Guide to city trains: 1) S-Bahn, the overground train network that sometimes goes underground 2) U-Bahn, the underground train network that sometimes goes overground

@Orangecataura

5 жыл бұрын

You could see it as "S-Bahn" = street train, "U-Bahn" = Underground train

@enrixxel

5 жыл бұрын

@@Orangecataura no, a street train is called Tram in germany

@TOPSpeed272

4 жыл бұрын

@@enrixxel straßenbahn

@banut2116

4 жыл бұрын

OMG this would have been so helpful when I was there last week

@maxnoerenberg6370

4 жыл бұрын

@@Orangecataura the S-Bahn is the Stadt-Bahn , City-Train

Extra Don't: NEVER stand on the left hand side of an escalator, it will get you some veeery annoyed comments. It is for people in a hurry, kind of like an express lane. There is a rhyme for that, too: "links gehen, rechts stehen" ("walk on the left, stand on the right").

@suzannerichardson6420

5 жыл бұрын

Same in London.

@Agalofix

5 жыл бұрын

Same in Moscow.

@sunnynight8828

4 жыл бұрын

*stand on the right

@TOPSpeed272

4 жыл бұрын

hab ich noch nie gehört

@perthfanny3017

4 жыл бұрын

People do that in Spain all the time. So annoying!

I live in Berlin why am I watching this😂😂

@chrillehihihom1431

4 жыл бұрын

Jo dacht ich mir auch grad? Was zieht man sich das rein?

@dot1754

4 жыл бұрын

@@chrillehihihom1431 hi

@Peter-gy1vy

4 жыл бұрын

Same

@Themaneman464

3 жыл бұрын

The same reason I like watching videos about Los Angeles haha

@Franz_Z

3 жыл бұрын

Haha

A tip for everyone who wants to visit Berlin: you actually don’t have to book a sightseeing tour. Just buy a day pass and take the bus 100 to get around town. It drives to all the major attractions and runs every 5-10 minutes. You can step out at any time, and sometimes the bus drives even talks about some major landmarks (if you get a nice bus driver - not all do that!). A day pass is 7€ per person and is valid until 3am of the next day.

@Winona493

8 ай бұрын

Super Tipp, danke!!!! 😊

@BEAST1968

6 ай бұрын

Danke! I’m going to Berlin in May 2024

@erdinc2590

4 ай бұрын

@@BEAST1968 pass is 8.8 for AB, these cost increases hurt me a lot

@nutsacherry2552

3 ай бұрын

Thank you, I will totally do it!

As someone who lives in Berlin I'd have a request for all you tourists - Don't mistake cashiers for travel guides in the super market. I live in a tourist heavy area and it can get rather frustrating sometimes when the lines get longer and longer. Instead - pay, get out of line and THEN please ask a local around you. Most of us Berliners will be happy to help tourists and while we explain where the next bus station is or how to get to some location or other the Cashiers are free to do what they're supposed to :)

@LordDavid04

6 жыл бұрын

I never asked a cashier for tourist tips/advice. They would sometimes respond in English to clarify something or if I was asking a question or wanting (for example a packet of F6 cigarettes) something from the counter. Was that the small size or large size?

@BobiR-bl9fc

5 жыл бұрын

Gex,,,,I will come to Berlin for Master of IT ,So please if you have any room for rent pm me ?,,I am looking for a cheap room for a year or more

@BobiR-bl9fc

5 жыл бұрын

Does any one have a small room attach to bathroom for rent for a year ?..I ll come to Berlin for Master degree so I m looking for a cheap room

@marcyyorke2720

5 жыл бұрын

Yoo same. I use to live in a tourist heavy are aswell before i moved to the outer circle of berlin this year in april. For 7 years i had tourists harass the cashiers lmao. Like the cashiers don't know and don't care, leave em alone xD.

@torrace12

5 жыл бұрын

a very productive suggestion, i applaud it, it seems very stupid to block the way of ordinary people in a town... from one thing to another - someone must make a movie called Berlin in Love ...

Who takes a taxi in Europe. When I travel I always use public transport, it's cheap and boost your confidence about finding youself in different places.

@woltersworld

6 жыл бұрын

late night?

@lauralanthalasa7

6 жыл бұрын

Wolters World it's 9pm in Poland 😉

@emjayay

6 жыл бұрын

I like mingling with the locals and seeing real life on public transit. I live in Brooklyn and have never taken a taxi here except once or twice with other people in some situation. Of course the subway and buses run 24/7 here.

@carola-lifeinparis

6 жыл бұрын

I lived in Berlin for 6 months and late night, the subway was still running and crowded...

@monsterfckr

5 жыл бұрын

lauralanthalasa7 in Paris we had to get to the airport at 4am and no train was going there. We then wanted to take the night bus but got flipped off and he closed the door on us when we asked for a ticket lmao. Then we had to take a taxi.. but at least the taxi driver was nice 😂

Hah Berlin. Thats my Hometown. Its so great and wonderful. I miss Berlin. Please don't buy public transportation tickets in the hotel. Its a trap. It costs 13€ per day, 20€ per two days and 36€for 4 days. At the ticket machines or ticket shops is a day ticket 7€. And a 7-Day Ticket costs 30€. Much cheaper. The AB-Ticket is the best for you. Usually you don't need the C-Ticket Zone. C Is for Potsdam, Oranieburg, Straußberg etc.

@harrys6605

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

@Alexandar_90

4 жыл бұрын

Update, daily ticket at machine is 9.60 euros.

@cailinalainn7708

4 жыл бұрын

Danke 😀

@mrn234

4 жыл бұрын

@@Alexandar_90 They made it even more expensiv wtf last year it was still 7€ for a daily and the first time i was in Berlin it was only around 5€ (that was end of 2009)

I’m from Berlin and I’ve heard so many other German people say that Berlin doesn’t feel like Germany because it’s so different

@jonathanappleby9593

4 жыл бұрын

Yes I agree 100 percent! I always describe Berlin as it's own entity. Very different from the rest of Germany.

