Carol Vitez Yeah, I know :) I was just joking because she was in Berlin. But thanks for answering ^^ (this sounds so sarcastic,I'm sorry. I'm honestly not being sarcastic)
When I went to Berlin with my grandpa last year, I believe we took the same tour you did! It was really great as you got to see all the graffiti and hear loads of background information, like this one artist who just rides around on his bike and paints sixes everywhere around the city. We also saw the treehouse, really cool how the government just allowed him to stay there. Great video as always :)
I'm 17 and this summer I went for my first travel without parent, and it was to Berlin! It was a charming city, I really liked the Kreuzberg area and you could tell it was a nice place to be a student in. Loads of vegetarian restaurants and night life and just a really kind of hip place.
I've been to Berlin at least 15 times and still there's things to do I have not done yet. It's just such an amazing city with so much stuff to do and see, I love it. 😍
I went to Berlin this summer and its honestly the coolest place I've visited , the street art and flea markets are incredible, and the whole atmosphere of the city is so different to anywhere else I've been. If only I could speak german !
I've been to Berlin once for a school trip, I loved it so much - I remember coming home and thinking I wanted to live there! I went to the TV Tower which was amazing and also the Reichstag which was pretty swanky. I had a photo taken in front of part of the wall you showed and now I reaaaaaally want to go back :(
I got to stay in Berlin for a few days in my junior year of high school. Wonderful experience! My favorite part would have to be the wall. All the amazing art that stands as a sort of monument to freedom and overcoming boundaries. It left me speechless. I can't wait to go again :D
I went to Berlin years ago and I'm going back there this summer :) I can't wait!! Thanks for the video, it was helpful :) Alice p.s.: I've just found out about your channel and I freaking LOVE it!!
Awesome video! I went to Berlin 2 years ago to see Bob Dylan. Didn't really get to see much else, I just wandered around. It was lovely, can't wait to go back and see more. :)
I went to Berlin at the start of August and stayed with a friend there, so I got to see the city as a local and it was awesome!! Got to see more of the alternative side than the touristy side :) and yes Currywurst is SO good!
Berlin is amazing. I love it there. I went when I was 18 as well and really wished I could have stayed their longer. My favourite part of it is the overall atmosphere. It's very much creative and open and a great city to be in. I'll be moving out of country next year (I am Canadian) and I was debating between Berlin, Germany and Wellington, New Zealand, I have chosen the later due to a friend I have who is back home and living in Wellington. If you want to visit another great European city do Prague (Praha), Czech Republic. The square is brilliant and I highly recommend doing a nighttime ghost walking tour. It's a great way to learn about the folklore of downtown Prague. Also Dresden, Germany, it has stunning architecture, simply a beautiful place to spend some time in. Reminds me of a fairytale land. Happy travels Hannah xx
Awwww I miss Berlin so much! I just got back from living and studying there for 8 months (right by the East Side Gallery actually) glad you had a good time in one of my favorite cities!
Looks like an amazing time :) I went to Berlin in February, but with school so it was very history focused. I got to practice my German though which was great. Also Nuremberg is a beautiful city. It's in Bavaria, about 3 hours from Munich. I live in England, but I have been there 3 times in 3 years, (for an exchange, for work experience, and with choir) and it has to be my favourite city in the entire world. I'd definitely like to plan another trip there, hopefully around Christmas because I've only ever been there in the summer.
