Leider fehlt der Fischerkietz in Köpenick auf den Aufnahmen. Bei Marzahn hätte man gut mit Altmarzahn gut den Konstrat zeigen können zwischen dem alten Dorf Marzahn und den Hochhäuser nicht weit entfernt. Lässt sich gut auf ein Bild packen. Vietnamisches Einkaufszentrum ist sehr zu empfehlen, wenn man sehr günstig seine Haare geschnitten haben möchte.
what even many Germans are not aware of: Berlin is like a kind of water city ((swamp/sand underground() and has masses of water (with a lot of urban green): over 50 lakes, 8 channels, different harbors (inland ports as well, once one of the biggest in germany), 3-5 rivers, many islands, masses of beaches (city beaches as well as lake beaches). one reason why Berlin is a true green city is that 1. Prussia back then build (Holbrecht Plan) consequently wide streets with trees (alleys), not just a few for representative reasons but as general standard. thats also why cycling in Berlin was even easy when no cycle paths exist (due to the wide streets you always had enough space). also the reason why in difference to 'bike cities' like Copenhagen or Stockholm you can cycle AND at the same time have e-cars and pedestrians etc. separated at the same time. most other cities like those (or London, Paris, Rome etc.) have in relation much fewer wide streets and can only block car traffic for bikes and/or pedestrians (and often without trees as well). And Prussia also created masses of the old classic urban parks (you know, those romantic ones with lot of statues, ruine like classical constructions, little places and so on. most 'modern' parks have not such charme!). and of course as former imperial city you have a lot of palaces with palaces gardens - and an entire 'culture landscape' in and around the city, again with masses of classical buildings, palaces - dreamy king structures which are made for such purposes ...
Yes, it's crazy how most Germans think it's just a grey concrete city when in reality it's the greenest city in all Germany 😅 thanks for sharing the insight!
@@crocus5632 yes the North of Germany has thousands of them. They're the left over puddles from the massive ice sheet that used to cover the region in the ice age.
The best (and probably the unique) description of east districts in Berlin. I still don't understand why those districts don't get all the attention and publicity that they deserve. Thanks for showing them, @RadicalLiving . Keep posting great videos!
@@RadicalLiving Please don't, we are glad we don't get gentrificated over here ;) Please everybody move to X-Hain-Neukölln, we don't have fancy bars, cafés and organcic food shops in abundance in the east.
You can still see that Berlin is a conglomerate of Brandenburg Villages. The Spree and Havel River providing a lot of Water and Nature (like Lions 😆). Born on the Western outskirt but on Brandenburg Side, we used to explore all swamps, lakes and former soviet camps after school it was a lot of fun.
Oooh, I'm excited about Spandau! I went there in April and the Citadel and all its facilities blew me away. Keep going with the channel! Berlin is awesome!
My husband and I bought an apartment there a few years ago mostly just to rent out at first, but as I have recently gotten a job in Berlin, we might end up moving there within the next couple of years or so, depending on how my job goes. I'm excited for him to cover Spandau as well - a few years ago friends of ours in Berlin used to say "it's not Berlin", but even within the years we bought our place there, we've seen some very positive changes. We have our apartment right on the water and I'd be happy to live there for sure.
So, when am I moving to Berlin? All of these places were in the DDR when I was last there. The word “affordable” is music to my ears. So good to see in a big city. Thanks, stay Radical!!
Wow! Have had no idea there were these beautiful places in Berlin, visited it 3 years ago and wanted to go again but now it's impossible from russia for regular students
Fantastic video, thank you! I’ve spent a lot of time exploring East Berlin and there are so many fascinating parts that no one knows about! You did such a great job featuring some lesser known areas
My guy has once again amazed me with his ability to make hilarious comedic content that can appease to his audience whilst also making highly detailed educational content about various aspects of living Germany. Like if you told me 3 years ago this man whose vids I've been watching to get some idea about Berlin night life would also make vids to educate viewers about the lesser known Berlin districts where one could live someday if they stay here, I would probably have said you're probably not thinking of Radical Living. But hats off to you man, keep making the amazing content! I hope one day in the future to meet you in a fan meet n greet at some expo or event in Germany! Till then take care
I am a born Berliner - and I love your view of the city and all your videos. There are so true, entertaining and give me another thinking of Berlin and how it is to live there for people from other countries. I can recommend also Spandau, Hermsdorf, Wilmersdorf and Zehlendorf. There a lot nice places to live and have a nice time.
