Where Is The Best Place To Live In Berlin? - Life in Berlin
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- Опубліковано 28 лип 2024
- Which districts in Berlin are the most livable? What kind of people usually live there? And what's the best and worst characteristics about them. Find out in this video.
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When moving to Berlin, it's difficult to choose the right area to move to, especially if you're new to the city and or Germany. Berlin is a massive city with 12 major districts and even more sub-districts. It doesn't always make sense just to move close to the new work place.
0:00 Berlin Districts
0:58 Neukölln
3:19 Friedrichshain
5:12 Mitte
6:20 Charlottenburg
7:50 Schöneberg
8:46 Kreuzberg
10:08 Prenzlauer Berg
11:53 General Advice
#berlin
the best place to live in berlin is where you can get an apartment..
Damn true...
Its such ugly city most people look looser who dont give a fuck to do anything good with their life, how do you or what motivates you to live their-? Genuinely curious.
@@eyadouiri3866 Its such ugly city most people look looser who dont give a fuck to do anything good with their life, how do you or what motivates you to live their-? Genuinely curious.
@@amanverma-es8of good dog
So god damn true
“The best thing about Mitte is that it’s central”
Shows subway station Hermannstrasse.
Hermannplatz *
@@smittywerbenjagermanjensen8366 Which is in Neukölln, i guess
@@mtrmotrio3963 yep, exactly
Nobody wants to live outside of the ring.
Me, in Lichtenberg: triggered
same hahaha
but i actually live close to s frankfurter allee
Lichtenberg is super underrated.
Lichtenberg, the best Berg
I live in Friedrichshain and enjoy it. But as long as the apartment was close to S-Bahn/U-Bahn it wouldn't really matter and I wouldn't mind moving to Lichtenberg. They also have some nice places and if you want to get away just hop into U5 which, besides connecting to Alexanderplatz (U2, U8) soon will go all the way to Berlin Main Station (and more importantly, Brandenburger Tor, where you should be able to switch to S1/S2) and you can be basically any relevant place in Berlin within 45 minutes.
Unless you're doing home office, I feel your workplace matters most for choosing where to live.
only foreigners don't want that lol
Neukölln 0:58
Friedrichshain 3:22
Mitte 5:12
Charlottenburg 6:20
Schöneberg 7:50
Kreuzberg 8:46
Prenzlauer Berg 10:08
Thankyou
Can we pin this comment?? this is handy
Wedding ?
here is a lot of misinformation about berlin, and where to live. Also this is the reason why you pay 2.000 euros for 40 square meters in pberg. Maybe if you are below 30 years old, is "vital" to be in a place where you can reach your social -life bar within 10m. But there are areas where quality of life is way better than the "turistic" areas within the ring. Most of foreigner do the mistake to consider only those , where they get scammed regoularly by ridiculous crappy apartments. Wansee, lichtenrade, rudow, altgliniecke , grünau, rahnsdorf, friedrichshagen, grünau to mention some, prices are (not cheap at all) but maybe 200 euros cheaper, but quality of life is x times better.
Rispondi
i was born in the city centre but grew up outside of the "ring" and for living those are actually the best area imo, no matter who you are or who you're living with. public transport is just so ubiquitous and fully developed that it's just take you 15-30min to places where "something's going on", while still enjoying safety and quietness of the residential and affordable areas
Is it easy to make friends at age 45 with no friends?
@@narcabusevictimgermany9687 probably easier than with younger ppl
To me, the eastern districts of Berlin are the best parts of Berlin (as I'd Much Rather Live Among The Politically Left, And Ordinary Berliners, Than in the historically bourgeois districts of West Berlin)!!!
@@mariusmatei2946 amen to that brother
I also like it more quiet and with rather beautiful buildings. Do you have any recommendations?