+Livvy P Nuremberg is amazing! I got to go there my second time through Germany with my dad. Definitely would recommend it to ANYONE going to Germany after Munich and Berlin. I've heard Christmas-time there is beautiful
I went to Berlin in May to visit relatives. I've been twice before in 2010 and 2012 on school trips where we were ferried to near enough every tourist attraction under the sun, so in May I took it easy by going to loads of museums, cafés, art markets and just spent time in areas of Berlin that I would've otherwise never seen! In terms of other European cities, I spent my Year Abroad in Munich last academic year, which was brillant. Also as beer is part of your aesthetic, you should definitely get yourself there if you haven't already, as the beer is excellent and taken very seriously in terms of brewing laws etc :P
come to Belgium!! I recommend Leuven or Brugge- you can do beer walking tours, its beautiful, and the french fries, chocolate and pubs are world class x
I was in Berlin on a uni trip two years ago. Our first day consisted of that tour followed by a pub crawl. The pub crawl was a disaster though, the first bar (one filled with origami dragons hanging from the ceiling) couldn't cope with so many students (34) at once and so our guide ended up going to an off licence to get us drink... I left when that started happening! :L Highlight of my trip was Fassbender and Rausch though, it's a chocolate shop that does AMAZING hot chocolate, I've made all my friends who visited since go there and they all loved it too! :P
Hi! I'm a new subscriber and I think you're adorable and such a cool person, I can't stop watching your videos. I'm going to Berlin in about a month on a school trip and I can't wait, especially after seeing this. Also I reaaally love your top. :)
I was only in Berlin for 2days/1 night, we choseto do the historical tour instead of the alternative! It was great but definitely gonna do the alternative when I go back hopefully soon
Awww, so cool that you went to Berlin. I actually live in Berlin :) Moved here last year and it's been really great so far!! You should go to Tempelhofer Feld, Hackescher Markt & to the flea market in Mauerpark (on sundays) next time you're here ;) xx
I've been to Berlin, but it was as part of a choir trip in high school, so our activities were fairly limited (I was also 14). I really enjoyed it, though, and I'd love to go back sometime. As far as cities in Europe you should visit, KRAKOW. I spent a couple days there on the same trip, and it's one of my absolute favorite places in the world.
My friends and I would go to the double decker bus bar in kreuzberg and HB at Alexanderplatz a lot in our four months of study abroad. Many good times for sure! Bier being part of your aesthetic was a great haha rock on!
I enjoyed this vloggy style you did here. It's good to see a more "natural" side of yours, so adorable. I just wish it was longer, you should film more next time. Also, not in Europe, but you should come to Tel Aviv :)
I was just in Berlin yesterday! I visited an abandoned swimming pool thing that was so awesome - there's also an abandoned theme park called spree park that I wanted to go to but apparently there's really touch security
Visit Budapest! It's ridiculously good value for money and there are more and more great cafés and pubs. It's also beautiful and full of historical sights. I'd recommend Vienna, Prague or Milan, too.
It's so strange seeing you vlog from the city I live in. I kept trying to figure out what places the clips were from exactly ^^ If you're looking for other great European cities to visit, try Riga. It's absolutely beautiful, historically fascinating, and has some really cool bars too! :)
In case you haven't googled it by now, Riga is the capitol of Latvia, one of the small Baltic countries. It's seriously lovely, though perhaps more so in the summer :) It gets kind of cold and dark up there during the winter..
I was just in Berlin last week too and most days were spent hungover too. No idea how we managed to do any sightseeing at all. Next time you go I recommend renting bikes! It's a great way to get around and so much fun :)
I'm from Berlin^^ It's fun to see how tourists explore the city, I feel like the people that move to Berlin or visit because of the club culture get to know all these 'hidden' places, whereas I struggle to come up with anything secret and cool xD My only tip would be to get out of Friedrichshain, Neukölln, Prenzlauer Berg and Kreuzberg for once and explore other areas. Did you know that Berlin has a district called Westend named after the London West End ? :)
(No, like, condescending tone or anything) you don't have a passport? Is that a normal thing for most Americans? I'm Irish and lots of my friends and literally everyone I know has one. I'm just curious, like you said, about places outside my content.
+Niamh C lots of my friends have one, but in general, the States is wayyy bigger than most European countries. I live in Texas, where you can drive 12 hours from one side to the other side. But I want to go to Europe when I can afford it hah
+Niamh C I moved to France recently and was surprised at the number of people who did not have a passport: they all have regular iD cards but because they live in the EU, they just need that to travel to nearby countries.
