You managed to find the dorkiest guys in Canada and Colombia to show us off Berlin, thank you.

One of my favourite cities in Europe, I found it fun back in May.

Thanks for this video DW! I think I'll use this now as a reference for when I travel to Berlin later this week!

Thanks DW! There is no place on earth I wish to visit before my time on earth is over, more than Berlin. Growing up in the US in the 50s-60s, our fears of nuclear war were all centered on Berlin, with Presidents Kennedy and Reagan making important speeches in Berlin the city importance was reinforced. I would have loved to share in the joy with the wall coming down. The relief felt by my generation was great.

I am from Winnipeg Canada. I went through Check Point Charlie 1968.

@terrygelinas4593

3 жыл бұрын

And this Canadian did the same in 1981!

I liked the two guides in the My Berlin segments. Seems to me Axel Ott ought to have had a third one: Wannsee beach was interesting.

Berlin is one of the most free citys in the world. One of the places with the most possibilities! Every one find his place to feel home :o)))

@EZ-gb5gt

6 жыл бұрын

Selbstverständlich i

@HastDuWasSuchen

4 жыл бұрын

@@jemand9122 Schnauze, du rechtes Stück Scheiße ! Kannst dir deine 88 sonst wohin stecken.

Very nice video, I am really hoping to be able to visit Berlin at some point next year.

Nice that you allow guides on the specrtrum

Wunderbar, Berlin! Greetings from Portugal !

Your choices of music for the documentary are so good

This is a sick video ngl ty my g x

@Ashh1066

5 жыл бұрын

Bruh

@rubyhalton9390

5 жыл бұрын

who are you

Standing next to a photo booth @ 19:00 :"In Columbia, many people would just take the booth" (best line of the video).

Good. Very good documentary. 🙂

Who has made the recording of "Last Tango In Paris" which is the first piece of background music?(odd-this is Berlin!)

This video gives a touristy insight. It's a matter of getting to feel the city, whether it's its different chapters in history or its huzzling and bustling present, crazyness and non-conventionalism next to transformations to insipity and traditional local spirit.

one of my goals in life is to visit Berlin; so much history.

@chuckwin100

6 жыл бұрын

don't wait its worth it!

Funny and pretty cool to watch a english documentation about the city i was born and raised in. 😅

The day of my permanent move to Berlin, Germany is coming very; very soon, and I WILL SUCCESSFULLY MOVE THERE NO MATTER WHAT!!!!!

@borisstark488

4 жыл бұрын

No pls dont come

@PodcastCentral333

3 жыл бұрын

Dont come Canadian man

Going there in a couple of weeks been there before when I was very little.

i miss berlin

Amazing

Nice, very well

12 days until my second trip :-)

We must keep in mind that the search for light is the goal.

Cool

Yo this is so sick man so legit

18:07 oh hey is that money 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🤣😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂🤣😂

Bless be the Germany 🙏 country of wonderful people of Jesus. Dear economy lies on your own livelihood may be rich or poor.

1969 I have been there East an West Germany,my friend,two wars and what have you, I traveled all over Germany,all I seen the Amis ,you find Them all over big cities and big Bases,I am Canadian.

💚❤️🇵🇹👍🏻 Berlin, wunderbar!🇩🇪

Isn't the bust of Nefertiti amazingly well-preserved for something purported to be so old? And wasn't it just lifted out of the sand and not found in some sealed tomb?

I had to stop watching when old mate got on camera. Couldn't stop laughing

deffo on my list to visit this great city!

This is well sick

Berlin: Constantly Changing City l Discover Germany yes NEW YORK CITY .U.S.A.

hey ty

@Ashh1066

5 жыл бұрын

--y-mou lupä?.?

the wall is more than enough damaged,broken. are we still in war? when comes the omega for wallwar? alpha ?

@richardgoode5657

6 жыл бұрын

Queen Uiras A Germany as Europe.

Smh. They shot and killed Gunter litfin because he was trying to get to the other side of his country. That's a damn shame

Something for everyone noooo thats our counrty

The tunes in the background thoughhh 🤤🤤😂😂😂😂

@Ashh1066

5 жыл бұрын

bruh

@koji1020

4 жыл бұрын

You commented like 7 times?