Berlin has sooo much more to offer than hipster/party/Bavarian and young people oriented stuff. As someone who grew up here, lived in other countries and came back because home is home, I really miss the ordinary Berlin people living here for good. Don’t get me wrong: I love diversity, but somehow I’ve got the impression for the last 2-3 years, it is getting more and more lost among all the hipsters trying so hard to look different but in the end all look the same. And there are definitely great living and leisure areas outside the Ring, but why bother to explore those when many young people mostly come here to have maximum fun for a short period of time. As great and energetic this might be for a city on the one hand, it has its side effects on the other hand for the permanent residents... like rising housing prices, dirty streets etc. I wish Berlin would finally be seen for more than just a great party location(s).
I landed in Berlin 2003 and left in 2012. In that time I saw the original Berlin squeezed out, by as you said, people who stayed for the short term who didn't give a damn for learning a lick of German, yet complained how rude and unfriendly the locals were. Keine Überaschung sie haben kein Berliner kennengelernt.
@@LeoPlaw So ein Schade! This is sad to read. I was a 'short timer' foreigner, but adored the city, learned and practiced Deutsch, and soaked up as much of the local culture/art/music/nature/history/Schnellimbiss and meet as many Berliners as I could. Berlin will always have a very special place in my heart.
Munich feels actually more tolerant and welcoming these days. Berlin is by a huge part a shithole for hipsters and drug addicts, especially in the center
You bring up a valid point about longevity. Berlin has much to offer, and i feel some come to abuse this. The vibe has a short term feel to it unfortunatly. This is why i love freidrichshein/prinzlauerberg because it had the energetic feel from long term residence.
I live in Australia and would LOVE to live in Berlin, not because of the partying, but because it’s such a beautiful city, and has so much history to it!
Berlin imo is a great city.
As a Berliner I must say "things do change over time".. before Unification the hippest area in West-Berlin was around Savigny Platz and Kantstraße, cause of the nearby University and High School of fine Arts. There was Hansa Studios right near the wall (Köthener Str.38), the only 16 track Studio in Europe, that is one reason why David Bowie lived here, but Iggy Pop, U2, Brian Eno, Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, Claw Boys Claw, Depeche Mode, Marillion, Siouxsie and the Banshees, Killing Joke, Boney M., Manic Street Preachers, R.E.M., Snow Patrol, Kent, Living Things, Go Go Berlin, last not least the Rolling Stones recorded here, the hippest Clubs were "The Dschungel" and "The Metropol" as well as at least a dozen others with more Bar-Style Character - and yes things change and keep changing - cheers!
P.S: Maybe a Vid about Berlins amazing parks and green areas would attract attention.. Berlin is such a beautiful city, rich in culture and loads of parks and gardens, as well as forests, lakes, rivers!
His hate for Matrix is so Pure. I will definitely visit Matrix once to checkout what makes him hate that club so much.
u can smell the cosmetics n hear the normally shitty music passin by
He hates the wannabe party scene
Well berliners hate that club, but tourists love it. I had a lot of fun there with my friend because it is one of few clubs in Berlin who does play other music than just hardcore techno/trance.. xD
Matrix is probably the best and only place to listen to David Guetta and Pitbull lol. If you like them you will probably love it haha
@@marcoyankovich There are a lot of clubs that play other music than techno and trance. But we like to dont be bothered by tourists that much and therefore we tell nobody about the other ones.
Districts outside of the ring are most of the time better connected to key spots in the city (Zoologischer Garten, Friedrichstraße, Alexanderplatz, you name it) than some districts inside of the ring (e.g. Moabit). So it's actually an urban legend that living inside of the ring is better for one's mobility.
100% true. I live in Reinickendorf, right next to the U8. I'm at the ring in like 5 minutes, Alex in 10. We got Spätis, living and food is still affordable and the bars and clubs in Wedding are close. But when I tell people that my flat is here, they either have no idea where it is or they look at me like I live in the middle of nowhere.
I'm not complaining though. The obscurity of the place keeps the rent down.
