WHY is GERMANY so GREAT?

Germany always gets a bit of a bad name for being strict, structured and no fun, however, i think Germany is an amazing place that sometimes doesn't get as much recognition as it should..
So i made this video talking about i few thing I like that Germany does.. ENJOY!

[@pascusrex4152]

You know you are in Europe when your "New Town Hall" is 100 years old but still is 400 years newer then the "Old Town Hall". Great vid, you have such a good eye for the small things in a town.

[@PuntingForThePeople]

You know you are in Europe when a towns “old town hall” is older than your country 😂👌🏼✊🏼

[@alpenhuhn1]

The old Town Hall you catched at 0:30, I married my husband inside a few years ago.

[@alpenhuhn1]

You have to pay to get to the Viewing platform, sorry!

[@herzschlagerhoht5637]

Hör doch auf zu schnacken, Du Spinner! Old Rathaus.... haste in Spanien oder England schon einmal ein old Rathaus gefunden? Na also!

[@peter_meyer]

@@herzschlagerhoht5637 Bevor man andere als Spinner bezeichnet, sollte man sich mal an die eigenen Nase fassen. Natürlich gibt es auch in Spanien, z.B. in Zamora, ein "altes Rathaus".

[@peterkoller3761]

Germany 2019: the richest 10% in Germany own half the money. Germany 2020: the dumbest 10% in Germany own 50% of the toilet paper.

[@herzschlagerhoht5637]

Eher die Schlausten!

[@peterkoller3761]

@@herzschlagerhoht5637 für die Schlauesten gibts heute beim Metzger Hirn im Angebot. ist zwar nur Schweinshirn - aber hey: beggars can´t be chosers, udn ein upgrade isses allemal.

[@bomber9912]

@@herzschlagerhoht5637 Wer hamstern geht hat die Kontrolle über sein Leben verloren.

[@IchhabezuvielYoutubegegucktO_o]

@@herzschlagerhoht5637 Die Leute profitieren nur davon, dass andere sich bewusst dagegen entscheiden, zu Hamstern, bzw sie profitieren nicht mal davon, was bringt ihnen das hamstern? Sie schüren nur Panik und machen den Einkauf anderer schwerer, ohne dass sie irgendeinen Grund dafür hätten

[@justanothername5199]

@@herzschlagerhoht5637 da du scheinbar zu den Hamstern gehörst... kannst du mir erklären, warum ihr Klopapier hamstert? Bei einer Lungenkrankheit? Oder hast du nur deinem Herdentrieb nachgegeben?

[@derauditor5748]

"Denkmalschutz" is a thing here. Ist great as long as you don't live in one Ü

[@Jimo1956]

Good point. Can actually ruin you financially.

[@alexpond648]

@@Jimo1956 and it feels like you can't do anything with it.

[@bigfunanAmericaninGermany]

nicely done! i love it here too! i'm from Chicago and have been here for just over three years... and i love it here too!

[@Kris2510]

Queen Victoria was of House "Hannover". Her son Edward VII was of the House "Sachsen-Coburg & Gotha".

[@tusk70]

The "Windsors" are a german family.

[@janp5063]

@@tusk70 Also the other side is german/greek.

[@jumi9342]

They changed their name in 1917 under domestic pressure because of the german heritage and the strategic bombing of London by Gotha bombers from "Saxe-Cobrg and Gotha" to "Windsor". source: de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haus_Windsor

[@k.schmidt2740]

One of the most moving things in all of Hannover is the DOOR of the Marktkirche, when it is CLOSED. It tells the story of Germany's fall into Nazism, the catastrophe of WWII, and the rebuilding after the war. The bronze picture story closes with an admonition.

[@yankeefred01]

Jacob ... I simply LOVE Hannover!! I simply LOVE Germany!! I would move back, & STAY THERE if I was able to do so!! It is truly my favorite country after they USA! I lived in Muenchen for 3 years, & I tried to stay longer, but the US Army made other plans for me! Now, watching your VLOGS just makes me want to go back!! THANK YOU for sharing with us!!!

