Groningen: The World's Cycling City

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  • Опубліковано 9 жов 2013
  • It's no secret that just about anywhere you go in the Netherlands is an incredible place to bicycle. And in Groningen, a northern city with a population of 190,000 and a bike mode share of 50 percent, the cycling is as comfortable as in any city on Earth. The sheer number of people riding at any one time will astound you, as will the absence of automobiles in the city center, where cars seem extinct. It is remarkable just how quiet the city is. People go about their business running errands by bike, going to work by bike, and even holding hands by bike.
    The story of how they got there is a mix of great transportation policy, location and chance. You'll learn quite a bit of history in the film, but essentially Groningen decided in the 1970s to enact policies to make it easier to walk and bike, and discourage the use of cars in the city center. By pedestrianizing some streets, building cycle tracks everywhere, and creating a unique transportation circulation pattern that prohibits vehicles from cutting through the city, Groningen actually made the bicycle -- in most cases -- the fastest and most preferred choice of transportation.
    It does feel like bicycle nirvana. When I first got off the train in Groningen, I couldn't stop smiling at what I saw around me. In an email exchange with my friend Jonathan Maus from Bike Portland, he described it as being "like a fairy tale." This jibed with my first thought to him -- that I had "entered the game Candyland, but for bikes!" In fact, for our teaser I originally titled this Streetfilm "Groningen: The Bicycle World of Your Dreams," before I talked myself out of it. Although there is a magical quality about being there, in reality there is nothing dreamy or childlike about it. With political will and planning, what they have done should and can be done everywhere.
    In our Streetfilm you'll see the 10,000 (!) bicycle parking spaces at the train station, some of the incredible infrastructure that enables cyclists to make their journeys safer and quicker, and you'll hear from many residents we encountered who go by bike just about everywhere they travel. But as one of my interview subjects, Professor Ashworth, wanted me to point out: the three days I was there were bright and sunny, and the hardy people keep up the bicycling through the cold winters. As with many bicycling cities, there area also big problems with cycle theft, and residents are always yearning for more bicycle parking.
    I think most of us would trade some of those problems for a city with 50 percent mode share (and up to 60 percent in the city

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  • @felixhaokip
    @felixhaokip 3 роки тому +177

    Cities in Netherlands are just so different. It's a perfect mix of modernity and old style.

    • @paulsawczyc5019
      @paulsawczyc5019 3 роки тому +1

      Yeah - they are 100% flat and level.

    • @paulsawczyc5019
      @paulsawczyc5019 3 роки тому

      @Noah Maddox The reason why the cities are just so different (with so many bicycles) is because they are pool table flat - otherwise, there would not be so many bicycles.

    • @paulsawczyc5019
      @paulsawczyc5019 3 роки тому

      @Noah Maddox In New York there are also many more bicycles - but those upright dutch bikes are heavy and don't have enough gearing for hilly country.

    • @paulsawczyc5019
      @paulsawczyc5019 3 роки тому

      @Noah Maddox Sure you can bike anywhere, but, in my opinion (yes I ride a bicycle) more people will ride if the land is level - especially old people. Part of riding is enjoyment, and at least for me - pushing uphill in the summer is not fun.

    • @Markuden
      @Markuden 2 роки тому +10

      @@paulsawczyc5019 Go watch the province of Limburg, it has hills and isnt flat at all. They still ride their bikes there.

  • @akashr4764
    @akashr4764 4 роки тому +332

    Moved to Groningen 1 year ago. This is the best thing that’s happened to me!
    Purest air, healthy lifestyle, quiet and so relaxing.

    • @Guigui_82
      @Guigui_82 4 роки тому +4

      How did you do? Are you Dutch?

    • @akashr4764
      @akashr4764 4 роки тому +29

      I’m not Dutch. Just an international student here. I love the warm culture and the Netherlands

    • @roy_hks
      @roy_hks 4 роки тому +21

      Akash R Just wanted to tell you that ABC Knew is one of the lesser educated dutch people that doesn’t know that multiculturalism has only brought our country prosperity. You’re more than welcome to stay here if you’d like.
      Sometimes the extremists get most of the attention, but that doesn’t mean they’re the majority, they’re just desperate.

    • @saturnative
      @saturnative 3 роки тому +1

      "Purest air, healthy lifestyle, quiet and so relaxing."???
      Seems to me you haven't seen Ljubljana, Slovenia.

    • @TheKitsukitsu
      @TheKitsukitsu 3 роки тому +1

      Hi! Im not moved there yet, but im just wondering about groningen's area. Is there any company in the city? And do locals able to speak english?

  • @cannack
    @cannack 9 років тому +767

    this creates a happy, healthy, fit and low enviromental impact civilization, wish all cities were like this

    • @woolfulrebellion
      @woolfulrebellion 4 роки тому +46

      Lower need for Healthcare as well

    • @sjuns5159
      @sjuns5159 4 роки тому +35

      In the Netherlands, they really are. Like really every city and village in the Netherlands is like this.

    • @phnijman
      @phnijman 4 роки тому +1

      can nack where there is a will

    • @dickystrike6966
      @dickystrike6966 4 роки тому +3

      Just welcome to north korea

    • @dymphnavanderzwaag4810
      @dymphnavanderzwaag4810 4 роки тому +4

      tubetardism 20/20 well you certainly ain’t Dutch now are you 🤦‍♀️

  • @johanwittens7712
    @johanwittens7712 3 роки тому +81

    14:00 Something that is often also forgotten is that cycling paths or streets require FAR less maintenance. A path for cycling only can easily be left for 20-25 years without any major maintenance or reconstruction if it was built right in the first place. We see many examples of this even here in belgium. The problems always crop up on streets or roads shared with cars and other taffic, or where cars momentarily cross the cycling path. It's cars and other motorised traffic that cause a ton of tear and wear on roads, massively increasing needed maintenance frequency and maintenance costs.
    Another problem is utility companies doing digging or other underground works and then not rebuilding the cyce path or street decently, creating a weak spot that needs more maintenance. This really is a plague in Belgium... But this could be prevented or easily remedied.
    Just one example from the city where i live: The main road into the city hat i use to go to work was repaved with new asphalt only 2 years ago. But it is also a main road for motor traffic, and one of the busiest bus routes in the city. Already after mearly 2 years, the asphalt is already warping to dangerous levels, especially near the busstops. Yet all around the city there are cycle paths built decades ago that are still in near-pristine condition.
    Cycling infrastructure is way cheaper to build than any infrastructure for motorised traffic, AND maintenance is way, WAY cheaper and less frequent. So cycle paths naturally stay in good condition much longer than roads, even without good maintenance.