@@Nicarand I also live in here, between U-Bahn and S-Bahn (Schönholz). I’m not sure about cheaper rent prices as it was similar to Kreuzberg and many other parts of the city when I was looking for an apartment few month ago. However, I love this place, it takes me only 20 minutes cycling to the office in Mitte and also lots of great parks, lakes and canals around. Central station is also close. I haven’t noticed much difference for food prices, but some of restaurants/cafes near U-Bahn don’t look good.
like ljubljana
@@Nicarand Totally agree. I also moved to Reinickendorf almost a year ago and I love it. Quiet, close to Wedding's bars and restaurants, incredibly green. 15 minutes to Alex, 30 minutes to my workplace in P-berg, 30 minutes to Hermannplatz, where I usually meet my friends. It's not hip but I love it.
Shhhh, don’t be that guy. Let’s keep the myth alive
It's so sad that many of these clubs and bars will never re-open after corona.
Thank the government
Well, screw them. It will teach them to be less racists on the entry policy. Now they are requesting everyone who loves techno music to support the scene and save the clubs buying symbolic tickets... Hypocrites
@@SuperNeowiz
Berlin is probably one of the least racist cities in Europe. Try to get into a club in Zürich, Warsaw or Copenhagen as a foreigner.
@@chaddy2409 Rampant Coronavirus would be even worse. The pub right around my corner will never reopen, not because of lockdown, but because Covid-19 killed the owner.
I think it’s good 😀
I am the coolest person in Berlin, I live in Steglitz and I work in Zehlendorf.
Why even live in Berlin then? I couldn't do that
@@joanam3070 you are not representative. Zehlendorf, Steglitz are really cool...beautiful houses, amazing gardens .....high live standard than Neuköln
u dont even live in Berlin then
Can you explain please thx
I live in schöneberg/ friedenau and but i live in steglitz earlier and worked for some time in Zehlendorf also
Would love to see a video on districts outside the ring (Zehlendorf, Wannsee).
Yeah but "nObODy wANtS tO lIVe tHErE" *eyeroll*
It's green, it's the wealthiest part of Berlin, it has relatively high prices and a less urban flair, there are some villa districts, the Wannsee lake and it houses the campus of Free University (FU). So it's not really a good neighborhood for young people.
Those two are the best, if you can afford it
Ask Friedrich Kautz - he can tell you everything you wanna know.
@@LinusFeynstein yes, agreeing. Zehlendorf, Steglitz, Grünewald, Charlotenburg in some areas
My second visit to Berlin I lived a few minutes from Frankfurter Tor and loved that area. I think I'm more into east berlin than west.
I feel the same way.
And the sunset on the Karl Marx Allee Plattenbau and the tree lining the area with the Fernsehenturm in the distance is great.
I also had a good time at the Abgedreht
💕💕💕👌
Nice work nailing the different districts in Berlin and pretty accurate. With the diversity of the Kiez in Berlin it's like having the option to do daytrips to a new vibe or feel outside of the Kiez you live in. There truly are countless of moods to explore here.
FINALLY made PART 2 where i cover the districts outside the ring: ua-cam.com/video/JL0bSVPgWqg/v-deo.html
Finde deine Videos absolute klasse! :) Sehr guter Humor - weiter so! Ein kleiner Widerspruch: Es gibt auch "jenseits des Rings" schöne Stadtteile, die man nicht wirklich als suburban bezeichnen kann: Steglitz z.B. hat sehr urbane Stellen. Selbst Spandau und Köpenick haben ein kleines Stadtzentrum und beherbergen viele Restauraunts, Bars, Cafés. Es gibt Kinos und Theater. Suburban ist - vor allem für das englischsprachige Publikum (an das du dich ja wahrscheinlich richtest), normalerweise Häuschen an Häuschen. Das geht in Berlin in vielen Teilen erst weeeeeeeeit nach dem Ring damit los. Sub-urban im amerikanischen Sinne ist doch in Berlin schon praktisch Königs-Wusterhausen ;-)
Wedding zB ist zum Großteil auch außerhalb des Rings, würde ich aber definitiv noch zu den "liveable" Bezirken zählen.
