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Hi! I definitely wanna come back but not sure when❤ hopefully soon😊

Hi, it was Motel One - Römer!!! Recommend 100%!

Hello, it isn't easy to say why you were attacked, yes it could be that some weirdo didn't like your skin color but from what you said a kick from behind isn't that bad, be happy that nothing more has happened to you. I have some tipps for you for the safety in Frankfurt. There are indeed some areas in Frankfurt that can be a little dangerous for outsiders. Normally the Konstablerwache is safe for everybody but you have to know, that there are drug dealers selling mostly weed drugs around the large plateau at Konstablerwache, very close to the exits of the subway. They seem to occupy the region around the plateau and especially near the exits of the subway. If you know where the bad guys normally stay, you can avoid these places and be more safe. Also there are special kind of streets near the main train station, especially close by the red light district, that I would avoid especially at night. Do not stay at the front entry and at the side entries of the main train station too long, if you don't know how to behave, you will probably see many mad people and might get scared, also there are many beggars there. From experience I can say, that the most scammers and gangsters look for the weak and young people to rip off and people that don't know the rules at these areas. Since I have put some weight on and got stronger (I am 98kg now with a height of 173cm), it seems the gangsters aren't interested in trouble with me because of my stature. My advise is, ask a local which areas you should avoid as a foreigner and if you have to go to these areas, ask how you should behave there. As I said Konstablerwache is quite safe actually, I would only avoid the surroundings of the large plateau (near the stairs) when there is no market on it and the upper entries of the subway because this is the area of the drug dealers.

Hi! Thank you for your comment, I'm sorry for what happened, I hope you're okay and nothing will happen to you during your studies!☺Stay safe!xx

@@evelinatyrnerova thank you very much 😊

Yes, it is so beautiful during summertime 🩷

Hii! I stayed at the Hotel Berg, it should be linked in the description of the video and it was definitely *THE BEST* hotel I stayed in during my solo trip! I slept so well, it was comfortable and I enjoyed my stay there! And it's in my opinion for a very good price! Enjoy your stay in Cologne, it's a beautiful city! And if you have any other questions ask me whenever! 🩷

Yes

Thank you for your comment, Charly! 😊

Well, I would like to make more documentaries-styled videos other than vlogs.. But I need to think about it.. I do have some videos ready for this channel, so this definitely isn't the last video but in the future I don't think having 2 channels is sustainable (or at least for me)... Wanted to try it out in both languages and now I need to think what's next 😊

Yes! Absolutely! Better pay more and stay safe than less and be in some bad area! Enjoy your stay & stay safe! ✨️

Thank you😊

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Hi, yes, I was scared of the situation, cause I have never seen SO MANY junkies at one place. And of course I didn't know how could they act 😊

yes i am also from Frankfurt and i can confirm that a 100%, but in Frankfurt there are around 2 or 3 streets were many people take drugs because they get the sterilized utensils for taking drugs there. This way the City can lower the deathts by Drugs.

Hello, I hope you're doing well. I wanted to tell you about a terrible incident that happened to me today. Two days ago, I arrived in Frankfurt for my studies. This morning, around 7 o'clock, I was on my way to do my anmeldung. I had just gotten off at Konstablerwache station and was talking on the phone with my sister when suddenly, out of nowhere, a man came up and kicked me from behind. I was so scared that I just ran away. I think he might have been drunk. I'm still shocked and horrified. I'm worried about what might happen if something like this occurs again and I'm unable to defend myself. I don't know how I'm going to get through the rest of my time here. However, this incident has taught me to always be aware of my surroundings. I hope no one else has to go through something like this. "Can you please clarify why I was targeted? I was just talking on the phone and I haven't done anything wrong. Is this happening because of my skin color (brown)? Please let me know so that I can be more aware and avoid situations that may put me at risk of being attacked. Thank you."

