@publicminx Was ich meinte ist, daß Berlin zwar an und für sich ganz schick ist aber es in Deutschland auch schönere Städte gibt wie zb. Lübeck und seine wunderschöne Altstadt.

[@andreadee1567]

Yes, this video is a little boring and doesn’t show the beauty and ugliness of Berlin.

[@greeensmoker8607]

Warm greetings from Germany ❤

[@afjo972]

28:58 no, we don’t. It’s been 34 years since the reunification and most people who live in Berlin now weren’t even born then or they lived somewhere else. It’s hard to find real Berliners in Berlin or even Germans, because the city is full of people like… me. Foreigners. But at least I blended in

[@laudbubelichtkind8026]

In contrast to most all other german cities, Berlin is extremly divers. It has all notes and everbody can find, what you want. It never gets boring. It can be busy, it can be quite. It is very green and has a lot if water and parks. The city west is different to the city east. And the city itself is very different to the outskirts. And what it makes uniquet of all other cities in the world is the historie. A city over 3 million people devited in to parts after W2. And you can see the different of the two parts still today (for example different traffic light figures, or the tramsystem exist almost in the east part). And because of division, Berlin has sometimes two manly institutions where is normely one in a city, like a zoo, a city center or opera house. In the city-center of Berlin there are two parks with the size of the central park in NYC. One of the park was once an airport. Tipp: There is a video calls "Munich vs Berlin by an american!" It is good because it shows the different without bashing, neither berlin nor munich. Or an other video from an american how lived many years in London "The pro and conts of living in Berlin". He compars many aspects Berlin vs London but also Berlin vs. Munich, Hamburg or Dresden.

[@afjo972]

16:32 don’t believe everything they say about Berlin. Berlin-bashing is so 2012

[@paha4209]

You could compare Berlin to London since you lived there. Central London has a lot of nice places, high buildings, very clean very posh. Then you take a ride through Highbury, Tottenham or the places tourists get warned about and suddenly your are surrounded by not so nice places. Same in Berlin a lot of beautiful places but better watch out when walking through Neukölln etc.

[@PotsdamSenior]

Barley spup with prunes is a traditional regional dish, and isn't as bad as it sounds.

[@eichzoernchen]

simple meals like this barly soup are my favourite foods here in germany

[@laudbubelichtkind8026]

Hi Dwanye. No, in Berlin you typical no ask if you are from the former east or the former west part of the city (sometimes people are moving to Berlin and think they are in the former east-side, but there are wrong). I see this something when they showing around friends or family and they say: This area with in the east part, bla, bla, bla. (especily in the districs of Kreuzberg or Neukölln), and I roll with my eyes and think myself, no, it was west. And the peace you call a rest of the Berlin wall, was a wall of an old factory, tore off about 15 years ago.😂

[@mickypescatore9656]

Hi, Dwayne! I agree with you on what you said about book burning! It`s history, and therefor it`s important to save them. (Generally speaking!) 27:30: The Wall: Yes, it`s a reminder!

[@Verena-fj1yw]

Hi Dwayne I didn’t like the video of Berlin, I was born in Berlin- Spandau, you have lots of old buildings there just look in the internet Berlin Spandau “ der kolk “ them buildings are older than Berlin.

[@martinfehringer6408]

Only a few hundred meters of the more than 100 kilometers of the Berlin wall are remainig, to memorize the 168 people who were shot there trying to leave the east during the 28 years the wall was in function and to have an urban art space there. Eastern Berlin was the capital of the German Democratic Republic, which was socialist, not communist, which was the far future goal I think. This east and west aspect gives Berlin a more divers cultural vibe and adding the new city center, Berlin still has its east and west city centers in addition :)

[@Talkshowhorse_Echna]

It only looks quite due to the pandamic. The same streets are full of people and out door restaurants agin like it was before the pandamic. Also Berlin can be nice in some areas, but it has its ruff edges.

[@afjo972]

Judging Berlin based on KZbin videos in nonsense cuz unlike cities like Cologne and Hamburg, the city has character and depth. Videos can’t convey the vibe. You only understand that when you’ve been to Berlin and got in touch with the history and the different facets of the city

[@RoibenRocks]

I agree. Except for the part that says this is specific to Berlin, because that's bullshit. Obviously, every city has a its own vibe, and you cannot expect to get a feel for the Berlin nightlife if you watch a Deutsche Welle video. FYI Dwayne: "Deutsche Welle (DW) is a German public, state-owned international broadcaster funded by the German federal tax budget." I might be going out on a limb here, but this might be why the moderators weren't looking for the nearest rave while munching on some e. Tax payers might frown on that.

