Empty Amsterdam on a Friday Night during Corona [No Commentary]

[@NotJustBikes]

It's been quite a while since I put out a "Blue" video, since people definitely prefer the "orange" videos, with commentary. But it was so strange to see the Amsterdam city centre empty on a Friday night that I thought others might enjoy seeing it as well. Plus I had my good (4K) camera with me that night, so the footage is particularly clear, even in low light. Let me know if you'd like to see more videos like these in the future (in-between my regular scheduled "orange" videos).

[@lehui8266]

Yes please, I like 'em. They're nice. But I like your snarky humour even better

[@aircoug]

As a recently retired airline crew member Amsterdam was my 2nd home (3 or 4 times a month). So sad to see it this quiet. Hope to be there soon. I love the Pijp!

[@hezowo6445]

Its great, you can just look at it and relax

[@peterc5543]

Thanks for this. Amsterdam is one of my very favorite cities. When was this video filmed ?

[@NotJustBikes]

The date is in the description. November 20th, 2020, from 10PM to 1AM.

[@olwenolsen9872]

When lockdown is over and everything is back to normal, it would be nice if you made this video again, and show de diffrence side by side. I think people will forget how much diffrent it is/was,right now it might be difficult to imagine how busy it normally is, and when it's back to normal it might be difficult te remember how empty everything was.

[@NotJustBikes]

That's a great idea! ... but I'd probably get vomited on by drunk tourists. 😂

[@AlistairLynn]

Moved to Amsterdam (technically Amstelveen) about a month ago and this empty Amsterdam has been my experience of the place so far. Suspect I'll find it weird when the place _is_ full of drunk British people on stag parties.

[@EggBastion]

_"When lockdown is over"_ yeah sure

[@annekekramer3835]

@@AlistairLynn Drunk British people? After Januari 1st? Unimaginable.

[@2009heyhow]

@@annekekramer3835 It's not like British people can't travel anymore after brexit...

[@chcameron]

Thanks for this. I haven't been downtown at night in what feels like forever. Great to see all the lights.

[@NotJustBikes]

Glad you liked it! I also hadn't been in the centre for ages which is why I decided to check it out. I actually went through the centre on a live stream a few days ago, too. You might want to check that out as well: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fp3chX6werJ3qZI It was much busier during the day.

[@Semtx552]

I love footage like this. The feeling of anticipation, potential, quiet fore a storm. I get the same feeling with an empty conference hall, or stage lights that are switched off. There is something soothing and very beautiful in it for me.

[@OP-1000]

I love it also. Like the beach in winter.

[@0pvo0]

Kenopsia, that's a word you might quite like

[@Semtx552]

@@0pvo0 oh a word for it! in the description i read: "a school hallway in the evening". exactly that! thanks

[@moosesandmeese969]

Yeah this si actually quite beautiful and peaceful. I wish I could walk through a city like this (ofc with a mask and staying away from others)

[@somanshbudhwar]

I'm arriving at AMS in April, and will stay there for a few years at least. Definitely excited but also scared about arriving at a new place, new people, and a totally different culture. Despite lower job salary than US or Canada, I chose Europe because of better lifestyle - in my perception. Hope I made a good choice.

[@robeleco1]

Yes, your salary might be lower, but you get much more in return in respect to healthcare, education, infrastructure, etc. At the end you actually might even have more money left.

[@Leon1904ffhhsus]

Welkom in Nederland! Never hesitate to ask people about anything, they will be super happy to help you.

[@petervrooden9849]

Welcome in The Netherlands!

[@aliendrifts]

I would love to hear more about your trip/descision

[@thestoebz]

@Jordie how have things changed now, nearly a year later?

[@williansouza8724]

i honestly, loved this video. i find empty places that are usually overflowing with people quite beautiful. there’s a great video from CGP Grey in which he goes around the city and it is so empty and peaceful, absolutely amazing. if you ever decide to do a video like this again in the future, consider attaching the camera to yourself and go around the city by bicycle!

[@Viperpeter]

I have no idea why but I really liked watching this

[@SerpentNED]

Ah look, now Amsterdam is actually a nice city without being walked over by tourists. Yes I'm actually a very grumpy Dutchman :D. On a serious note, it is almost like a ghost city. But city walks must be amazing right now in Amsterdam.

[@user-vi4xy1jw7e]

Lots of cities make their money from tourists.