  • @rosekiller123
    @rosekiller123 4 роки тому +86

    Bicycles can literally change the world. It’s amazing that we made way for vehicles, but not for this wonderful human invention.

    • @Guigui_82
      @Guigui_82 4 роки тому +12

      That's just because car sellers influenced the politics in the whole world.

    • @Ferrichrome
      @Ferrichrome 2 роки тому +2

      They will continue to change the world. In my opinion one of the greatest inventions of all time.

    • @peterslegers6121
      @peterslegers6121 Рік тому +4

      It was bicycle lobbyists that influenced cities all over the world to improve road surfaces. When cars came around, they hugely profited from these better roads. Only when they started crowding the roads, and driving at high speeds, cars became a real nuisance and danger to cyclists. The world now needs to take the next step of protecting cyclists on streets and crossings, like the Dutch did.

    • @Frivals
      @Frivals Рік тому

      You must also say that the bicycles in Netherlands has less friction while pedaling so takes less effort to ride it and so more pleasant. This is an important factor.

  • @tomislavprpic2569
    @tomislavprpic2569 3 роки тому +40

    Moved from Croatia to Netherland one year ago,and all I can say is thank God that somebody understands the value of a bike. Enjoing riding my bike here. Greetings from Tilburg

  • @jiainsf
    @jiainsf 5 років тому +99

    imagine those 10,000 bikes as cars.. a nightmare

    • @tesmith47
      @tesmith47 4 роки тому

      Not as bad as 10,000 cars!!!

    • @grassytramtracks
      @grassytramtracks 2 роки тому +4

      That's what they were trying to say, just imagine the nightmarish congestion if all of those people were in a car instead

  • @drunk_monkey8080
    @drunk_monkey8080 3 роки тому +58

    Damn I'm jealous. They bike around with peace of mind without anxiety. Great views, good roads, plus they don't end up all sweaty and dirty after.

    • @Tezzer-005
      @Tezzer-005 3 роки тому +7

      oooh yes you will end up sweaty as fuck, especially with decend to hot weather haha but its nice to have the wind in your hair :)

    • @leandrog2785
      @leandrog2785 Рік тому

      @@Tezzer-005 Not if you're just cycling at the speeds shown in the video for 2-15 minutes

    • @iamTheSnark
      @iamTheSnark Рік тому

      @@Tezzer-005 That's only for fatties. Maybe you should try a bike.

    • @Frivals
      @Frivals Рік тому

      You must also say that the bicycles in Netherlands has less friction while pedaling so takes less effort to ride it and so more pleasant. This is an important factor.

    • @micheltibon6552
      @micheltibon6552 Рік тому

      My employers had locker rooms and showers for them who needed it. I kept some suits and shirts in the locker. After 45 minutes cycling it was nice to be able to freshen up.

  • @blammblamm
    @blammblamm 5 років тому +253

    Dutch cycling documentaries are really soul-soothing. I watch them to chill out (another relaxing method cultivated in Holland ;) ). Even in Germany, this seems utopian.

    • @janscooter8669
      @janscooter8669 4 роки тому +4

      THX blammblamm for your kind words from you're best neighbor country: NL
      Actually its kind of strange, Germans and Dutch are very simulare people, but still so many different thoughts. Greets from Jan & Holland love's Germany

    • @rene78
      @rene78 4 роки тому +23

      @@janscooter8669 It's the fault of the frigging car lobby here! Sucks big time. Nonetheless it is getting better.

    • @pzykotikal
      @pzykotikal 4 роки тому +7

      Very strange that this seems utopian to Germans, after all the bikes they've stolen 74 years ago. Lol

    • @welkeiserwel
      @welkeiserwel 4 роки тому +3

      @@pzykotikal hahha... LMAO. No hard feelings Germany, but this was funny.

    • @polochbabaaient2223
      @polochbabaaient2223 3 роки тому

      Cuckland

  • @TaoGusu
    @TaoGusu 4 роки тому +234

    The key to this is having intelligent and educated policy/law makers instead of hateful and greedy ones.

    • @bassdewd
      @bassdewd 4 роки тому +7

      The transition to safer cycling was initiated by hateful politicians against cars.
      😂

    • @ohhi5237
      @ohhi5237 4 роки тому +4

      politicians do not like bikes.

    • @basv8456
      @basv8456 4 роки тому +2

      And no mountains. There are exactly 0 mountains here

    • @ohhi5237
      @ohhi5237 4 роки тому +3

      @@basv8456 actually there is one.

    • @roy_hks
      @roy_hks 4 роки тому +10

      Bas Visser Yeah because most non-dutch cities are located on mountains... People knew what cityplanning was in medieval times and before, and barely any of them have built cities on top of mountains. Look at cities like Prague, Paris, Berlin, Bremen, London, etcetera. They’re quite flat, have a few hilly areas but not too extreme, and yet their cycling infrastructure sucks aside from a few spots in London.

  • @danieljakubik3428
    @danieljakubik3428 3 роки тому +13

    Bicycling enthusiast here from Chicago, Illinois USA. Wow! This is one amazingly bicycle friendly city! In general, Europe is much more bicycle friendly than the USA.