@mrn234

4 жыл бұрын

@@jonathanappleby9593 yup its the same with London in the UK or New York those are uh i would call it International Towns. I was last year in Berlin for a concert and ive heard sometimes more English and other languages then german.

@jonathanappleby9593

4 жыл бұрын

@@mrn234 yes!!! I am from the UK! And get frustrated when many people only visit London, it's not a reflection of the rest of the UK! But in Berlin it's even more extreme the people on the street as just not like that found in other German cities. Berlin is extremely.liberal and free!

@johnathin0061892

3 жыл бұрын

@@mrn234 When it comes to NY City, that is putting it kindly.

@connys.a2412

2 жыл бұрын

I feel that Berlin is extremely fast and hectic....maybe due to my age....but interesting, beautiful nonetheless.

You missed quite possibly the important DONT while in Germany, one I see a LOT of people making the mistake of doing. Do NOT, EVER, for ANY REASON AT ALL, do the Hitler salute, goose step march or bring up Nazi questions to locals. A friend of mine spent a night in a German jail because she thought it would make a funny picture to do the Nazi salute in front of the Brandenburg Gate, unfortunately, the police officer standing a few feet away did not share that sense of humor and she ended up being deported the next day (a full week and a half short on her vacation) Germans in my experience do NOT find this behavior funny and will not tolerate it. You are likely to be imprisoned, fined, or evicted from the country. Best not to bring up WW2 at ALL except in a historical museum asking a curator or museum guide specific questions you may have.

@alkoyyy

6 жыл бұрын

How would glorifying the system that killed 60 million people be funny? Even if it's supposedly done "ironically"?

@alexrompen805

6 жыл бұрын

I have no idea why she thought so. Perhaps ironically? Then again, we live in an age where we have to tell people not to eat laundry detergent so......

@madarauchiha1636

6 жыл бұрын

Youre the only person that thinks about this stuff

@madarauchiha1636

6 жыл бұрын

Matthias Schmitt communism killed 100 million

@khalidcarrillo1132

6 жыл бұрын

If you have to tell someone not to do that, they shouldn't travel outside their home! Don't need any more Logan Pauls out there -_-

Berlin vs Bavaria = New York City vs Texas

@nelileen1656

6 жыл бұрын

Hans Franz I’ve never been to the US , but I feel like that’s a pretty accurate comparison

@f.c.laukhard3623

6 жыл бұрын

I do not think that Texas has to pump billions of euros into New York every year ;)

@nelileen1656

6 жыл бұрын

Friedrich Christian Laukhard oh Jesus yes that’s right that thing again , and that so many companies only moved to Bavaria after the Second World War from Berlin because Berlin happened to be surrounded by the soviet sector , and that this is why Berlin suffered a whole lot economically , is not relevant I suppose

@f.c.laukhard3623

6 жыл бұрын

Well, the economy in Berlin is actually not that bad but somehow the administration is just shitty. And actually Bavaria was not economically successful immediately after the war and had to transform from an agricultural state into a modern state.. Also now Berlin already had quite a long time to improve as well and a lot of companies did move there so that excuse is a bit cheap. Also: Relax, I am not from Bavaria and it was originally meant as a little joke. Your reaction however indicates that I might have hit a weak spot, so sorry for that.

@nelileen1656

6 жыл бұрын

Friedrich Christian Laukhard haha nah it’s okay , to be fair I feel like I don’t have a full understanding of economy neither in Bavaria nor Berlin and what I said is just what I learned in history , also it’s really fine , I’m not actually mad or anything , why would I be ? It’s true Bavaria has a much stronger economy , that I’m aware of , don’t know all the reasons , but yeah sorry that it came across as such I was lashing out or anything haha

Berlin is much more of a "do" city than a "don't" city. It's a fabulous, fabulous, fabulous place! A "long weekend" in Berlin is simply cruel - there's so much to do and see that you'll be terribly frustrated if you have a too short stay. And you'll be depressed on the day you leave - you won't want to! The best thing about Berlin is the energetic vibe - it sizzles with energy, people are always wanting to do something and so will you. It's perhaps the most positive city in Europe, and while others live on some long-gone glorious past, Berlin is always looking at the future. That, among many other things, sets it apart from all other European cities and make it a must-visit place.

@goytabr

Жыл бұрын

@@apegrasshoplizard, for my comment to be "propaganda", I'd have to be somehow linked to Berlin's government or some trade association from there, and to have some economic or political interest in that (in which case, a KZread comment would be a terribly ineffective way of making propaganda!). As it happens, I'm not German or even European, I don't live in Europe, and *unfortunately* I haven't been able to visit Berlin in many years. As it happens, not only me, but there are many people who are absolutely in love with Berlin, for the same reasons I explained. Everyone is entitled to one's taste and you have the right not to like Berlin. It's YOUR taste. But being rude to people who don't share your taste is an entirely different story. Personally, I think that if that was your impression of Berlin, you went to the wrong places with the wrong people at the wrong time (talking about that, I was once in Berlin in winter, and it was still absolutely vibrant, far from dead!). Like any other major city (including Madrid and Barcelona), Berlin has beautiful places, has horrible ones, has posh and poor areas, has glittering and ruined neighborhoods. Your choice where to go. As for comparing it with Spain, it's comparing apples and oranges; they're totally different experiences and both with their own charms (which, in the case of Berlin, includes that "3rd world" touch in places like Kreuzberg, for example, which nonetheless has one of Europe's most vibrant and original cultural scenes, with experiences you won't find anywhere else). But if you disagree, that's OK. You don't have to go to Berlin. Stay in Spain, which obviously suffices to you as a world experience, and leave Berlin to those who can appreciate its uniqueness --- like me.

@MrFizzio

Жыл бұрын

@@goytabr this dude really on his knees for Berlin

@crysiscore2051

Жыл бұрын

Berlin is absolutely a city of the future, it’s evident everywhere you go.

