When I visit German cities

[@celesteonyait148]

I visited Berlin recently, and I can relate that I felt more uninteresting than usual.😭

[@MrMario616]

There's actually a phenomen called Berlin depression (or smth) it's when you as the odd person move from your small village to Berlin, and nobody gives you any attention because you're not the craziest

[@georgyekimov4577]

You boring tourist GET OUT OF MY CITY!! sorry my berliner Schnauze is showing Im not even german

[@ag4444]

the beauty is that we don't care what you look like, so you can do and wear whatever you want. you can wear something plain or crazy, we don't care. of course that can be bad for people who love to stand out.

[@Delta_3VIII]

@@MrMario616 we went there for a week or so in '15, on a schooltrip... and i honestly screamed internally, since i know how beautiful and stunning this City looked before the Two Banana Republics ruined it after Axis and Allied leveld the whole City to ruins 💀

[@MsCorpora]

So true. Today I saw pictures of Kanye West and his wife waiting in line for kebab and NO ONE cared about their crazy outfits, they blended in really well 😄

[@Chiara_Elena]

To anyone wondering about Frankfurt: It's where the rich and poor seemingly clash the most. Frankfurt is Germany's "business city". It's where a lot of banks have their HQs and it's full of grey skyscrapers. At the same time, Frankfurt's main train station is exactly where all the drug addicts and brothels gather, so a lot of people get a very bad first impression of the city when travelling there. It's kind of dystopic. (I live near Frankfurt myself and this is how it felt to me.)

[@steviesosa5617]

We have a similar city like this in the U.S. It's called Los Angeles. Out in the state of California.

[@nataliab6160]

Frankurt is definition of diversity is our 'strengths':)

[@julia_simone]

@@steviesosa5617same with the city in Georgia called Atlanta in the states

[@Chillikilli]

​@@steviesosa5617any city on the west coast tbh 😂

[@josedorsaith5261]

​@@nataliab6160 Sounds a lot like London....or Birmingham....or Manchester....or Leeds.... Or..

[@isagothmoth]

the hamburg one is so true, I remember standing at Trabrennbahn Bahrenfeld when it started to rain but then the wind was also blowing really hard and my brazilian ass was trying too keep the umbrella open while everyone was watching, so I just gave up and stood in the rain😭

[@ExtremeTeddy]

It probably wasn’t even that much rain … just regular Hamburger Schietwetter 😂

[@acmenipponair]

"There is no wrong weather - only the wrong clothes". And yes, we don't use umbrellas much, because especially in Autumn and Winter rain means, that a storm is upon us. There is a reason why the Raincoat in Germany is called "Friesennerz" (Friesen are people living at the north sea coast and Nerz is a term for a coat)

[@xaverlustig3581]

​@@acmenipponair "Friesennerz" (lit. Frisian mink) isn't just any raincoat. It means a waterproof yellow oilskin jacket. They were popular in the 70s but somehow fell out of fashion.

[@elfodelputoinfierno]

My latin american teacher was robbed in Frankfurt. He didn't mind the robbery as much (we're from São Paulo) but was absolutely MIFFED the guy used the formal Sie with him Like- WHY ARE YOU BEING POLITE

[@lcicada]

I mean he is still German. 😂

[@aj27turquoiseskies]

*Robs you but only in high german*

[@arantxatzeitel]

Ok, that speaks volumes to me. I'm a Mexican that lives Ina city with a lot of murders due to drug trafficking

[@user-ug3eg8ql3e]

"My good sir would you be so kind as to have your hands up and give me the contents of your precious bag?I understand if it is a trouble and I truly apologize for it"

[@pmnt_]

@@user-ug3eg8ql3e "sorry for bad English"

[@ewahgee]

As a Frankfurt girl I can tell you, don't move out of anybody's way, walk straight, look straight, making eye contact is an invitation. 15 years working in bars, restaurants and hotels and going home in the middle of the night in red light district. Of course it's the vibe you give off, you have to look confident. Some fat rings additionally are good tho

[@ferretyluv]

I would have expected Hamburg to be described this way. My vision of Hamburg is molded by the Beatles’ descriptions. I always thought of Frankfurt being all industrial.