My wife and I are recently back home in Wisconsin after spending 5 days in Berlin to wrap up 3 weeks in Germany. This was our second visit to Berlin and we feel like we've only scratched the surface. Your video proved that to be a fact and we'll be back to see more. Thanks for all your humorous and informative videos.
In 5 days you can't even begin to scratch the surface. You need at least 2 weeks to see all the basics and Touristy stuff and museums to even scratch it. Going out of the Ring and looking at all the cool hidden streets, Kleingärten will take you at least 3 months of living in Berlin
I visited Berlin 6 times, but I didnt know about districts such in this video I seen. Also I didnt know that Berlin has so much beautiful lakes and there is swiming allowed. Super useful moovie. Thanks man we wating for next works!
What no Karlshorst? XD II moved here from Mitte, 6 months ago and have to say it's really cool. Nice and quiet, bike and chill in Wuhlheide. You can get everywhere quickly. The perfect place in between you could say.
Great video - covering a lot of territory that doesn't get attention anywhere else. The east does have some really nice districts that have some great access to nature. This summer I spent a week in Mahlsdorf near Köpenick and enjoyed it. Looking forward to the next installment
Ich Liebe Berlin! Love all the points you made about the neighbourhoods. I lived last year in the western part of Berlin outside the ring bahn and therefore really looking forward to part 3 of this series.
I really like your Videos. I was grown up in Berlin for 30 years. Berlin is so huge that I was never been in Buch and Rahnsdorf for example. I've lived a long time in Lichtenberg, next to Rummelsburg. It was quite nice. Its was really close to the city center (10 minutes with U5 Subway to Alex) very close to the Warschauer-Straße-Party-District (Direct with the M13 Tram or S5). If I had to I a also could walked home from Friedrichshain within 20 Minutes. BTW to get to the Sisyphos was a 15 minutes walk. I have to say that you only show the eastern an northern Districs. But there are many more. I hope you will make a 3rd part with Steglitz, Dahlem, Spandau and Pankow for example.
Comprehensive and surprisingly eye- opening! These districts are so beautiful and very German-looking!or at least to my idea of a German place. Looking forward to the next one. thank you.
wow all of this locations that you show here seems so beautiful and nice and all of the time i was thinking Berlin was more dirty and out of order like haha ..this makes me come visit Berlin now ..and if i am coming i want you to guide me :D
What a great tour of Berlin, it is nice to see some new perspectives on the city. I am looking forward to see you cover west Berlin, since i am living in Mariendorf 😊 Thank you so much!
In my new job on the route to Düsseldorf our ship is always sailing to Berlin. We bunkering on Spandau. 2 August we are sailing again on the same route. The Berlin itself have great water retention around. The regions around Berlin are always amazing to sail. The route is beautifull and great. Pretty neat to know how Berlin looks like from this perspective. Unfortunately we stand on Spandau max about an hour or two. I never could sightsee Berlin because of time. Maybe on our next cruises we would stand for a day or two with some free time I hope so :)
I lived in Friedrichshagen even my 2 schools where there and in Köpenick and I love both :) Many of my friends are still there but I had to move to Baumschulenweg :(
Man I live in Berlin and been suffering from mental issues (Berlin is partly a cause by the way haha). And somehow your videos make me feel better and get calmness lol. Big like
A close friend, a family of five, live in Köpernick. Great area indeed!! I never knew anything about Biesdorf, so thank you. I'd love to check it out since I'd prefer to live in a house but the price has gone up so much in Berlin that it is nearly impossible for an average joe. Can't wait for the next in series as I love Tegel area. Also curious about Spandau area, too. Keep it up! love your videos!
I live about 3 hours away from New Orleans, Louisiana and your accent reminds me of the accent of the French Cajuns of Louisiana. I know German accent isn’t a French accent but it reminded me of Cajun people I’ve met.