@energeticstunts993

Жыл бұрын

@@MrFizzio look as someone who lives in Berlin myself, yes we have complaints but that doesn't mean it's a horrible no good for nothing city. Berlin is at the forefront of political movements, forefront of art and people with ambitions. Yes, the winters are depressing but Berlin is the only city I know that has a really weird personality. Either you like it or hate it, I personally like it

As a Berliner I agree with all of these except jaywalking.. we jaywalk all the time in Berlin.. other cities they don’t but Berlin yes! Also another don’t: don’t take one of those tour buses: you can just take the normal 100 or 200 bus and it will go by most sights you want to see and doesn’t cost much just a regular bus ticket!

@franklopez557

4 жыл бұрын

Hello there, I want to be your friend.

@maxnoerenberg6370

4 жыл бұрын

Usually its quite common to just cross the roads ...but usually its not very nice to cross it on a traffic light junction, when the light is red, because of the children, to make an positive example!

@Bald-bin-ich-ein-Schmetterling

4 жыл бұрын

@@maxnoerenberg6370 children should learn not to take strangers as an example. my point of view.

@asmylia9880

4 жыл бұрын

You're jaywalking? Well, then don't complain when you're landing underneath my car...

@bomberdomme7308

Жыл бұрын

I fucking hate you for this... imagane beeing a normal german worker that has to take those buses with idiots like you suggesting people to take this 2 lines ? tourists should take those tourists buses so that people who have to take the normal BVG lines get at home or to work in time. its really fucking rude to block of those 2 bus lines. I worked for serval years in Keithstraße and had to get back to Alexanderplatz... can you imagine how many serval hundred times those bus lines totally missed to drive because they had been overcrowded by god damn tourists? really I wanna scream loud on to you for being so fucking ignorarant.

Dude i lived in Berlin all my life and i dont know a single person that doesnt jaywalk

@asmylia9880

4 жыл бұрын

Doesn't makes it legal

@musikkritik6316

4 жыл бұрын

@@asmylia9880Doesn't mean that someone cares

@nicktankard1244

4 жыл бұрын

@@asmylia9880 but everybody does it so it's the norm. You will stand out if you don't.

@nicktankard1244

4 жыл бұрын

@@losingyoutoyou they might be more cautious but not in crowded places. In central areas there are children everywhere and lots of other people. In less densely populated areas that is totally true.

If I can add a couple of Don'ts. 1) If you're looking for a night out, don't think the 'center' of Berlin is really going to cater for you. After the shops close and the tourists go home, areas like Mitte and Unter Den Linden quickly become deserted. I'd say avoid places like Alexanderplatz too, the only bars around there are usually touristy, overpriced or restaurants. Instead head down to somewhere like Kreuzberg or Neukolln, which will keep you occupied until the sun comes up. 2) This is mostly for Brits, but don't miss out on kebabs! I know in the UK kebabs are famous for being kind of disgusting and something you'll only eat when you're drunk, but Berlin kebabs are phenomenal. Cheap, delicious and if you're in Neukolln - incredibly plentiful. Imren Grill at Rathaus Neukolln is particularly great. There's no social stigma about eating a kebab at 11am in Berlin.

@kennedysan1045

Жыл бұрын

Mustafe kebab? I think it's had a tsunami of goodwill, but geez it was good.

Well, you're not gonna land at BER airport anytime soon...

@Berlinerundso

3 жыл бұрын

Lol how the tables have turned

@michaelrausch9373

3 жыл бұрын

@@Berlinerundso how the turntables

@paulperole

2 жыл бұрын

@@michaelrausch9373 the office, nice.

I am from Berlin and this video made me soo happy! You did an amazing job :D You are so euphoric and excited, I love it! And I have to say that you have an amazing pronunciation of the german words. It is great to see that someone who appreciates Berlin so much because I often feel like foreigns don't really get the true vibe of the city.

Another tip: Buy the Berlin Welcome Card. It gives you free public transport. It is a slightly more expensive than the normal travel card. But it gives you discount on museums and other attractions, so if you visit more than one attraction you save money. I bought ABC zone, because then I could also use it to the airport on my way home.

@Europrolanguage

6 жыл бұрын

Yep. A quick note though on AB and ABC cards and the airports. You only need ABC for Schoenefeld, not for Tegel. ABC is also the one to choose if you wish to go to places outside of Berlin such as Potsdam.

@jazzman5115

6 жыл бұрын

Speaking of AB and ABC tickets, don't buy an ABC ticket if you already have an AB ticket (for example in a tourist ticket). Just buy the C addition.

@ResevoirGod

5 жыл бұрын

Isn't it literally about 4 euros for the train from the centre to the Airport?

@cherryblossom2971

2 жыл бұрын

Will this card cover going to the Berlin Brandenburg Airport to Lichtenberg as I read that ABC welcome pass does not?

Try Döner 🥙

@arleh5402

6 жыл бұрын

Try Currywurst

@vainman100

6 жыл бұрын

Remove the Knoblauch-Soße

@Transgender-ProphetMohammed

6 жыл бұрын

Better what passes for döner in münchen.

@kriptosk46

6 жыл бұрын

Gabi 1234 and the Kebab ist very tasty and delicious, because, i living in Berlin ❤️

@lucasmohns

6 жыл бұрын

STURMANGRIFF Döner wurde in Deutschland erfunden aber ok

"Berlin is not Bavaria" - shout it from the rooftops!!!

I've visited Berlin 3 times in the last 12 months. Each time I find new exciting things. The 1st time we did a self guided tour of the main buildings. And drank a lot. The 2nd time we found museums and drank a lot This 3rd time we found loads of shops and restaurants and drank alot. Berlin is a beautiful city full of wonderful sights and great people. I loved Ostkruez. The bars the resturants the nightlife. Was sooo good.

When the Wall came down, my girlfriend at the time was a private nurse. She threw together a gym bag of clothes and flew to Berlin to dance on the Wall. Took a sledge hammer to it and hauled back a chunk of it. Customs wondered what the hell it was until she explained. I recall all this because she called me at 2 in the morning to come to SFO to pick her up.