Been to Berlin once, 2 years ago. And even though I'm not too fond of Germany in general(personal opinions, sorry), I really loved Berlin! I absolutely loved the Jewish Memorial(the big square blocks). Mostly because when I stood in the middle it made me think of everything, and how not enough people really know what has been going on the past 80 years in Europe. When I was there I also visited the Jewish Museum, and there was this one bit where you could walk on these steel 'faces'. You were actually allowed to walk over it, but it just creeped me out because when you set your foot down, it made a noise. And it felt like some kind of scream? I don't really know how to explain it, but I still get chills whenever I think of it. I did put one foot on it, felt horrible about it and stood on the side for the rest of the time. If you want to visit another place, come to the Netherlands, it's not just Amsterdam here ;) Haarlem and Leiden are really pretty(just 10 mins by train from Amsterdam). Other nice places are Utrecht and Groningen, but if you think about it, it's pretty everywhere. If you decide to visit, you should come around the time 'Sinterklaas' arrives, it's the Dutch Santa basically. Or, what's even better, arrive April 27th early in the morning in Amsterdam, go party because it's Kingsday(remember to bring something orange) and stay until May 6th. May 4th is remembrance day in the Netherlands, and May 5th is our liberation day which you should spend in Wageningen. They signed the document of freedom there which means the biggest celebration is here. Wow. Sorry for the massive comment, the sucky grammar faults(I can imagine there are some, but I'm trying my best here!) and if you decide to visit and party on May 5th, let me know! I'll show you around if you want.
Damn, I love Berlin! It's the best. My favourite area is the Bergmannkiez, lovely little cafés and shops down there. Have you checked out any of the black and white photobooths? One of these days I really wanna do a trip down all the countries west & south of Germany, to visit cities like Prague, Budapest, Bratislava and the like. They're all sooo pretty!
You seem to have a great travelling technique ! You should visit some french cities such as Toulouse (plenty of students, great cheap bars and lovely city), or Nantes, or Bordeaux!
When I was in Berlin the other week, my cousins and I nearly had to pay a 60 euro fine because our travelcards were out of date (my 11 minutes!!). So after leaving the centre of Berlin at 3 am we got back to my cousins house at 5. It was an interesting night, the police were nearly called and the hangover the next day was interesting to say the least. The next time you're in Berlin though you should definitely check out the topography of terror, very interesting but quite harrowing. I won't advise going with little sleep!
Hey Hannah, I'm going on a school trip to Berlin and I was wondering if you had any places that are really interesting for a history student other than the obvious places like museums? Thanks and I love your videos!
I also was at the East Side Gallery a few weeks ago and I was very disappointed about how messy it is with all the graffity. From what I remember to have read, it was renovated somewhat around 2008 or 2009, which was shortly before I saw it the last time.
If you ever go to Sweden, Örebro is a great place to visit during summer (why would you go to sweden in the winter, that's a horrible idea) because of OpenArt. You can find artwork everywhere in the city, like this year we had gigantic popcorn in the middle of the street, and last year we had a gigantic rubber duck made of car wheels.
I was in Berlin with my family when I was 11 or 12, and the one thing I clearly remember is when I sat on a bus, looked out the window and saw a naked man sunbathing (on his back) in a park.
If you likes Berlin, you'd like Leipzig as well! I know, it's not really far off from Berlin, but the vibe is similar yet completely different. According to the Times, it's "The New Berlin". ;) Anyway, you'd have a place to stay here. :) Another European city that is great is Lisboa. Just so vibrant and beautiful and friendly and warm and ...
The club you went to sounds like Berghain, which is notorious for its bouncers and entrance policies. Great place though, well worth it if you get in. Currywurst is definitely a must, if only for a one time experience. Discussions about sex usually end up turning interesting, if a little odd at times... :)
![[DRIP] ‘CLIK CLAK’ PREVIEW](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/bcxkcOSbpac/mqdefault.jpg)
beer is indeed part of your aesthetic
Excuse me, I believe that was a Döner! No but seriously; Berlin is great and I love it. Greatings from Kreuzberg :)
Carol Vitez Yeah, I know :) I was just joking because she was in Berlin. But thanks for answering ^^ (this sounds so sarcastic,I'm sorry. I'm honestly not being sarcastic)
~
Wait, we know Candice!?!?!?
+DamonAndJo That's me!
Look at you. Hannah Witton. In Berlin. Doing stuff!
