German Rates German Cities

[@chapmangeorge1]

As an English person who spent a year studying in Kassel, I have to say that the city centre can definitely make it feel 'schizophrenic', but it is otherwise such a lovely city. It has lots of culture as it is where the Grimm brothers spent much of their time and were told some of their fairytales/Märchen by their French nanny, it has one of Germany's so-called wonders, the Bergpark Wilhelmshöhe with a really impressive statue of Herkules at the top and there are amazing places to walk and cycle just on the outskirts, or just outside of, the city, which are accessible by tram. There are also some good restaurants and bars, and it has quite a friendly vibe, but I can understand that it might not be your scene as it's a small city. Great video though, I really enjoyed your sense of humour!

[@maprunner223]

Thanks a lot for the kind and informative comment! Much appreciated :)

[@hannsdampf520]

Clueless. "i have not been there, but i rate it ... "

[@irminschembri8263]

Interesting not to find the city where Albert Einstein was born and Marlene Dietrich and has the tallest Gothic steeple/Church tower in the world and was rated one of the best cities in Germany due to high employment, sustainable energy policies, high birthrate and a university was not included in the list. Just for your information our basketball team won the German championship and is about roughly the size of Freiburg im Breisgau. 🤔

[@JulianAllescher]

Berlin doesn‘t have enough water? It‘s literally a swamp, but okay.

[@peperoni_slayer8918]

Putting Frankfurt above Freiburg triggers me so much.

[@temporary_milk]

Dortmund - Good