Tampelhof💆🏽♂️👌🏽
Definitiv richtig, dieses Ringdenken ist für mich auch wirklich extrem simplifiziert. Die Ringbahn wurde ja auch eher aufgepropft und ist nicht aus Stadtstrukturen gewachsen, symbolisiert also keinesfalls eine Trennung zwischen Urban und Suburban. Das wurde eher von Reiseführern und snooty expats erfunden.
Weissensee ist auch toll
Und auch in deinem Kommentar ist ein Widerspruch. Berlin und Spandau in einem Satz? Das kann doch nur ein Missverständnis sein. :D
Thanks for this! As someone who's considering Berlin for a post-pandemic move, your guide has cleared up a lot of confusion and overwhelm
They are not completely accurate but can be a good guide. As someone who moved recently and lived near to Alexanderplatz and now in the south of Reinickendorf, there isn’t much difference. Just be close to the public transport (U-bahn or S-bahn), check the area near to the apartment. It all depends on your preferred lifestyle and due to terrible German bureaucracy, you will have at least a month before you can legally rent an apartment :)
Good luck
More videos on junky side of Berlin and the calm side of berlin ( outside of the ring )
Thanks! This is the best overview of Berlin's neighbourhoods I've found so far. I'll be there this fall for a week & now I have a better sense of where to stay. Good stuff.
After waiting for months you finally uploaded this video and it is really good. hell yes, we want a video about the places outside the rings. love your content!!!!!!
Thank you for the video. I knew Berlin was huge but you explain it very effectively how really big it is. My wife and I are considering moving there so it is great to know more about the districts. Where I am currently located we have 4 parts of the city that is each totally different. Berlin makes it seem like a town
i visited berlin 2 times and wanted to learn more about the city and german culture in general.I like very much your channel so keep up the good work!, greetings from Greece-Athens :)
Thanks! 😃 I will
"The only reason because you live outside the Ringbahn is because you're low on cash"
laughs in dahlem
That’s what I thought hahahah. Especially in the last few years the prices for a house got up like crazy
and I laugh for dahlem. have fun with your cash and surrounding grannies
Haha so fucking true. Dahlem and Grunewald are so funking expensive
@@forzasheva7515 yes rich grannies own those places. Maybe we should marry them?
@@SuperKanuuna Hey seems like a good idea. No joke i mean just get some 80+ year old woman that owns a house and wait a few years... And bam you have a place and don't have to pay rent!
Great work once again ! :D It would be great to hear also about some areas outside Berlin, the same criteria as the ones you had in this video. + easy to reach city center .
I love Neukoln, my best friend lives there, I thought it was a bit confusing the first time I was in Berlin and stayed in Berlin but this year I was there and it’s easy to navigate and it’s quite charming, too.
What I find fascinating is how everyone tells you to basically settle wherever you manage to find a flat, and yet once you do so - you're immediately defined by the kiez you live in by the people from other parts of town )))
This the most informative video I watched so far about Berlin. Thank you, man! Really helpful for someone new in Berlin
this video is so great, thank you for your effort to shoot and edit, these informations are so valuable. May the blessing of Techno Gods be upon you!
Interessantes Video! ich bin belgier und vor anderthalb Jahren nach Deutschland umgezogen aber war noch nie in Berlin, Zeit für ein Besuch!
I've been to Berlin Almost every year since 2011, and yet I feel I still haven't seen all of Berlin. Please do a video of the outter ring areas of Berlin. Danke :)
This is one of the best descriptive video about the neighborhoods in Berlin. Thanks for creating such an amazing content mate. ✌️
Well described! I'd mention he sub-district Weissensee, north of Prenzlauer Berg. Since P'Berg became nearly unaffordable for families, Weissensee is gaining popularity. There are many nie cafes and restaurants, sport clubs, two lakes you can swim (Weißensee and Orankesee) and a very good access via public transportation. The second very popular but often unmentioned sub-district is in my opinion Rummelsburg.