When I went to Berlin with my grandpa last year, I believe we took the same tour you did! It was really great as you got to see all the graffiti and hear loads of background information, like this one artist who just rides around on his bike and paints sixes everywhere around the city. We also saw the treehouse, really cool how the government just allowed him to stay there.
Great video as always :)
there's always that one "controversial opinions" guy at every bar
HAHAHA so true
+RandomJot oh, man! hahaha
Just the one? LOLOLOL
Good point Claire, haha :)
I'm 17 and this summer I went for my first travel without parent, and it was to Berlin! It was a charming city, I really liked the Kreuzberg area and you could tell it was a nice place to be a student in. Loads of vegetarian restaurants and night life and just a really kind of hip place.
I've been to Berlin at least 15 times and still there's things to do I have not done yet. It's just such an amazing city with so much stuff to do and see, I love it. 😍
I got so homesick watching this I miss berlin so much
your eyeliner is on point in this vid hannah. you look gorgeous.
I went to Berlin this summer and its honestly the coolest place I've visited , the street art and flea markets are incredible, and the whole atmosphere of the city is so different to anywhere else I've been. If only I could speak german !
I've been to Berlin once for a school trip, I loved it so much - I remember coming home and thinking I wanted to live there! I went to the TV Tower which was amazing and also the Reichstag which was pretty swanky. I had a photo taken in front of part of the wall you showed and now I reaaaaaally want to go back :(
I got to stay in Berlin for a few days in my junior year of high school. Wonderful experience! My favorite part would have to be the wall. All the amazing art that stands as a sort of monument to freedom and overcoming boundaries. It left me speechless. I can't wait to go again :D
I went to Berlin years ago and I'm going back there this summer :) I can't wait!! Thanks for the video, it was helpful :)
Alice
p.s.: I've just found out about your channel and I freaking LOVE it!!
I enjoy this "like a local" style of travel! Beats tourist sites for sure
I'm going to Berlin soon with school and this has made me SO EXCITED!!
I've been to Berlin twice as well and it feels odd and awesome to see you walking around places where I have been! :)
Awesome video! I went to Berlin 2 years ago to see Bob Dylan. Didn't really get to see much else, I just wandered around. It was lovely, can't wait to go back and see more. :)
as a german, i really enjoyed this video =) good to know you had fun!
You MUST go to Vienna! It's pretty amazing, I went there for 10 days and they were the best 10 days of my life!
I went last year and I can't wait to go again. Such a special place.
I'm going to Berlin this weekend and this came at such a great time! I'm gonna do the alternative walking tour as well now - awesome idea :*
I went to Berlin at the start of August and stayed with a friend there, so I got to see the city as a local and it was awesome!! Got to see more of the alternative side than the touristy side :) and yes Currywurst is SO good!
Berlin is amazing. I love it there. I went when I was 18 as well and really wished I could have stayed their longer. My favourite part of it is the overall atmosphere. It's very much creative and open and a great city to be in. I'll be moving out of country next year (I am Canadian) and I was debating between Berlin, Germany and Wellington, New Zealand, I have chosen the later due to a friend I have who is back home and living in Wellington.
If you want to visit another great European city do Prague (Praha), Czech Republic. The square is brilliant and I highly recommend doing a nighttime ghost walking tour. It's a great way to learn about the folklore of downtown Prague. Also Dresden, Germany, it has stunning architecture, simply a beautiful place to spend some time in. Reminds me of a fairytale land. Happy travels Hannah xx
you are absolutely adorable
+Zac Deck #otp
agreed
I might not be impartial since I live in Copenhagen, but a trip around Denmark, Sweden, and Norway is probably something you would enjoy.
Awwww I miss Berlin so much! I just got back from living and studying there for 8 months (right by the East Side Gallery actually) glad you had a good time in one of my favorite cities!
+Emma McMahon Also! The last club? Was it Berghain?