[@chihayaayase1299]

Fat rings for what purpose? Seriously asking

[@sallynguyen4403]

@@chihayaayase1299 Probably for self-defense to punch someone if they're looking to start something. But probably mostly used to ward them off. More trouble than it's worth seeing it.

[@ewahgee]

@@chihayaayase1299 Hurts more when you hit since knocking out is sometimes the only thing that can stop a heroin or coke driven person. But I never had to luckily

[@astridsaragih8559]

this feels like one of those "how to avoid animal attacks in the wild" hacks

[@anuistrying]

As someone who wants to go to Germany for higher studies, this can help me a lot 😭 Thank you omg

[@tessfairbridge]

I went to the university of Freiburg for a year (on exchange) and absolutely loved it there 🥰

[@natnuss98]

Oh! What are you studying? Medicine is great in Heidelberg, Munich, Berlin and Freiburg. For Finance and Economics Frankfurt is amazing (I study teaching in Frankfurt and I oddly feel super safe in Frankfurt.... just don't leave the train station on ground level take the tube). For Engineering Aachen is great. Japanese studies are probably best suited in Düsseldorf, Germans Japanese capitol. Sociology are great in Munich and Frankfurt (I mean Frankfurt has their own influential people called the 'Frankfurt school' including Adorno, Horkheimer and Habermas). For Theater studies Hamburg and Braunschweig can be interesting. And overall the most bike friendly cities are in the northern part of Germany and Münster.

[@mirmir0003]

​@@natnuss98what about programming? thanks!❤

[@natnuss98]

@@mirmir0003 oh that's hard to say. You're pretty much good at any TU (technical Universities). My roommate (works in IT) tried to study IT in Mainz and he can't recommend it. (He's getting his Bachelor's in IT now but it's remote studying and his employer pays for half of it) I've heard some good things about TUM in Munich, Heidelberg, Dortmund and Würzburg.

[@mirmir0003]

@@natnuss98 thank you friend! have a good one

[@mxori]

'everyone dress so fancy!' *the guy behind her 💀*

[@debildevil]

Tbf, that _was_ shot in Mannheim 😄

[@mattpassos5689]

That man is wearing slacks with a white t shirt, that is high fashion

[@EughhBrothereughh]

He did look elegant tho. Minimalist elegant

[@bumblebxnny]

Cologne had me feel like all of these at once, switchin every day.

[@Imnotscaredofyou69]

Came here for this comment😂

[@thomaslienert4225]

I'd concur, but then I don't wear a bra

[@KnightSlasher]

Every country has that place that people try to avoid and for Germany it is Frankfurt

[@hopemasike531]

And for Frankfurters it's Offenbach

[@SuperStella1111]

@@hopemasike531 ouch

[@ds-el4nu]

UK is Croydon

[@joshuajohn74]

India its the entire hindi speaking states No fuckin way did I think so many people hate the Hindi belt 😭

[@h_wolf1464]

Idk hannover is pretty bad as well

[@garybacon659]

Frankfurt's God-awful airport is truly an appropriate introduction to the city.

[@starlinguk]

It needs scooters available for moving between gates.

[@garybacon659]

@@starlinguk My flight arrived on time and I had a three hour layover. I almost missed my next flight.

[@Kasiarzynka]

I can't tell if I don't have a problem with the Frankfurt airport because I don't fly so frequently (probably flew about 5 times, both away and back each), or because I only have ever been to three airports and I barely remember one of them (other than the fact that Lufthansa randomly left about 15 people's luggages in Frankfurt lmfao).

[@unchartedwaterss]

My introduction to Frankfurt airport was an aborted landing, the trauma continued in the building

[@laurispinni4890]

funny thing I wanted to live there bc apart of Berlin is the only city that looks kinda modern to me but I only got to visit the airport once and almost miss my flight

[@donjake7]

Haha, Freiburg is just on Point! Greetings from barefoot-city 🤣

[@pSyChOoGnOoB]

yeah lol

[@Kiwikid-zy7rg]

My family is from Freiburg. I been there it’s cool.

[@arantxatzeitel]

Why?

[@PawPlots]

Why so?