    • @wimahlers
      @wimahlers 3 роки тому +6

      Always nice to see bicycle enthusiasts from other countries. This time Chicago, Illinois USA.
      Try to unite and promote collectively for a human oriented city instead of a car oriented city.
      Sorry for the following long response. But I wanted to emphasize the place and interaction of cycling with in the context of a mobility infrastructure as a whole.
      It is very difficult to promote cycling in the USA. One major road block (pun intended) are the zoning rules and the rules for minimum parking spaces per unit (a "unit" being: A shop, office, hospital, school, etc.).
      In The Netherlands we have zoning rules too. But our zoning rules are people centric, not car centric. Some difference compared to the USA:
      1. There is a maximum rule for parking spaces (versus a minimum in the US). Furthermore, parking spaces are actively removed.
      2. There are minimum distance rules for public transportation and grocery stores within city limits. Resulting in a mixed mode usage within cities and villages. All shopping for daily necessities (food and the like) are all within a walking or biking distance. Whereas in the US you need(!) a car because often the daily shopping is in large shopping malls NOT located in residential areas.
      3. Same is true for recreational areas and sport facilities. This is all mix mode in The Netherlands but, as a rule, often separated in the US.
      For a more human oriented city you have to fight this ridiculous zoning culture rules. Which were artificially introduced in the 1930s. And change these failed and outdated zoning rules to create actually liveable cities intended for humans and not so much for cars. This car oriented zoning experiment with its roots in the 1930s is a failed experiment.
      However, I do realise that is very, very, very hard to change. Especially so when most Americans were and are raised with the "we are the best country in the world" indoctrination. And many Americans understandably continue to think so, because most Americans have never been to any other country than the US. And as such never experienced that some things might actually be better in some other countries.
      About:
      ua-cam.com/video/gqqVTNg6tC4/v-deo.html . Removing parking spaces.
      ua-cam.com/video/GsQQ8Ujbua4/v-deo.html . Correcting a mistake (the US can correct mistakes too!)
      ua-cam.com/video/1phWWCgzXgM/v-deo.html . Correcting a mistake from the 1960s in Amsterdam. The big multi car lane in front of the Amsterdam Central Railway station will be completely removed.
      ua-cam.com/video/9kVWDWMcLT4/v-deo.html . Zoning. This is stupid! Except for industry. The Netherlands too keep that out of the city.
      Note: In The Netherlands we do have aesthetic rules. Meaning buildings most be an pleasing aesthetic whole. Such as:
      www.locationscout.net/locations/5953-houten-utrecht/spots . Some latest housing development in Houten (Utrecht), Netherlands.
      www.gebiedsontwikkeling.nu/artikelen/spoorzone-delft-4-lessen-voor-stedelijke-verdichting-stationsgebieden/ . City of Delft. This link is a Dutch article. Ignore the text. Just look at the pictures. The first picture is how it is now. The second and third picture shows how it was. The railway and Delft railway station now is underground. And (not visible in the picture but) the area is optimised for walking and cycling.
      As to the US, of course you can start by creating cycle lanes and (separate) cycle paths in your city. And that is fine, even commendable. But a cycling infrastructure is just a part of the whole mobility infrastructure. I personally would very much see the US changing its zoning rules and car centric traffic regulations. And integrate the various modes of transport with a stronger emphasize on humans instead of cars. As illustrated here:
      ua-cam.com/video/bjeioRKWFvA/v-deo.html . walk-train-walk-bicycle commute.
      To my work I can choose. Either walk-metro-walk (40 minutes commute time), take the car (between 30 minutes and 3 hours. Depending on traffic. Plus I have to pay for the parking fees in the city). Or cycle (55 minutes). I usually cycle, occasionally use the public transportation system (metro), and I rarely go by car.
      Here is an example of bicycle priority in The Netherlands:
      ua-cam.com/video/41XBzAOmmIU/v-deo.html . Infrastructure like this is great for safety, speed and the enjoyment of cycling.
      ua-cam.com/video/MqFuAy5r4b8/v-deo.html . The Netherlands also accomodates heavy car traffic only roundabouts.
      ua-cam.com/video/Y8ocMMEyzxk/v-deo.html . A turbo roundabout. Notice that cyclists pass this roundabout in a tunnel under the roundabout.
      ua-cam.com/video/ap33m-Gnc-0/v-deo.html . This is an example why a city with many bicycle paths is much quicker(!) for an ambulance (or fire truck or police car) than US cities without this infrastructure. For contrast, see:
      ua-cam.com/video/p_stq8D6k3o/v-deo.html . And this was fast. Compare that with the following, also in the USA:
      ua-cam.com/video/l3hOBeQvc3M/v-deo.html . If this happens in The Netherlands than it will be a national news item for three days or so. Followed by a parliamentary investigation.

  • @HelenaRG71
    @HelenaRG71 8 років тому +605

    This is the future of all the cities in the world. Cities are for people, not for (parked) cars.

    • @dbmillan
      @dbmillan 8 років тому +27

      I wish this was cities present.

    • @djkenny1202
      @djkenny1202 7 років тому +24

      I look forward to that. I am not happy in the U.S.

    • @RocketJr.
      @RocketJr. 7 років тому +11

      man in the Netherlands its raining aaaaalot. absolutly no fun cycling then! so ok no cars in the centre, good, but also need to invest in public transport in cities.

    • @djkenny1202
      @djkenny1202 7 років тому +48

      It rains on the most bicycle friendly cities, funny how that is? Rain has no impact on cycling, though. Just need to wear the right clothes. Heck, people bike in the snow in many parts of Europe.

    • @HelenaRG71
      @HelenaRG71 7 років тому +30

      We are not made of sugar, it is just water... Yes sure i prefer cycling on a hot summer day, but with the right clothing, it is no problem. Once a bicycle is the fastest vehicle and having the most direct way from A to B (while cars must take a longer way), lots people will usually prefer cycle because it's the fastest way from A to B. And if the infrastructure is so fantastic like in the Netherlands, i would also cycle in snow. Now it is too dangerous because we often have to “share the road” and that is simply not safe enough, especially when the road is slippery or icy.

  • @stanleycates1972
    @stanleycates1972 4 роки тому +45

    Finally at the end, a trike. At 83 I changed to a Catrike, love it. My wife at 74 loves her trike as well. Old folks don't want to fall.

    • @Markuden
      @Markuden 4 роки тому +5

      In the netherlands soooooooo many old people ride on electric supported bikes. It gives them all their freedom back.

    • @TimpBizkit
      @TimpBizkit 3 роки тому +2

      I wanted one but the price was eye watering.

    • @robertkribs9513
      @robertkribs9513 3 роки тому

      @@TimpBizkit yes but there are cheaper ones. I saw one I would buy for $900. Don't need it yet.

  • @JJ-te2pi
    @JJ-te2pi 6 років тому +218

    Looks like a happy place to live, very well designed. People first, cars last.

    • @youpie24
      @youpie24 6 років тому +1

      exactly!

    • @stendijk8949
      @stendijk8949 4 роки тому +1

      But there's also some critique to this because this sucks for cars

    • @roy_hks
      @roy_hks 4 роки тому +14

      Sten Dijk It doesn’t really. The only issue I know of is the way too small parking garages that require a very good driver if you were to enter them with a larger car. Not to mention all of the one way streets that are probably hard to navigate for people that don’t know the city.
      I’m really glad cars aren’t really allowed within the ‘diepenring’ except for parking for the down town area since car traffic in the city is both on the ring as right outside of the diepenring complete hell.