@m.w.6526

6 жыл бұрын

Wall should have stayed

@Maddinhpws

6 жыл бұрын

no. Fuck that wall.

@muxy1312

6 жыл бұрын

sfo?

@zM8B

6 жыл бұрын

San Francisco Airport

@danielwyvern5

6 жыл бұрын

Born in 1950. Never thought the wall would fall. Spent three years of my youth looking across the border at the evil empire. Visiting Berlin May 2018.

I'm not much of a traveler, but have enjoyed your videos for a long time. Have to say, you have the most informative, easiest to understand, most down to earth approach and information to share. Congrats - great channel!! And thanks.

@woltersworld

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much. We make our videos in a way that we want. Not too much fluff, honest advice and for normal travelers.

"old world Germany" People should never expect that in big towns here. The allied destroyed everything. There are still bombs found in the ground, every month.

@bethanymiller2780

4 жыл бұрын

I've heard that every now and then they have to evacuate villages/streets to properly dispose of leftover allied bombs - 75 years later.

@richardhill7677

3 жыл бұрын

As it should be

@soerenp.e.ziemens5939

3 жыл бұрын

@@richardhill7677 do you feel the same hate for the british, dutch, spain, portuguese and french peoples for the unspeakable colonialcrimes?

@richardhill7677

3 жыл бұрын

Soeren P. E. Ziemens yeah pretty much

@richardhill7677

3 жыл бұрын

Soeren P. E. Ziemens but what I meant with our sounding douchey is that a large ass battle happened in Berlin tons of munitions landed in Berlin what did you expect there is still unexplored ordinance from wooded war One in France like did you think for some reason Berlin was the exception to UXO?

My special tip for the Reichstag: On the top, there is a restaurant. You can reserve a table, just have a coffee and skip the line :)

Berlin is honest to god the best city I've ever been to. So easy to get around and so much to do!

@ccccg1961

6 жыл бұрын

Max Werner :")...

@neinnein9306

6 жыл бұрын

180 museums ^^

@FreundlicherKroate

6 жыл бұрын

Max W WTF!

@PuppyTheTiny

6 жыл бұрын

Berlin is deadly now I would change my home Country with any other one to feel safe again

@Haselilly

5 жыл бұрын

Max W And you know that as a man? The problem of people (especially women) getting raped or whatever, you've got unfortunately everywhere, independently of nationality or migration. Assholes just exist. You also seem to be one.

My now fiancée proposed to me in Berlin, we visited just before Christmas 2017, we absolutely loved our visit to Berlin, do much to see and do, the only problem was our feet aching at the end of the day from walking around so much!

I am a HUGE Berlin fan, so I must say that this video is AMAZING and of course TRUE!!! Thanks a lot from Argentina!!!

There are much more centers in Berlin than this three. Almost every borough has its own center, comparable with downtown areas of german cities.

@jamiej5229

4 жыл бұрын

you are kinda right, but those are called"kiez" and its basically the center of every "bezirk", but berlin still does have 3 real city centers. :)

There is one exception to jaywalking tho. To catch a tram or a bus everyone, even Omi will run. that just seems to be a unspoken but commonly accepted rule.

@antoniab8671

4 жыл бұрын

I am from Berlin and it is definitely true but still, DO NOT jaywalk :D I was hit by a car because I was running to my bus... it can happen pretty fast Just wait for the next one ;)

@connys.a2412

2 жыл бұрын

How ridiculous...the Tram, subway etc. run more often than once an hour...

Berlin is definitely one of my favourite cities in Europe. It's international, very affordable and the history of the city is so interesting.

@memyselfandi4822

5 жыл бұрын

Grishnackh i agree!!

@cherryblossom2971

2 жыл бұрын

Could I ask please how travel was as I am not going to get the taxi from Berlin Brandenburg Airport to get to Lichtenberg.. what ticket do I need to buy?

@knupaw

Жыл бұрын

@@cherryblossom2971 Don't know if this info is to late but till the end of august you can get the 9€ ticket which allows you to take any public transport (except the intercity express) for the whole month. If you plan to come over in september or later you have to get the ABC-ticket which is valid for all areas in berlin.

I am from Berlin, born and raised, and I admit that I was a bit sceptic when I saw the title 😅 But I really love that video!! Thank you for sharing this with people. You got it so right!! 🙋🏼‍♀️

As a Berliner (not native, but I live here for 11 years now) we don't expect much from visitors, but please at least - don't pee, shit, vomit, scream, trash in our streets . - ...well thats it actually. Enjoy your stay :)

@tydalm.9665

5 жыл бұрын

As Berliners (that's someone who was born or atleast grew up in Berlin), we don't expect much from people who come from outside other than: Do not call yourself Berliner, no matter what. That's the only thing we reserve for ourself, since we are a minority in our own city - You cannot become a Berliner!

@baytom95

4 жыл бұрын

So no english you mean ;) haha

@haustierone

4 жыл бұрын

as a berliner, i dont care as long as the BSR appears the next day lol

@sully4019

4 жыл бұрын

I think it is common knowledge who throws the trash herein Berlin

you‘re wrong with the jaywalk, as a Berliner we say only tourists don‘t walk when it‘s red ;D

@SarumanBang

5 жыл бұрын

Schmaggi so true schmaggi

@TheNicholasVanity

5 жыл бұрын

My stop light at grenzallee has been broke for like 2 years. You have to jaywalk or else you'll stand there for 10 minutes

@koksnasemaradona4227

5 жыл бұрын

Seached for this comment mate, so true

@themalfoy979

4 жыл бұрын

"Rotgänger leben Länger!" .... that's what a classmate always told me back in school.

I'm a born and raised Berliner and I was very skeptical when I started this video because, well, we don't really like expats trying to explain our own city to us. This happens quite a lot. But then I realized that you were not only explaining it to potential visitors but you also spoke from my heart when it came to the Holocaust memorial. I am with you there 100%. Sure the idea of a "lived-in" memorial is nice but it's not a fucking playground! Anyway, nice video. Some minor mistakes but that can be forgiven ;)

I'm living in Berlin for now 40 years. So glad you got the right idea of Berlin. Thank you.