[@biscuitkabang2148]

As the birkenstock city of switzerland we agree and greet our close barefoot neighbors. 😂

[@frankienayman3641]

YOUR English DIALECT IS SO PRETTY!!! Something about the your Vietnamese w the slight German influence is so unique and stunningly gorgeous honestly

[@lilTwigLP]

Oh my god she visited my city and her takeaway was that people here don’t wear shoes 😩😩😂😂

[@ZielAmerak]

it sound like my kind of city

[@greengoblin876]

Why no shoes though... dont you people have dogs , cats , seagulls that poop , or snails and slugs you can squish between your toes 🤢

[@CocoShade]

@@greengoblin876do you know how nice it feels to step in mud or poop? Plus poop is warm 😂

[@Rainbowhippow]

Is it like a hippie city? 🥹

[@juliannacolombo5584]

I am in the comments looking for an explanation for the barefoot thing! Anyone who cares to help I appreciate it! Although my beach bum heart can sort of understand, I am a lifelong NYC resident and would never! Even wearing flip-flops my feet just get so dirty in Manhattan.

[@jenimichelle]

The cutest content creator I swear ✨

[@velloricarbareh4944]

Agreed

[@TessBoze]

I am in complete agreement with you. I think she would be a great writer for a series about a young woman like her. Maybe start with a book, and then approach a studio to serialize it.

[@jenimichelle]

@@TessBoze Definitely 💯 ♥️

[@wrentaieb8727]

Yes ur right. Now if only she didnt have a narcisisstic boyfriend, and most of the comments werent silly and pretend everything is wholesome

[@jenimichelle]

@@wrentaieb8727 Explain his narcissism, if you don’t mind. Actually, never mind. All 6 of your comments reflect you take KZbin a little too seriously.

[@amarillye]

The Freiburg part is scarily accurate.

[@drakon3386]

Freiburg ist in switzerland or is Theres one in Germany too?

[@kilianbelahcene1712]

@@drakon3386Yeah Freiburg im Breisgau

[@ParaspriteHugger]

You wouldn't want to drench your shoes in a Bächle, would you?

[@jenniferwilliams8464]

I just love her simplicity. she is so real.

[@sandraankenbrand]

So authentic

[@MrLongman2008]

I was in Frankfurt for work meetings. At dinner, I asked my colleague if Frankfurt is safe at night, he said “as an adult male, you’re fine”. For me, that speaks volumes!

[@MyFiddlePlayer]

Fine for adult males, except that the last time I stayed in Frankfurt, I accidentally picked a hotel that happened to also be a "tearoom". I followed up that fiasco by waiting in the airport for hours sitting on a bench underneath an old plane suspended from the ceiling, which made me nervous, but there was nowhere else to sit. A few months later, the plane fell the floor, killing somebody sitting on the bench.

[@ParlonsAstronomie]

As a man it is pretty rare to feel unsafe. And Frankfurt scared me to death.

[@pikapi6993]

you're not fine as an adult male. This is a myth. Men get robbed and beaten. And I would argue that Berlin is much more dangerous than Frankfurt. Also they are much more often in the news because of crime. They had horrible swimming pool crimes this year. Didn't happen in Frankfurt at all. I think there is a lot more unregistered crime in Berlin than in Frankfurt.

[@erikas.6790]

Oh, Is it really so bad? Or for German standards is bad?

[@sprinky666]

@@erikas.6790 German standards. Lots of exaggeration throughout the comments section.

[@ocelotlover1799]

I love that you filmed all of that in Mannheim

[@DarkHarlequin]

😄 Mannheim can do it all for you

[@Angelina_Swiftie]

Wait she did 😂 haha didn't even notice

[@Lullloser]

I was like, wait I know that first place xD

[@owa.a9064]

She’s always in Mannheim, I even saw her there once😂.

[@ThingsToSay654]

Lovely city. What more do you need? ❤

[@chicken]

Frankfurt seems to have a mix of rich and poor areas, giving it a unique vibe. Dresden, Germany has a beautiful architecture and history worth visiting.

[@Kkubey]

Dresden seemed rather relaxed too, apart from the traffic that seems to hate pedestrians.