[@PuntingForThePeople]

It’s a nice small(ish) city ☺️ today was the first time I really walked around outside of the main Hauptbahnhof area, I was not disappointed ☺️😁👌🏼

[@stefanfalldorf6573]

Somebody that likes it at Hannover likes it everywhere. Nichts ist doofer als Hannover.

[@a_lethe_ion]

@@stefanfalldorf6573 Hannover, Stadt des freundlichen grau.. wobei die Herrenhäuser Gärten schon schön sind, die Altstadt auch...

[@WalidovicVLOGS]

nice video and good informations, thanks for sharing that with us, I'm Algerian living with my German wife in the UK and we are moving next week to city which is very close to yours called Braunschweig, I make videos on KZbin too as a Vlogger who describe a life of an Algerian emigrant in Europe, I'll be pleased to meet u one day. greetings to you and wish you all best.

[@raizenotaku5378]

I hope to meet you one day when I start living in Germany. You've boosted my interest.

[@marcvanpoucke5560]

I was surprised that you didn't reflect on the '1945' scale model of the destroyed city. On the other side, there was another maquette probably on the actual Hannover. In fact, a lot of the buildings were rebuilt according to their ancient plans. The 'old' is in a certain sense the fake but it explains how people like to have imaginative anchors in the past.

[@IamMic286]

Like any big City in Germany...

[@andibuletten6206]

Your videos are always really atmospheric.

[@PuntingForThePeople]

Try my best to get the watchers in the zone ☺️🙏🏼

[@mojojim6458]

You make a really good point. You found the perfect word.

[@KenMiller]

I really liked this video. I love seeing the history and diversity of the country. Oh, and I must compliment you on your German language lessons. I can tell just by listening to you slipping in the odd German phrase that you're becoming more comfortable with the language! Good for you, mate! :)

[@thomasdickmann3310]

next time at the rathaus, spend the 3€ for the elevator to get on the top of it. its going up in angle and has a glass bottom. when the weather is great you can see about nearly about 100km. behind the rathaus is the maschpark with a pond and lots of places for picnic and sunbathing. and right behind this, is the maschsee de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maschsee

[@abcpichard1]

Aside of many other qualities: I like your sense for colours in your videos - good work!

[@PuntingForThePeople]

Glad you like them!

[@rashomon351]

(probably mentioned somewhere down below) 1:51: actually that's the "Neue Rathaus" (new Town Hall). It was built between 1901 and 1913 in an "wilhelminic style", just to confuse people ;) The old town hall built in 1230 is near the "Marktkirche", just where you tried to get pictures of the firefighters' wedding. The New Town Hall is one of Hannovers most iconic photo locations. There's a park in the backyard with a lake. And anybody with a camera who considers himself a "serious photographer" takes pictures of the new town hall from theback during blue hour (just google "Neues Rathaus Hannover"). Just look for the spots at the lake shore where there's no more grass (but you'd have to be early, otherwise all the good spots are taken). On the point of germany being green (I'll leave out the more rural areas ;) : Despite jokes about Hannover not being one of germanies "real" main cities (ok, the joke is: Hannover isn't actually on the ass of the world, but you can definetly see it from there), Hannover is definetly considered one of germanies most green "larger" cities. So, this may add to your impression of germany being a green country ;)

Hi Jacob, I always enjoy your videos about "my" city. And this time you were between Steintor and New town hall, where I live. Just some remarks.... The wedding was in the old town hall. The church beneath it is the Marktkirche. The oldest church of Hannover. To enter the platform is only possible by a very special elevator and no, that is not free. It's, I think 3€. You can get the ticket for it in the entrance hall and there is a sign how long you have to wait for the ride. The elevator has a capacity of only 5 passengers plus the operator. But I can recommend it, you will have a fantastic view of Hannover. If you need a guide for some nice places here, let me know.