@@pradeeppatwa72 Hello, it isn't easy to say why you were attacked, yes it could be that some weirdo didn't like your skin color but from what you said a kick from behind isn't that bad, be happy that nothing more has happened to you. I have some tipps for you for the safety in Frankfurt. There are indeed some areas in Frankfurt that can be a little dangerous for outsiders. Normally the Konstablerwache is safe for everybody but you have to know, that there are drug dealers selling mostly weed drugs around the large plateau at Konstablerwache, very close to the exits of the subway. They seem to occupy the region around the plateau and especially near the exits of the subway. If you know where the bad guys normally stay, you can avoid these places and be more safe. Also there are special kind of streets near the main train station, especially close by the red light district, that I would avoid especially at night. Do not stay at the front entry and at the side entries of the main train station too long, if you don't know how to behave, you will probably see many mad people and might get scared, also there are many beggars there. From experience I can say, that the most scammers and gangsters look for the weak and young people to rip off and people that don't know the rules at these areas. Since I have put some weight on and got stronger (I am 98kg now with a height of 173cm), it seems the gangsters aren't interested in trouble with me because of my stature. My advise is, ask a local which areas you should avoid as a foreigner and if you have to go to these areas, ask how you should behave there. As I said Konstablerwache is quite safe actually, I would only avoid the surroundings of the large plateau (near the stairs) when there is no market on it and the upper entries of the subway because this is the area of the drug dealers.

@@bluescout10 thank you very much sir, for such detailed response and I will definitely follow all your suggestion and always be on alert all the time and follow all the rules. 🙏🏻❤️😊

Hope you are doing okay after that experience :(

Hi, I'm so glad I helped you! ❤️ Yes, I'm now doing okay, it's been a couple of months since I was there. I was a bit traumatized and was scared at night, but I think it's okay now. ❤️ Stay safe there!

Hi, I don't know. I haven't been to NYC 😊

I actually came from Cologne and did a sleepover and the next day I was suppose to go to Berlin, so it was just a half-a-day trip to Frankfurt. I saw even the pretty parts of the city, such as the Main Tower, Opera etc (you can see that in my previous video about Frankfurt). Yes, it's my mistake and I learned a lesson from not researching where exactly I'm going and what the situation is there like. It was my first ever solo trip and it shows 😆. So now I know if I'm ever gonna go somewhere again, to not check the hotels by prices but by the location and reviews, cause I clearly didn't do that this time.

That is a fair comment, but increasingly tourists to W Europe report straying into 'no go zones' - it is a canary in the coal mine that should warn governments and prompt them to take action

I was outside, check the previous vlog. 😉

You seem to be bored cause you keep commenting on this video😀

Well they might be good, but the area is scary 😄

I mean I've never been around so many addicts and the looks they've been giving to me... You never know, even if I was minding my business you never know what they could do.🤷🏽‍♀️

This complacent 'oh it's not that bad really' attitude is how European cities became unsafe. I've done the same thing and accidentally booked hotels in such areas because tourists don't expect this insanity

Avoid it, stay in Mainz, Wiesbaden or Würzburg they’re much nicer.

I would recommend staying in hotel called Motel One Frankfurt-Römer (link in the description of this video). It is approx. 20 minutes by walk from the train station, easily reached by a tram too. The hotel is absolutely wonderful and if I could re-plan it, this is the one I'd go to! And if I didn't have this sort of experience, I would totally enjoy it! But because I was scared & paranoid that someone is still gonna walk into my room (even in 4 ⭐️ hotel), I didn't sleep a single second. But there was nothing to be scared about at all.

It is just my point of view and my experience! To others it can be a wonderful city! 😊

I always thought Germans were super civilized and German cities super secured! I have only been to Berlín and just a couple of days and have a good impression. So sorry you went through this :(

@@MartaGarcia-qy7yc Berlin is amazing! But not every city is like that☺

Frankfurt is far from being a terrible city. Only 200 meters from where she booked her hotel, the city is clean, attractive and the city center and the area around the Main are great. But if you book a hotel in the little corner of the city where the drug addicts hang out and then don't even dare to step outside the door to find that it looks completely different 3 minutes away, I can only feel sorry for her. If you look at other reports from tourists in Frankfurt, you get a real picture and not this biased perception of a woman who probably wets her pants when a balloon pops. People like that are not fit to visit other countries. Knowledge is power. She has none of it