[@Bj-yf3im]

As an Icelander, I felt very comfortable with the wind in Hamburg 🥰

[@c0mput3r80y]

As a New Yorker, these are the exact same thoughts I have every time I leave my apartment

[@rugoro]

😂 made me think of that moment in Rent - "... I'm a New Yorker. Fear's my life" 😂😂 Have a nice - and safe - day! 😁

[@verenakremer6748]

All of them at the same time, right? I miss NY so much

[@c0mput3r80y]

@@verenakremer6748 mhm, a barefoot shirtless man is one of the more normal things i saw on my average commute to college.

[@waspwrap1235]

Love NYC !!! ❤️❤️❤️🍎🍎🍎🍏🍏🍏 live 400 km away

[@user-cr6ne5gu4q]

Es können auch nur Deutsche denken, dass Frankfurt und New York vergleichbar sind 😂

[@erikako1030]

I confess that “phone & wallet on my bra” is the same advice my mom gave me when I traveled oversea for the first time. Wait, I forgot to include my passport in the above statement 😂😂😂😂😂 We Vietnamese just so afraid of getting pickpocket that we keep them close & hidden 😅

[@vivian2217]

Same in some states and when traveling:)

[@designdoctor247]

From Texas...we do it to😊

[@worshipthecreator9081]

Dont put your phone in your bra, its full of radiation.

[@solar0wind]

​@@worshipthecreator9081Not all radiation is bad for you. There are lots of different types of radiation that work completely differently.

[@DavidCruickshank]

@@worshipthecreator9081 Entirely harmless radiation. Please don't fearmonger.

[@markusrother5577]

I could swear the first one is not taken in Berlin but in Mannheim, Paradeplatz.

[@bacaworld7095]

The way you say backpack is ADORABLE !!

[@nntsi9088]

That boba looks so good!

[@uyenninh]

It tasted good too 🥳

[@adaml2932]

I thought it may be boba but I wasn't sure. I've never seen caramel in boba tea.

[@Casaouiaa_030]

@@adaml2932it is

[@uyenng1454]

​@@adaml2932it's definitely boba. It's called black sugar bubble milk tea i think?

[@lavenderoh]

​@@uyenng1454it's called brown sugar/brown sugar drizzle in the USA but idk if black sugar is the term elsewhere. ❤

[@JennyNobody]

Whelp I’m officially getting boba today

[@yurischubertzwingli879]

I just had one in Zurich like 3 hours ago. It was delish 🤌🏻✨

[@sonjak8265]

@@yurischubertzwingli879 what is that

[@MarianaCarvalho-gu8zx]

​@@sonjak8265bubble tea.

[@yurischubertzwingli879]

@@sonjak8265 If you're asking what boba / bubble tea 🧋 is: it's a drink mostly made of tea (green/black), mixed with milk, sugar & the pearls. there are many different typs of tea and flavors you can choose. yesterday my friend & I had brown sugar milk tea. there's also a variety of soda bubble tea if you don't like milk/tea drinks. Bubble tea originated from taiwan. you can also see her drink in the video.

[@sudiyopsy]

X @i3OO3A

[@sashawiellette984]

This is the most helpful info in like, the least amount of time. Saving this and watching for if I go to Germany in the future. Thank you for this efficient guide!

[@priyamurali4592]

I love you both. So comfortable in your skins and do not have to be on guard when the spouse is around. After being there for the family all the time, all it matters is to have a caring spouse.

[@sudelikespotato]

If you come to Freiburg in summer you will see so many people walking barefoot 😭😭

[@Awesomeficationify]

Is there any concern for foot pathogens? Seems like they would spread quickly there.

[@Izik8890]

​@@Awesomeficationify no problem - the sun will burn everything. I don't know how they don't fry their feet

[@SophieTYL]

Warum eigentlich ?:D

[@sudelikespotato]

@@Awesomeficationify nah not really, freiburg is also really clean

[@sudelikespotato]

@@Izik8890 ur right im asking this to myself too

[@StupiidLuciid]

“ if that guy walk closer to me, I run “ I felt that 😂😂

[@IDK-xe6yg]

Just from looking at your clothes, hunny your 100% German now

[@DearDrDoom]

😂 you are the best. Love from Australia 🇦🇺❤

[@noonesname1]

I live in Munich and I gotta agree, sometimes even I feel underdressed😂 the prices in Munich are high and you need good money to live there so naturally the people just dress fancier🤷‍♀️

[@kilometrul]

I live in München and I dress like a homeless because all my money go to rent.

