Please turn on subtitles for more information! ¡Por favor, activa los subtítulos para obtener más información! Merci d'activer les sous-titres pour plus d'informations ! Per favore, attiva i sottotitoli per ulteriori informazioni! Bitte Untertitel für weitere Informationen einschalten! さらなる情報のために字幕をオンにしてください！ 请开启字幕以获取更多信息！ कृपया अधिक जानकारी के लिए उपशीर्षक चालू करें! בבקשה הפעלו כתוביות למידע נוסף! يرجى تشغيل الترجمة للحصول على مزيد من المعلومات! Por favor, ative as legendas para mais informações! Пожалуйста, включите субтитры для получения дополнительной информации! Daha fazla bilgi için altyazıları açmayı unutmayın! Vergeet niet om ondertitels in te schakelen voor meer informatie! Vänligen aktivera undertexterna för mer information!
Thank you so much! I'm really glad you enjoyed the ride and found the subtitles helpful. It's awesome to know they made the experience feel like a guided tour through Berlin. 👍🏼 If you have any suggestions or places you'd like to explore next, feel free to let me know!
great video, the subtitles make the difference to comparable videos. Amazing how well you know the city, from history to recommendable record stores, very informative
Thank you so much for your wonderful feedback! I'm thrilled to hear that you enjoyed the video. 😊 Berlin truly has an amazing tram network, and it's fantastic to experience the city from that perspective. I hope you stick around for more journeys through Berlin! Stay healthy and take care!
Wow! We had our own guided tour! Fantastic, thank you so much, you put so much work into it and I really appreciate it. I love architecture and seeing the modern buildings blending in where possible is wonderful to see. When I visit places I'm surprised I don't end up on my face on the ground as I'm always looking up at the architecture.
Wow, thank you so much for your kind words! 😊 I'm really glad you enjoyed the video-it means a lot to hear that the effort I put into it is appreciated. Architecture is fascinating, isn't it? I love how modern buildings can blend in so seamlessly with the older ones. And I totally get what you mean about always looking up when you visit new places! It’s amazing how much beauty is all around us if we just take the time to notice. Thanks again for watching and for your lovely comment!
I lived in Berlin for a while and I managed to travel all of the U-Bahn, S-Bahn and Tram lines end to end. The last of the tram lines to complete was the last two stops on this video. Bit ironic as the stop at Stargarder Strasse on the 12 line was the closest tram stop to where I lived. Great video brings back loads of memories, thanks
Thank you so much for sharing your story! It’s amazing that you’ve traveled all the U-Bahn, S-Bahn, and tram lines end to end - what an impressive achievement! 😊 The fact that Stargarder Straße, so close to where you lived, was one of the last stops you completed is indeed a bit ironic, but it makes your journey even more special. I’m so glad the video brought back great memories for you - that’s exactly what I hope to achieve with my content. Thank you for your kind words and for watching! 🚋✨
@@TramCabViewsGermany Thanks for the kind words ... I'd caught the 12 many, many times to/from Stargarder Strasse a lot of times from Friedrichstrasse S-Bahn but never had a reason to go the two extra stops to the end of the line. When I'm back in Berlin I always find time to head out east for a run out on the trams
Marvellous! You manage to cram so much interesting information into a trip through one of my favourite cities. I just love the architectural variety there is to see in what is a relatively short journey. Thank you for your highly professional work from Scotland.
Thank you so much for your kind words! It makes me incredibly happy to hear that you enjoyed the journey and the information shared. I'm glad the architectural variety of the city caught your attention as well. Sending warm greetings all the way to Scotland!
Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm glad to hear you enjoyed the tram cab ride and found it interesting. Your feedback means a lot to me, and I appreciate you taking the time to comment. I hope you continue to enjoy my future videos! 😊
Wieder eine tolle Mitfahrt. War in jedem Fall ein Wochenende. So leer auf den Straßen. Ist man ja fast gar nicht gewohnt. Vielen Dank. Ich freue mich auf mehr.