Im a Moabiter. I was really excited to watch this video to see what you will say about Moabit. Nothing??? Cmon ofc its not Kreuzberg but still worth mentioning?? 😭😂
Moabit is a subdistrict.
@@jip8793 sadly, enough tourists and yuppies already here
@@nw9338 what do you mean? In Moabit?
@@jip8793 sure
@@nw9338 That must be very dissapointed tourists ;D
Such a great channel and so little views :( You deserve much more. Thanks for the video!
this is exactly what i'm saying. the humor, content, editing, and overall quality is amazing.
Glad you enjoy it!
I just discovered it and I love it. It explains a lot about Berlin.
Great video! So, I just realised during my brief visit as a first time tourist to Berlin I was mostly just hanging around in Mitte! I would love to explore more districts in Berlin next time when I go there. Love the bears in Berlin and love being a tourist! =D
As a big city, there is a district for every lifestyle. There are districts like Neuköln that are incredibly densely packed and urban, but there are also districts - or at least sub-districts like Buch and Buchholz - that remain open farmland. The diversity is staggering and people who can’t find a place where they feel at home in Berlin haven’t really looked.
Grandioses Video! Schön verpackt und super interessant. Gerne mehr solchen Content!
I've lived here for 8 years and this overview is absolutely spot-on! Great video.
Because You are as the crator of the Video not from Berlin. If You were, you would see things differently.
@@RobVaderful can you give some insights?
I love Berlin so much, I grew up in Mecklenburg, live in the states now but if I ever come back, that's where I'd live. I spent some time in Tegel and LOVED it. In general, so many awesome parks, very exciting city and so much to see and do. It's the New York of Germany. I love your video's. Thank you!
I lived in Mitte for some time and loved it! Thanks for the great video!
My 6-year old son told me Berlin used to be two cities, I told him there are way more now!
He says it will take you so much(45 minutes) lol. When I visited Berlin I was fascinated by how transportation is so fast because in Turkey 45 min transportation time is the usual. Not too much, normal.
I screamed when you said "Silicon Alley" and "Charlottengrad"
why?
I do really love the way you tell us my beloved Berlin.
One day I’ll leave Italy to come back there to live permanently.
In the meanwhile, I’ll be back once in a while and I’m enjoying your stunning videos!
Oh God dude love your videos I'm super new in berlin but make me feel like home
Welcome aboard!
Shame that you haven't mentioned Moabit and Wedding. Best places in Berlin imo.
I was literally thinking this! But the fewer people talk about it, the better imo actually...
Shittiest places
@@PodcastCentral333 would recommend Brandenburg or Chemnitz - way better.
Wedding (Gesundbrunnen) is the best
I want to move to Wedding.. surprised he didn’t mention it
Love the content! A video on what to do in Berlin while the clubs are closed would be great
I love your sense of humor...i laughed so hard at the 4 guys at the beginning
I lived in Berlin for 6 months attending a language school and had the privilege to live on the Adalbertstraße, Kreuzberg. Sad that I eventually moved to Köln to further my studies. Köln is a great city but nothing like Berlin at all. I’ll definitely go back to Berlin again!
Man, congratulations for putting the effort into this video. It has wonderful editing and storytelling. I visited Berlin with my girlfriend -- she is from Frankfurt -- back in February right before the lockdowns started and fell in love with the city and its vibe. It would be amazing to live there sometime in the future.
Keep up the good work. Greetings from Mexico.
Thank you so much! Amazing Video 💜💜💜
Excellent analysis and very Articulit presentation. Good job , thorough and well presented.
Best 15 minutes I‘ve spent in a long while
Yes, outside the ring, too, please. Keeping options open and rental price problems as a student.