Treptow is also quite nice, I've been living here for over a year now and it is great being right next to the park and Plänterwald. Neukölln, Fhain & Xberg are also really easy to reach by bike (:
Your videos are very interesting. Berlin is just huge and with very different Options everywhere. I wonder how the City will be in the Future and which challenges will it face. Could you do a video about the Future of Berlin?
I have to say I like berlin but I love germany as nation and radical living you're the best still. Ich liebe dich und ich liebe Deutschland, I may visit berlin someday and meet you. best video 🇩🇪❤
The last time I was on the BDSM stage of the Berliner music video awards and now at 5.40m you can see the building where I live... Berlin remains a big village🤣🤣Thank for the video...
Thanks a lot! I long waited for this one, curious to know what other, less crowded, districts are fun to give in. Perhaps for the next video, could you also comment on how cheap/expensive/affordable the districts are to give in? I saw some great districts in this video, but they looked quite expensive.
Another 5 star R.L. still think we( my boyfriend&l ) are too poor for Berlin- I'm already on government disability,but I could go back to healthcare( Bunch ! Looked practical-jobs- & liveable,but expensive,again)-anytime,I'd just have to fast track my license over there . I don't think gov'ment assistance would extend to expats from u.s. , California in Germany, Austria, or Switzerland- I'm so glad I have a vocation I could easily take up again&be useful in a new environment to its people-if only part-time ! Thanx as always ,R.L. ( & we prefer city, hustle-bustle,like yourself,but appreciate the village-style uniqueness of some places-& the highrise 'project' living,too,if we need them ! ) - b. bb+ B
I lived between Friedrichsagen - Rahnsdorf for a year and i just moved to Buch, the only thing i can say is that i want to move back really bad at the moment 😅
I live outside of the equivalent of the ring in Cardiff. Since it is a coastal city it has a road that bisects it rather than a ring so it's the Eastern and Western Avenues or the A48. When you live north of it people don't want to visit you like it's a Berlin Wall excuse the pun.
Only for German "correctness": You call all the various zones districts, e.g. "Ortsteil" Friedrichsfelde which belongs to the "Bezirk" Lichtenberg; would be good to match the Ortsteile to the Bezirke, not to get them mixed up - One result could be: Someone hears an apartment is in Lichtenberg (thinks he watched the clip (referring to the Ortsteil) and thinks its nice and moves there, but it turns out to be in Wartenberg (in the district of Lichtenberg) which is more similar to Marzahn. This could be avoided by explaining the difference of the terms and matching them accordingly. There is the Ortseil of Lichtenberg and there is the Bezirk of Lichtenberg, which cover different areas :) - Otherwise well covered, but missed out on Karlshorst which rules them all ...
Marzahn did have a Nazi-Problem, in the 90s. It was solved by the Russlanddeutschen, coming at this time in great numbers from the former soviet union to Berlin and settled in Marzahn and Hohenschönhausen. Cпасибо!
Why oh why did you cut out Fennpfuhl from the map 😭 You even showed my building there 😂 it's cheap. Super close to fhain. We have a large park. Jokes aside, really amazing job highlighting great areas outside of the ring. I cycle frequently in many of the areas you mentioned and they're really cool. Even Marzahn is great! Do a Wuhletal bike tour video!
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Leider fehlt der Fischerkietz in Köpenick auf den Aufnahmen.
Bei Marzahn hätte man gut mit Altmarzahn gut den Konstrat zeigen können zwischen dem alten Dorf Marzahn und den Hochhäuser nicht weit entfernt. Lässt sich gut auf ein Bild packen.
Vietnamisches Einkaufszentrum ist sehr zu empfehlen, wenn man sehr günstig seine Haare geschnitten haben möchte.
You missed PANKOW
A very nice district and very green.
Was a safe area once upon a time.
Danke mien bruder
There is a song called Prenzlauer Berg and it's got a good kick to it. Sang back in the day in the DDR.