Additional Point: Don‘t make jokes about Airports. Next additional Point: Don‘t ever mention that you are from Stuttgart or the area around Stuttgart.

@johStephan

4 жыл бұрын

Well living in Berlin for almost four years and flying from Berlin frequently, I have to say it's like making jokes about jokes...

@ov483

4 жыл бұрын

I live here since September 18 and like the city. But Airport is a joke. Only c terminal from Tegel is ok. Shonefeld you get to know your gate only 10 minutes before boarding and that sucks.

@asmylia9880

4 жыл бұрын

@@ov483 it's fairer to assume OT is talking about the BER, that one airport which will never be finished...

@randomuser2438

4 жыл бұрын

Why can’t I make jokes about airport and why can’t I mention I’m from Stuttgart

@stevetemple8826

4 жыл бұрын

What about Stuttgart, Arkansas?

Just got back from Berlin last week, was staying near ostbahnof near Alexanderplatz and I gotta say, contrary to popular beliefs the people are amazing, so friendly and hospitable. I've gotta say this is a GREAT video for anyone heading to Berlin, keep doing what your doing Walt!

Mark, Du bist ein Berliner.

@woltersworld

6 жыл бұрын

+Martin Walden I do have quite a bit of jelly in me :) like Santa

@jonnieinbangkok

6 жыл бұрын

There is a marked similarity to a donut 🍩

@loura8958

5 жыл бұрын

Martin Walden Ich bin auch Berliner 👋

@krissymarie8955

5 жыл бұрын

@TaZiaSolstice I think he just referred to JFK saying "ich bin ein Berliner"

@dragonflyerstern156

5 жыл бұрын

Wolters World this was a good one

Berlin my dream destination! 💖 Wolter I only recently found your channel and I've been binging for the past couple of days! Your chipper, warm personality, the television quality footage, and the incredibly helpful tips, thank you!

Thanks, Mark. Your videos are always so helpful! I'm going to Berlin on Sunday and have watched SO many useful tourist information videos but yours are consistently brilliant, engaging and insightful. Thanks for all your help!

Wow your german pronunciation is very good

@woltersworld

6 жыл бұрын

Danke schoen :)

@libibo1

6 жыл бұрын

Wolters World nichts zu danken 😃

@angelikafranz4545

6 жыл бұрын

Yes, that's true, your German pronunciation is very good.

@neinnein9306

6 жыл бұрын

curry worst ^^

@rafangille

5 жыл бұрын

Killer Dude Germany has never been homogeneous

Don't forget to check your ticket for public transport is valid for the zone you're going to, Berlin has A, B and C zones. And don't forget to make sure you check that cars stop for you as a pedestrian when your light is green: sometimes theirs is green too at the same time, and they have to stop for pedestrians but they don't see (or want to see) you!

@woltersworld

6 жыл бұрын

oh yeah! that dang zone C got me every dang time.

@LordDavid04

6 жыл бұрын

The stopping for cars with regards to pedestrians is why I don't drive in the city in Melbourne. That's the first thing you are reminded of if you rent a car or take the Trabi Safari!

@TeemuNord

6 жыл бұрын

Its easy to find a map online wich shows where the zones stop. www.intersteno2017.org/berlin_transport.php

@samsonowen1849

6 жыл бұрын

Eline Hello.I'm Sam from South African, can we go on data contact me....+2761 094 3026?

@BobiR-bl9fc

5 жыл бұрын

Eline ,,,If you have any rent room for a year of more plz pm me ,I ll come to Berlin for Master of IT course

I was lucky. I got to go shopping in East Berlin before the wall came down. It was very eye opening. I shopped in West Berlin too. There was a lovely flea market in the old bahnhof. I also had coffee at a cafe by the bombed church. I went back years later after the wall came down too.

I've just returned from Berlin for my birthday and it was definitely memorable. The people are so friendly and the food was amazing in every restaurant I visited. I saw 3 museums, Brandenburg Gate, Siegessäule (Victory Column), walked passed the Reichstag, and visited the Zoological Garden. I would definitely return as the locals are lovely and made me feel welcome :)

Videogame Museum is all i have to say.

@h.m971

5 жыл бұрын

They have those to

@Rok9380

5 жыл бұрын

videogame museum ? i go in 2 month so i am curious

@doubleutubefan5

5 жыл бұрын

@@Rok9380 i just came back from berlin. The Video game museum is a must see. Unfortunately i just didnt have time to actually see it. I will some time