This is SO HELPFUL, thank you
Very good job! You have taught me so much about Berlin. Danke.😊
I would like to know a bit more about outside of the ring. Lifestyle of the suburbs. Me falling in love with Berlin 😁
Would love to know if this information still stands true today? Is everything exactly the same? Also would be great to get more information on rough cost estimates when living in these different parts you mentioned. Thank you again for your content, your videos are great! ❤
Well done video, I grew up in Neukoelln/Sonnenallee. I look forward to travel back to Berlin and check out all the places.
I'm living in Prenzlauer Berg at the moment and my family originally comes from Schwaben! haha I never realized that it may be my heritage that made me like the district so much. Cool video!
Great video. Makes me want to runaway to Berlin. 🏃
Just wait. Till you want to run away from Berlin.
Cool video! Please make another one about other districts outside the ring.
Wie immer - ein schönes Video! Danke! Sehr nutzlich!
Hi!
Awesome video, thank you a lot.
As I see there are a few districts that you haven't covered that still placed inside the ring.
What about wilmersdorf? Templehof-choneberg? Wedding?
Im looking forward to watching new videos like that about Berlin districts!
Most European cities seem to have ring around the inner city but the ring in London is the M25 which goes around the outside of the suburbs. There is a north circular route and south circular route further in which is featured on the Unfinished London playlist on the Jay Foreman channel. Cities on the coast have a dual carriageway road instead that bisects the north part of the city from the south part of the city if on the south coast. If on the west or east coast the road would separate the east side of the city from the west side.
vienna and paris as well
"U gotta be careful because u will spend most of your time in your district since some of them could be 45 mins away!"
Me, an Argentinian who took 45 mins to go to school every day even tough I live near by the capital... hahah
Ps: I love Berlin I'll try to go to study a semester there❤
Whats ur Insta name?
@@ZeroFive50 SIMP
would really like to know more in depth about the aforementioned districts in Berlin and also what’s life like outside the ring. 😃☺️ Good and informative video 👍🏻 Danke sehr!
Thanks a bunch for the video. It’d be interesting to know about districts outside the ring too :)
I am from Berlin and i like to compare it with Tokyo, because it is so diverse. It feels like a different City if you go from Alt Tegel to Kreuzberg...
I can also really recommend the "Wedding". It is cheap, you have really good Public Transport, many Bars, Restaurants, Shops, less Hipsters and Tourists and they started to build more Parks and Playgrounds! ;)
Wedding squad! 👌
Wedding - the place which had to become hip since the 90s', but actually never did
@@franek2369
And we love it like that! 😊
Prenzlauer Berg looks nice. I was in Berlin in 2018, for only a couple of days, with work..stayed at OstBahnhof..the area around the hotel looked pretty creepy. It is quite strange to see that there is a considerable difference between areas.
OstBahnhof 😅 time to come back and see the good parts!
I'm a 49-year old English man with no immediate plans to visit Berlin. If I was, then Radical Living would probably be ny guidebook. Great work my boy, great work.
I love Berlin! This was such a helpful video!
Sehr detailliert, dein Kanal ist sehr interessant, danke feurs Hochladen. Ich habe abboniert.
Danke 😊 Welcome aboard!
Ausgezeichnetes Video. Danke.
Your channel is a discovery of the year for me, thank you
Glad you enjoy it!😃
This was very good. You have a natural talent for this sort of travel guide stuff. Did enjoy the description of the ‘shitty parts’😀😀
As an artist, Berlin is always on my top list of place I wanna visit. I just wanna feel the punk atmosphere there and night life.
Then You really should visit us in the eighties of the last century...
What's your opinion about Lichtenberg? :D A lot of students life there too
they live there now coz they cant afford it in neukölln, friedrichshain or kreuzberg anymore, acutally, nobody can afford it anymore... just the wealthy business people coming from the south of germany..
im living since 12 years in berlin, and I saw the disaster coming up.. the build fancy houses which no one can afford, but therefor they breakdown old cultural buildings same as clubs.. berlin is not the same what it was, and creatives have to find a new underestimated city where it is still affordable to live.