I'm waiting for the next episode entirely dedicated to Spandau
That would be Gold...
what even many Germans are not aware of: Berlin is like a kind of water city ((swamp/sand underground() and has masses of water (with a lot of urban green): over 50 lakes, 8 channels, different harbors (inland ports as well, once one of the biggest in germany), 3-5 rivers, many islands, masses of beaches (city beaches as well as lake beaches). one reason why Berlin is a true green city is that 1. Prussia back then build (Holbrecht Plan) consequently wide streets with trees (alleys), not just a few for representative reasons but as general standard. thats also why cycling in Berlin was even easy when no cycle paths exist (due to the wide streets you always had enough space). also the reason why in difference to 'bike cities' like Copenhagen or Stockholm you can cycle AND at the same time have e-cars and pedestrians etc. separated at the same time. most other cities like those (or London, Paris, Rome etc.) have in relation much fewer wide streets and can only block car traffic for bikes and/or pedestrians (and often without trees as well). And Prussia also created masses of the old classic urban parks (you know, those romantic ones with lot of statues, ruine like classical constructions, little places and so on. most 'modern' parks have not such charme!). and of course as former imperial city you have a lot of palaces with palaces gardens - and an entire 'culture landscape' in and around the city, again with masses of classical buildings, palaces - dreamy king structures which are made for such purposes ...
Yes, it's crazy how most Germans think it's just a grey concrete city when in reality it's the greenest city in all Germany 😅 thanks for sharing the insight!
What, 50 lakes!
@@crocus5632 yes the North of Germany has thousands of them. They're the left over puddles from the massive ice sheet that used to cover the region in the ice age.
The word "Berlin" means swamp 😅
By origin)))
I agree. Cycling in Berlin was/is much better than the London city
Few channels offer hilarious content and actual honest, clear and good travel and living advice in one place. Keep it up!
Thanks 😊 will do!
The best (and probably the unique) description of east districts in Berlin. I still don't understand why those districts don't get all the attention and publicity that they deserve. Thanks for showing them, @RadicalLiving . Keep posting great videos!
My thoughts exactly^^
@@RadicalLiving Please don't, we are glad we don't get gentrificated over here ;) Please everybody move to X-Hain-Neukölln, we don't have fancy bars, cafés and organcic food shops in abundance in the east.
👍 RadicalLiving, you are the best Berlin Tourist Guide forever! ❤ Thx for this vid❣
Wow, thank you! My pleasure^^
@@RadicalLiving You make my day❣
You can still see that Berlin is a conglomerate of Brandenburg Villages. The Spree and Havel River providing a lot of Water and Nature (like Lions 😆). Born on the Western outskirt but on Brandenburg Side, we used to explore all swamps, lakes and former soviet camps after school it was a lot of fun.
Oooh, I'm excited about Spandau! I went there in April and the Citadel and all its facilities blew me away. Keep going with the channel! Berlin is awesome!
My husband and I bought an apartment there a few years ago mostly just to rent out at first, but as I have recently gotten a job in Berlin, we might end up moving there within the next couple of years or so, depending on how my job goes. I'm excited for him to cover Spandau as well - a few years ago friends of ours in Berlin used to say "it's not Berlin", but even within the years we bought our place there, we've seen some very positive changes. We have our apartment right on the water and I'd be happy to live there for sure.
So, when am I moving to Berlin? All of these places were in the DDR when I was last there. The word “affordable” is music to my ears. So good to see in a big city. Thanks, stay Radical!!
Wow! Have had no idea there were these beautiful places in Berlin, visited it 3 years ago and wanted to go again but now it's impossible from russia for regular students
Rip
Can't wait to see the review of the rest of Berlin neighborhoods including Leipzig
Fantastic video, thank you! I’ve spent a lot of time exploring East Berlin and there are so many fascinating parts that no one knows about! You did such a great job featuring some lesser known areas
Thx^^ Totally agree!
My guy has once again amazed me with his ability to make hilarious comedic content that can appease to his audience whilst also making highly detailed educational content about various aspects of living Germany.
Like if you told me 3 years ago this man whose vids I've been watching to get some idea about Berlin night life would also make vids to educate viewers about the lesser known Berlin districts where one could live someday if they stay here, I would probably have said you're probably not thinking of Radical Living.
But hats off to you man, keep making the amazing content! I hope one day in the future to meet you in a fan meet n greet at some expo or event in Germany!