[@PurooRoy]

On the contrary, Mauritius was a nice island before being walked over by Dutch. /S

[@FRonTLinES10064]

Just the thing I needed right before an exam, a calming video. Thank you!

[@NotJustBikes]

Nice! Good luck on your exam! 👍

[@barvdw]

good luck! If you like transport videos, have you tried doc7austin's channel already? Really soothing, almost meditative videos of his train trips across Europe and Asia (and some other destinations), with no spoken commentary, just the humming of steel wheels on steal rails.

[@FRonTLinES10064]

I passed my exam!!

[@simbathedog2249]

@@FRonTLinES10064 Congrats!

[@isotopp]

The changing light from the giant LED ad on Rembrandtplein looks really weird - the ad running empty, showing content to nobody.

[@NotJustBikes]

Yes, it was really strange. The ads were lighting up the whole plein, but nobody was there to see them.

[@krispy777]

That public transit infrastructure gets me every time. 👌🏻👍🏻

[@SE4GY7]

Blue or orange I just really like and appreciate these videos

[@Gummmibaer]

I hope that 2020 is the only year we have to see our cities like this. Stay safe and healthy everyone!

[@RichardHoogstad]

Just wow, you captured something that (hopefully) won't happen again for at least a century.

[@Turnil321]

more people + more livestock + faster transportation + climate change = more pademic chance

[@walterclements7968]

@@Turnil321 climate change probably won't change it but yeah, unless we prepare ourselves better the chance is quite big that this will happen again (too) soon

[@bramvanduijn8086]

@@Turnil321 Yeah, I think the population and transportation factors are the biggest differences between medieval plagues and the current one. Luckily hygiene and medicine improved as well, so even though we get a lot more infections, we also have a lot less deaths. Maybe we should have an infectious disease version of the waterwerken, we had a huge overhaul of public water works to protect us against once in a 1000 year storms, now we need a huge overhaul of public policies and laws that will protect us against once in a 1000 year diseases. Not only lockdown, but also shortening essential supply lines so we have the option to truly shut down all long distance travel and transport without starving.

[@nils2868]

@@walterclements7968 There are plenty of reasons why climate change increases the chance of pandemics. For example animals move to warmer/colder areas and come in contact with animals they wouldn’t come in contact with normally, creating opportunities for diseases. It also just improves the conditions for certain diseases for example by heating up waters.

[@vicorlebrun53436]

Those people thinking that with our current lifestyle, there will be an unlimited growth for another couple hundred years more and no catastrophes ahaha. Keep using your cars, keep your lifestyle, you'll see what will happen in the futur..

[@mscbijles1256]

THE best kind of ASMR this. I moved out of Amsterdam a few years ago bu this is delightful to see

[@aybarsceylan3306]

Can you make a video about Amsterdam Tram System? ( if you mention what IJTRAM is, i would be very happy.)

[@NotJustBikes]

Definitely! But I think I'm going to wait until the coronavirus restrictions are lifted, and public transit isn't only for essential travel, so that I can film it properly.

[@lehui8266]

I remember going for a quick visit to Amsterdam same time last year (I live ~20k away from Amsterdam). The entire centre smelt like pot with tourists everywhere. This video seems so surreal now

[@EngMadison]

Beautiful. We were going to go to Amsterdam in March but had to cancel our vacation. Now we don't know if we'll get there for another 5 years due to starting a family. I love your series, and as a traffic engineer in North America I'm so disheartened by comparing what could have been to what we have now. Thank you for what you do, and all the other people out there who tirelessly compare the outcomes of the decisions we've made. Keep up the good work!

[@eliajoe22]

Kids are allowed Amsterdam you know.. :)

[@EngMadison]

@@eliajoe22 yeah, we know...just more of a situational and financial thing for us.

[@lazarjovic9948]

Feels like of like it's 5am, the quiet before the crack of dawn

[@AnD-1999]

Even at 5 in the morning on a week day it used to be more busy.....

[@N0Xa880iUL]

Beautiful

[@naturallyherb]

Will you be making a part 2 to Canadian intercity trains? That was one of the best videos you've made and it's just hilarious to compare Canadian trains to trains in other countries.

[@NotJustBikes]

Yes, but not until I can get back to Canada to film it. I was going to film it in summer, and then at Christmas, but y'know, 2020...

[@budisoemantri2303]

@Sweet Toother is hyperloop better than normal high speed train?

[@TheSynecdoche]

@Sweet Toother CHSR also requires its own tracks, or more specifically its own power.