[@jensgoerke3819]

Not all museums are free, but those that require a fee usually use that to provide more information and a more immersive experience. There's an old Hünengrab just off the small coast road north of Eckernförde that's completely open, but the entrance fee to the Haithabu museum south of Schleswig gives you access to far more details about the Vikings. While you're in the are you might want to visit the Freilichtmuseum Molfsee, where you'll find restored buildings and workshops from different time periods. Just plan accordingly - you'll want to spend hours at every museum ;-)

[@PianistStefanBoetel]

Yeah, it's the new town hall but it pretends to be old 😁 in historism all best archtetural styles of all time are mashed together 👍😅 Thank you for your positivity! Hanover is a very lovely place. Lot's of green and calm spots but also architectural highlights from different periods. My grand aunt used to live there. On my way between my hometown Hamburg and university in Mainz I stopped and drank coffee with her. Lovely memories.

[@stefans.6858]

That is the "Altes Rathaus" (old town hall) and there is the "Standesamt" (Registry Office) located. And the big building is the "Neues Rathaus" (new town hall).

[@santaclaus0815]

"a lot of things are free" well yes and no. you are not charged directly but things have to be maintained and taken care of. so taxes are a little bit higher than compared to other countries. unfortunately people complaining about taxes dont see the upside and not all people seeing these free services see the downside.

[@song7087]

I live in Göttingen and used to commute to Hannover for my job. Great city indeed and also, great video 😃 viel Spaß beim Deutsch lernen !

[@olivertenby4014]

Again a great video, I really like you and your vlogs.

[@renemarquardt9725]

Jacob, I love your videos :) Also protection of nature and animals is enshrined in our constitution: Article 20a "Der Staat schützt auch in Verantwortung für die künftigen Generationen die natürlichen Lebensgrundlagen und die Tiere im Rahmen der verfassungsmäßigen Ordnung durch die Gesetzgebung und nach Maßgabe von Gesetz und Recht durch die vollziehende Gewalt und die Rechtsprechung." "Mindful also of its responsibility towards future generations, the state shall protect the natural foundations of life and animals by legislation and, in accordance with law and justice, by executive and judicial action, all within the framework of the constitutional order."

[@toddtroll2220]

Your video makes me feel bad for being long time not in Hanover.

[@thorstenkoethe]

3:05 a scene of Hannover in 1945 after WWII - when you are back at the Rathaus next time take a longer shot of that scene, please. It was only a short view but It looks amazing!

[@PuntingForThePeople]

There were a couple of these model settings, ill definitely go back to get some more shots! ✊🏼☺️

[@mondkalb9813]

There are four models of Hannover at different periods. Here you can see all of them, with lots of details of the 1945 model: kzbin.info/www/bejne/paebZ2CwobWCb5Y Here is a slightly longer video with only the '45 model: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iITTdnmuZbOtY80

[@k.schmidt2740]

The 1943 model is an accurate model of the destruction of Hannover after the fire-bombing. I once lived in one of the houses that survived and is on the model - accurate right down to the fact that the top story was destroyed, but not the rest of the house. That is exactly what you see on the model. Fantastic.

[@Killian.Hardegen]

Hey man, it´s funny that you mention germans not destroying old for new stuff. Especially in Hannover the war took care of that. 85 % of the Houses in Hannover where destroyed by air raids, so Hannover pretty much changed it´s charakter and was rebuild in a different kind of way. The part of Hannover, which today is known as "Altstadt" with all the pubs in it, actually has lot´s of old houses that never originally stood there. They where dismantled from other places around the city and rebuild concentrated at that spot to mimic the historic City Center. Great vid!

[@MegaJJ1968]

Another super nice video 👍

[@bjoern0975]

Not sacrificing the old for the new is actually only a more recent tendency in German city planning. With Hannover you are actually in the prime exemplar city for what was done all over Germany after WWII: the few old buildings left standing after bombing raids were torn down, too, in order to build wider streets and make cities more car friendly. Architects and city planners in many places back then were actually sort of happy for the destruction that had happened as they finally could get rid of narrow medieval city structures and build "modern" cities.

[@klauskirsch4371]

Nice video of Hannover👍 I like it!