Till then take care
I am a born Berliner - and I love your view of the city and all your videos. There are so true, entertaining and give me another thinking of Berlin and how it is to live there for people from other countries. I can recommend also Spandau, Hermsdorf, Wilmersdorf and Zehlendorf. There a lot nice places to live and have a nice time.
good choices.
My wife and I are recently back home in Wisconsin after spending 5 days in Berlin to wrap up 3 weeks in Germany. This was our second visit to Berlin and we feel like we've only scratched the surface. Your video proved that to be a fact and we'll be back to see more. Thanks for all your humorous and informative videos.
In 5 days you can't even begin to scratch the surface. You need at least 2 weeks to see all the basics and Touristy stuff and museums to even scratch it. Going out of the Ring and looking at all the cool hidden streets, Kleingärten will take you at least 3 months of living in Berlin
I visited Berlin 6 times, but I didnt know about districts such in this video I seen. Also I didnt know that Berlin has so much beautiful lakes and there is swiming allowed.
Super useful moovie. Thanks man we wating for next works!
My pleasure 😄 go check some out on ur next visit!
Just left Berlin today after spending a few days there.....grew up there in the 80s and early 90s.....miss it terribly already 😢
I never thought that Berlin is so green and has got so many lakes!
the greenest city in all Germany!^^
What no Karlshorst? XD
II moved here from Mitte, 6 months ago and have to say it's really cool. Nice and quiet, bike and chill in Wuhlheide. You can get everywhere quickly.
The perfect place in between you could say.
Karlshorst rulezz em all
It's too good to be exposed to the broad audience, this hidden gem should be kept in secret
I live in weisensee and your video helped me validate my decisions to move here :) thanks .. a big fan ❤️
Happy to hear that!
Great video - covering a lot of territory that doesn't get attention anywhere else. The east does have some really nice districts that have some great access to nature. This summer I spent a week in Mahlsdorf near Köpenick and enjoyed it. Looking forward to the next installment
I love nature and garden's ❤ and meet new people.
There is lot of rivers and lakes in Berlin, that's something for me! 😍 Another reason to love this city ❤🥰
Thank you for all of your content! It's great to know more about lesser known parts of Berlin. 💜
My pleasure!
Ich Liebe Berlin! Love all the points you made about the neighbourhoods. I lived last year in the western part of Berlin outside the ring bahn and therefore really looking forward to part 3 of this series.
I really like your Videos. I was grown up in Berlin for 30 years. Berlin is so huge that I was never been in Buch and Rahnsdorf for example. I've lived a long time in Lichtenberg, next to Rummelsburg. It was quite nice. Its was really close to the city center (10 minutes with U5 Subway to Alex) very close to the Warschauer-Straße-Party-District (Direct with the M13 Tram or S5). If I had to I a also could walked home from Friedrichshain within 20 Minutes. BTW to get to the Sisyphos was a 15 minutes walk.
I have to say that you only show the eastern an northern Districs. But there are many more. I hope you will make a 3rd part with Steglitz, Dahlem, Spandau and Pankow for example.
I like Friedrichsfelde presentation with old granny after XD definitely a place to go to
Awesome Video! I will move to Schöneweide in a couple of weeks and looking forward to it
Good luck!
Great content and great humor on this channel. Keep up the good work.
Comprehensive and surprisingly eye- opening! These districts are so beautiful and very German-looking!or at least to my idea of a German place. Looking forward to the next one. thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it!
wow all of this locations that you show here seems so beautiful and nice and all of the time i was thinking Berlin was more dirty and out of order like haha ..this makes me come visit Berlin now ..and if i am coming i want you to guide me :D
What a great tour of Berlin, it is nice to see some new perspectives on the city. I am looking forward to see you cover west Berlin, since i am living in Mariendorf 😊 Thank you so much!
Mariendorf is a really nice place to live! Especially with only a few steps to U6
I wanna see what he says about Wedding, you either love or hate that place haha
Thank you for including us in your video! 😊
Shout out from Alt-Hoehenschoenhausern. Thanks for covering my suburb.
You bet!
Your last video was actually the biggest decider for where to move. Living in fhain for more then a year now.