[@bingewatchforever1587]

My hair dresser lived in Munich before, and he complains that people in the small town where he lives now don't care as much about how they dress...

[@noonesname1]

@@bingewatchforever1587 😂yeah I can relate my brother lives in a small town so whenever I visit him you can really see the difference in clothing

[@jakobmaximilianriedl1013]

@@kilometrul this is also me

[@annag.6343]

Similar in Stuttgart

[@Moonpie90]

I too live in a city where umbrellas are useless. I had 3 in my first 6 weeks here then gave up. Now I roll my eyes when I see twisted umbrellas shoved in bins

[@lyaneris]

I used to carry a pocket umbrella in my school bag. I think I used it once (western Germany). Since I've always vacationed in the north, I still struggle to see the value of them 😂 In my experience either the wind is too strong for the umbrella or you get wet anyways because the rain doesn't fall straight.

[@evawettergren7492]

Ah, yes. Those dead, discarded umbrellas... I call them "umbrella skeletons" because they kind of look like the bony remains of an animal, with just a bit of skin still attached.

[@lyaneris]

@@evawettergren7492 Meanwhile I keep the ones I like in a closet, to never be used 😂

[@karenwerner3152]

Umbrellas in NYC are like tumbleweeds in old Western movies- they're everywhere rolling past you on the street.

[@stalfithrildi5366]

In northern England, I will use an umbrella but you get a feeling for the Right Days for it. Half the time you're better with a big hat.

[@Some_Random_Personn]

I love how for Munich when she said “I feel so underdressed here, everyone is so fancy” This random guy in a simple white T-Shirt walks past in the backround 😂

[@emanuelaanastan866]

I live in Frankfurt, and I can relate 100% to your description! 😅 Btw I love your videos❤

[@lubi8792]

As a German city, I can confirm that this person had these thoughts when walking through me--

[@caprica6809]

As a Freiburgerin this was accurate😂

[@theteretet]

Vauban be like hahaha

[@lightsoutx4756]

FR XD@@theteretet

[@sagadabeans]

Why do people go barefoot?

[@caprica6809]

@@sagadabeans its healthy for your feet and posture - also freiburg is a really green City so we got a lot of hippies and people who love nature. And some just like being barefoot.

[@sagadabeans]

@@caprica6809 I go barefoot around the house because it's our custom here so I can relate to some of those benefits. Doing it outside is quite different but I guess that's because I live in a developing country with many dangerous things like nails, broken glass and microbes. If it works for them then great. Thank you for sharing. I learned something new from you today.

[@Manu-eh5xs]

It is actually so cool to see the city i live in in your videos, love it ^^

[@deathgun8734]

Freiburg no joke like that, I was walking across the station and saw like 3 people barefoot

[@oystertofu]

Lol I just moved to Germany and it takes about an hour or two by train to get to Frankfurt from where I live. I went there with this glamorous image in my mind… that image ended about 5 minutes after I stepped of the train.

[@bingewatchforever1587]

hehe :-D Well it does have its glamorous sides, too ... Not necesarily around the main station, though ...

[@SophieTYL]

Its a beautiful City, but many ugly people.

[@Itsjustme-Justme]

You needed 5 full minutes after leaving the train?

[@kleingeld6132]

There's a lot of wealth in Frankfurt, just not around the main station...as is the case in most cities lol

[@qwertyuiopzxcvbnm9890]

You should have taken a tram or other public transport from there, to get out of the train station district

[@quitschool9820]

„How can i be cool like them“ 😭😭❤️you‘re so cool already Uyen

[@bingobongo1615]

I mean fewer people in Berlin wear socks and sandals and outdoor clothing like her and her BF… Same goes for Munich.

[@lysan1445]

I can totally relate to that, especially when visiting Munich. I always feel underdressed. Fortunately, I live in Berlin.

[@annahayati8581]

I really love your Munich style!