    • @stendijk8949
      @stendijk8949 4 роки тому +3

      @@roy_hks well it is that bad that when we go to the city with a car we set the car outside the paid car parking area to avoid all the one way road and the parking shit but I agree that this is a better system

    • @roy_hks
      @roy_hks 4 роки тому +2

      Sten Dijk True, however most people find that to be too much walking. Most regions even outside the city center have either paid parking or require u to have a permit for it. Parking costs are way too high imo tho, but that’s one of the other car-discouraging factors i guess.

  • @MegaReception1
    @MegaReception1 4 роки тому +24

    In Panama city, Panama we also close streets on weekends for bike use and some parks have bike lanes. It's more oriented towards exercise and sports but little by little the people are starting to commute . This gets people off the buses, cars and the subway. A big hello to the Dutch people from the Panama canal.

    • @izdatsumcp
      @izdatsumcp 2 роки тому +2

      Isn't travel by bus or subway good though?

  • @bergonius
    @bergonius 9 років тому +217

    That old man is very charismatic.

    • @NotMurkan
      @NotMurkan 7 років тому +52

      Absolutely, he was a professor at my department (geography and urban planning) and he gave the most inspiring lectures. Sadly, he passed away last year... :(

    • @aaronlopez717
      @aaronlopez717 4 роки тому +4

      and Inteligente !

    • @anthonydowling3356
      @anthonydowling3356 3 роки тому +7

      @@NotMurkan Was he English (from the UK ) ? Sounds like it .

    • @NotMurkan
      @NotMurkan 3 роки тому +6

      @@anthonydowling3356 Yes, he was!

    • @CityWhisperer
      @CityWhisperer 3 роки тому +6

      @@NotMurkan sad to hear that. He sounded like a very intelligent and interesting man.

  • @abelpunk21
    @abelpunk21 7 років тому +38

    I love ciclying, i use bike everyday to go to work i really think this is the transportation of the future,im from Peru unfortunately here in my country not many people use bike but now are more than before but we are still too much work to do.we have to discourage the use of the cars in local cities..Regards from Peru to Holland...

  • @StephenMcManus1
    @StephenMcManus1 9 років тому +251

    "It is a mode of transport that keeps you alive"
    Come on Dublin, we can do it!

    • @StephenMcManus_RAC
      @StephenMcManus_RAC 9 років тому +6

      It looks like Dublin is working in those lines already. There is a public consultation opening tomorrow based on a project that cuts the core city centre to private motor traffic. I like it! www.dublincity.ie/TransportStudy

    • @tonyofarrell2775
      @tonyofarrell2775 5 років тому +3

      Dublin ,where cycling is like playing Russian roulette

    • @tonyofarrell2775
      @tonyofarrell2775 5 років тому +6

      @@StephenMcManus_RAC sorry you were wrong, Dublin still full of cars ,buses ,taxis.cycling lanes are narrow with absolutely no thought.Dublin is a city that hates cyclists ,and blames cyclists for getting killed

    • @tonyofarrell7318
      @tonyofarrell7318 4 роки тому +1

      Dublin city centre is a nightmare for cyclists ,and with a centre right government ,it will never change

    • @tonyofarrell7318
      @tonyofarrell7318 4 роки тому +3

      @@StephenMcManus_RAC Well Stephen how did the public consolation go ? Not great .this is 2020

  • @Rin_Ario
    @Rin_Ario 3 роки тому +12

    ♥️ from Jakarta Indonesia 🇲🇨. Hopefully, Jakarta will be a cycling city too.

  • @23fisher23
    @23fisher23 4 роки тому +30

    Everyone seems so happy and calm and patient! Cycling is the future of friendliness x

  • @lil----lil
    @lil----lil 4 роки тому +89

    My kind of city.
    1. No pollution. 2. Lose Weight. 3. No dangerous chemicals - even better for the environment. 4. No insurance. 5. No fatal crashes 6. Save tons of money.

    • @ohhi5237
      @ohhi5237 4 роки тому +24

      every single person in the nethelands is insured, by law.

    • @hiddeluchtenbelt6440
      @hiddeluchtenbelt6440 4 роки тому +7

      In the 70’s when a lot of these infrastructure reforms were made, a major source of momentum was a series of deadly car accidents involving children

    • @GiannaCamilla
      @GiannaCamilla 4 роки тому +2

      Actually you are required to pay insurance just like with your car and the police could even ticket/fine you if for example you have a broken rear light and are cycling at night.

    • @aaronlopez717
      @aaronlopez717 4 роки тому

      If just if john John Lennon ,will write this line in a song You can be economical free the rest of your life' One song ' imagine one real idea !

    • @user-ky6vw5up9m
      @user-ky6vw5up9m 4 роки тому

      Groningen has a problem with foundations of buildings because of underground gas extraction in recent decades.

  • @gwarlow
    @gwarlow 4 роки тому +141

    No helmets (even for children). So civilized. Looks like a wonderful place to live.

    • @Mr_Fancypants
      @Mr_Fancypants 4 роки тому +9

      Cultural enrichment ruined it

    • @stereotype.6377
      @stereotype.6377 4 роки тому +100

      People acting as if immigrants ruin everything but no nothings changed it’s still pretty amazing place to live. Don’t listen to hate

    • @lawrence18uk
      @lawrence18uk 4 роки тому +4

      @@stereotype.6377 Yep, well observed! This is a film about bikes ;-D

    • @ohhi5237
      @ohhi5237 4 роки тому +2

      @@stereotype.6377 dutch are all immigrants

    • @ohhi5237
      @ohhi5237 4 роки тому +1

      @@teacher_ps "and when he got up I " obviously he got up and was not hurt, mister carebear

  • @MrCountDracula
    @MrCountDracula 4 роки тому +23

    i'm born and raised in Groningen, I still live there and I love my city. :)

    • @abdulsocial1268
      @abdulsocial1268 4 роки тому +1

      I like it too, putting human well being first with proactive measures. At the end everyone is happy :)

    • @MrCountDracula
      @MrCountDracula 4 роки тому

      Ofcourse you can hire a bike in Groningen, the costs I do not know but you can find it on the internet, I do not hire a bike I own a bike myself. :)

    • @dymphnavanderzwaag4810
      @dymphnavanderzwaag4810 4 роки тому

      Adel shenfir it’s really cheap to rent a bike in Groningen! You can use ov fiets or even try to buy a cheap ‘student bike’ which are about 25-50 euros!