[@barvdw]

@@TheSynecdoche not necessarily, there are diesel HSTs, and as long as you have enough clearance, you can send other trains over the same line, even freight trains. The HSL France is building from Montpellier to Spain is dual-purpose, both meant to send HSTs and freight to Spain. The only problem in Northern America would be that freight has very high clearance, because of double-stack container trains. You can put catenary on top of that, but pantographs would be really high. Still, it's possible. Now, I'll be honest, I'm more in favour of the proposition by Transport Action Canada to upgrade the existing infrastructure. There's nothing wrong with HS, but you need a solid base to build upon for HS to really work, unless you just want an airline on rails. The HS projects I read about in the Corridor would bypass quite a lot of towns and cities that are currently underserved by rail, gobbling up all investment money for those communities. Therefore, get those basics in order, make trips faster with a few well-chosen infrastructure projects and bypasses, up frequencies and if those can't handle the demand, than you have a case to build a HSL.

[@SeverityOne]

This is bittersweet. Of al the places that I lived, Amsterdam is the only one that I missed intensely. Forget the traffic plans and cycle paths: the city has such an amazing vibe to it. Or at least, it did when there wasn't a pandemic. Now, without all the tourists, it's just very, very pretty.

[@vicorlebrun53436]

I wish it was like this more oftenly! Less noise is less stressful

[@davesilver5493]

I could watch these scenes for hours! Thanks for the zero commentary.

[@LeyenaZoey]

I wish we could keep this, the old amsterdam wasnt great!

[@raymonmeyer]

Allmost forgot what a beautifull city it is, coz of how busy it always is! Lovely footage, keep up the good work!

[@racielneto]

Congrats for the reverse-clickbait title 😂, you sir are a gentleman and a scholar. Awesome channel btw

[@KamilOttoman]

I am loving how the city is like this. I moved here in July when things were still open and there were tourists but I like it much better like this

[@canyonoverlook9937]

Those streets without cars are quiet and awesome. They were built before cars. You get an enclosed sort of outdoor room feeling from these streets.

[@דניאלארנזון]

I was in amsterdam back in 2017 i reamber so much peop left and right and not a single spot to seat its acutle nice to see the place like that

[@maxwellvigil6084]

Sooo much better than where I live

[@highwaysbyways4281]

Have a safe and happy holiday season Jason. All the best for 2021. I'm looking forward to more great videos.

[@yourparagon]

Living in the States, it's hard to believe there are countries which actually have effective lock-downs. It might be sad to see an empty city, but it's a lot sadder to see your elderly family die (speaking, unfortunately, from experience).

[@user-iv7mt9lx5y]

The lockdowns haven't done that much here in the Netherlands actually. They have created more than they have solved problems. I'm sorry for you ofc.

[@Ivo--]

Don't worry, we still have our fair share of lockdown breakers and anti-maskers and the like.

[@user-iv7mt9lx5y]

@@Ivo-- It's not also them, it's also the failure of our government. The rules actually make no sense at all. For example: Why can supermarkets still sell CAT1 fireworks while specialised people can't? Why isn't take away allowed? Now absolutely everybody will 'hamster' the CAT1 in a few supermarkets (making it busier) and will be another peek in coronacases because of the failure in our rules.

[@re1ntyes]

Sorry for your loss :(

[@eleo_b]

Ha! Lockdowns have been very difficult here. It has always been based on trust rather than it being mandatory, and that was hard for people to stick to. But yes, I live very central and in March/April it was fairly quiet. And at the moment it is quiet as well, especially because all bars and restaurants are closed.

[@Crow2525]

So quiet! Melbourne was similar in lockdown for the winter. I hope it is a quick and painless lockdown.

[@NotJustBikes]

The coronavirus is not being handled very well by the Netherlands, unfortunately. There are no tourists in these areas (which is why the streets are so empty in this video), but in other parts of the city, it's like there's no pandemic at all. Unsurprisingly, our number of cases have gone up recently, and we've needed to lock down even further. :(

[@roelf8044]

@@J.J.G991 The number of bankruptcies are actually at the lowest point since 21 years (www.cbs.nl/nl-nl/nieuws/2020/37/laagste-aantal-faillissementen-in-21-jaar-tijd ).