[@totoro-chan7700]

I was in Berlin in 2010 and witnessed a man washing himself with soap in a fountain in the middle of a crowded square 😂

[@ClickUp]

I was in Berlin in 2010 and can confirm

[@gunthergonorrhoe7660]

Berlin changed a lot since 2010 but you still can see ppl in fountains

[@Reddragon69666]

Love these inner thoughts 😂

[@DearStephanieX]

She’s so cute 😭💕💕💕

[@oohlookatthatdoggo]

Video got funnier as you went along and I was laughing pretty hard by the end 😂❤

[@cocacraesh]

Frankfurt's rep is way worse than the city actually is. The problem is that its main station is surrounded by a problematic part of the city, but take the metro like one station towards Zeil and you are completely fine.

[@SophieTYL]

Welche sollen den bitte NOCH schlimmer sein?

[@cocacraesh]

@@SophieTYL hab meinen Kommentar abgeändert: in 2021 waren die Straftaten pro Kopf in Berlin höher als in Frankfurt, letztes Jahr lagen sie ungefähr gleich auf, aber Frankfurt war marginal höher. Hatte es falsch im Kopf gehabt wie sich die Zahl entwickelt hat.

[@qwertyuiopzxcvbnm9890]

Shh... Don't spoil the secret. We don't want others to know that they are missing out on a great city

[@ValeriaJo99]

I lived 10 years in a city close to Frankfurt and was often in Frankfurt at night and not even once i got robbed or something bad happened to me. It might not be the best city in germany but I don’t get why it gets so much hate 😂 i know there are some weird people and crackies around but as long as you don’t interact with them you’re fine.

[@davidz3879]

It's Germany's most dangerous city.

[@loandbehold7348]

Love to see my hometown being used as a stage for the major cities ❤

[@paulasp5905]

You're so cute ❤ I love your videos. They are clever and very relatable. Great work!

[@voyance4elle]

Soooo spot on 😂😂😂 I love Freiburg ❤

[@juststoppingby390]

You are doing so much for tourism in Germany and Vietnam. Both are now on my must visit list

[@MultiWTFGamer]

That’s not Berlin, that’s the Paradeplatz in Mannheim! ;D

[@Dani-lc9hq]

I was just wondering why I didn't recognize where in Berlin this is, cuz I know the city quite well, moved appartments there 5 times into different areas 😅

[@catherine6427]

​@@Dani-lc9hqmoving Apartments a good number of times is very Berlin

[@Dani-lc9hq]

@@catherine6427 that's true, couldn't find anything permanent and affordable.

[@DerDabischeMonnemer]

"little Berlin of BaWü"

[@juandanielcastillogomez4712]

She filmed every part of the video in Mannheim 🙄… of course she did not travel to all corners of the country just to film one video

[@night_sky_magic]

Your sense of humour ist amazing... I really like you very much. 🌻

[@sasukesarutobi3862]

The Bielefeld one was definitely the funniest 😂

[@qwertyuiopzxcvbnm9890]

Which one?

[@qwertyuiopzxcvbnm9890]

It's not in this video

[@sasukesarutobi3862]

@@qwertyuiopzxcvbnm9890 There's a running joke in Germany that Bielefeld doesn't exist, hence my joke about the non-existent visit there

[@verenas8974]

Because Bielefeld doesn't exist 😅😂

[@shanef.4151]

Heißen Sie Breisgau?

[@obsidianagent]

I was in all those cities... you nailed them!

[@jaday7282]

LOL @ Freiburg. I lived there for a year and the shoe thing is spot on! Especially near Vauban (where i lived) where it is more so!

[@justjinny88]

Why are they barefoot though? Lol

[@tjunog]

They really are barefoot???? But why tho???

[@augustlunaonline]

About to visit Germany, so I’m taken notes from your channel! 😂

[@stolkeyna]

Bro the "I feel so underdressed" is me anywhere 😭

[@chatgpt4135]

German : We dress so fancy even to go to grocery shop Russian : We put on lip gloss and foundation while returning home town from university Korea : Hold my soju (We dress fancy even when vacuum cleaning homes)

[@treehouse2902]

American: We wear t-shirts and jeans for every occasion we can get away with.

[@sylwia4487]

@@treehouse2902 yeah, when I moved there I quickly realised my clothes were too fancy for american soil :-D

[@RhodianColossus]

As a Berliner I can confirm, "I have to be sexiest motherfucker in Lidl" is my number one motivation for dressing well

[@SteelHex]

American: I wore a t-shirt and shorts in the office when they allowed it.