    • @vinnie_2000
      @vinnie_2000 4 роки тому

      Grunn 050 jonge!

    • @bierigblondje
      @bierigblondje 4 роки тому

      kut stad

  • @jessegee179
    @jessegee179 2 роки тому +15

    Beautiful, I’d love to visit one day. Here in Exeter, UK things are improving, popularity increasing, the best cycle paths are now very busy. We’re still a long long way behind Groningen, disconnected, and mostly sharing paths with pedestrians, but we do have a couple of segregated two way cycle lanes in now. I don’t think people will use them fully until they’re connected safely. Still, watching this video shows how it can be done, if only decision makers would be brave, and build the full vision, instead of toe dipping bits here and there.

  • @chrischinnery7515
    @chrischinnery7515 3 роки тому +7

    I watched this several years ago and have just watched it again. I have only been to Gronigen once and only for a day. I can't think why I didn't just move there and study how it's done! Bravissimi tutti!

  • @jeweetzelf380
    @jeweetzelf380 7 місяців тому +3

    Groningen, a city in the Netherlands, is often considered one of the best cities in the world for several reasons. Firstly, it is known for its high quality of life, with a strong emphasis on sustainability and environmental consciousness. The city has a thriving cultural scene, with numerous museums, theaters, and music venues, as well as a vibrant student population, which adds to its lively and dynamic atmosphere. Groningen also has a well-preserved historic city center, with beautiful architecture and charming canals, making it a picturesque and enjoyable place to live or visit. Additionally, the city is known for its excellent public transportation system and bike-friendly infrastructure, making it easy to get around without a car. These factors, among others, contribute to Groningen being considered one of the best cities in the world.

  • @geevideo902
    @geevideo902 7 років тому +23

    City looks so calm, love it.

    • @youpie24
      @youpie24 6 років тому +5

      It is, during the day and early evening, after that, around 60.000 students go to the pubs, and it's very very vibrant. just about the most fun city in the netherlands for a student.

  • @bretmohler9719
    @bretmohler9719 9 років тому +293

    the 3 thumbs down were from Ford, GM, and Chrysler... haha

    • @bromptonbikelover9439
      @bromptonbikelover9439 9 років тому +6

      ***** Well Chrysler dont sell any cars in the EU Ford and Opel sell the most cars in the NL its the euro cars not the US cars and they make some bikes to

    • @bretmohler9719
      @bretmohler9719 9 років тому +19

      i was just poking fun.. not being serious about who or what gave a thumbs down..

    • @SubieSage
      @SubieSage 9 років тому +1

      Brompton bike Lover You're lucky you don't have to deal with those shit-tier Chryslers over there

    • @RobotShlomo
      @RobotShlomo 9 років тому +1

      CannedPakes Chrysler has now been rebranded as Lancia.

    • @crazypanda5456
      @crazypanda5456 8 років тому +8

      Still most of the Dutch families have one car for longer travel distances. We combine both in the best way possible.

  • @melissa-annefrigon7973
    @melissa-annefrigon7973 2 роки тому +7

    Notice how people seem to be happier and healthier than the majority of people in Canada and the USA... I hope I'll get to visit this beautiful city one day.

  • @Werkaholik261
    @Werkaholik261 5 років тому +122

    This is how you get rid of that gut you hate so much. In addition, you're not breathing fuel emissions from cars and trucks. Truly, heaven on earth. :)
    P.S. - Cycling slows down the aging process. :)

    • @jacquelinevanderkooij4301
      @jacquelinevanderkooij4301 3 роки тому +1

      🤣😂🤗😂🙈🙈

    • @radnasirhill
      @radnasirhill 3 роки тому

      Hope your P.S. not going to work for you.

    • @Werkaholik261
      @Werkaholik261 3 роки тому +5

      @@radnasirhill
      😳 Oh it has. 😁 I'm a healthy 60 year old commuter. 🚲💪😎

    • @radnasirhill
      @radnasirhill 3 роки тому +1

      @@Werkaholik261 60 is still considered to be a productive age, and average life expectancy in Europe is much higher by any statistical data, this does mean in my books that there is nothing to talk about at the moment. See you in 30 years. I am putting a reminder into my calendar Thomayan. 22/6/2051 check upon Thomayan the Forever Young cyclist. See you there.

    • @prikas4313
      @prikas4313 2 роки тому +2

      @@radnasirhill something is horribly wrong with you I doubt you yourself will make it to that date with so much hatred in your heart

  • @spraschlere
    @spraschlere 3 роки тому +6

    Beautiful. A city with priority on people. greetings from Quito-Ecuador

    • @forsizzle9019
      @forsizzle9019 3 роки тому +1

      You love Groningen too? Then watch this: ua-cam.com/video/yvJWol-8uaQ/v-deo.html
      You'll never see Groningen the same! 🙂🙂

  • @elvee88
    @elvee88 9 років тому +114

    I hope the person at 9:03 got that bag.

    • @Abraksas112
      @Abraksas112 7 років тому +8

      sharp :D

    • @claysullivan5347
      @claysullivan5347 4 роки тому

      ikr i had a mini panic attack when the clip cut before i saw them get the bag !!!!! aaaaa

    • @marianocelentano2864
      @marianocelentano2864 4 роки тому +2

      Eagle eye! ; )

    • @Guigui_82
      @Guigui_82 4 роки тому +2

      Oh no! 😟
      You have good eyes! 🙂

  • @teepee296
    @teepee296 5 років тому +86

    The trouble with the UK is the majority don’t like change. Kudos to Holland

    • @tmayberry7559
      @tmayberry7559 4 роки тому +7

      Same with US it threatens the bottom line more cars more money

    • @gromit3315
      @gromit3315 4 роки тому +7

      You want change? Come to Belgium. If you go to a place were you haven’t been for, let’s say 6 months or so, and then go back again, you don’t recognise the place any more. The Belgians are masters in destroying authenticity and they just hate things of the past. “It’s out of date” is the motto. That’s why I like England so much, there’s an air of cosiness you won’t find in hellhole Belgium any more.

    • @ohhi5237
      @ohhi5237 4 роки тому +3

      @@gromit3315 belgium is kinda like 1960's but whatever

    • @ohhi5237
      @ohhi5237 4 роки тому +1

      @@shloa no it did not.