[@jacobhansen6450]

As always (more or less) a VERY brilliantly performed presentation of the "Multi-kulti-metropolis of BERLIN"!! What I especially like about this, is the sketching of the memorial of the AWFUL demolishing of the works of the anti-Nazi philosophers, writers and so on, that took place on the 10th of May 1933! Also the viewing of the Stolpersteine (the small engraved gold bar look-a-like bricks that are mounted along the pavements) which mention the name of the victims of the Holocaust! And there is still a rest (a few hundred yards) of the WALL standing there, as a memorial of an era that created so much prejudice and hatred between people, WITHOUT any proper and real reasonability! In fact, the wall was WAY beyond that!! One of the most iconic paintings is also still remaining; the kissing between the comrades Brezhnjev and Honecker! So dear Dwayne, I'm far from being sole when stating that WE really look foreward to more of your sincere analysis of the German society and different aspects of it! All the best for you!! Best regards, Jacob Hansen, Northern Scandinavia...

[@Dorkelinchen]

Be aware, that this video was mafe by DW(Deutsche Welle), which is a german broadcasting station driven by the ministry of foreign affairs. Might be the reason, why this clip is more on the conservative sight seeimg side ;)

[@MrTuxracer]

The reasons is, they want to present the sites you should go, if you have only one day to visit. Everyone who knows Berlin, also knows, one day is not enough.

[@AquavivaZZZ]

wow, they really took us on a snooze tour here. it's like a retiree tour guide. believe me: Berlin is way more interesting and exciting than this!

[@publicminx]

thats a horrible Berlin video! It does not represent Berlin at all. This means: if you visit Berlin its like you visit an entire different city as shown in this video. And thats not an exaggeration. You will immediately feel and see that if you visit Berlin. While you had for Munich and Hamburg videos created by people which intentionally made great atmospheric shots and also selected good spots, in this case you have a typical static DW (Deutsche Welle = a public broadcast service) with a boring superficial unmotivated school kid like documentary' style working through a short list of some spots. Its more like an uninspired dia show showing a few spots they read about. One could do (literally) with AI tools like Invedia much better videos within 5 minutes (I mean that literally: go check a tutorial if you dont believe that: 1-5 minutes to create something better!). This means its like you watched no Berlin video. And this is not just because DW failed by choosing bad weather, corona, totally unprofessional and bad video shooter/creator. If a person just switches a smart phone cam on, rides via public transit from Hauptbahnhof to Warschauer Strasse then you got already a much better result even without any saying, edit or and no special spot was shown ...

[@PotsdamSenior]

It different from the usual "tourist 101 bucket list". More off the beaten path. In a way it represents berlin better than the usual tourist spots.

[@publicminx]

@@PotsdamSenior what are you talking about? the DW video is not off the beaten path. and this was also not my critics.

[@sc4952]

In Berlin, you do Not ASK from which Side people come from...Just West Germans asks that. We Berliner are one. We Just judge people in they behavior. Not where they come from.

[@norbertkuhn4072]

Let me ask you a question, I also live in Berlin. Who are the Berliners? More than half of them here are not native Berliners. So you're speaking for whom exactly. I think your general statement is very bold.

[@Tarantella197]

I am a Wessi and I don‘t ask such weird questions…For me the whole city and history is incredible interesting and in parts heartbreaking. The people who live there are as different as anywhere else may be you made bad experiences, that would be kind of sad…

[@IIIOOOUS]

You don´t say "What side of the wall are you from", because the wall is gone (Except for small museum parts). There are good and not so good areas in west, as well as in east Berlin.

[@UtaNeubecker]

The nazis burned books!

[@klausoxen6597]

What I, as a German, don't like about such Vids/what I find very sad is that only the beautiful & clean sides of the Cities are shown! (Vids for Tourists)! The real look, e.g. of Berlin, Hamburg & especially Frankfurt, looks very different!

[@Noobismus]

The younger generation does not care if your from the former east or west diveded part of berlin but in the mind of the older generation there are still prejudices from both sides. The east part of berlin was occupiered by the sovie union which was heavily influenced by Marxism and Leninism and west germany on the other hand was occupier by the americans, the englisch and the the french who tried to spread capitalism and liberalism. Under these circumstances people had a different socialisation on both sides so even they are litarally in the same city like 2km away from each other they had a total different mind set, currency, goods to buy or prosperity. So there was a huge difference but its decreesing and everyone younger than 30 does not care which part your from.

[@larsbehrmann3768]

Had the same Impress. Kind of.... boring tourists

[@IIIOOOUS]

The view from the Reichstags dome is not that great. Better go to Park Inn hotel Alexanderplatz. Outside terrace, great view, 6 Euros. TV tower is also great, 20 Euros and possible waiting time.

[@fonkya1431]

Da times of the free Berlin are over !!! Can see dat in the Video !!! But you are completly right wit your tour !!! Hamburg of cause, Köln is ok , maybe go there on karneval if you like dat, Berlin is still cool, München has da best Food and the nice nature around !!! But dont forget Hamburg and Köln are much ruffa than Berlin or München !!!

[@klausoxen6597]

Greets from Germany, again✌

[@humpty_bln]

yes please find a more representative video of Berlin. This vid was nice but very narrow. PS. no you do not really ask what side of the wall you are from. In the 90s you could literally see and hear which side you are from and didn't have to ask much. Now, especially in Berlin, it's so fluid, Feels like most people are not original Berliners anyway and come from all different places in Germany and Europe. Partially even beyond.