[@ABCDEFGH-qx6yn]

Japan : We dress like anime characters Cuba, Bolivia - We need money to afford quality clothes India, Bangladesh, Pakistan : A girls we cannot even dress casual, let alone so fancy , if we walk out of 4 walls towards grocery store in long jeans pant , we might get lynched or raped or beaten in midway as policing.

[@gaedingar9791]

I've grown up in Hamburg and using an umbrella usually doesn't even comes to my mind. :D

[@MsLinoi]

Ich besitze nicht mal einen😂.

[@TriviaCountdown]

I live in Florida - umbrellas are for the weak.

[@Bj-yf3im]

I was in Hamburg last week and the weather was amazing 🥰🌞 It was windy, especially around the Elbe, but it was really refreshing 😁

[@simonteesdale9752]

I live in Wellington, and I can't remember the last time I saw an umbrella. That and it's genuinely off-putting when you can't hear the wind.

[@JessieWinitaCook]

Frankfurt was basically my experience on thr main streets of prague. The tourist centres there are SO crowded.

[@Kkubey]

Had someone try to steal my phone out of my hands on a bridge in Prague, I noticed the attempted grab and quickly turned towards him, he was kind of shocked and said something in German to his buddy ("Das ist ein Fuchs"), making the situation even more odd for me.

[@ghosttwins5480]

You are a natural beauty and also funny. Keep up the good work and the trend.

[@Sas-rf9sy]

I think, Uyen just made a travel guide to Germany lasting only a few seconds and covered everything you need to know!

[@Klen1984]

aww. Frankfurt isn't half as dodgy. Just the streets are narrow 😂

[@MiaMerkur]

You nailed it again. 😄

[@LittleDreamer1412]

As someone who works and lives in Frankfurt, accurate as hell. Just ignore everyone, look confident, wear headphones to pretend you are not hearing people talking to you and never smile. You will be fine.

[@martinbruhn5274]

Yay, as somebody from Freiburg, it feels good to be mentioned at all

[@ManyInterestsLittleTime]

I need to go to Hamburg. It sounds like my hometown's sister city 😢

[@Zerbasst]

It‘s the best! haha

[@faultier1158]

It's not even that windy here - for that, you need to go to the actual coast.😅 But you still get the low contrast climate: not very hot during summer, not very cold during winter.

[@asavannah7439]

It's not very windy. It's absolutely beautiful with a lot of water and it's very green ❤❤

[@JustAJoX]

​@@faultier1158not windy ? dudi live in Hensted , about an 1h from hamburg and its windy as fuck bro big cities have their own weather, but is a dope city to explore😊

[@Hris69]

Can you do a Dielheim meme? I love your vids❤ Kannst du ein Dielheim meme?

[@Honorableflickflack]

that Boba looks fantastic

[@Sas-rf9sy]

What to pack when traveling to Germany: Cool outfits, peppers pray, umbrella, shoes, running shoes, fancy dress. Enjoy!

[@vildan2532]

I loved Freiburg even though I stayed just for a few hours, it was really pretty in the mountains with so many cute cafes^^!

[@hawks3605]

I used to live in Berlin for a few years and I totally recommend it for anyone in the comment section!

[@confidenceiskey477]

She is so cutee i love ur videos😂❤🎉🎉

[@ytalgorithmperfected3561]

this morning after my shower, i wore my big comfy robe out to walk our friends' dog in Berlin and this woman asked me "you are, uh, wearing your...bath?" and I said "yep! ist sehr bequem und auch, I just learned this, 'mir ist egal'. Shoenes Tag!"

[@Eekary2]

And I feel rad when I go to the supermarket in sweat pants. Kudos too you.

[@SuperStella1111]

Freiburg omg best description ever.

[@sudelikespotato]

FR

[@shrushetty]

Are people really walking barefoot there?

[@Zainabstyles28]

Yes

[@shrushetty]

Oh but I'm curious to know why. Please don't mind my constant asking

[@live_julie]

Omg, what's wrong with that city? 😅 I got all jokes except it

[@user-pb9si3ki5z]

I been to Frankfurt before and I have and to a small city near there called Karlsruhe you should go there some time!