    • @ohhi5237
      @ohhi5237 4 роки тому +2

      @@shloa cyclist death are RISING because they kept doing NOTHING after half the work was done

  • @ozziejin
    @ozziejin 4 роки тому +41

    China used to be like this, unfortunately cars were viewed as a status symbol in the past two decades and people gradually abandoned bikes, now it's too late to go back

    • @wistals3deniks
      @wistals3deniks 4 роки тому +16

      Before 1970 the Netherlands tried to equal the US in car infrastructure. In only 20 years we went from that to a place where small children cycle to school on their own. It's never too late.

    • @coolsoenie
      @coolsoenie 4 роки тому +2

      Song 9 million bicycles in Beijing

    • @frisianmouve
      @frisianmouve 3 роки тому +2

      China has a lot more serious issues to fix besides transportation though, CCP are almost current day nazis with their censorship, cultural respression and assimilation and expansionist claims. Unless you talk about the ROC of course in which case all the more power to you

    • @rajnadar6555
      @rajnadar6555 3 роки тому

      Same with India...in the 80's most people in cities used to bike or use scooters/motorcycles...too many cars on the road now....they will change but it will be painful.

    • @donaldickbutt7133
      @donaldickbutt7133 3 роки тому +4

      Never too late Gorilla Jin. As the guy before me said, it took us twenty years. When the sewagepipes need replacing in the street. When the surface needs replacing. When a lot of work is done, that's the moment to do it cost-effectively. You'll have a transition period. But you'll get there in the end.

  • @michaelrafailyk
    @michaelrafailyk Рік тому +2

    Thank you for this awesome film!
    Our travel to Groningen was awesome, I'm In love to this city.

  • @MrsPeel2305
    @MrsPeel2305 3 роки тому +2

    Bought myself a pedelec to commute 12 km to work, 12 km back. It is a dream. Sit on the bike and smile all the time.
    I learned to ride a bike when I was 3 years old. Riding a bike is pure freedom.

    • @brozius
      @brozius 3 роки тому

      I do the same, every morning is great, I see deer, wild rabbits, swans, gees, storks, badgers, foxes. I love cycling through nature when i'm going to work.

  • @ncsun188
    @ncsun188 8 років тому +22

    I'm hoping Taiwan will become the same way of these life, thanks for the people of Groningen, you are helping the world's environment become more great.

  • @G0DofRock
    @G0DofRock 4 роки тому +20

    Now I dont feel so alone in my hatred for vehicles.. I have nothing like this transportation system in my city but I've managed not to have a vehicle for years, also being poor af helps with that lol

    • @Guigui_82
      @Guigui_82 4 роки тому +2

      Bikes are vehicles. 🙂

  • @diedertspijkerboer
    @diedertspijkerboer 4 роки тому +1

    It's amazing how relaxing it is to cycle to work. I once lived very close to work and was happy to move, because I got that 10 minute bicycle ride each morning and afternoon

  • @herbasveezer
    @herbasveezer 4 роки тому

    THank You for your films! Love them!

  • @azonicrider32
    @azonicrider32 4 роки тому +10

    I will go there :), cycling is a part of my heart

  • @stuartriches2551
    @stuartriches2551 3 роки тому +3

    Everyone should have a go at imagining their own town or city like this. Where to create the zones, infrastructure, connections to transport out of town. Love it.

  • @meehall3960
    @meehall3960 16 днів тому +1

    Probably the best video on UA-cam.

  • @GoodnightGom
    @GoodnightGom 6 років тому +5

    As someone living in this town. Great watch, guys! It's an incredible place to live in.

  • @fedrickrobert
    @fedrickrobert 8 років тому +73

    I want to move to Groningen!!

    • @kurrie3769
      @kurrie3769 8 років тому +2

      +Robert Fedrick I live in Groningen B)

    • @quynguyen-wl2ot
      @quynguyen-wl2ot 8 років тому +1

      +Kurrie leuk man

    • @kurrie3769
      @kurrie3769 8 років тому

      quy nguyen Lekker met die aardebevingen :)

    • @quynguyen-wl2ot
      @quynguyen-wl2ot 8 років тому

      haha ja

    • @2psah2
      @2psah2 8 років тому +2

      +Kurrie Valt ook wel mee.. Heb maar 1 x een aardbeving gevoeld & ik woon naast martini plaza.. Dorpjes om groningen heen, richting het aardbevings gebied hebben natuurlijk meer last ervan..

  • @Shifu56
    @Shifu56 4 роки тому +6

    Living in Denmark, I'm used to this. Glad to see there is other countries prefer the bicycle

    • @waso778
      @waso778 3 роки тому +1

      not ai much as in Netherland.. 34 million bicycle

    • @JacobBax
      @JacobBax 3 роки тому +2

      @@waso778 23 million

  • @SilvioDiego
    @SilvioDiego 9 років тому

    Could not watch the whole video cos is late, but will come back to watch the rest! Fantastic video!

  • @taariqq
    @taariqq Рік тому

    Such! a serene feeling, just watching these videos.

  • @ingeleonora-denouden6222
    @ingeleonora-denouden6222 4 роки тому +5

    It is true. I was at Groningen a few weeks ago, on a bicycle tour. It was the best town (city?) I ever was for bicycle riding!

  • @janseger1693
    @janseger1693 4 роки тому +3

    wow. wish this would come to Stockholm sweden.must be Bicycle heaven. I ride one of my bikes almost everyday of the year regardless of season, except in stormy weather.

  • @digital-alchemist
    @digital-alchemist 10 років тому

    Wow, that is so awesome! Thanks for posting this

  • @Lanae8199
    @Lanae8199 5 років тому +9

    I spent nearly 2 weeks in the Netherlands last May. I wanted to visit this city, but I didn’t have enough time. I will next time.

    • @josboersema1352
      @josboersema1352 4 роки тому +1

      Welcome to our city, make sure to spend lots of money hehehehe.

  • @LUX_8
    @LUX_8 8 років тому +11

    Even though more American cities are becoming more "bike-friendly," none have yet to reach that 50% mark. Whenever I go biking whether for fun, errands or grocery shopping, I have to be hyper-vigilant. Parked cars, moving cars, distracted drivers attempting to text, are just a few of the things I have to watch out for. Anyway, perhaps the tide will change once gas hit $5 a gallon.

    • @jameragilbreath2633
      @jameragilbreath2633 6 років тому

      Good point.

