50 Photos That Prove Germany Is Not Like Any Other Country
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- Опубліковано 11 чер 2023
- 50 Photos That Prove Germany Is Not Like Any Other Country
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I live last 8 yeaers in Germany and I love it💖 Unfortunately, that beautiful aquarium don't exist any more, it's broke , the glass exploded 😔
i remember the whole hotel and the street was flooded. thank god it happens very early in the morning, no people were harmed.
Sadly yes, but there is a little mistake in the Fotodiscription. The Aquarium wasn't inside the elevator, the elevator was inside the Aquarium! The Aquarium was named "Aqua-Dom" at the Radisson Blu Hotel in Berlin Alexander Place. It collapsed on Okt 16. 2022.
@@sabinemuller8124 Yes🥺
Ouch
Some people have silly dangerous ideas Something like that was waiting to happen
I did two tours of duty in Germany, courtesy of the Air Force, and loved every minute of it! My former supervisor retired and became a permanent resident of a small town in the southern part of Germany. I wish I had done the same.
There is still a chance to come to Germany.
Germany is looking for good skilled workers in many areas, which can also be read on the Internet.
5:05 there WAS an elevator that HAD an aquarium AROUND it 🤫
Yeah... and they won't rebuild it after the spill.
Hi, as a German I'm surprised. So many things I've never seen or heard of.
I lived in Germany, yet this still fascinated me. Good to see Germany offers cheap ambulance treatment. In at least one Australian state ambulance is user free for residents. The fees you hear from American ambulance providers is ridiculous, but then again, their whole EMS system is years behind the likes of Australia, the UK, Ireland and many European nations.
And Canada. And Japan.
@@nathalie_desrosiers Also note that even without insurance, the total cost was quoted as slightly above one hundred Euros.
@@KaiHenningsen Which is unthinkable in USA.
We call such charges in the States here "a racquet". The medical trifecta establishment here (Big Pharma, big hospitals, and big health insurance corporations) have the strongest lobbyists everywhere around DC and push their best interests quite hard at extremely high taxpayers' expense with absurd results (such as high bills for ambulance rides for starters). Nearly all politicians here of all political styles work harder for medical donors than taxpayers as a result. America has the best medical research and development in general but we pay heavily for otherwise expensive results. Like I said, it is a huge racquet.
@@nathalie_desrosiers Spain too. Medicine should be accessible for everyone regardless of economic situation but in the US this is an unthinkable heresy and if people die, we’ll, that’s life.
Isn't that the aquarium that broke?
Yes it is. On Okt. 16. 2022 it collapsed causing 1 million liters of water crushing throug the Radisson Blu Hotel onto the nearby strreets. Most of the 1.500 Fish died. Only a few could be rescued by Firemen.
Great choice of fun facts and of pictures. Nice pace, I could actually look at the pictures and read the text without having to slow down the video speed.
OMG, I miss Germany so much!! This was a wonderful set of photos!
Thx for that cool Video. As a german I sometimes forget, what nice things we have here. 👍🏻
i live in Germany, but i've never seen these "pong"-like traffic stops... where are they? otherwise, there's a nice set of Pictures for the Germans.
Also don't know where they are - they are not very common.
Thank you for the short trip thru Germany, all the more reason to go.
You hould do 🙂👍
8:00 The "moving house" was an art projekt in Karlsruhe.
Don’t forget no ticket barriers in the metro!
I lived in Germany too, for many years, and at my local graveyard there were shared watering cans. They were though hanging on a rack, next to a faucet, but weren't locked. You could take one or more, fill'em up, take to the grave you've been attend8ng, and afterwards return the emptied (or not) cans to their place.
One thing, that was imho really missing in this compilation, are the machines for returning drink bottles and cans, located near the entry to a grocery store. For those of you, who don't know what I mean: In Germany (and some other countries around the world) the price of every beverage sold in plastic bottles or metal cans includes a fee for the later recycling of the empty container. To encourage people to sort their rubbish and not throw away those bottles/cans randomly but take them to a collection point (for easier reuse/recycling) one decided to pay back that fee for every returned container. In most countries, mainly referring to glass bottles, you can return them in the shop, or exchange for a new, full one without having to pay that fee. Germany took advantage of this and placed collection machines in the entry space of supermarkets/grocery stores, which accept your empty containers, as long as they aren't damaged too much, and exchange them for a voucher with the value of the fees of the containers you returned. That voucher can be used to decrease your shopping bill in that very store; and it doesn't matter what you are buying.