Looks like an amazing time :) I went to Berlin in February, but with school so it was very history focused. I got to practice my German though which was great. Also Nuremberg is a beautiful city. It's in Bavaria, about 3 hours from Munich. I live in England, but I have been there 3 times in 3 years, (for an exchange, for work experience, and with choir) and it has to be my favourite city in the entire world. I'd definitely like to plan another trip there, hopefully around Christmas because I've only ever been there in the summer.
+Livvy P Nuremberg is amazing! I got to go there my second time through Germany with my dad. Definitely would recommend it to ANYONE going to Germany after Munich and Berlin. I've heard Christmas-time there is beautiful
I went to Berlin in May to visit relatives. I've been twice before in 2010 and 2012 on school trips where we were ferried to near enough every tourist attraction under the sun, so in May I took it easy by going to loads of museums, cafés, art markets and just spent time in areas of Berlin that I would've otherwise never seen!
In terms of other European cities, I spent my Year Abroad in Munich last academic year, which was brillant. Also as beer is part of your aesthetic, you should definitely get yourself there if you haven't already, as the beer is excellent and taken very seriously in terms of brewing laws etc :P
come to Belgium!! I recommend Leuven or Brugge- you can do beer walking tours, its beautiful, and the french fries, chocolate and pubs are world class x
yeay you were in Berlin :) ...you also should visit Dresden. Its also very beautiful here^^!
I've been on the alternative tour/pub crawl in Berlin! loved the ping-pong bar! :D
I was in Berlin on a uni trip two years ago. Our first day consisted of that tour followed by a pub crawl. The pub crawl was a disaster though, the first bar (one filled with origami dragons hanging from the ceiling) couldn't cope with so many students (34) at once and so our guide ended up going to an off licence to get us drink... I left when that started happening! :L
Highlight of my trip was Fassbender and Rausch though, it's a chocolate shop that does AMAZING hot chocolate, I've made all my friends who visited since go there and they all loved it too! :P
Hi! I'm a new subscriber and I think you're adorable and such a cool person, I can't stop watching your videos. I'm going to Berlin in about a month on a school trip and I can't wait, especially after seeing this. Also I reaaally love your top. :)
I was only in Berlin for 2days/1 night, we choseto do the historical tour instead of the alternative! It was great but definitely gonna do the alternative when I go back hopefully soon
I went on what looks like the same alternative walking tour of Berlin as you earlier this year, so interesting!
This was a fun watch! :D You should visit Sweden next, Stockholm and Gothenburg are pretty awesome citites :D
Oh my god I love Berlin so much, my favourite is also the East Side Gallery
Awww, so cool that you went to Berlin. I actually live in Berlin :) Moved here last year and it's been really great so far!! You should go to Tempelhofer Feld, Hackescher Markt & to the flea market in Mauerpark (on sundays) next time you're here ;) xx
i loooove candice, she's so fun n my favourite blogger. berlin is definitely on my to-do list now!
+sara beth Awww, thank you!!
I've been to Berlin, but it was as part of a choir trip in high school, so our activities were fairly limited (I was also 14). I really enjoyed it, though, and I'd love to go back sometime. As far as cities in Europe you should visit, KRAKOW. I spent a couple days there on the same trip, and it's one of my absolute favorite places in the world.
My friends and I would go to the double decker bus bar in kreuzberg and HB at Alexanderplatz a lot in our four months of study abroad. Many good times for sure! Bier being part of your aesthetic was a great haha rock on!
I enjoyed this vloggy style you did here. It's good to see a more "natural" side of yours, so adorable. I just wish it was longer, you should film more next time.
Also, not in Europe, but you should come to Tel Aviv :)
I've been to that club in the last picture, I'm sure it's the one at warschauer strasse. my girlfriend lived in Berlin for 6 months, such a cool city!
I was just in Berlin yesterday! I visited an abandoned swimming pool thing that was so awesome - there's also an abandoned theme park called spree park that I wanted to go to but apparently there's really touch security
Visit Budapest! It's ridiculously good value for money and there are more and more great cafés and pubs. It's also beautiful and full of historical sights. I'd recommend Vienna, Prague or Milan, too.
Love your lip colour!