@@TramCabViewsGermany Ja! Ich habe das UT in eine Datei kopiert, damit ich die von dir genannten Orte das nächste Mal, wenn ich in Berlin bin, besuchen kann xD
Wonderful video. Thank you for posting. What impresses me is the gentrification of Kastanien Alle. Back 20 years, when I was much younger and used to visit Berlin on regular base, the area was much different.
Thank you so much for your thoughtful comment! It’s really interesting to hear about how Kastanienallee has changed over the years. Not every change is necessarily for the better, and it’s always a bit nostalgic to think back to how things used to be. Berlin is constantly evolving, for better or worse. I’m glad the video resonated with you, and I hope you’ll enjoy future ones as well! 😊🚋“
I lived in Berlin for many years until 1985 and was last there for one day. Apart from the S-Bahn station on Fiedrichstrasse, I hardly recognize anything. Everything looks like a different city and "stinks" of commercialism - at least in the city center. Thanks for the video. Now I know that I "don't have a suitcase left in Berlin"... "Man Berlin - wat haste dir verändert..."
I can completely understand where you're coming from! Berlin has changed so much, especially in the city center. It’s almost like a different city now, and yes, the commercialism is hard to miss. But at the same time, it's fascinating to see how Berlin keeps reinventing itself. I'm glad the video could give you a little glimpse of how things are today, even if it's not the Berlin you remember. "Man Berlin, wat haste dir verändert..."-that really sums it up perfectly. Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts!
Lekker rit, dankie. Es war wirklich toll. Baie dankie ook vir die inligting, nou wil ek nog net die datum, tyd van vertrek/aankoms en temperatuur ook sien. 👍
Baie dankie vir jou pragtige terugvoer! Dit maak my baie bly om te hoor dat jy die rit geniet het. 😊 Ek sal graag die verlangde inligting oor datum, vertrek- en aankomstyd, sowel as die temperatuur, in die volgende publikasie verskaf. Bly ingeskakel en geniet die verdere video's! 😀
Prieks, ka Jums patīk video un skaidrojumi! Berlīne tiešām ir ļoti mainījusies. Paldies par jauko komentāru un sveicieniem! Vēlu Jums visu labāko no Berlīnes! Starp citu, daļa no manas ģimenes nāk no vietas netālu no Rīgas, lai gan tas bija jau pirms 200 gadiem.
Das mit Anton Matthias Schön ist beim Antonplatz falsch. Er hieß "Gustav Adolf Schön". Also Gustav Adolf Straße und die Schönstraße. Die Fahrten sind super, gut gemacht der Kanal. 😊
Vielen Dank. Anton war der Bruder von Gustav Adolf. Das ergab meine Recherche. Aber gut, man kann auch mal eine falsche Quelle finden. Ich denke aber, dass könnte stimmen. :))
21:41 By the way, in Germany the legal status of a subway system is like a tramway, also when it runs independently from the street traffic, as it is in Berlin, Hamburg, Munich and Nuremberg. The S-Bahn has some underground stations, but has the legal status of a railway.
13:05 On the left is the rail replacement bus, what starts there, because between the tram stop Stahlheimer Strasse and Virchow Klinikum there is no tram possible, they repair and restore the tracks on the tram stop Björnsonstr.
35:37 In the times of German division, the tram left Friedrichstrasse here, turned left and used another route to terminus. Today's solution is way better, the tram stop is closer to the railway station.
14:54 Normaly, the M13 would also turn right, but at the moment it changes to M2 and goes to Alexanderplatz and terminates close to the railway station.
This is a very helpful video as we will be visiting Berlin soon and will be staying near the M12 route by Zionskirchplatz. I'm confused though as the BVG/ Jelbi app shows the M12 route continuing down Invalidenstrasse toward the Hauptbahnhof and not turning left on Chausseeestrasse. We were expecting to use the Tram M12 route to get to the train station. Am I misunderstanding something? Thanks!