I grew up in the city wiith that Cherry Blossom Street. It's the City of Bonn. The street is in the old town district. All the houses around it are historic, listed Art Nouveau. Very beautiful. The city is 2000 years old. Birthplace of Beethoven ...and Haribo Gummybears.
Das Aquarium mit Aufzug in Berlin ist vor ein paar Monaten geplatzt. Dabei wurde zum Glück keine Person verletzt, das Foyer des Hotels war komplett zerstört.
5:10 Unfortunately the aquarium was completely destroyed last year in a big blast due to material fatigue. The whole street bevor the hotel was covered with water and most of the fish died.
2:00 In Stuttgart (South Germany) there's also a huge multilevel parking facility build like a bridge over the Autobahn (highway) for a huge trade fair complex beside it.
Good video !
1:42 People are probably sneaking into that college just to try that slide!
2:12 Ive ridden the Schwebebahn. It rocks!
Very nice 👍 I would like to go there someday 😎
The country MAYBE nice to see but statistically German PEOPLE are ranked top 3 of the rudest people in the world. Enjoy!
amazing
Great pictures. Although I've seen a lot in Germany, I didn't know all of them.
About the different lights in East and West Berlin: I've already seen the picture years ago and read somewhere that it's very old and that they changed it meanwhile. I don't know if that is true. Would be interesting to know because that picture is shown over and over again as if it still were true. Maybe Berlin has managed it during the past 33 years to get their streetlamps on a modern and energy efficient level in all parts of the city.
Hi, personally, I like the warm white Lightbulbs much more than those cold blueish white ones.
The big slide in the Technical university in Munich is actually at the Mathematics and computer science department. There was a competition and the winners designed the big slide based on mathematics.
z = y = h x²/d²
*h* represents the height from ground floor till 4th floor.
And *d²* represents the range from both ends.
The *x-y* is the ground floor level and the z-axis is the main part of the slide.
The z-axis shows vertically upwards and the origin is at vertex of the parabola.
Thanks for coming to my TedTalk.
that r2-d2 is in my little city zweibrücken.. its great to see something from here in a youtubevideo because usually noone knows this place
Thanks for the video. I am German but I didn´t know the most things.
Nice ❤
There is more than just one library brisge in Europa: The main public library of Vienna, Austria, is a Bridge, constructed not across a river but over (respective along but some floors above) a subway line.
the Giant Slide at a Playground is in Winterberg/NRW. I live there
6:50 - And it's a kegerator ... gotta love it.
The photo at 08:04 (a house being moved) is taken out of context. This was some years ago in Karlsruhe at the Marktplatz and was part of an exhibit from an artist at ZKM
This person seems like they've never been outside the country because they can't tell the truly unique things from the things that happen everywhere.
at least the endless construction sites were visible in the only picture from Karlsruhe
0:17 brilliant idea ❤
That aquarium burst a while ago. Don't know if they rebuilt it.
Only the first through fourth grade in Germany are elementary school. After that there are three kinds of schools. Some prepare you to go right to work after you finish your schooling. Others prepare you for vocational or technical school. Still others prepare you to go to college. The last type goes up to thirteenth grade and you can only get in if you have passed an exam.
Your description is probably correct for some areas, but schooling in Germany is regulated by the Federal States, so the structures and laws vary quite a bit. For example, elementary school can last from the first to the fourth, fifth or sixth grade, depending on were you live. And the number of school types to enter after finishing elementary school varies from two (Middle School and Gymnasium) to five (Hauptschule, Realschule, Gymnasium, Sekundarschule and Gesamtschule). There are also schools for kids with special needs.
The Gymnasium, which shell prepare for college/university, can last eight or nine years. You don’t need to pass an exam to enter it in every Federal State. (And there are other schools like Berufskollegs that provide a diploma allowing to enter university.)
@@vic9543 Yes and you can switch later between the education types if your grades get better or bader.
@@atconnys8786 Thanks, I forgot to mention this.
5:05 The aquarium around the elevator collapsed in December 2022
In the pool of the outdoor store, you can also dive.
Is that the one in Cologne?
@@Stefan556 Yes
ay yo this inside surf thing is in my city, glad to see us here xd
7:59 The house is not being moved - they just wanted to sweep out underneath…
The aquarium broke a couple of months ago 😂
You still need to be lucky to find a parking spot at Frankfurt (at least downtown). 😅
it is forbidden to walk on the bridge in Kromlau - mainly to be able to enjoy for a long time to come instead of breaking it...