It's so strange seeing you vlog from the city I live in. I kept trying to figure out what places the clips were from exactly ^^
If you're looking for other great European cities to visit, try Riga. It's absolutely beautiful, historically fascinating, and has some really cool bars too! :)
In case you haven't googled it by now, Riga is the capitol of Latvia, one of the small Baltic countries. It's seriously lovely, though perhaps more so in the summer :) It gets kind of cold and dark up there during the winter..
I was just in Berlin last week too and most days were spent hungover too. No idea how we managed to do any sightseeing at all. Next time you go I recommend renting bikes! It's a great way to get around and so much fun :)
That shirt is fabulous
That Tinder trick is spectacular. I got back from Berlin- i wanna go again, there's SO MUCH to take in.
I'm from Berlin^^ It's fun to see how tourists explore the city, I feel like the people that move to Berlin or visit because of the club culture get to know all these 'hidden' places, whereas I struggle to come up with anything secret and cool xD My only tip would be to get out of Friedrichshain, Neukölln, Prenzlauer Berg and Kreuzberg for once and explore other areas. Did you know that Berlin has a district called Westend named after the London West End ? :)
I like Berlin, i will propably visit Berlin soon with my grandmother. :D
German fan here^^
Nice you liked our capital city^^
I love Berlin I went in the summer, my favourite place was the tiergarden also I think you should defiantly go to Prague.
Nantes, France! Really cool place to visit.
I need a passport. The world outside of the United States looks adventurous!
(No, like, condescending tone or anything) you don't have a passport? Is that a normal thing for most Americans? I'm Irish and lots of my friends and literally everyone I know has one. I'm just curious, like you said, about places outside my content.
+Niamh C lots of my friends have one, but in general, the States is wayyy bigger than most European countries. I live in Texas, where you can drive 12 hours from one side to the other side. But I want to go to Europe when I can afford it hah
+Niamh C everyone I know has a passport. It's very expensive to travel outside of the US, but I think most people have one just in case.
+Niamh C I moved to France recently and was surprised at the number of people who did not have a passport: they all have regular iD cards but because they live in the EU, they just need that to travel to nearby countries.
yeah, i grew up in Belgium but am originally from ireland, where i live now. you do need one in ireland because it's an island.
COME TO STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN! I'll show you around!
Berlin is great :D
Been to Berlin once, 2 years ago. And even though I'm not too fond of Germany in general(personal opinions, sorry), I really loved Berlin! I absolutely loved the Jewish Memorial(the big square blocks). Mostly because when I stood in the middle it made me think of everything, and how not enough people really know what has been going on the past 80 years in Europe.
When I was there I also visited the Jewish Museum, and there was this one bit where you could walk on these steel 'faces'. You were actually allowed to walk over it, but it just creeped me out because when you set your foot down, it made a noise. And it felt like some kind of scream? I don't really know how to explain it, but I still get chills whenever I think of it. I did put one foot on it, felt horrible about it and stood on the side for the rest of the time.
If you want to visit another place, come to the Netherlands, it's not just Amsterdam here ;) Haarlem and Leiden are really pretty(just 10 mins by train from Amsterdam). Other nice places are Utrecht and Groningen, but if you think about it, it's pretty everywhere.
If you decide to visit, you should come around the time 'Sinterklaas' arrives, it's the Dutch Santa basically. Or, what's even better, arrive April 27th early in the morning in Amsterdam, go party because it's Kingsday(remember to bring something orange) and stay until May 6th. May 4th is remembrance day in the Netherlands, and May 5th is our liberation day which you should spend in Wageningen. They signed the document of freedom there which means the biggest celebration is here.
Wow. Sorry for the massive comment, the sucky grammar faults(I can imagine there are some, but I'm trying my best here!) and if you decide to visit and party on May 5th, let me know! I'll show you around if you want.
Damn, I love Berlin! It's the best. My favourite area is the Bergmannkiez, lovely little cafés and shops down there. Have you checked out any of the black and white photobooths?
One of these days I really wanna do a trip down all the countries west & south of Germany, to visit cities like Prague, Budapest, Bratislava and the like. They're all sooo pretty!
Love your lipstick Hannah!!! What brand is it?