@@sonjahdz There is no alternative. Berlin is unique.
@@sonjahdz and many will find it in Berlin 2.0 called Leipzig :D
Wow, I have lost me in the time today, watching your videos. I have learned so much, from the first hand, about the city. Thanks
Glad to help!
Voll Klasse Deine Doku!
Bin 23 Jahre weg von Berlin,da war der schöne Richardplatz mit der Schmiede und dem brummeligen Uwe vom Motorradladen die Attraktion!
Schön Mal wieder Berlin zu sehen,danke!
The disrespect for Zehlendorf
I loved Berlin every time I visited. It is a truly magical and unique place, just how I imagine the ultimate city. Too bad I never ended up moving there, got into other plans. Guess I'll just live on the memories and a visit every now and then.
where did you ended up living? if you're single everything is possible
@@S5Dic09 I’m not. 😉 Next life…
Thanks for the video, I live in Berlin Reinickendorf since 3yrs now but I have never been in Neuköln. But now I have to visit there😀
Thanks for the video mate! love from spain!
My pleasure!😇
I live in P. Berg really quiet and lot of new families
Hey thanks for making it easier to mentally locate all these places i heard before.
Thanks for making this video, it's quite helpful as I'm looking into moving to Berlin and didn't know half the things you've shared here. PS: I also enjoy your videos, I just discovered your channel and I'm already having a blast lol
I've watched this video 5 times already trying to figure it out where to live!
Amazing, thank you :D
Best of luck!
Dude, I wish I knew all of this when I was living there
Bitte nicht herziehen, schon voll genug
Incredibly helpful. Thank you!
wie geil, dass ich dich in der Simon-Dach-Str getroffen habe, als du dieses Video gedreht hast :D war schon sehr gespannt und muss sagen, dass es wie immer lustig, zutreffend und interessant ist! Good job :)
Was nice meeting you! 😄
Lived in Neu Köln and later in Charlottenburg. Loved the quite and clean place with a Balkony over the river spree.
On weekend I took the subway to go to the east for clubbing and under the week I lived outside the dirty and fucked up part of the city 😅
Now I live in Switzerland in a small village and for sure the time in Berlin was nice, but in the other hand if you enter your thirties it’s time to leave 😂😂
Can you do a part 2 with the other districts? I grew up in the cool part of Kreuzberg but can't afford to stay there now and will now have to move waay outside the ring too, to Lichtenberg! I feel like I'm not welcome in my own home. Thanks capitalism!
You're welcome. Sincerely Mr.Capitalism
I have the same experience in London. I grew up in Notting hill, now I can barely afford zone 4 :( feels so weird being ‘rejected’ by the place you consider home.
Go Wedding...
I always livid in the poor district ( also not poor but you know waht I mean ) like wedding (müllerstraße ) but even there the rents are high now :( and you can be lucky if you have an old rental contract and dont have to pay that much it's sad to see family's that have to leave their homes because they cant afford them anymore I'm sorry that happend to you :(
@@idontevenknowwhatishouldfu8965 thanks/
Very helpful and informative. Thanks :-)
Damn I will for sure use this video as a guide when I visit Berlin!
You didn't talk about wedding :( such a nice district. Rest was spot on, nice video!
There's on video he does, and goes like this "Hello, where do you live? - Wedding -Wedding? ok BYE". But I find Wedding very nice too, in some places.
Ni Ho Wedding is disgusting 🤮🤮
oh god what would he say bout hellesdorf
you dont even get a bye. just block lol
Living outside the ring is not that bad. Steglitz and Zehlendorf are great areas and so is Dahlem.
he has never been there...
Thanks for the info!!
Thank you. helped a lot for my researches. Planning to move there too.
Hab da für 2 Jahre studiert. Die beste Stadt!!