The Aquarium (Sealife) shattered this year, idk when. So no more Aquarium lift or the fish that used to live in it.
at 4:56 that is not on germany have never seen buttons like this, the person traffic buttons looks different
Nice pictures, but the elevator in the fish tank is very kaput.
The Elevator in the hotel burst and l did a lot of damage. some fish could be saved
2:50 WINNER!
Where is the elevator with aquarium? 😮
It was in Berlin. Collapsed in 2022.
5:05 no more! 😢😢
Hi, bei etlichen Fotos wäre es toll, wenn der Ort genannt werden würde. Wo steht z.B. das schwarze Haus?
Kurz mal bei google eingegeben hätte die Antwort gebracht, manche Leute kommen auf die einfachsten Dinge nicht 🤦♂️
Stadt Möhringen, by the way.
0:47 this is absolutely wrong! The picture shows the Heerstraße in Bonn and this was organized in a private way by the people, that live in this street to make the street a bit mre nicer. It has absolutely nothing to do with the reunification of the East- and West-Germany! Absolutely wrong!
There are 50 fantastic, funny and lovely pictures, and the only one commented on is the aquarium picture because it failed... No wonder why the world is getting to be a terrible place to be.
Friedberg ans Bad Vilbel? Someone has been to the Wetterau!
3:00 That is no Ivy but Virginia creeper
1:14 for anyone interested in this Place. PLEASE do NOT stand on that bridge its not designed to be crossed over and it could be damaged or colapse if you do what that irresponsible person in the picture is doing.
1:45 pretty sure these are for emergency only
No, it's just for fun.
No, they can be used any time.
5:10 it doesn't exist anymore, cause it fell down and flooded the Hotel
most of them are unicat example. it is not a general thing.
In 1980 my husband walked up the steps of koln church (spelt wrong lol) whilst I was 7 months preggers with my first son
*Kölner Dom (german)
*Cologne Cathedral
😊👍
I seems the quality of life in Germany is very high.
say`s you stick to making what you do best .BEER !
Actually, Germany ist great, but not everything shown in this Video still exists or is true
Many have tried to remove the Bible but none have.
In most German hotels you won’t find one
@@claudiakarl7888 top comment!
Germany is boss
No. We are on a good way maybe but we can improve 😊👍
@@a.d.1563 I just love it
@@ginibelle1416 ---- you been here before or planning to come here? 😊
@@a.d.1563I have been once before a few years back
@@pegamini7582Die Grünen regieren nicht alleine in Deutschland und schon gar nicht in den einzelnen Bundesländern. Wenn CDU/CSU nicht über 16 Jahre alles ausgebremst hätten, hätten wir heute bedeutend weniger Probleme und unsere Kinder und Enkelkinder eine sicherere Zukunft.
I barely understand the concept of those videos... You take about 50 photos of some random places of a country to "prove" it is different? Surprise, surprise - EACH country differs from another! 😉 Most of those installations / buildings / whatever is shown occur in only one or very few places, and are not representative for the whole country.
Interesting though: That these items exist at all, and I enjoy to see what is possible / created all over the world.
At least you included a few things that ARE suitable to emphasize something typical for a country like traditions, mentality, habits, regulations etc.; e.g. the "Rettungsgasse" (emergency lane) on German highways in case of traffic jam, or the great, affordable health insurance system (just 10,- € for an ambulance ride for example). 👍
Nope, the fish basin imploded...and millions of litres of water or in retard units 200 blue whales or 300 mid-sized swimming pools poured into the neighbourhood. All inhabintants of the tank died.
Ripped from BossDT...
I wish the first one could be everywhere. Here in the United States, people who want cruelty free circuses have to go to human only shows!
I'm sorry..but but the homeless pad looks like a coffin before being closed on the deceased person..😑😳😏
I wouldn't care what it looked like if it was freezing cold outside and warm inside this "coffin".
The first one is not true
1- people still like to see live animals.
2- is cool and should be done everywhere.
3- is dumb skin tight outfits are still sexy, your never gonna get rid of everything sexual.
4- That german hotel HAS to, because many of its "Guests" are people who have no idea what Human rights are, Most people even in America.. but certainly the west already know not to go out and kidnap young girls.. its an islam problem.. which could also be fixed by a Bible if they read it lol.