[@PuntingForThePeople]

Danke Klaus! ☺️ always great to show off the great things I get to see everyday 🙏🏼😊

[@julianachilles8555]

You should propably also visit the University, the Herrenhäuser Gärten (since you like the nature so much, theyre pretty huge) and the Zoo (in my humble opinion one of the nicest in Germany). Ive shown the Zoo to an american friend of mine. He wasnt sure about going to a zoo in the beginning because he thought of it like childs stuff, but everyone kept talking to him about how great it is, so he came and wasnt disappointed. :D

[@ratchetclank2948]

You can visit the Herrenhäuser Gärten in Hannover/ Herrenhausen. Your girl will know it. It s one of the biggest flower gardens in the world

[@Jimo1956]

Agreed. Visiting the Herrenhäuser Gardens fireworks is a great experience too.

[@RustyDust101]

A friend of mine lived in the oldest house in our tiny little village. It currently is over 450 years old, yet from the outside you wouldn't believe it. But once you get inside you can see the low ceilings throughout the house. The whole village was first mentioned in the local church registry around 1108. Since that time the village has never been completely abandoned, even through disease, wars, etc.

[@HogPlay]

I like the video - If there was one thing I would change It would be the volume on the background music. For my taste it is a tat too loud. Thanks for the content - keep it up ♥.

[@meinich5488]

Nice video and one the videos showing that the stereotypes don't fit. Whenever to come to northern Germany, especially Lübeck, I would like to be your guide. Do you like dogs? That will end if the big red monster living with me shows his love for dog loving people.

[@matthiaskalupner6041]

Hannover lost a lot of it's historical buildings during WW2 so they had a lot of free space to build new stuff and are extra carefull to keep the old stuff. That happened to a lot of the bigger cities. If you go a bit further back in history to the 19th century you'll find that they broke down a lot of historical buildings because they were in the way (nearly no bigger city has a city wall anymore but if you look on a map you can often see where they once stood: mostly where now a circular street around the city center is - or a circular park area). I think it changes your perspective if you loose a lot of stuff unintentionally. :o)

[@yourhalfwaygenius8323]

What where you doing in Hannover? Nobody knows this. By the way it’s the „neues Rathaus“. For the thing you said about nature about 1/3 (32%) of Germany is still covered in woods

[@lorplays9732]

Thank you for taking us along on your trip :D

[@PuntingForThePeople]

Your welcome, always need to share the puppers with the public 😉

[@ShadowZZZ]

Germany is probably one of the best countries on Earth. It's constitution (Grundgesetz) is one of the most just laws ever. It's people are generally open, welcoming, kind, and the public youth is relaxed, progressive and very liberal. Germany has a very rich history, great buildings, castles, classy old towns with stone roads and middle-aged houses, cathedrals, and phenomenal architechtural structures like churches. It's economy (a fair mixture of free-market capitalism and socialism) is very strong and stable, primarily due to dual-studying, an education explosion, hidden champions (specialized companies) and focus on STEM fields (science, technology, engineering, maths). A lot of intellectual thinkers, great composers, philosophers, writers, mathematicians, and physicists were german: Immanuel Kant, Hegel, Nietzsche, Marx, Schopenhauer, Einstein, Kepler, Goethe, Schiller, Werner von Braun, Werner Heisenberg, Max Plank, Bosch, Haber, Euler, Riemann, Leipzig, Gauss, Beethoven, Brahms, Bach, Mozart, Schubert, Schumann. German academics lay huge value in objectivity and information. German universities are almost free. German healthcare is almost free. If you're unemployed you get some monthly money from the government to keep you above poverty line. It's in my honest opinion one of the best countries on earth.

[@Katsu_6-8-9]

You sir have a nice Camera!

[@ratchetclank2948]

The Celler Schloss (Castle of Celle) is also stunning. You can text me if you want to meet someone near Celle. Enjoy your time here!

[@kkensh]

Beautiful video.

[@rickyn1135]

Very enjoyable. More dogs please.

[@PuntingForThePeople]

Always trying to fit more dogs in, soon the host will need to change to a puppy 😅

[@Ammmericanpie]

Germany is incredible, greetings from Switzerland ✌

[@michaelvonfriedrich3924]

Good video Jacob!!