Thankssss ❤
Bout to be in Berlin for a week, will be great to check out some of theses outskirts, thanks for your videos as always
Have fun!
Biesdorf is my favorite one so far. Good job bro ❤
I'm so happy I finally got to visit Berlin last year. I can't wait to come back!
In my new job on the route to Düsseldorf our ship is always sailing to Berlin. We bunkering on Spandau. 2 August we are sailing again on the same route. The Berlin itself have great water retention around. The regions around Berlin are always amazing to sail. The route is beautifull and great. Pretty neat to know how Berlin looks like from this perspective. Unfortunately we stand on Spandau max about an hour or two. I never could sightsee Berlin because of time. Maybe on our next cruises we would stand for a day or two with some free time I hope so :)
I lived in Friedrichshagen even my 2 schools where there and in Köpenick and I love both :) Many of my friends are still there but I had to move to Baumschulenweg :(
Man I live in Berlin and been suffering from mental issues (Berlin is partly a cause by the way haha). And somehow your videos make me feel better and get calmness lol. Big like
Well done video Gogo! I’m looking forward to part III.
Really enjoyed seeing the different districts of Berlin. Each certainly has it's own unique identity. Very informative and interesting presentation!
Make about Frankfurt bahnhofviertel ❤
A close friend, a family of five, live in Köpernick. Great area indeed!! I never knew anything about Biesdorf, so thank you. I'd love to check it out since I'd prefer to live in a house but the price has gone up so much in Berlin that it is nearly impossible for an average joe. Can't wait for the next in series as I love Tegel area. Also curious about Spandau area, too. Keep it up! love your videos!
I live about 3 hours away from New Orleans, Louisiana and your accent reminds me of the accent of the French Cajuns of Louisiana. I know German accent isn’t a French accent but it reminded me of Cajun people I’ve met.
Vielen Dank für diese coole Erfahrung. War total nervös vor der Kamera 😅
Danke fürs mitmachen! ☺️
Totally interesting! Was completely unaware of these lovely spots outside the tight inner circle. ⭕️
Time to check them out in person!^^
Cool! Adding it to my bucket list just now…. 📜📃
thanks for the video ! i'm waiting for the west side part :)
The government should really hire you, this video makes me really want to visit Berlin one day! It looks like a really nice and honestly cozy city!
Love these videos. Beautiful
Nice thanks. We loved Berlin so much we’re debating going back there to live there!
Treptow is also quite nice, I've been living here for over a year now and it is great being right next to the park and Plänterwald. Neukölln, Fhain & Xberg are also really easy to reach by bike (:
Your videos are very interesting. Berlin is just huge and with very different Options everywhere. I wonder how the City will be in the Future and which challenges will it face.
Could you do a video about the Future of Berlin?
Ich habe Mahlsdorf vermisst
Reinickendorf !! Heiligensee, Tegel, Waidmannslust, Hermsdorf, Frohnau...
Love seeing my district represented!
I don’t want to see my district featured.
I have to say I like berlin but I love germany as nation and radical living you're the best still. Ich liebe dich und ich liebe Deutschland, I may visit berlin someday and meet you. best video 🇩🇪❤
The last time I was on the BDSM stage of the Berliner music video awards and now at 5.40m you can see the building where I live... Berlin remains a big village🤣🤣Thank for the video...
it really is^^
I was in the westend, hope to come video soon! Love from Lettland
this series nice videos - and nice directing with the ladies walking thru each one :-)
You are great. Doing gods bussiness. Danke.
When Germany visit, Japan, Singapore and South Korea this is will be interesting, do it bro.
i did japan and south korea already^^
just starting another day woth radicallivings video 😊
Rock on!
Thanks for showing that there is a world outside SBahn Ring 👍🏼☺️
My pleasure 😊
Great V-Vlog... Loved it
So glad!
❤ ❤❤ can't wait for next episode
When I move to Berlin, it would be a pleasure of mine to meet you cos you're actually TRUTHFULLY HILARIOUSLY FUNNY 😂
Ja, auf jeden Fall mit am schönsten dort 😃
Thanks guy for speaking kindly on marzahn! 😀
Thank you for the informative video.