Thank you for watching and for your comment! You are absolutely correct. The video was filmed a few weeks ago. Currently, the M12 is running to Hauptbahnhof due to construction work. There is supposed to be a replacement bus service to Am Kupfergraben. So, what your app shows is accurate. Unfortunately, I don’t know how long these measures will remain in place. I’d recommend checking the app and the BVG website regularly for updates. Best regards and welcome to Berlin! :)
For me that have been in Berlin several times since the 70th, Friedrichstrasse was the only place that we tourists could walk into East Berlin. 5 D-Mark for visa, 25 D-Mark that you must change, you could not take them back to West Berlin, everything was cheap in EastBerlin.
Berlin has indeed changed a lot over the years-some things are better gone, but others we still miss. Friedrichstraße was such a symbolic place, especially for visitors like you, offering a glimpse into East Berlin during those times. The visa and currency exchange rules are memories that many people share, and they really highlight how different life was back then. Thank you for sharing your experiences with us! 😊
Die Haltestelle der Linie 12 m13 und m2 heißt auch im volksmund schon immer Weißensee oder erweisen sie Spitze weil hier 3 hier drei stadtbezirke Weißensee Prenzlauer Berg nd Pankow aufeinander getroffen sind
I know it would be clearer if I was there in person, but was the cyclist too close to the tram, even while being in the cyclist lane? Was it a precaution for in case the cyclist accidentally fell to the left into the tram path?
Thanks for watching and for your comment! Exactly, there wouldn’t have been enough space between the cyclist and the tram. Even if the cyclist had to swerve to avoid an obstacle, it could become dangerous. So it's safer to stay behind them, or like in this case, the cyclist makes room and lets us pass.
39:54 Pergamon museum with an altar, what the bible calls "Satan's Throne". But when people rather believe anything, as long it isn't written in the bible, they doesn't see the Pergamon altar as dangerous.
Please turn on subtitles for more information!
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Merci d'activer les sous-titres pour plus d'informations !
Per favore, attiva i sottotitoli per ulteriori informazioni!
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さらなる情報のために字幕をオンにしてください！
请开启字幕以获取更多信息！
कृपया अधिक जानकारी के लिए उपशीर्षक चालू करें!
בבקשה הפעלו כתוביות למידע נוסף!
يرجى تشغيل الترجمة للحصول على مزيد من المعلومات!
Por favor, ative as legendas para mais informações!
Пожалуйста, включите субтитры для получения дополнительной информации!
Daha fazla bilgi için altyazıları açmayı unutmayın!
Vergeet niet om ondertitels in te schakelen voor meer informatie!
Vänligen aktivera undertexterna för mer information!
Nice ride, and with the subtitles on, you are like a personal guide to Berlin. 👍🏼
Thank you so much! I'm really glad you enjoyed the ride and found the subtitles helpful. It's awesome to know they made the experience feel like a guided tour through Berlin. 👍🏼 If you have any suggestions or places you'd like to explore next, feel free to let me know!
great video, the subtitles make the difference to comparable videos. Amazing how well you know the city, from history to recommendable record stores, very informative
Thanks so much for watching. 🙂
Amazing video. I love Berlin and it is easy to forget with S and U bahn how extensive the tram network. Seeing the city by tram is amazing.
Thank you so much for your wonderful feedback! I'm thrilled to hear that you enjoyed the video. 😊 Berlin truly has an amazing tram network, and it's fantastic to experience the city from that perspective. I hope you stick around for more journeys through Berlin! Stay healthy and take care!
Wow! We had our own guided tour! Fantastic, thank you so much, you put so much work into it and I really appreciate it. I love architecture and seeing the modern buildings blending in where possible is wonderful to see. When I visit places I'm surprised I don't end up on my face on the ground as I'm always looking up at the architecture.
Wow, thank you so much for your kind words! 😊 I'm really glad you enjoyed the video-it means a lot to hear that the effort I put into it is appreciated. Architecture is fascinating, isn't it? I love how modern buildings can blend in so seamlessly with the older ones. And I totally get what you mean about always looking up when you visit new places! It’s amazing how much beauty is all around us if we just take the time to notice. Thanks again for watching and for your lovely comment!
👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻vielen lieben Dank an Dich für diese wunderbare Führerstandsmitfahrt Linie 12
@@andresteiniger855 vielen lieben Dank fürs zuschauen und für den Kommentar
I lived in Berlin for a while and I managed to travel all of the U-Bahn, S-Bahn and Tram lines end to end. The last of the tram lines to complete was the last two stops on this video. Bit ironic as the stop at Stargarder Strasse on the 12 line was the closest tram stop to where I lived.
Great video brings back loads of memories, thanks
Thank you so much for sharing your story! It’s amazing that you’ve traveled all the U-Bahn, S-Bahn, and tram lines end to end - what an impressive achievement! 😊 The fact that Stargarder Straße, so close to where you lived, was one of the last stops you completed is indeed a bit ironic, but it makes your journey even more special.
I’m so glad the video brought back great memories for you - that’s exactly what I hope to achieve with my content. Thank you for your kind words and for watching! 🚋✨
@@TramCabViewsGermany Thanks for the kind words ... I'd caught the 12 many, many times to/from Stargarder Strasse a lot of times from Friedrichstrasse S-Bahn but never had a reason to go the two extra stops to the end of the line. When I'm back in Berlin I always find time to head out east for a run out on the trams
Marvellous! You manage to cram so much interesting information into a trip through one of my favourite cities. I just love the architectural variety there is to see in what is a relatively short journey. Thank you for your highly professional work from Scotland.
Thank you so much for your kind words! It makes me incredibly happy to hear that you enjoyed the journey and the information shared. I'm glad the architectural variety of the city caught your attention as well. Sending warm greetings all the way to Scotland!
Thank you for this video. It was a nice and interesting.tram cab ride.
And also thank you for this comments given.
Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm glad to hear you enjoyed the tram cab ride and found it interesting. Your feedback means a lot to me, and I appreciate you taking the time to comment. I hope you continue to enjoy my future videos! 😊
Schöne Fahrt wohl an einem Sonntagmorgen. Besten Dank.
Vielen Dank. Stimmt, schaut sehr ruhig aus. Ist schon ein bisschen her. Kann gut sein. 😃
Wieder eine tolle Mitfahrt. War in jedem Fall ein Wochenende. So leer auf den Straßen. Ist man ja fast gar nicht gewohnt. Vielen Dank. Ich freue mich auf mehr.
Vielen Dank für's schauen. Ich freue mich, dass es dir gefallen hat. 😀
Danke für d7e interessanten Infos!
@@berndmittelstadt6189 gerne. Danke fürs zuschauen.
The tour was fascinating; thank you from New Zealand.
Thanks so much for watching. Take care. 😀
Tolles Video. Die Untertitel sind sehr informativ und interessant, vielen Dank!
Vielen Dank für's zuschauen. Es freut mich, wenn die UT gefallen. 🤩
@@TramCabViewsGermany Ja! Ich habe das UT in eine Datei kopiert, damit ich die von dir genannten Orte das nächste Mal, wenn ich in Berlin bin, besuchen kann xD
@@MDBenson Oh das ist wunderbar. Das freut mich sehr. Viel Spaß wünsche ich schon jetzt. 🤩
Nice video! I love the comments. I learned something new about Berlin. (Still miss Berlin - my favorite city on this planet)
Great, thank you so much for watching. Come back soon. :)
Wonderful video. Thank you for posting.
What impresses me is the gentrification of Kastanien Alle.
Back 20 years, when I was much younger and used to visit Berlin on regular base, the area was much different.
Thank you so much for your thoughtful comment! It’s really interesting to hear about how Kastanienallee has changed over the years. Not every change is necessarily for the better, and it’s always a bit nostalgic to think back to how things used to be. Berlin is constantly evolving, for better or worse. I’m glad the video resonated with you, and I hope you’ll enjoy future ones as well! 😊🚋“
I lived in Berlin for many years until 1985 and was last there for one day. Apart from the S-Bahn station on Fiedrichstrasse, I hardly recognize anything. Everything looks like a different city and "stinks" of commercialism - at least in the city center. Thanks for the video. Now I know that I "don't have a suitcase left in Berlin"...