[@PuntingForThePeople]

Danke Michael! It was a nice relaxing day out 😁 glad it came across well in the video 🙏🏼☺️

[@eisenkoenig8324]

0:00 Is... is this an August von Mackensen Statue? That is so AWESOME!

[@a_lethe_ion]

unterm schwanz halt

[@Mimi-nk8ro]

New subscriber🙋

[@peterkoller3761]

The Italians ar singing and making music from their balconies to cheer each other up. The Germans follow in their footsteps: they are standing on their balconies reciting the house rules to their neighbours.

[@Jimo1956]

Nice one. Thanks fot the good joke.

[@limes194]

3:00 In Germany a house with politicians is called a rat-house 😁

[@RioMuc]

Don't confuse others and lead them to think we call our politicians "Rats". :-) "Rat" means "Council" and "Ratten" means "Rats".

[@chrisrudolf9839]

Well, in English you could think from the sound of the word that "politics" is about multiple bloodsucking parasites (poly-ticks)

[@rippspeck]

Hanover is a great representation of Germany. It's the most humble city I could think of.

[@ElonizuMuskamoto]

Punting for the people: warum Deutschland nice ist Intro: Stadtfluss mit Kondom drin

[@peter_meyer]

Und? Ist biologisch abbaubar.

[@PuntingForThePeople]

Was more going for the reflection of the lovely trees and buildings in the water, but each person sees it differently 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@mojojim6458]

@@PuntingForThePeople And guess which people see the bad things among the good.

[@Sanouscha]

das sieht mir nach Kronkorken aus...

[@DickOwner]

I Too Love Germany I Want To Live There After Graduation

[@youtousim]

Equally important as free culture is free education, free healthcare and free social care.

[@jigsawhaircut1806]

It's not free when you automatically lose money on your paycheck every month for your _free_ Healthcare

[@pf6570]

Mate it's undeniable that Germany is such great country no doubt about it !! but let's be honest I wouldn't hesitate to move to Australia 🇦🇺 if I would have a chance!! Amazing country!! marvelous people

[@dirkheinz]

In hannover ist nicht weit von celle.celle ist wundern schönen Altstadt

[@nordwestbeiwest1899]

His forest is sacred to the German. If a forest is to be cut down in Germany, all citizens stand together against those who want to destroy the forest. Then the German is really combative angry and violent. It's about the forest !!!!

[@luckyqualmi]

Right. In former times almost all of Germany was covered in dense forests. If it would be allowed I would build me a home in the woods. :)

[@fabiansaerve]

Mr. Pink and we cut 2/3 of all trees. Yeah we love our forests! /s

[@robertdunlap2594]

To add on to your last point 2/3 rd of germany is still covered in forest. So a lot of dense greenery which is sometimes a sight in itself.

[@fabiansaerve]

Robert Dunlap no you’re wrong just 1/3 and most of its forests are in the south. Source www.nabu.de/natur-und-landschaft/waelder/lebensraum-wald/13284.html

[@janpracht6662]

You live in Hildesheim (my old hometown)? Then you should visit Stadtmuseum on the old market place, probably you already know it. My mom is working there sometimes. www.stadtmuseum-hildesheim.de/

[@junowood5951]

cute :) greetings from hamburg

[@joshwareddy7323]

One of the greatest of country of 20th century

[@carolinec8804]

Bündig und zum Punkt!

[@bizzynation3552]

The video image is so clear and fun what's camera do you shoot with plz???

[@PuntingForThePeople]

Canon EOS RP with a RF 24-240mm lens 😁

[@bizzynation3552]

@@PuntingForThePeople ok thanks for replying am a new subscribers✌

[@diedruidin]

Hinweis: In JEDEM! Rathaus, Uni , z.T Botschaft, Kaufhaus usw. kannst du günstig!! zu MITTAG ESSEN 🍝🥗🍜🍧🍰

[@PuntingForThePeople]

I didn’t know this... I’ll need to check it out 👀🤤

[@diedruidin]

@@PuntingForThePeople In Berlin ist this/that? Standard!