My pleasure^^
You lost me at not having Spandau. But then we redirected a river and planted big forests between Spandau and Berlin to keep you out anway. XD
thats because there will be next videos. this one is rather about eastern districts/parts of the city
i lived in schoneweide for a year between 2022-2023. It is a great place to live
Best of all videos
Thank you! 👍
You're welcome!
Thanks a lot! I long waited for this one, curious to know what other, less crowded, districts are fun to give in. Perhaps for the next video, could you also comment on how cheap/expensive/affordable the districts are to give in? I saw some great districts in this video, but they looked quite expensive.
yes part 3 please
Very nice video, it is pity that it is short, it could be longer
Another 5 star R.L. still think we( my boyfriend&l ) are too poor for Berlin- I'm already on government disability,but I could go back to healthcare( Bunch ! Looked practical-jobs- & liveable,but expensive,again)-anytime,I'd just have to fast track my license over there . I don't think gov'ment assistance would extend to expats from u.s. , California in Germany, Austria, or Switzerland- I'm so glad I have a vocation I could easily take up again&be useful in a new environment to its people-if only part-time ! Thanx as always ,R.L. ( & we prefer city, hustle-bustle,like yourself,but appreciate the village-style uniqueness of some places-& the highrise 'project' living,too,if we need them ! ) - b. bb+ B
Kopenick-Grunau are my top choice also
I lived between Friedrichsagen - Rahnsdorf for a year and i just moved to Buch, the only thing i can say is that i want to move back really bad at the moment 😅
Oh, hi from Friedrichsfelde ❤
Everything looks so nice. In so many cities the government and the developers cover everything with houses and concrete :(
Thank you so much!!! I am just looking for an apartment )))
Best of luck!
Kladow next please :)
I live outside of the equivalent of the ring in Cardiff. Since it is a coastal city it has a road that bisects it rather than a ring so it's the Eastern and Western Avenues or the A48. When you live north of it people don't want to visit you like it's a Berlin Wall excuse the pun.
Great video ! I love Köpenick but you have given me more places to visit … you missed my Kiez of Adlershof though !
I suppose I may have unknowingly walked to Rummelsburg last time I was staying by Frankfurter Tor/Warschauer Straße
Thanks for the video. I do enjoy this series. Will Spandau get a mention?
So glad!^^ for sure it will 😄
Part 3 Now!! :D
in the making 😉
My uncle lives in Moabit and i liked it a lot
awesome!
thanks
wants more
More to come!
Only for German "correctness": You call all the various zones districts, e.g. "Ortsteil" Friedrichsfelde which belongs to the "Bezirk" Lichtenberg; would be good to match the Ortsteile to the Bezirke, not to get them mixed up - One result could be: Someone hears an apartment is in Lichtenberg (thinks he watched the clip (referring to the Ortsteil) and thinks its nice and moves there, but it turns out to be in Wartenberg (in the district of Lichtenberg) which is more similar to Marzahn. This could be avoided by explaining the difference of the terms and matching them accordingly. There is the Ortseil of Lichtenberg and there is the Bezirk of Lichtenberg, which cover different areas :) - Otherwise well covered, but missed out on Karlshorst which rules them all ...
I just saw you in the "Berlin, How Many Languages Do You Speak?" video by The New Travel.
Marzahn did have a Nazi-Problem, in the 90s. It was solved by the Russlanddeutschen, coming at this time in great numbers from the former soviet union to Berlin and settled in Marzahn and Hohenschönhausen.
Cпасибо!
Yea I've lived in Marzahn a couple years and have never once seen neo-nazis. Was always curious why people always said that.
Why oh why did you cut out Fennpfuhl from the map 😭 You even showed my building there 😂 it's cheap. Super close to fhain. We have a large park.
Jokes aside, really amazing job highlighting great areas outside of the ring. I cycle frequently in many of the areas you mentioned and they're really cool. Even Marzahn is great!
Do a Wuhletal bike tour video!
Hope you will make videos about Aachen and Dresden!
Great video, many familiar places, but FEZ Berlin is located closer to Köpenick rather than Niedershöneweide though.
Thank you for this video, waiting for the west!
I am curious to see what you are going to say about the districts with complementary Lionesses:D
Spandau 🙌🏽