@DocDewrill

5 жыл бұрын

@Pixie Soldier Bloody good timing of me just stumbling across this video again. You find the Museum at "Karl-Marx-Allee 93a" Big ass fucking Mainroad inf ront of it and its in one of the smaller outcroops of one of the big-ass Buildings (at the corner facing the Main road) normaly opened from 10 AM to 8PM. You find a lot of Interesting and a lot of Entertaining stuff there. The interesting part is indeed "educational" content about the history of Gaming. beginning from How when and why Videogames emerged, what made them happen, how they functioned back then like textadventures and the technology behind them. other stuff is more interactive like the Arcade room with old ass Arcade machines featuring Pacman, Tetris, Astroids and such (super crowded on purpose to get the real feel) they have a nice area where you have recreations of Child-rooms over the decades and how they evolved with authentic mobiliar, literature(fakebooks) and fitting Consoles and PC's from that time (mostly operational). Biggest attracktion (for me at least) is the "PAIN MACHINE" pretty much a Game of Pong where behind your little Bar that you move, there appear symbols which trigger PAINFUL events when hit to encurage you to play better. including but not limited to: electric shocks, Heat, a Rubberwhip, strobo-light and more. the hard part is that you have to hold down 2 buttons with you finegrtips and your Heel of Hand. if you let go of those buttons the other player wins. saldy thats the hand that gets all the pain ;) Dont be shy if the machine is turned off since normaly a Staffmember has to eb arround. so just go to the front desk and ask them if they coudl start it up for you 8and your lads) they sometimes struggle to explain the hazards due to bad english but the pictures on the wall are selfexplaining. you also have to sign a paper relieving the Museum of any physical or psychological harm you may put on yourself by playing on it. and they ask you to stop playing if your Backhand starts bleeding ... sicne washing out the Blood from the heatcoil is a lot fo work. if youre only goign for the entertainment part you can count on 60-120min of stay, if youre into the historical and educational part you may aswells pend your whole day there. also: there is a VR station now, for which you have to pay extra but you get to try stuff liek the "virtual Boy" one of the evry first if not THE first VR unit in history, the Samsung S8 VR headset with controls on the headset (feels like being cyclops from Xman) and i think the occulus Rift (no Vive as of yet i think) (also if you want the best pizza ive ever eaten go to "Zoologischer Garten" (the famous Trainstation in Westberlin, and ask for a Restaurant called "L'Ostaria" super cheap and Gigantic real italian pizza. (on the other side of the city though :P) or if your moneybag is fuller go to "Tafelrunde Berlin" (pretty close to the Museum) where you have a Nice Medieval Dining experience incl. eating with nothing but a Knife, 5 course menue, Bards, Jester and loads and loads of Booze. Have fun and a Nice stay!

@Deku291_

5 жыл бұрын

Pixie Soldier video game museum sucks, I live there and its bad as hell

The Ampelmannchen is an East German thing. It's commonly found all over what was the former East Berlin. They changed their traffic crossing lights to this iconic design. When the wall fell, there was talk of changing the traffic lights to that of the West, but there was the whole ostalgie movement which made the iconic character remain.

EXCELLENT video. Those other best of Berlin vids (some are ok) but you truly put Berlin on display like no one else. Thanks so much!

That was a very helpful guide! I’m so glad I trembled into this, I’m a fan now. Keep up the good work 🙌🏼

I am a local, so from Berlin, and I just watched the video to see if I agree with the content as a local..and yes! Great great video! Absolutely right and great advices.

Go to Bernauer Straße If you wanna see how the Berlin wall looked like!

@BobiR-bl9fc

5 жыл бұрын

Does anyone lives in Berlin ?

@MatteoSettenvini

5 жыл бұрын

Sure, why you asking?

@panini6901

5 жыл бұрын

@@MatteoSettenvini woah did you purposly say : why you askin' or was that bad english lol. It sounded like you're from texas or something 👌😂

@maxnoerenberg6370

4 жыл бұрын

@@BobiR-bl9fc I grew up in West Berlin, moved away for quite some time and been back here now!

@CJWensleydale

4 жыл бұрын

@@panini6901 - Woah! Did you purposely challenge someone for either writing in a spoken colloquial style or just a simple grammatical error, whilst ignoring the obvious mistake in the post he was responding to? Lol. It sounded like you were being a dick or something 👌😂

I'm flying to Berlin next week and am binge-watching all your videos. Love your energy and passion for it!

Love this. I've been going every year for the last 5 or 6 years and you've still managed to show me things to do! Thanks :)

@rommel1784

2 жыл бұрын

Hi, Are you tbe middle in the profile photo?

Who needs to be told not to climb a memorial? Seriously^^

@woltersworld

6 жыл бұрын

+Sebastian Habel you would be surprised.

@ulrichlehnhardt4293

6 жыл бұрын

oh, they nearly all do it! youngsters you know! but on the other hand once they walk in it, they get overwhelmed by it .... it is a really very outstanding memorial imao..

@jazzman5115

6 жыл бұрын

Many people don't even realise what it's a memorial for.

@jazzman5115

6 жыл бұрын

Tourists that is, locals know ofc

@OakleyANDSittingBull

5 жыл бұрын

@Sebastian Habel, I don't think parents from the 1990s onward have taught their children anything worthwhile in regard to ethics, values, character, principles, manners, interest in and care for others, compassion, respect... integrity. The disrespect, selfishness, cruelty and straight up inhumanity is *incredible.*

I live in Berlin and that was so interesting for me to watch. But I love my Berlin, really enjoy living here. (I still jaywalk all the time 🙈 Until now no old lady has stopped me yet.)

@BobiR-bl9fc

5 жыл бұрын

Thinda....I ll come to Berlin for Master of IT course ,So Plz if you have any idea about rent room pm me ,I didnt find a room yet ..

@franklopez557

4 жыл бұрын

Hello there thindarella, you are very pretty.

Great report and terrific energy. I always enjoy spending time in Berlin!

I hit that subscribe button bc you're just a great guy and you really know how to act in different areas. I appreciate your videos with all your knowledge! Thx from Berlin

Officers will come and get you out of the Jewish memorial if you're being disrespectful. I've experienced it several times. This includes walking on the stones, sitting on them to eat/drink something, talking in louder voice than usual, running through it and more. I found it best to just slowly walk through; don't want to talk to anybody anyways when I'm in there... As far as I know, these aren't police officers, but more like private security. Still, just DON'T.

@woltersworld

6 жыл бұрын

true. private security. it used to be really bad. a couple years ago if you searched #berlin you would see a bunch popping up

Mark, I am such a huge fan and I can honestly admit I’ve benged watched almost all you videos. You have inspired me to travel and even though I don’t have a big budget by any means, I am starting semi-local by going to a tour of the Texas beaches and I am super excited about it! Keep up the amazing videos and thank you for the many years of travel you’ve inspired me to do! Btw I’m in highschool so I have a long time to get my miles in.

@Winona493

8 ай бұрын

I thought his name is Wolter? 🤔

Nice video! I moved to Berlin (West) in the fall of 1978 when I was 21, and I have lived here ever since (so it's 40 years now). With wall or without: I LOVE THIS TOWN!!! - I like your video and the enthusiastic way you talk about Berlin. Thanks a lot!