    • @czarzenana5125
      @czarzenana5125 6 років тому +2

      At the time of this video gas in the Netherlands was over 5 US$ a gallon (today it is 7 US$ a gallon).

  • @edgewrld
    @edgewrld 4 роки тому +4

    I just cant stop smiling this is beautiful hope my city is the same...

  • @raphdroidt692
    @raphdroidt692 3 роки тому

    Great great work Streetfilms!!!

  • @iang2868
    @iang2868 4 роки тому

    This place looks fantastic I will definitely put it on my bike packing list 👍

  • @mangostripes2335
    @mangostripes2335 3 роки тому +8

    Every race, every age, every gender, even people with disabilities (I've seen many specially adapted bikes) cycle in Groningen. It's truly a different world when you see everyone out in the open travelling together. Definitely feels more human than cars.

  • @LivingWalks
    @LivingWalks 5 років тому +4

    An inspiring and exciting city, we have so much to learn from Groningen. We've just filmed a 4k walk through the city in the hope of spreading it's beauty around a bit. Thanks for adding this, I look forward to seeing more from you.

  • @nicoleveronesi2975
    @nicoleveronesi2975 4 роки тому

    I live in Groningen too and I love your videos !! Never seen you around

  • @johso87
    @johso87 4 роки тому +2

    Most excellent video about the great Dutch minds :)

  • @ahmedabbas3998
    @ahmedabbas3998 2 роки тому +4

    That's the way to go, keep fit and keep the environment clean.

  • @diedertspijkerboer
    @diedertspijkerboer 4 роки тому +7

    As said in this vid, if you really want to change how people travel, you have to go all out.
    This means that it's better to do one town properly as an showcase experiment, than to do a little bit everywhere. Once you get that showcase to work, you can change other towns and cities.

  • @rabotnickaklasa
    @rabotnickaklasa 4 роки тому

    Perfect video.
    Thanks

  • @5argetech56
    @5argetech56 4 роки тому +2

    Oh God do I want to live there.......... Instant Love for the city...

  • @WBWiardi
    @WBWiardi 7 років тому +26

    now i know, i wanna make bali too a cycling paradise

    • @ohhi5237
      @ohhi5237 4 роки тому

      it can be!

    • @Guigui_82
      @Guigui_82 4 роки тому

      Good luck! Fighting against the car lobby is gonna be hell. 😟

    • @acut99
      @acut99 4 роки тому +1

      As indonesian i can say its nearly impossible. The way the people and the goverment think ..uh

    • @ohhi5237
      @ohhi5237 4 роки тому +1

      @@Guigui_82 it wont be easier than figheting cigarette companies, but it can be done.

    • @Guigui_82
      @Guigui_82 4 роки тому

      @@ohhi5237 I hope so. I see it's already though in France where I live. So I GUESS it's gonna be even harder in "less developed" countries (I don't like this term but I don't know how to say it another way).

  • @rockerjim8045
    @rockerjim8045 3 роки тому +3

    The volume of Citizens riding bikes his incredible. And hardly any wearing cycle helmets. That shows how safe they feel.

    • @editedbyroger
      @editedbyroger 3 роки тому +4

      People who were helmets get laughed at over here, it is indeed safe enough to bike without helmets. Some kids wear them the first year(s) though

  • @mylifemark2747
    @mylifemark2747 4 роки тому +2

    the great thing about being around bicycles is that you don't worry about them hurting you, the pedestrian. i rode my lectricXP bicycle today around Santa Monica and the beach, and at least 5 people stopped me to ask about the bicycle and its price, including several thumbs up.

  • @frassefrazer
    @frassefrazer 4 роки тому

    Incredible! Quiet and clean air!

  • @saifilm9563
    @saifilm9563 8 років тому +7

    i really love this city

  • @stevenvanderduin2700
    @stevenvanderduin2700 9 років тому +15

    My City!!! #Groningen #PrideOfTheNorth

  • @Thomass7586
    @Thomass7586 8 років тому +2

    More city's just like this all around the world. Awesome !

  • @dwjantz
    @dwjantz 9 років тому

    Love this!!

  • @erentheca
    @erentheca 3 роки тому +12

    Unfortunately, for most of the West, city planning is almost entirely governed by the demands of well-connected property developers.

    • @maxgrozema1093
      @maxgrozema1093 3 роки тому +1

      Hey redirected recently a bus route in Groningen. It's only accessible for delivery drivers in night time hours and pedestrians and cyclists. Even less traffic in our inner city!

    • @bekzatakhmetov707
      @bekzatakhmetov707 2 роки тому

      @@maxgrozema1093 fantastic

    • @beback_
      @beback_ 2 роки тому +1

      Not only the west unfortunately.

  • @MrBlues113
    @MrBlues113 4 роки тому +4

    Bogota is a large city that has been transitioning to bicycles as a mean for transportation. It is due to a relatively good bike lane infrastructure and some bad alternative means of transportation. It all started with 2000s mayor Enrique Peñalosa, a visionary.

    • @gomudhen
      @gomudhen 4 роки тому

      @Gabriel Concha doesn’t Bogota also shut down car traffic and have open streets every weekend? We just started doing that here in Minneapolis a few years back, except it’s different parts of the city or once in a summer for a particular neighborhood. Still it reminds people that streets can be utilized for more than just auto traffic.

    • @MrBlues113
      @MrBlues113 4 роки тому

      @@gomudhen Thats true, Bogota shuts down the main streets on Sundays, maybe that also has an impact in the cycling culture.

  • @19Marah72
    @19Marah72 4 роки тому

    Best way of moving around in Groningen (and any similiar places) with the good 'ol bike. I can't live without. It's a mecca for cyclists. My hometown Groningen!

  • @profralpraz7897
    @profralpraz7897 4 роки тому

    What a place to live!!! GOD bless you!!!

  • @SmooviO
    @SmooviO 6 років тому +7

    this is a highly advanced, well executed and planned city...and the ironic part...there are no fancy cars...expensive expansion bridges..traffic lights....all while reducing death(car accidents), pollution, costs of operation, and improving health!

    • @douloureux.
      @douloureux. 4 роки тому

      They are there. Just not in the city center

    • @waso778
      @waso778 3 роки тому +1

      lol most expensive bridges are in the Netherlands..