[@LonelyPix]

meanwhile all of them wondering what in the heavens did the asians send to them, a pig god from opm😭😂

[@Naomi0509]

Omg yesss Freiburg is just too green 😂😂

[@NortOfficial]

Omg so true about Frankfurt, been through there alot, one day i went downtown, i just went on, 2 turns and drug, homeless people and weird guys, no thanks..

[@expatexpat6531]

That was the Bahnhofsviertel. You weren't downtown.

[@NortOfficial]

@@expatexpat6531 Isn't those skyscrapers in downtown?

[@expatexpat6531]

@@NortOfficial I suppose downtown for me starts at the Hauptwache. The Bahnhofsviertel/red light area extends up to the end of the Kaiserstrasse and into the side streets. If you're only passing through Frankfurt, you're likely to step out into the Bahnhofsviertel and be confronted with the darker side of life, but there are plenty of other parts of Frankfurt which are really nice (e.g. Bockenheim, Bornheim). I would say that the Bahnhofsviertel is actually safer than say Piccadilly Gardens in Manchester.

[@qwertyuiopzxcvbnm9890]

​@@expatexpat6531downtown indeed is to the east of the skyscrapers of the banking district. Hauptwache is definitely part of downtown. In between the skyscrapers there's also a beautiful green area called Taunusanlage. If you go to the train station from there you will go through a sketchy area close to some skyscrapers but they are only a few skyscrapers of all those in the city

[@qwertyuiopzxcvbnm9890]

​@@expatexpat6531and therefore one always takes public transport from the skyscrapers to the central train station

[@Luftballon1970]

The accuracy is perfect :D

[@Selly1801]

I live near Frankfurt, but when I was in Berlin I was way more paranoid someone could steal my stuff than I ever was in Frankfurt 😂😂

[@Kkubey]

There sure are those places. If you go sightseeing, you are at a high risk. In any other place, not more than anywhere else.

[@Leah_Loves122]

SHE WENT TO MY FAV BOBA SHOP OMG 😱😱😱 (Gotta love how she filmed Berlin in Mannheim)

[@teneleven2818]

Munich: Everybody dresses so fancy….but behind her is a guy in blue jeans with a plain white t shirt.

[@leecha3444]

That boba looks so good

[@QT3.1415]

I Live in Berlin. I Take that as a complement. Thank you

[@ThePikol1]

I had that boba when visiting Berlin! It was so delicious

[@spotifyoptional6121]

I now wish to visit Germany this feels magical

[@Cuteemogirl94]

Oh you should check out Passau

[@rekhabora5950]

Your cute smile always makes my day girl

[@illbeback111]

You hit Freiburg right on the nail with that :D

[@archangel2489]

Ok I lived so many years in Munich and i didn't feel like people were overdressed, most people were dressed casual... 😅

[@marinemarin4090]

As someone who left the nice weather of south France for the charming (💀) wether of Hamburg´s country side, yes. Umbrella are useless + having no sun is real hard

[@JennaNothing-uo5hy]

That boba 🧋 at the start be looking fire 🔥

[@thesayancheesehackle3104]

Freiburg was accurate 🤣🤣🤣

[@Biiku_]

Anyone else just want to pay her to travel with them? Like, "you don't have to do anything, just say all the stuff in your head out loud and eat food with me."

[@eiramu]

I was waiting for cologne, where you walk around as you like and find a new friend 🥰

[@vomm]

Cologne is no major city

[@michaelmuller1433]

@@vomm Yes, only the 4th biggest in Germany.

[@graces4149]

I went to cologne for CS tournament. Beautiful place to visit ❤

[@mirainvierno7952]

As someone who lives in Cologne since 4 years and made more friends than in the 29 years before, i can confirm 💯 the vibe is so open and welcoming, its impossible to be lonely in cologne.

[@qwertyuiopzxcvbnm9890]

​@@michaelmuller1433but quite unimportant since it has many other big cities north of it

[@schwestaefta]

I love that all of these scenes are captured in MANNHEIM :)

[@Shinyhappyperso]

Marvellous! Thank you for this. I have lots of German friends but haven't been there yet. Your insights are valuable to me. From UK