[@hendrikdependrik1891]

@@NotJustBikes I think it isn't just behaviour. I wouldn't be surprised if the mutated coronavirus is already among us. It even might have come from us, because the mutation was detected first in London and the region eastern from it. Indeed a very crowded place, but it's also the place where most trade and traveling between the UK and the Netherlands is taking place. The reason people think this mutation is originating from the UK is that the British are much much better at tracking the mutations of the virus than us. Per capita they sequence like 10 times as much! nos.nl/l/2361459 I remember the sudden rise in cases. It came out of nowhere here in the Netherlands, but also in Germany. The "lockdown" we're in now also came out of the blue while the same kind of behaviour kept the infection rate stagnant for a while. Jaap van Dissel (the Dutch CDC boss) could've seen this coming with his herd immunity strategy, but apparently it never came to his mind it could turn this bad eventually.

[@wimkop9597]

@@roelf8044 That's only because everybody is being given "free" money for now. Once that stops (by April 2021) you can imagine what is going to happen. Many of those companies are effectively "zombie companies", already dead but not officially bankrupt yet. And don't underestimate the fraud cases: where there is "free" money, there are people willing to take that money. Those aren't really companies etc. to begin with, so they will magically disappear once the free money runs out. And then we will see a completely different number...

[@wimkop9597]

@@J.J.G991 Very well spoken! The effects will be felt for years (decades?) to come. And if a REAL Spanish flu type virus comes by in say 2027 we won't have a cent left to protect ourselves, all because of the corona hypochondria of 2020.

[@nl_2652]

I really wish the U.S. had more walking and cycling friendly roads like this. Beautiful area

[@robertnmatthews]

That's creepy! Amsterdam is one of my favourite cities to visit and I have NEVER seen so little people!

[@goodsmile5170]

I Love 💕 you Amsterdam

[@kipwarr]

Super calming. Thank you.

[@phoenix71991]

And yet, still a hundred times more lively than any suburb even without a pandemic.

[@bumblewyn]

Having lived in Amsterdam, this is eerie to watch.

[@burton54ify]

Really cool and yet quite eerie. Every scene was met with..."oh yeah, I remember that" or "I was there". Thanks.

[@miera1029]

Hey guys you should also watch 'geen hond in Amsterdam'. It shows the city completely empty in the summer by following a cute dog.

[@srinip]

What a beautifully shot video!!!

[@Palios33]

i miss this city

[@RobertOortwijn]

I personally like this more, its nice and quiet outside. Kinda sad it will be back to normal and the city being crowded again >_

[@sjoperdje]

You could always move to Drenthe 🤷🏼‍♂️

[@myrtje_5780]

The best thing about Amsterdam full of tourists is that you can shout at all of them for crossing bikelanes, wich is pretty fun

[@EricStrijbos]

Thank you, I was wondering what it was like now. I was there during the Spring lockdown, with the shops and restaurants (sort off) open, and it was quite pleasant. It is interesting to see the lockdown also reduced car and moped presence dramatically, and what an improvement that is.

[@yabashe]

Hopefully people will start trying to behave so we can get it over with someday... but thanks, it's still nice to see the scenery calm like this. It's been a while since I managed to return to the Netherlands.

[@wimkop9597]

Start trying to "behave"? Rubbish! Don't be a corona hypochondriac. The longer people like you maintain nonsense how it is other people's fault, the longer you will keep the hysteria alive and the longer you will not be able to return. And if your fear lasts long enough, bars and restaurants will be gone in places like Amsterdam, destroyed by your covid hysteria. What a shame!

[@MarioLorenzo]

"Beautiful but eerie" or "eerily beautiful." I cannot decide which fits best.

[@aj-np5dg]

Maybe a bit of a weird internet question but I was wondering. You have said multiple times that you chose Amsterdam for your kids to grow up. Do you actually send them to Dutch schools or international schools? Just curious.

[@NotJustBikes]

They go to a Dutch school and speak Dutch fluently.

[@aj-np5dg]

@@NotJustBikes That is really cool, I hope they enjoy it!

[@flowerkisses4833]

🎄Merry Christmas everyone🎅

[@gorg8882]

Great video! I always love seeing deserted streets during night, its really pretty somehow, I was wondering if you might ever talk about UK/Irish city design, I feel like its really interesting to see extremely old streets from so many different historical eras interacting with each other, and with the American style suburbs that you don't see in many other European cities, due to the close relationship to the US and the politics of the time.