@@MartaGarcia-qy7yc The area around the train station in Frankfurt is the meeting place for the city's drug addicts. The majority of these people do not come from Germany. And if you don't wet your pants just because you see homeless people and drug addicts on the sidewalks about 100 meters around the train station, you'll realize that 3 minutes' walk away is a modern, attractive city where you can store, eat and party. And the historic district around the Römer is very well known. This woman is a pantser and should definitely not be traveling alone. Because every big city has a corner where the outcasts of society hang out and she always thinks that the whole city is terrible. I honestly feel sorry for her. A German or other European woman would have looked at her, shaken her head and walked through with her head held high... And not sleeping all night because of the people on the street? .... ridiculous... But of course a good story and click bait

I mean the city is absolutely beautiful, I felt like I'm in New York and when I was visiting all the touristic places I felt comfortable, which is I think visible in the video. But I wanted to share also the other part of the city, the not so pretty one that people don't really show in their vlogs (if the video isn't specifically about the problem). But this experience led to something that you'll see in the next video, so stay tuned & subscribe if you haven't already. ✨️😊

Hi, I'm going to be in Frankfurt for some days before Christmas. My hotel will be Scandic, very near to the Main Station area, but typically not in the "dangerous" zone. I want to ask, could it be risky to go from the station to my hotel by walking through that zone in the morning?

@@Marios_Gr I would say no, i would say that it feels much more dangerous than it really is. And if you dont like to walk through that area you can always take a taxi or uber but the hotel is in a quiet nice area so dont worry. Have a nice stay

@@Marios_Gr Or take a tram if there's a possibility! I took one on the morning of leaving Frankfurt and it stops right in front of the train station. I was at the train station at around 7:20 am and sure there were some junkies, but there were also lots of tourists or locals who needed to catch a train, so I just "got lost between them" and nothing happened. Stay safe! ☺

Hi @dersandman, i need your input. Where to stay during december. Me and my family want to visit frankfurt for 2 night. Which area is safe?

Wow, okay, I didn't know that with the taxes. I actually wasn't even thinking about the reason WHY are so many junkies there. Thank you for letting me know 😊 And thank you for your kind comment! 🫶🏼 Even though it was tough for me to edit the video, I wanted to show the reality that not so many people show in their videos (if the video isn't specifically about the problem with junkies etc). So I'm glad you appreciated it! ✨

Wow, it's so interesting to see that even 30+ aged MEN were scared there. It's insane.. Never heard of the city of Worms but from what you wrote, I'm not going there ever haha😃 P.S.: Taky jsem z Česka! 😁🤭 Zdravím! 🇨🇿

@@evelinatyrnerova I've been to Frankfurt (Male; 28) with two Erasmus Friends (girls) and we had a great time, but were also quite scared at the train station when in broad daylight some guy chased after us with a glass bottle which he ended up throwing after us. We didn't even talk to the guy or otherwhise knew him. It happened right in the "main street" across the train station (when you exit the train station's main entrance just the main road in the center if you cross the road with the tram). Crazy shit going on there. Also the train station was filled with weird people and we ended up waiting for our train in a café inside as we felt a bit safer in there (but it wasn't really cut off from the main area anyway..).

The Cathedral is definitely a dominant feature of the city! And I also see it as one day, maximum 2 days trip. But definitely worth visiting! I absolutely loved and enjoyed it there!❤️ Thank you for your comment! ✨️

@@evelinatyrnerova If you are in the area again, try to visit the city of Dusseldorf with its Old Town, the wonderful promenade along the Rhine River or the "Benrath Castle" (🇯🇵 and 🇺🇸 - tourists love it) ! It's absolutely worth it 😉!

@@Travelagent Thank you for recommendation! I will definitely visit it when I'm nearby! Have a nice day ☺

Lol, I wonder how you can speak for “the majority of visitors” unless you have a direct link to the brains of millions of people 😅

@@travelmentaryTV Of course I can only speak for the tourists that me and my colleagues take care of - but that are quite a lot 😉!

Yes! The next one is my favorite one out of my solo trip! 🤩

I personally like the city very much! I'd like to go back and explore it more! ✨️ What city would you recommend visiting?😊

@@evelinatyrnerova I recommend scandinavia. (as a southern swede). I recommend Copenhagen. It is a bit expensive, but it is a must visit city with a lot to look at. If you book in advance you can get a night train to Stockholm from malmö for a cheap price. Visit stockholm, then take a boat to finland and visit helsinki for a cheap price otherwise i recommend the baltics. I love Kaunas, and Vilnius is amazing and cheap.

Thank you