This really does help a lot of American Tourists who are not aware of the cultures and what is expected from us abroad. I love it.

Nice, I'm visting Berlin with my gf at the end of February for the first time! Your videos always help me a lot :)

@woltersworld

6 жыл бұрын

have a great time!

@Transgender-ProphetMohammed

6 жыл бұрын

Lightning But fuck off if you do not try at least one döner! It may or may not even be better than currywurst.

@nelileen1656

6 жыл бұрын

Baron Lynchhausen definitely better one hundred percent

Great video as always very good production

@woltersworld

6 жыл бұрын

THank you. i am trying to put more videos and pictures into our videos. Sometimes i forget to film the extra parts though :)

can’t wait to move here officially! have been there 15 times and love it here!!

I love that I go back and forth to Berlin and the states. Love Charlottenburg, schöenberg, and the “village” Potsdam

Yay, a Germany video!!! You know Germany is in our heart !

@woltersworld

6 жыл бұрын

mine too :)

Great city, I've been 6 times in berlin, because I love the city so much

Thanks for the useful tips, really looking forward to my first time in Berlin! It's absolutely beautiful and I can't get over how clean, orderly and organised it is! Though, that is a very German trait so I'm not surprised! Especially had a chuckle over the 'NO jaywalking' part, it's very simple and yet, people still jaywalk in my neck of the woods. Berlin, as an international city would be a fantastic experience and I am so looking forward to visiting and experiencing Berlin. Thanks again!

We're planning a trip to Berlin, Prague and Vienna in June, 2022. Your series is fantastic and just what we need to help prepare. Thanks so much for posting these!

@congresssux9766

Жыл бұрын

How was the trip?

I travelled by motorcycle around Europe in June and vlogged my trip and by far my favourite city was Berlin. Don't forget to leave enough time to see it all. I'll have to go back and live there for a month, it's the best fun city! Bernie in sydney

@rainerm.8168

5 жыл бұрын

Liveinsydney You are probably a nice guy. But please, don't come to live here, even only for a month. The city is crowded enough with visitors, living space it getting more and more rare and expensive. And many of the young tourists living in hostels molest the working people who need the night to sleep by incessant drinking and nightly noise.

The speed the walk sign changes you should mention...always goes red in the middle of the street.

@timo5506

6 жыл бұрын

you are just to slow :P

Informative and helpful. Visiting soon👍🏻👍🏻

Brilliant video, I love your passion for the topic

"Have some respect." I cried.

@woltersworld

6 жыл бұрын

i had people ask me why they should? (shaking head)

@lesliemoiseauthor

6 жыл бұрын

The same mind set that allowed Jennifer Lawrence to scratch her as on sacred rocks in Hawaii. People who wouldn't think of doing something like that on a sacred object of theirs, don't see that it's wrong to do it to someone else's.

@mumblic

6 жыл бұрын

Yes, but don't be surprised that young kids believe it's cool, because they grow up with you tubers that earn millions just doing that. When I grew up being a "rebel" was the motto, now it's more "being an ass is cool" ... or maybe I'm getting old. Luckily there other channels that brings a more educated message ;-)) Hopefully the younger crowed find your channel!

@coyotelong4349

6 жыл бұрын

+Mum Blic Exactly. With soulless punks like Logan Paul setting the bar for our youth, it’s easy to see why they might be tempted to do things like climb on the Memorial.

@josephstalin8779

6 жыл бұрын

Leslie Moise I cried too, your not the only one

Heading to berlin in april so excited!

I've been traveling Europe all Spring for study abroad and I always use your videos as a point of reference!

Great report !!! I lived in Berlin one year and I go there at least once per year. I LOVE BERLIN

Just found your channel, and I'm the second viewer on this video :) I love travel shows! Thanks!

@hansmuller1846

6 жыл бұрын

You will find paradise here ;)

@woltersworld

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you :) i am glad you found us. Great travels to you!

On jaywalking, people here in Berlin do it all the time (and even me to keep up with a group of up to 20 people doing it!), but I've never had someone stop me for doing it.

@Alex_4rex

6 жыл бұрын

Micah Philson yeah tbh. Although i visited São paulo just this winter and it's *ALOT* more extreme there, simply because the traffic light system there is so much worse than here, it's terrible lmao

@dissdad8744

6 жыл бұрын

What are you talking about? We don't even know the concept of "jaywalking" here in Berlin!

@Maddinhpws

6 жыл бұрын

Es gibt es schon. Laut Gesetz ist bei Rot über die Fußgängerampel zu gehen mit 5€ Strafe.

@micahphilson

6 жыл бұрын

Ich dachte 50€. We love to shout that at eachother as a joke when someone jaywalks. "Fünfzig Euro!"

@Maddinhpws

6 жыл бұрын

Nope it is only 5€. The highest for walking people is 25€. I don't know where you got the 50€ from. The only other red light thing would be driving. And that is at least 200€.

I was born and raised in Berlin and I have been living in this wonderful city 🌃 for nearly 22 years. And I am here right now! In this very moment!

I absolutely love the way you used your "don't." I have got to come visit. Thanks for the tour!

simply be respectful and a decent human being.

You forgot the two most important don'ts: 1. On escalators: don't stand on the right. You walk on the left side, you stand on the right. 2. Don't get on a train unless the people wanting to get out of have left

@Transgender-ProphetMohammed

6 жыл бұрын

2.? Fuck yeah!!

@nelileen1656

6 жыл бұрын

Yes this is actually an important one haha, learn your public transport etiquette

@jennzjenz

5 жыл бұрын

Ich sehe du komnst aus Tempelhof hehe

@Benzyl

5 жыл бұрын

Don't stand on the right, you stand on the right? It would have been better if you had read that before pressing submit although I can guess what you mean.

Absolutely fantastic, just what I wanted to know. Going to Berlin later this year. Looking forward to visit this formidable city, that I visited last between 1987 - 1989 just before the wall fell. Thanks a lot for a super video.