[@diedruidin]

@@PuntingForThePeople You have a studend card..? %%%% for a 🍜🥗🍧

[@petrakhaldoun-schweiker6763]

Wo lebst du? In BaWü gibt es keine Restaurants in Rathäusern. Ich werde bald 50. Das habe ich noch nie gesehen.

[@diedruidin]

@@petrakhaldoun-schweiker6763 Hab ich geschrieben - Berlin. Und es sind auch keine Restaurants, sondern Kantinen Kennst nicht In Karstadt? Jeder kann auch in der Uni essen . ER ⬆️hat ja noch ein Studi Ausweis. Dann bekommt er den Uni Tarif.

[@MisterKackhaufen]

5:20 its not because dont take Advantage of our history, it sbecause we want to encourage People on going there and seeing it with their own eyes. Especially things that are related to the Holocaust.

[@fredwien8340]

i loved youre red beard !

[@Maxtherealone]

Nice shoes man!👌🏼

[@religiohominilupus5259]

You're wrong, Jacob. Germany's only great because of all its puppies--forget about everything else. 😛😀 I actually agree with the points you made--thanks for the reminder! 😀

[@PuntingForThePeople]

That just takes it to the next level and makes up for any shortcomings 😅😂👌🏼🐶

[@Hemiwal]

:-) !

[@religiohominilupus5259]

@@PuntingForThePeople Too right, mate! 😀

[@Randy1337]

Ehhhh what? Not charge for most of the things? That is not true. Even going to the toilet costs 1 € everywhere. It is true though, that you can visit most of our castles for free. 2nd point with the history buildings. Ehm, ofc we do not destroy buildings who look this fantastic and are like 1000 years old. We restore them. Germany is great because we work very accurate and keep our environment clean. We have some great beers, if you enjoy those kind of drinks and some great regional foods. Our bread is fantastic and the best in the world, just like our health care system. I think most of us are very helpful and if you try to speak a little German(just like in every other country I guess) people appreciate the effort, regardless of your language skill and are even more likely to help you out in any situation.

[@klauskruger6187]

I have never heard such a confusing piano rythm before. When you dance on this you'll get seesick.

[@michamcv.1846]

surely its closed for the private swingerparty @ sylvester xD

[@Stephanthesearcher]

do you know that the british royality are decendants of the house hannover

[@RioMuc]

...and then changed their name on the II World War to the "fictitious" family name Windsor, taken from the castle.

[@folkestender2025]

@@RioMuc Sorry, you are wrong, it was World War I, not World War II. In the year 1917 the royal family of Sachsen-Coburg and Gotha changed their name to Windsor.

[@Hemiwal]

6:51 hey guy, I know you. YOU love puppys :-)

[@PuntingForThePeople]

Always love what you can’t have 😅👌🏼

[@danielw.2442]

@@PuntingForThePeople Lets see when the next cat appears out of nowhere to get a free cuddel😉

[@rjmramos1534]

Hannover💚💚💚

[@carmenana4890]

I am happy you like Germany 💖💖💖 others that come here as Refuge think they could be crime here anstead say thank you for this Help..... Thank you for the nice Words 🙏💐💕

[@stevecntower]

No one: No one in the World: Me (bin Deutscher): Hmmmm interessant

[@michaeleckhard763]

It was.

[@PianistStefanBoetel]

5:59 Innovative new architecture.

[@M4tti87]

Oh Hannover :D

[@erfanhosseini3212]

I live in Germany

[@cs.soaring.5280]

Kiwi in Germany says maybe not.

[@Mike-dg2pw]

It is no Church, the Church is in your Back there. Ist das alte Rathaus mit dem Standesamt.

[@Jimo1956]

Correct. Married there myself. One wonders that in the day and age of the internet one would be better prepared when visiting somewhere. Knowing where you are, want to go, opening hours, entrance fees etc.

[@Thearchives-0]

just came from ukraine and i love it here

[@gracielalopez5586]

hallo ich bin mexikanerin

[@soundblaweiterbla]

Und dann BOOM, Min 6:00 die Stahl-Glas-Kastenschrott.