Going to Berlin in a month :D
I actually live in Berlin ^^ nice video! :)
1:30, That same thing happened to my sister and I when we were visiting Berlin.
You seem to have a great travelling technique ! You should visit some french cities such as Toulouse (plenty of students, great cheap bars and lovely city), or Nantes, or Bordeaux!
you should definitely go to krakow poland and visit the salt mines they are amazing
When I was in Berlin the other week, my cousins and I nearly had to pay a 60 euro fine because our travelcards were out of date (my 11 minutes!!). So after leaving the centre of Berlin at 3 am we got back to my cousins house at 5. It was an interesting night, the police were nearly called and the hangover the next day was interesting to say the least. The next time you're in Berlin though you should definitely check out the topography of terror, very interesting but quite harrowing. I won't advise going with little sleep!
Ive been to berlin, cool place
You could visit Brussels or other beautiful cities in Belgium or you could visit Cologne (for Karneval maybe? :D )
Aw. You are amazing.
Awesome, I live in Berlin! :D
Nice one! Speaking about travelling cities: what about your London Travel blog on Tumblr? Did that ever happen?
Groningen, in the north of the Netherlands!! (that's where I live..XD)
Come to Zurich?! It ain't cheap but it's lovely
You seem to have fun where ever you go
You should come to Amsterdam !!
Amsterdam! it's very pretty and one the most liberal and fun cities around. :) x
come to hamburg and go clubbing at the reeperbahn (and the rest of hamburg is amazing too) :D
hey. i am from Berlin and you need to come back. you missed so many good spots. tempelhofer feld, klunkerkranich, many clubs...
You should visit Belgium!
Hey Hannah, I'm going on a school trip to Berlin and I was wondering if you had any places that are really interesting for a history student other than the obvious places like museums? Thanks and I love your videos!
❤️❤️
I live in Berlin! Not even 2 km from where you had your Currywurst. Hope you had fun!
I also was at the East Side Gallery a few weeks ago and I was very disappointed about how messy it is with all the graffity. From what I remember to have read, it was renovated somewhat around 2008 or 2009, which was shortly before I saw it the last time.
You should go to Brussels or Antwerp! Lovely Belgian cities :)
Go to Budapest it is phenomenal :)
Next ones for your list;
Barcelona
Prague
Seville
Come to austria and let me know if you are coming (it's germany's neighbour country)😌
you should visit Stuttgart also a beautiful german citty
Checkpoint charlieissocoollike. I went to Berlin in march (with school) and our Hostel was about 5 minutes away from the east side gallary!!
If you ever go to Sweden, Örebro is a great place to visit during summer (why would you go to sweden in the winter, that's a horrible idea) because of OpenArt. You can find artwork everywhere in the city, like this year we had gigantic popcorn in the middle of the street, and last year we had a gigantic rubber duck made of car wheels.
I was in Berlin with my family when I was 11 or 12, and the one thing I clearly remember is when I sat on a bus, looked out the window and saw a naked man sunbathing (on his back) in a park.
Should try Spaghettieis next time :) ice cream made to look like spaghetti
best time to visit munich and its oktoberfest
but munich is not all about oktoberfest
there are a lot of great other things to do and visit :)
worst part of Berlin: people smoke everywhere!
(which means that I can't go out when I'm there, because cigarette smoke physically affects me)
Went to Berlin the exact same days you were there...
If you likes Berlin, you'd like Leipzig as well! I know, it's not really far off from Berlin, but the vibe is similar yet completely different. According to the Times, it's "The New Berlin". ;) Anyway, you'd have a place to stay here. :)
Another European city that is great is Lisboa. Just so vibrant and beautiful and friendly and warm and ...
The club you went to sounds like Berghain, which is notorious for its bouncers and entrance policies. Great place though, well worth it if you get in.
Currywurst is definitely a must, if only for a one time experience.
Discussions about sex usually end up turning interesting, if a little odd at times... :)
Antwerp, Brugge, Ghent, Maastricht are my recommendations, because I could give you a free tour. O;)
I feel for the "God we're back here again" guy, cause my mates and I usually suck at coming to a conclusion when we discuss stuff >