Great informative video! Lots of beer choices. We went in Currywurst Museum haha. We had a lot of fun! We stayed near Alexanderplatz because of the train station and the tourist spots are near if you stay there.

about the center of Berlin, there are even more than these 3. These 3 are the most touristy centers, but Berlin as a whole is a very decentralised city. At each step of the development, Berlin swallowed up cities around it to grow bigger, but in contrast to other areas, these cities stayed very distinct and maintained their regional identity to a large extend. For example, one of the last districts becoming part of Berlin is Zehlendorf, and that was just in 1920. Because of that, you keep often the very distinct city centers of each district, while these three centers mentioned here, are pretty much the touristy and inner city centers that most people know about.

Berliner Weisse is a white wheat beer, we drink it with raspberry or woodruff flavour (don't wörry, it's flavour only, no poison besides the alcohol, be häppy 😊)

@exeuroweenie

5 жыл бұрын

Ever since I tried it,I've had dreams about your raspberry beer.I don't normally even like beer that much,or have dreams,but that stuff was obscenely good.

Your videos are excellent! My husband & I enjoy watching and following you on your adventures. This one and others you have made have inspired us to take our children to visit Europe. Thank you!

Someone really is excited about Berlin. luv it! Another hint: explore the city via public transport each district of Berlin has a lot of smaller subcenters which you can check out. Plus: visit the huge lakes, parks and forests

Brandenburg airport will never open

@LordDavid04

6 жыл бұрын

It will be like Terminal 3 at Manila's (Philippines) Airport. A very slow transfer of flights and airlines before it becomes "fully" operational.

@Transgender-ProphetMohammed

6 жыл бұрын

That happens when our politician trying to get shit done.

@f.c.laukhard3623

6 жыл бұрын

Well they achieved to have a unique emission free airport :D

@szymonzielinski7160

5 жыл бұрын

LordDavid04 The Manila airport is awful. Get from terminal 3 to 4 is a nightmare. The worst airport I've been to.

@thjostar4248

5 жыл бұрын

its not an airport, it is a huge hole to throw bags of money in

Going to Berlin on April thanks for the advices!

@woltersworld

6 жыл бұрын

you are very welcome! have a great trip!

@LordDavid04

6 жыл бұрын

Be sure to go to the DDR Museum and maybe even take a Trabi Safari.

@bigsmoke1787

6 жыл бұрын

Every April there is a big amusement park in Hasenheide Park Berlin go and visit

@LordDavid04

6 жыл бұрын

My hotel was near that park (although I didn't visit it). Hotel Ludwig Van Beethoven.

Hi man, I just came back Budapest. I found your video really helpful. I've just booked Berlin this morning. Thank you for these great videos!

Honestly Mark sounds so fun to travel with.

Actually, doing any kind of NS zeit (time of national socialism) salute or march is on the books illegal. So don't get carried away. There are plenty of relics in the history museums and most of the older buildings are still pock marked with bullet and shell holes if you want to have a history lesson.

@g.waldmeister1851

6 жыл бұрын

Well, honestly it's very few buildings you can still see the bullet holes in but they still are there.

@timo5506

6 жыл бұрын

depends on the area. i live in the north, in prenzlauer berg. here are a lot of buildings with bullet holes still visible. also, have a closer look at the buildings at museums insel. you can even see the traces of fire on the ceilings, next to a fuckload of bullet holes. or stand in front of the naturkundemuseum and have a closer look at the walls, same there.

@g.waldmeister1851

6 жыл бұрын

I live there, too. Have lived in (East) Berlin all my life and remember the time shortly after the wall came down. You should have seen the state buildings were in back then. Compared to then you hardly ever see any damage from war times. I understand though that we define "bullet holes" a bit differently. If they had been filled due to reconstruction but the "scars" are still visible I wouldn't count them as bullet holes. I also understand that if you come from a city that hasn't suffered urban warfare in its (recent) history any building with visible damage from fighting will stick out.

@harrisonmoss

6 жыл бұрын

I recall the state of the Pariserplatz while the wall was still up. Thirty one years later, had a lovely dinner across the street while a string quartet played. Lovely city, this.

@TeemuNord

6 жыл бұрын

There is some in Pankow by the old Abandoned Swiming Pool, old houses with bullet and schrapnel holes.

By the way: The curry wurst I recommend! It was my best and cheapest dinners during my trip to Berlin and London! I wasn't hungry for a dinner so I thought I would just try the curry wurst at a small shop at the train station where my hotel was (Gesundbrunnen). So I tried the curry wurst meny (with fries) and a beer. less than 7 euro! And it was good sitting down after a long day. The man behind the desk, who did only speak German, brought it to me. Sitting down, observing other germans. The next time my hotel wasn't nearby Gesundbrunnen, but I still went there.

Something I can recommend to everyone is go raving in Berlin it’s one of the best things you can do, greetings from Germany

Awesome video. Thanks for the heads up 👍👌

Currently planning a trip to Berlin and this video has me so hyped up! Your energy and enthusiasm is totally infectious - thank you for your good vibes!

I just went to Berlin and relied mostly on your videos, had a great time, Thanks! The how to order and pay in restaurants was very helpful. One thing I learned was not to rely on the menu boards outside the restaurants. Had amazing food, but don't expect Italian American food at the Italians restaurants. Best meal was the DDR retro meal I had. Public transit was amazing, but remember to stamp your ticket or it's not valid. No issues with homeless people, but the streetwalkers were surprisingly aggressive! Learned not to avoid the bottled beers, although found a craft beer place that was the best beer I've ever had. Tried not to dress as an American, and several foreigners ask me for directions. A lot more jaywalkers than you said, but being from Boston I took your advice and remained among those waiting for the signal, didn't want to get in trouble. Some places definitely seemed to require money for the bathrooms, with even pay gates. Oh yes, you got to reserve a day a head to go up to the Reichstag.

@Winona493

8 ай бұрын

What was the DDR menu like? What did they serve?

That's a quality video! Just got back from Berlin and I just LOVE it!

Ive just booked my trip. Can’t wait!!