6- Pods for homeless are a great idea i'd love to see them world wide, something you can lock from inside (but police can open) but you can also wash inside of and create warmth in winter would be great.
8- Tampon Tax is a choice people could make - i wonder if progress in that area is made though knowing you'd make less money creating a new Tampon for Germany?
Had to stop counting most of these are DUMB and are either ART or something cool you could also find SOMEWHERE ELSE!
Womens parking is a great idea, just like Disabled parking.. i wonder how well its policed though.
Geometrical parking... just looks like it'd be confusing.. if it works cool but.. yikes.. i notice the numbers.. everyone has their own spot? and it must be one way? is that how it works?
That elevator with fish around it.. its gone and they wont make it again.. it blew up for some unknown reason LOL.
Puke sinks are.. in theory a nice idea, i wouldn't mind a tap to wash my face after too...
Electic highway is cool, but i doubt its just for pollution reduction and it must be nice that you have a route you can do that.. in America there is far too many roads, and in NZ we have far too much random roads, all types going up and down the south island that this couldn't work for.
This thing has been broken forever.. isn't really a good thing? it just shows how lazy the workmen or people hiring them are LOL
Most of this is just "Look some Art that is subjective.." which you can find superior or less so in any other country.. yes some pretty views but i live in Middle Earth i'm not impressed.
A lot of this just seems like "I wanna brag" but really.. its not that much better than the rest of the world you really should get out and explore the world if you think Germany is the best place.
Much of the world is really cool.
5:40 "Germany just built an electric highway to curb pollution from diesel trucks"
Meanwhile, Germany shut down its nuclear power plant and have to rely on coal to produce electricity .... yeah clearly, Germany isn't like any other country.
Just mentioning - these "electric highways" are just a few small parts over short distances; and just 2 or 3 truck-companys use them for "tests". if they want to drive down the "autobahn", they had to start the diesel-engine again... so, it might be just a "little" point in "try to get cleaner Traffic". the Problem will always be trucks from other europe states, who won't have such a system - and can't use it; and it's a expensive Mainetance-point for the Trucks, 'cause they need a diesel-engine with a gearbox as even a electric engine and batteries (even if they're small) - so, a long distance trip won't work at the moment. I just know that there's a part near Frankfurt, Germany at the A5, and another part in Gaggenau - offside the Autobahn on a national road, who even had such a system. for my part, i never have seen such a truck in nature... even when i know how they're are build up, 'cause there's a documentation about it here on youtube.
for the nuclear power plants - they were to old, and it might have be a risk to let them run - so they had to need shut down. on the other hand, they even don't have a "newer" plan of "how to set up nuclear power plants", so they even won't do that - and even coal is partwise exported to other countrys, even when we have here settles up not long ago a new coal-power plant. that's a bad thing, i know... but the people even don't wand wind-turbines, and literally not many think about water-turbines (who are mostly used for the "deutsche bahn" as Power-source).
Try a nuclear catastrophe vs a coal catastrophe and get back to us.
germany in 2023 has ministers whose only qualification has been writing children s books(= our Economics Minister) and a kitchen helper....everything in Germany is going downhill but we re not allowed to speak in the REASON for it (youtube n twitter are heavily censored in Germany under the leftist party laws now!) ...visit it SOON if you want to still enjoy it!
@@pegamini7582 The problem with nuclear power is not only what happens when it breaks but mainly when it works "normally". Cancer rates in the vicinity rise significantly (and these cases are not included in the statistics you've cited) and getting rid of or storing the nuclear waste safely is still an unsolved problem. If you factored the costs for even the short-term storage into the the price per Watt, nuclear energy would never be feasible economically. Sadly in Germany that hot potato was offloaded to the tax-payer. Glad it's now a thing of the past.
@@12345fowler Oh right, because I'm sure the pollution caused by coal power plant hasn't made millions of people ill over decades. If you really think "catastrophes" such as Tchernobyl is the bigger risk compared to the pollution from all the coal industries over the world, you really are naive.
The truth is that nuclear is the safest of all of them, it has caused less death even with tchernobyl and even if you count people who developed cancer after that event.
Mentally ill more like.
Germany is more likely to imitate the US, examples shown here are mostly big exeptions...
No not at all they are not like the British who are the lap dog of the U S
USA is 🥱😴
This huge aquarium ist callled AquaDome. But Last year it broke or more exploded in thousand of pieces and flooded the whole street.