"Man Berlin - wat haste dir verändert..."
I can completely understand where you're coming from! Berlin has changed so much, especially in the city center. It’s almost like a different city now, and yes, the commercialism is hard to miss. But at the same time, it's fascinating to see how Berlin keeps reinventing itself. I'm glad the video could give you a little glimpse of how things are today, even if it's not the Berlin you remember. "Man Berlin, wat haste dir verändert..."-that really sums it up perfectly. Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts!
Bardzo ciekawy film tramwajowy z Berlina 😊
Dziękuję bardzo! Cieszę się, że film się podobał. Wkrótce będą kolejne przejazdy tramwajowe 😀
schöne Fahrt und Top Qualität. Danke
Danke für's mitkommen und zuschauen.
Tolles Video.
Danke fürs mitnehmen :)
Danke für's zuschauen. 😄
Lekker rit, dankie. Es war wirklich toll. Baie dankie ook vir die inligting, nou wil ek nog net die datum, tyd van vertrek/aankoms en temperatuur ook sien. 👍
Baie dankie vir jou pragtige terugvoer! Dit maak my baie bly om te hoor dat jy die rit geniet het. 😊 Ek sal graag die verlangde inligting oor datum, vertrek- en aankomstyd, sowel as die temperatuur, in die volgende publikasie verskaf. Bly ingeskakel en geniet die verdere video's! 😀
Vielen dank. Ich kann das nächste Video kaum erwarten 😁
Класс, супер видео. Привет с Украины)
Большое спасибо! 😊 Привет обратно в Украину! Всего вам доброго, и я рад, что вам понравилось видео! ✨
@@TramCabViewsGermany, я очень обожаю трамвай, Берлинская сеть трамваев, очень интересная)
@@MrT6B5 Большое спасибо и сердечные приветы из Берлина! Рад, что вам понравилось видео!
schönes video...mal mitm guten alten Manta uffm 12er...
3:16 next stop refers to the "Weisser See", the white lake, embedded in a park. It's right from the Berliner Allee.
Brīnišķīgs video un skaidrojumi! Biju Austrumberlīnē 1972. gadā kā students. Kā viss pārvērties! Gruess aus Lettland!
Prieks, ka Jums patīk video un skaidrojumi! Berlīne tiešām ir ļoti mainījusies. Paldies par jauko komentāru un sveicieniem! Vēlu Jums visu labāko no Berlīnes! Starp citu, daļa no manas ģimenes nāk no vietas netālu no Rīgas, lai gan tas bija jau pirms 200 gadiem.
@@TramCabViewsGermany Danke! Tas ir pārsteidzoši! Vai zināt, no kuras vietas pie Rīgas ir Jūsu radi?
@@janiskrastins9624 Oh, jā. Tas bija Heydekrug. Tagad šo vietu sauc Šilutė. Varbūt es kādreiz turp došos un pieminēšu savu vecvecmammu. :)
@@TramCabViewsGermany Oh, es ist nicht Lettland, es ist bereits Litauen. Aber es ist nicht weit von Riga entfernt.
@@janiskrastins9624 Oh, tatsächlich? Pardon. Gut zu wissen. Wird dort dann eine andere Sprache gesprochen als bei euch? :)
Das mit Anton Matthias Schön ist beim Antonplatz falsch. Er hieß "Gustav Adolf Schön". Also Gustav Adolf Straße und die Schönstraße. Die Fahrten sind super, gut gemacht der Kanal. 😊
Vielen Dank. Anton war der Bruder von Gustav Adolf. Das ergab meine Recherche. Aber gut, man kann auch mal eine falsche Quelle finden. Ich denke aber, dass könnte stimmen. :))
22:15 Untill the early 1970's, there was a loop, so some trams could turn right into the Schönhauser Allee. The tram stop was before the crossing.
21:41 By the way, in Germany the legal status of a subway system is like a tramway, also when it runs independently from the street traffic, as it is in Berlin, Hamburg, Munich and Nuremberg.
The S-Bahn has some underground stations, but has the legal status of a railway.