  • @istiundcaro
    @istiundcaro 4 роки тому +3

    That is quality of life 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

  • @mohammademaduddeen1120
    @mohammademaduddeen1120 3 роки тому +1

    i feel happy to see this people because i also love cycling

  • @Chancekizzar
    @Chancekizzar 3 роки тому

    I hope to spend some time living in this city one day, it seems absolutely amazing.

  • @Chewbacca651
    @Chewbacca651 4 роки тому +6

    Watching these street films of Utrecht and Groningen brought a tear to my eye, I cycle everywhere but I'm in a massive minority here in the UK, where the car is king. Most people, including children, are obese and have become so lazy it's painful to see. I have no sympathy with my car driving colleagues at work and friends and neighbours who whinge and moan about congestion whilst at the same time having a car for every person in the house... Sometimes that can equate to having upto 6 cars parked outside. Still, these people refuse to see the obvious, that the car is killing them!! Oh I think I should emigrate and join in with the Dutch experience, at least I'd be happy there.

  • @RKroese
    @RKroese 10 років тому +34

    Groningen! Fortress of the North!
    Winter is coming...

    • @leeblack8630
      @leeblack8630 4 роки тому

      I wonder what they do when it rains...

    • @Guigui_82
      @Guigui_82 4 роки тому +2

      @@leeblack8630 They just dress with waterproof clothes. 🙃

    • @Julian-pw5mv
      @Julian-pw5mv 4 роки тому +1

      Winter in groningen is just a shitton of rain xD

    • @Roggen45
      @Roggen45 4 роки тому

      @@leeblack8630 Some dress for the weather, most do not care we just bike anyway 😉.

    • @marcsteppi2192
      @marcsteppi2192 4 роки тому +2

      @@leeblack8630 They do the same...cycling. what else?

  • @JamesTsividis
    @JamesTsividis Рік тому +2

    Man this is cool! I want have places like this where I live!

  • @LivingWalks
    @LivingWalks 6 років тому +1

    Hi there, Thanks for adding your video, this is such a nice way to learn about a place. We visit Groningen often, in fact it is our favourite city in the Netherlands!
    We are real fans of the Netherlands generally. We make gimbal walk through's of soulful cities on our channel so it's always interesting to see others doing anything similar. Thank you.

  • @matthill263
    @matthill263 5 років тому +7

    Hope they do something like this in London soon. Central London (and many of the suburban areas) is polluted with people crowding on to the pavements to make way for the cars which are barely moving.

    • @omzldn6472
      @omzldn6472 4 роки тому +2

      Matt Hill Exactly, I currently live in south east london but was born in utrecht and can see rlly obvious differences in terms of infrastructure between the 2 areas

    • @EvertfromNederland
      @EvertfromNederland 3 роки тому +1

      Dear lord, walking in London was scary as hell at times!

  • @flatbedladyv2191
    @flatbedladyv2191 4 роки тому +36

    The Air must be so clean

    • @ohhi5237
      @ohhi5237 4 роки тому +6

      its still in europe between england and germany, no the air is not clean

    • @ohhi5237
      @ohhi5237 4 роки тому +2

      its like saying cananda has great air.... if you forget all the pollution from the usa

    • @antred11
      @antred11 4 роки тому +7

      @@ohhi5237 Eh? What the hell are you talking about? They have pretty good air quality. aqicn.org/city/groningen/

    • @xlolaflakes967
      @xlolaflakes967 3 роки тому +1

      It is pretty clean, but it could be cleaner tho. It's still a city after all 🤷‍♀️ but I love that I can get to my school in like 3 minutes because everything is so close to my house 😊

    • @Rune-Thief
      @Rune-Thief 3 роки тому

      @@ohhi5237 What are you on about?

  • @JoseSanchez-sh2xe
    @JoseSanchez-sh2xe 4 роки тому

    Awesome filming

  • @heikodobbe7689
    @heikodobbe7689 4 роки тому

    That’s ,where my cradle stood and where I grew up,best place ever,and cosy as,with the best markets and kibbelingen.,getting a little homesick now.

  • @tinoschneider6350
    @tinoschneider6350 4 роки тому +4

    Wow, these people must be so positive and balanced.

  • @sanderjansen5187
    @sanderjansen5187 5 років тому +10

    Number 5 happy country in the world.

  • @floricadumaoficial
    @floricadumaoficial 9 років тому +1

    i apreciate your city for bikes !!!

  • @dazzasp3
    @dazzasp3 4 роки тому +1

    Fantastic 👍

  • @larschristensen9367
    @larschristensen9367 3 роки тому +4

    Interesting to see that the danish chain stores “ Søstrene Grene” (Sisters Grene) kept their danish name in Holland (2:40). Actually, no other country than Holland is closer to Denmark when it comes to landscape, , culture, politics, welfare etc. 👍This gives me the opportunity to say hello to my old friend, Christian Althuisius, Haarlem, Holland. 💁‍♂️

  • @pipellis6672
    @pipellis6672 3 роки тому +4

    Visited many times. Lovely old city centre. Far more civilised and calm. A lot less obesity (USA). Welcoming, multi lingual, intelligent people.

    • @forsizzle9019
      @forsizzle9019 3 роки тому +1

      You love Groningen too? Then watch this: ua-cam.com/video/yvJWol-8uaQ/v-deo.html
      You'll never see Groningen the same! 🙂🙂

  • @goossensnk
    @goossensnk 4 роки тому

    Fascinating!

  • @karolinaseverska2248
    @karolinaseverska2248 4 роки тому

    very inspirative... thanks a lot... :)

  • @donna8904
    @donna8904 8 років тому +4

    Netherland, I dream of you every night!!! I'm loving the Netherlands!! 😍

    • @ricardo_boutique
      @ricardo_boutique 7 років тому

      +Arthur Dent haha unfortunately you cannot get nationality with marriage just like that on holland

    • @bramvanduijn8086
      @bramvanduijn8086 5 років тому

      It is a lot easier when married for 3 years though: www.government.nl/topics/dutch-nationality/becoming-a-dutch-national you can take the 3 month naturalisation option instead of the 1 year process.

  • @fernandoloaiza153
    @fernandoloaiza153 7 років тому +4

    Groningen es una ciudad de gobernantes y ciudadanos inteligentes. Mientras aquí en Colombia lo único en que pensamos es en tener un carro y de ahí las consecuencias altamente negativas.

  • @simonburton505
    @simonburton505 4 роки тому

    Absolutely amazing I would love to move there

  • @farouqomaro598
    @farouqomaro598 4 роки тому

    Wow... this is great.