[@Balleehuuu]

Yeah listen closely ... I am really a bit annoyed, DW-Videos are quite dense, so don't be afraid to go back some seconds if you are not sure and most thing are very well explained.

[@Winona493]

He's eating amounts of whatever, she's eating a humble soup......well.....Edit: so or so, this original video was unfortunately a little boring.😢

[@djneverblock7300]

Its Berlin!! so dont do touristdestinations mainly. they are great but the city is special. its more about the interaction there than it is about architecture and picture worthy squares. oh and the food. bring a big stomach haha. try out the vegan options. im big into good meat but in berlin i could be vegan without even missing something. its the only place in germany that has this level of international food th (hamburg and cologne are close tho, south of germany has no clue about food)

[@brittpfeiffer2384]

I think DW's video is boring. I confess, I probably couldn't represent Berlin better. I have only been to Berlin 3 times so far. If I didn't know Berlin, the video wouldn't have inspired me to visit. Berlin is just a nice weather city to visit. Although this is the case in many cities... I was in Leipzig (city in Saxony) a month ago. Oh, the vibes of the city were so depressive, similar to here in Halle, the city where I live. It's completely different in summer! ;) In the neighborhood where I live we have a neighborhood manager who is from Scotland. He himself finds Halle interesting because of the old GDR prefabricated buildings. As a GDR child and now living in this prefabricated building for 8 years, I just find it terrible! When the weather is nice, Hall also has its own flair. Halle is also historically interesting. In the old GDR area I find only a few cities interesting, these are Dresden, Erfurt, Weimar, Jena, and partly Gotha. In Potsdam the Sanssouci is still very interesting. Then the coastal towns of Stralsund, Warnemünde and Rostock are still super interesting. (I'm probably just a coastal child at heart) I'm completely with you on your 1st place with Hamburg. I was in Hamburg last summer, I felt absolutely comfortable and would have liked to stay. I have a rather bad memory of Cologne. The cathedral is interesting there and it has nice corners. In addition to the beautiful corners, Cologne unfortunately also has the rather unsightly corners where it stinks and simply looks unkempt.

[@arnodobler1096]

How old was someone who is 80 years old today in 1945?

[@chaosfun87]

Hey Dwayne! Could you react to the city of Leipzig?

[@andrep.3774]

I am very sorry, but this guy is definitely not the brightest candle on the cake...

[@gunnar-STR]

Not so good Video of Berlin. There are so many more to see. Berlin is absolutely Nr. 1 in Germany 2. Stuttgart 3. Cologne 4. Hamburg 27. Munich 😂

[@SheratanLP]

You want historic buildings to not charge admission. That means you want us Germans to let our historic buildings fall into disrepair because there is no money for restoration. If we Germans thought like that, there wouldn't be 25,000 castles and palaces in Germany. They would have fallen into disrepair like the many ruins in England.

[@emotional_trashpanda]

In Germany we have "U-Bahn" for "Untergrundbahn" underground railway aka subway. "S-Bahn" for "Strassenbahn" street railway aka tram and Hamburg has the "Hochbahn" elevated railway which, strangely enough, is largely underground

[@laudbubelichtkind8026]

S-Bahn means "Stadtbahn" not Straßenbahn.

[@emotional_trashpanda]

@@laudbubelichtkind8026 ja stimmt das hatte ich falsch erinnert

[@penaarja]

Oh yes, corona time was awful....

[@lucdubras]

Don't pronounce it 'Reischtag' ever again

[@atzenpeterMcfresh]

I lived in Berlin for 2 years! It stinks everywhere, its very stressful, people are mad...smokin crack in the subway like its nothing. I would never go back to live there! Only for vacation! I love and hate Berlin at the same time, like a toxic relationship!

[@fannydad6123]

Hi Dwayne. Of course, you have a lot of interesting architecture, places and some cool peoples in Berlin. But in fact, Berlin is one of the most dirtiest towns in Germany. Same as Dresden. Some interesting buildings in a small area, but the rest is not worth to visiting.

[@juliafa6462]

If you visit you should bring your tea with you. You can ask for just a jug of boiled water and they won't be offended. High chance you get it for free if you tell them you need an english tea for a proper start. Cause we are Coffee addicted and understand it. The most cafés/hotels have black tea on their carte, maybe an Earl Grey, but the taste is disgusting. I've never get a good tea (PG) out of the UK! (My Boss offered me one and I drank it to be polite cause Im normally in to coffee - I was stunned and understand, why you guys love your tea! You don't get it here in german gastronomy.)

[@ClaudiaErnst]

Maybe "11 things I hate about living in Berlin" just 11 months old by Radical living and "S**, dr*gs and Berlin club culture" 3 weeks old by The movement hub are the videos you want to see.😊 I lived in Berlin in the 90s and will never go back.😳🙄

[@jugo.030]

Hey I'm a huge fan of your videos. Is there any possibility to contact you, for recomandations etc?

[@peterthill]

10’00‘‘ If you want to know what happens then, have a look here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kristallnacht?wprov=sfti1