13:05 On the left is the rail replacement bus, what starts there, because between the tram stop Stahlheimer Strasse and Virchow Klinikum there is no tram possible, they repair and restore the tracks on the tram stop Björnsonstr.
Thats, correct. Thank you. :))
Ich dachte wir in Görlitz fahren teils so langsam, aber die Linie 12 ist schon der hammer 👍😅
🤣😂🤣Nö, das können wir in Berlin auch ganz gut
35:37 In the times of German division, the tram left Friedrichstrasse here, turned left and used another route to terminus.
Today's solution is way better, the tram stop is closer to the railway station.
14:54 Normaly, the M13 would also turn right, but at the moment it changes to M2 and goes to Alexanderplatz and terminates close to the railway station.
16:17 the red sign on the wire indicates, that no tram is allowed to go straight ahead, this will last till December.
🤠👌
Thank you for watching. :)
🥸Berlin seemed to be very nice town !!!
Thank you! Yes, Berlin is indeed a wonderful city with so much to offer. It has so many different faces, and I'm glad you enjoyed this glimpse of it!
This is a very helpful video as we will be visiting Berlin soon and will be staying near the M12 route by Zionskirchplatz. I'm confused though as the BVG/ Jelbi app shows the M12 route continuing down Invalidenstrasse toward the Hauptbahnhof and not turning left on Chausseeestrasse. We were expecting to use the Tram M12 route to get to the train station. Am I misunderstanding something? Thanks!
Thank you for watching and for your comment! You are absolutely correct. The video was filmed a few weeks ago. Currently, the M12 is running to Hauptbahnhof due to construction work. There is supposed to be a replacement bus service to Am Kupfergraben. So, what your app shows is accurate. Unfortunately, I don’t know how long these measures will remain in place. I’d recommend checking the app and the BVG website regularly for updates. Best regards and welcome to Berlin! :)
@@TramCabViewsGermany Thank you for your quick reply! I greatly appreciate it!
4:00 The buildings are almost 100 years old and doesn't look outdated.
Sehr schönes Video und eine tolle Mitfahrt 😊
Mit welchem Wagen bist du da gefahren? Es muss ja ein 12xx gewesen sein.
Danke schön. :) Ja, genau. Kann mich gar nicht mehr erinnern, welcher Zug das war. 😅
For me that have been in Berlin several times since the 70th, Friedrichstrasse was the only place that we tourists could walk into East Berlin. 5 D-Mark for visa, 25 D-Mark that you must change, you could not take them back to West Berlin, everything was cheap in EastBerlin.
Berlin has indeed changed a lot over the years-some things are better gone, but others we still miss. Friedrichstraße was such a symbolic place, especially for visitors like you, offering a glimpse into East Berlin during those times. The visa and currency exchange rules are memories that many people share, and they really highlight how different life was back then. Thank you for sharing your experiences with us! 😊
@@TramCabViewsGermany Ich könne auch Deutch sprechen und lesen :)
@@Barflax Hahaha :))
Die Haltestelle der Linie 12 m13 und m2 heißt auch im volksmund schon immer Weißensee oder erweisen sie Spitze weil hier 3 hier drei stadtbezirke Weißensee Prenzlauer Berg nd Pankow aufeinander getroffen sind
Richtig. Auch der Pausenraum dort wird gerne "Spitze" genannt. Danke für die Ergänzung. :)
I know it would be clearer if I was there in person, but was the cyclist too close to the tram, even while being in the cyclist lane? Was it a precaution for in case the cyclist accidentally fell to the left into the tram path?
Thanks for watching and for your comment! Exactly, there wouldn’t have been enough space between the cyclist and the tram. Even if the cyclist had to swerve to avoid an obstacle, it could become dangerous. So it's safer to stay behind them, or like in this case, the cyclist makes room and lets us pass.
39:54 Pergamon museum with an altar, what the bible calls "Satan's Throne". But when people rather believe anything, as long it isn't written in the bible, they doesn't see the Pergamon altar as dangerous.
Ich finde das Häuserbemalen schrecklich.