[@willekevanderham5326]

This reminded me of Amsterdam on a Sunday morning, when I used to visit quite often and roam the canals before the American bookshop (now on Spui) would open. Only that would be in daylight. (And yes, I would appreciate more of your blue videos, just as I like your lifestreams, even though I have not managed to catch one life.)

[@mariadebake5483]

Zo vreemd om het zo te zien

[@Wubzorz]

It's just sad to see the city like this

[@mochagreen]

Good content as always! Such contrast to all these places compared to an “usual” Friday night where I am likely out with the boys getting the biertjes on lol

[@beeniemen]

Very beautiful Christmas deco

[@idc237]

I've always been curious to know what you do during these shots. Do you just watch as well? Browse your phone? Get some work done with a laptop?

[@NotJustBikes]

I just watch.

[@vita_travel888]

Hello from Vancouver! Why don’t you record a video on how a Canadian can move to the Netherlands?

[@NotJustBikes]

This channel is about urban planning, so I will not do a video on this topic. Plus my situation is very different than everyone else's, so my experience wouldn't be very relevant. And I have no interest in fielding people's questions about this, to be honest, so I don't want to encourage that. I refer everyone to the I Want Out subreddit to ask their questions about moving country: reddit.com/r/iwantout

[@vita_travel888]

@@NotJustBikes "This channel is about urban planning" - not sure how a tour around a grocery store or a video about Sinterklass is about urban planning. The rest of the reply - roger.

[@ivyk5796]

Almost as calm as a Sunday morning at 6 am 😂

[@shommershabbots9862]

The streets are very clean

[@N0Xa880iUL]

The streetcar trams seem loud af in this video.

[@dowroa]

Thanks for the commentary-less scenes! All of your videos had been nagging at me, for some reason. I was wondering "Could the United States ever do this on a massive scale?". I felt like I had lived in something similar to this before. Then I recalled -- college! It really brought me back to my time in college when I was 100% on the bike on and off campus as well as mass transit. The answer is with centralization, even in the US, we can and do have instances of this. However, businesses and commercial city development of most locations doesn't foster this... as you have said before. Here's to hope we can all change and adapt!

[@JL-hn6hi]

Love you, Amsterdam !

[@maggiebodek]

I am posting this on FB and calling it "Corona Christmas in the city of my heart."

[@alexandervangelderen5550]

Wow intense! My small town in the province of utrecht is still, relatively speaking, fairly busy. It seems to always be the large cities like utrecht and adam which become emptier during lockdown

[@lonesnark]

I'm not sold on the trams (street-cars?) They look like they move soo slowly compared to the diesel bus in the last shot. Would an electric bus be quicker, without the need for the rails, while being just as quiet? What is the preference, do the rails give a smoother ride?

[@lonesnark]

@Robert just give the buses right of way, they'll be even faster. I've been on wheelchair accessible buses, but you're right, the tram can definitely be lower with various benefits...maybe I need to travel to ride them to find out

[@SpaceSoups]

Will you ever talk about the o-bahn?

[@popatop75]

at time mark 2:17 who is the statue of and what did he do? or just the name i'll research it myself. great video thanks and merry christmas

[@arctiacaja]

It's of Rembrandt van Rijn. The whole square is named after the painter 😉

[@popatop75]

@@arctiacaja the master himself thank you be safe

[@nerfy219]

Hey man, maybe you can make a video about Station Blaak in Rotterdam. How it used to be above ground and how it is now, underground.

[@jamesporter5630]

Eerily quiet. Please look out for one another and when this ends...fill the streets with love, compassion and humility. Life is fragile.

[@MichaelHolloway]

I went out twice today! Once to get soap and sugar; then I decided I needed pie and ice cream --- THAT's how depressing it is here in Toronto. :-)

[@Jonathan-kraai]

is it like NJB told us about Canada? you went very far by car to buy that?

[@MichaelHolloway]

@@Jonathan-kraai No. I live in the core. I walked both times! Traffic was horrendous - I had to stake out a pedestrian lane in the taxi-line lane to do it (covid)safely. Hordes of unimaginative people crowding the doorway waiting for their cab - b/c they shop like they are drivers, even though they're not!

[@Jonathan-kraai]

@@MichaelHolloway oww. thanks for the answer

[@eefvreeland9472]

070: Thanks for doing this. Now I know I also hate Amsterdam when it's empty. In return, I subscribed to your channel.

[@undercoverduck]

I wonder how it'll feel to look back on this video in 10-20yrs

[@MrPankacke]

Could you tell me which kind of Camera you use? The footage quality is great!