[@ThePixel1983]

Hi, anyone else who thinks the music is too loud?

[@paddy1941]

No

[@cartmann227]

👍

[@PuntingForThePeople]

🙏🏼✊🏼🔥

[@Jimo1956]

WTF. 5 mins into the film and the only "fact" up to then is showing the Town Hall, which is for free. Really, there are toWn halls in the UK that charge you to enter? The Town Hall/Rathaus is actually the New Rathaus. He was standing right next to the Old Rathaus in the beginning seemingly being unaware. Germany is grerat BTW because Germans in general are great people. Lived in Hannover myself for 25 years. No comment on the picture when entering the the New Rathaus showing flattened Hannover at the end of WW2? Courtesy of Bomber Command RAF and the USAAF..

[@Kessina1989]

Deutschland ist toll, wenn man in einer reichen Gegend wohnt und nicht im sozialen Brennpunkt!

[@beadus3512]

Kessina1989 Ist das nicht überall auf der Welt so?

[@Kessina1989]

@@beadus3512 Die meisten Menschen auf der Welt wohnen ja auch dort, ansonsten kann man sich ja die Miete nicht mehr leisten!

[@carmenana4890]

Das kannst du laut sagen

[@bordeauxdoggehenry7841]

Boah Hannover :D

[@luckymigrant]

Frage mal die Hartzer 😂😂😂

[@gunterschaaf9781]

Danke fürs Vid,Du zeigst uns Deutschen erstmal was sie für ein schönes Land haben.Aber wie lange noch.

[@PuntingForThePeople]

Danke!

[@aidtfeldkamp]

Wearing a hat, cap or hood inside of buildings is impolite in Germany. So: take them off - not only in churches! Exception: synagoges.

[@chrisrudolf9839]

Not necessarily if you are just strolling down the corridor minding your own business. It is impolite to wear a hat if you have a conversation or attend a meeting indoors.

[@petrakhaldoun-schweiker6763]

Have you ever visited the Museumsinsel "island of museums" in Berlin. There are an absolute must. Especially Pergamon- and Bode-museum. But the entry costs nowadays a fortune. After the opening of the border between east and west in 1991 the Pergamonmuseum costed 0.50€, Audio Guide included. Today it costs about 20 €. So I have to disappoint you and tell you the truth. Germany is really fu**ing expensive. For everything you need from the city hall you have to pay about 10 to 20 €. A birth certificate is only valid for 6 months. So that is that for example. And amusement parks, important sights are expensive! Period

[@Toddel1234567]

A birth certificate is only valid for 6 months?! This is nonsense. A birth certificate is valid for a lifetime in Germany. If you have lost it you have to apply for it again and pay a few euros. With all my love, I don't find 20 € for the Pergamon Museum too expensive. It is a reasonable price for what you can see there. And if they are unemployed they even get free entry. I cannot understand your criticism.

[@mojojim6458]

1:26

[@ralfbreunig806]

Greeding from Cologne

[@factsare3852]

Germany is great because we have learned to tolerate. please understand our way of life before coming here.

[@christianloher150]

Low wages, high cost, destructive politics, pollution on a high, no one sticking together and all the money gets wasted for migrants. Great country of mine. How low must other countries be?

[@soundblaweiterbla]

Visit Germany before it is gone out of history.

[@ROFLKOTER]

Oh ye... we r dying. Didnt notice thx

[@herzschlagerhoht5637]

Deutschland is dä goilste Club der Wölt! ;)

[@leefrancis4565]

Germany isn't a great Country, never has been either. In fact I feel sorry for anyone stuck there.

[@progameryt4058]

Bruh why????

[@ROFLKOTER]

nice Argument

[@progameryt4058]

@@ROFLKOTER wdym it was a question

[@ROFLKOTER]

@@progameryt4058 that was not addressed to you, but to that Lee Francis xd

[@ROFLKOTER]

@@progameryt4058 oh Frick i didnt want to @ you xd