Woah

Hello

Gracias por compartir el video espero ir algun día el próximo año 2018 ya que tengo ascendencia alemana por padre y madre de Escocia. Los españoles ubicaron a los alemanes en Puerto Rico que en el presente es territorio de Estados Unidos. Por en America del Sur, America Central y America del Norte la mayoria de los descendientes de alemanes su primer idioma es Español no ingles la minoria tienen primer idioma ingles que son los de Estados Unidos y los Judíos los ubicaron los españoles en la Isla del Caribe vecina Republica Dominicana. Link es : kzread.info/dash/bejne/k4pmmK-Oeq7YpdI.html

@dwnews

6 жыл бұрын

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A city shouldnt constantly change. It should have its own style all the time otherwise it also wont be a loved city.

@dudedude5332

9 жыл бұрын

How should you feel home in a city that constantly changes...

@talijah007

6 жыл бұрын

Dude Dude one thing that's constant is change... Even your living room comes alive when u rearrange the furniture and get a new window curtains...

@Forrestwilliam

6 жыл бұрын

It can also come alive when you add bacteria

@manojtutika7461

6 жыл бұрын

Lol. You obviously never been to Berlin. It gives me the feels. History in every corner. Nazism till '45 and communism till '89. Major changes in the political views and systems till the 90s. Now, it's a multicultural city and that makes this city unique and constantly changing. And I can't get enough.

This Canadian guy is insultingly giddy while touring something as horrible as The Wall! 🤨

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Then whatever your profession you should be satisfied. Never hungry fot richness, money or super power instead you spread humanity within family and society. It will lead to good governance by understanding every one,s need and thus become a Jesus' holy land. Jesus 🙏 (God) Bless you all.

One thing that shows u that Germany is full of old people is the number of museums that they have... In Germany, the infrastructure that u could build without any protest or lawsuit are things that are appealing more to old people like museums and theatres...If a bridge or skyscraper or highway wanted to be built, a whole movement mostly pensioners (they have a lot of time in their hands to protest) would file a lawsuit against such project and cause considerable delay which increase the cost and afterwards, they would scapegoat the financiers or authority for overshooting the targeted cost for the project...

@a.b.1103

6 жыл бұрын

Dear Jentul, the number of Universities, Museums, Theaters, Institutes etc. stems from a time seeral hundred years back when Germany was not a country as such but a patchwork of little duchies, kingdoms etc. . The first German university was founded in 1386. Fostering the arts was a matter of prestige. It showed among other things a lords' education, open-mindednes and his wealth. Till today, fostering the arts is amatter of civic pride, something all academic minded people in Germany take very seriously. Most houses are subsidized and tickets for students are not more expensive than cinema tickets. This attitude is also the reason why we believe that all education, even a higher education up to a PHD should be essentially free and that the possibility to get an education should be a right not a privilige. Today, most cultural institutions make a big effort to put on displays and shows for all ages. The museums and theater matinees are great for kids while other shows are total avantgarde. That way, we can combine tradition with modern ideas and public education. I hope that was helpful to you.

@DenzelPF31

6 жыл бұрын

what an odd and twisted view of things you seem to have... I've never considered the huge amount of museums/theaters/operas/culture in general as an indicator for an old/boring society, but rather as an indicator for a sophisticated one... but then it's just my opinion, I guess :D

@TheMerryWoman

5 жыл бұрын

If one does not know and understand the past, one is bound to repeat it. These museums are the story of humanity, we are not apart from it. A lack of appreciation suggests a shallow existence, without meaning, beauty, grief or joy.

@robertmcdonnell6039

5 жыл бұрын

@@a.b.1103 great response

I love the street art but all the awful graffitti! The scribbles on the Oberbaumbrücke makes my eyes bleed...

@user-bt7sh2hi2p

4 жыл бұрын

discomon im from berlin and graffiti is a big part in the new culture of berlin ans germany in general

@discomon

4 жыл бұрын

@@user-bt7sh2hi2p As I said, I think for example the East Side Gallery has artistic value and scribbles is just scheisse...

Hehe

Germans ! Now is the time to rebuild my wall. Enough is enough , Belinist.

A Docu made from the West looking without infos into the east... what a waste of time.

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The Canadian was not a good idea. He doesn't represent the people of his home, nor is he sophisticated enough to add confidence to his words. I enjoy almost all of DW. This video is awful.

From an imperial capital to a center of gay culture. What a downfall. :( If I could time travel I would go to 1910s Berlin when the city was undoubtedly at its' best.

@matzeknodel11

3 жыл бұрын

Better than a dictatorship

@PodcastCentral333

3 жыл бұрын

Better than a fascist city