[@NotJustBikes]

Panasonic GH5 with a 20mm/1.7 prime lens.

[@MrPankacke]

@@NotJustBikes Thank you very much!

[@TheS1m0nn]

thank you, this way I get to see my own capital from the comfort of my own home during lockdown!

[@Khannea]

I cried wwatching this. Sobbing.

[@USERLOLAJOSEPHINE]

Beautiful, lovely, nice and quiet,no noise,no stench,no tourists.just the church bells. Dreamy, rainy, softly, beautiful,ancient town....see Rembrandt walking, see Vincent, see the old sailors, see the old , see Spinoza.....history....more then 700 years old.....people are moving a way..ghost town...

[@alainnn.2459]

This video is a great contrast with Thomas Schlijper's Amsterdam Bijenkorffile from December 28, 2019 16:37 (also here on KZbin).

[@elroysterckx242]

Wait you guys dont have a set time you need to stay at home? I am moving there asap from Belgium lol

[@gijsbrans2338]

I went to Amsterdam last week to record some videos. I was amazed at how few people there are. The city centre of my home town, Nijmegen, is considerably busier than Amsterdam's even though the city itself is much smaller than Amsterdam.

[@FrostyDog9186]

It's eerie.

[@clarkewein1615]

When a new Toyota Corolla is $34,000 USD, gasoline is $11 a gallon and the average parking spot costs $4 an hour... people won't drive.

[@pept6267]

It's a pity if/ when this over, there can't be a halfway between the serene calm in places currently under lockdown and the absolute crazy level of crowding and activity that is Amsterdam etc when all is 'normal'. Does anyone really want that all back again?! My recent visit to Amsterdam just before lockdown showed I couldn't live there anymore (I did for a while). My recent visit to Sicily during summer in lockdown, was amazing, like travelling 50 years ago! Note I had already caught Covid in Netherlands so was effectively immune. I live in Australia, also increasingly unpleasant thanks to terrible urban / transport planning, I say that as a local transport planner! Great video!

[@bramvanduijn8086]

Immunity from having had it has not been proven. Neither has it been proven that you aren't still a littlbe bit infectious after the symptoms are gone.

[@pept6267]

@@bramvanduijn8086 immunity is essentially a given, nearly all experts agree on this, the length is more questionable but I had a strong anti body response so all good and I wouldn't have been infectious 3 months later...

[@tchjef6469]

I really enjoyed watching

[@BearTubz]

Night walks have been keeping me fresh recently, half ashamed I didn’t see myself somewhere in this vid😂

[@captainchaos3667]

Now _this_ is an Amsterdam I could live in!

[@johnnyvvlog]

This is very surreal and very much not how I remember Amsterdam from my visits...

[@catedoge3206]

my irl name is Rembrandt! would love to go to there someday

[@daveatlantix]

Great stuff - thanks!

[@NLvideomaster]

WOOOW I've never seen Amsterdam like this.

[@michaeldyblie5500]

Love this, Yes more like this would be great!

[@fedorboendermaker1536]

I would love to see a video about the Bike freeways (Fietssnelwegen) we have in the Netherlands. They are really interesting.

[@JohanHerrenberg]

Part of me is almost disgusted at seeing my native city like this.

[@matthijsbouma3393]

En heb je tussen de opnames door gewandeld of gefietst?

[@NotJustBikes]

Gefietst

[@nwickstead]

Man I have never seen any part of damrak without at least 10 people

[@thetoekster6728]

Nice m8 keep up the good work!

[@fpruijt1976]

Is there something in the Netherlands that we do worse than in other countries? You have been telling about so many things we do better and take for granted daily I am really interested in if you miss something / think the dutch mess something up.

[@NotJustBikes]

This channel is ultimately about city planning, and I have a very hard time thinking of anything on that topic that is done better elsewhere.

[@DukingAroundDIY]

Eindhoven after the 20:00 alcohol sale ban looks abandoned at night .

[@Rimuru.Tempest]

Im late but. Trains part 2!

[@Bigjohn6945]

What time is this at ?

[@kinskifilms]

What sort of camera are you using?

[@NotJustBikes]

Panasonic GH5 with a 20mm/1.7 prime lens

[@kinskifilms]

@@NotJustBikes Thanks man! I too am an expat and find your channel exceedingly interesting. Got here in March of this year, right as covid started to become a pest. Needless to say my introduction to the city has been... tame.