Best Neighborhoods to Live in Berlin (Part2)

Berlin Districts are so very different that it is very hard to choose one when moving here, even locals who have lived in Berlin for years haven't visited most districts. This video will give you an overview and guide you through your decision in which Berlin neighborhood to settle. Life in Berlin is very different, depending on where you rent your apartment.

00:00 Best Berlin Districts
00:21 Friedrichshagen
00:56 Rahnsdorf
01:36 SafetyWing
02:54 Köpenick
04:05 Schöneweide
05:05 Friedrichsfelde
06:06 Biesdorf
07:16 Kaulsdorf
08:11 Marzahn & Hellersdorf
09:15 Alt-Hohenschönhausen
10:11 Lichtenberg
11:32 Rummelsburg
12:09 Weissensee
12:58 Buch
13:23 More Berlin Districts

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[cgr]

I'm waiting for the next episode entirely dedicated to Spandau

[mbah]

Few channels offer hilarious content and actual honest, clear and good travel and living advice in one place. Keep it up!

[ebasconp]

The best (and probably the unique) description of east districts in Berlin. I still don't understand why those districts don't get all the attention and publicity that they deserve. Thanks for showing them, @RadicalLiving . Keep posting great videos!

[sunrae]

You can still see that Berlin is a conglomerate of Brandenburg Villages. The Spree and Havel River providing a lot of Water and Nature (like Lions 😆). Born on the Western outskirt but on Brandenburg Side, we used to explore all swamps, lakes and former soviet camps after school it was a lot of fun.

[sabinewagner]

👍 RadicalLiving, you are the best Berlin Tourist Guide forever! ❤ Thx for this vid❣

[publicminx]

what even many Germans are not aware of: Berlin is like a kind of water city ((swamp/sand underground() and has masses of water (with a lot of urban green): over 50 lakes, 8 channels, different harbors (inland ports as well, once one of the biggest in germany), 3-5 rivers, many islands, masses of beaches (city beaches as well as lake beaches). one reason why Berlin is a true green city is that 1. Prussia back then build (Holbrecht Plan) consequently wide streets with trees (alleys), not just a few for representative reasons but as general standard. thats also why cycling in Berlin was even easy when no cycle paths exist (due to the wide streets you always had enough space). also the reason why in difference to 'bike cities' like Copenhagen or Stockholm you can cycle AND at the same time have e-cars and pedestrians etc. separated at the same time. most other cities like those (or London, Paris, Rome etc.) have in relation much fewer wide streets and can only block car traffic for bikes and/or pedestrians (and often without trees as well). And Prussia also created masses of the old classic urban parks (you know, those romantic ones with lot of statues, ruine like classical constructions, little places and so on. most 'modern' parks have not such charme!). and of course as former imperial city you have a lot of palaces with palaces gardens - and an entire 'culture landscape' in and around the city, again with masses of classical buildings, palaces - dreamy king structures which are made for such purposes ...

[TMD]

So, when am I moving to Berlin? All of these places were in the DDR when I was last there. The word “affordable” is music to my ears. So good to see in a big city. Thanks, stay Radical!!

[sportlol]

Can't wait to see the review of the rest of Berlin neighborhoods including Leipzig

[birgerbaert]

Oooh, I'm excited about Spandau! I went there in April and the Citadel and all its facilities blew me away. Keep going with the channel! Berlin is awesome!

[diebaerlinerin]

I am a born Berliner - and I love your view of the city and all your videos. There are so true, entertaining and give me another thinking of Berlin and how it is to live there for people from other countries. I can recommend also Spandau, Hermsdorf, Wilmersdorf and Zehlendorf. There a lot nice places to live and have a nice time.

[richardrevill]

Just left Berlin today after spending a few days up there in the 80s and early it terribly already 😢

[dariamex]

Wow! Have had no idea there were these beautiful places in Berlin, visited it 3 years ago and wanted to go again but now it's impossible from russia for regular students

[turjo]

My guy has once again amazed me with his ability to make hilarious comedic content that can appease to his audience whilst also making highly detailed educational content about various aspects of living Germany.

Like if you told me 3 years ago this man whose vids I've been watching to get some idea about Berlin night life would also make vids to educate viewers about the lesser known Berlin districts where one could live someday if they stay here, I would probably have said you're probably not thinking of Radical Living.

But hats off to you man, keep making the amazing content! I hope one day in the future to meet you in a fan meet n greet at some expo or event in Germany!

Till then take care

[FBAagent]

I like Friedrichsfelde presentation with old granny after XD definitely a place to go to

[lxine]

Fantastic video, thank you! I’ve spent a lot of time exploring East Berlin and there are so many fascinating parts that no one knows about! You did such a great job featuring some lesser known areas

[drapenot]

What no Karlshorst? XD
II moved here from Mitte, 6 months ago and have to say it's really cool. Nice and quiet, bike and chill in Wuhlheide. You can get everywhere quickly.
The perfect place in between you could say.

[crocus]

I never thought that Berlin is so green and has got so many lakes!

[violetindigo]

There is lot of rivers and lakes in Berlin, that's something for me! 😍 Another reason to love this city ❤🥰

[dnamrata]

I live in weisensee and your video helped me validate my decisions to move here :) thanks .. a big fan ❤️

[kanonik]

I visited Berlin 6 times, but I didnt know about districts such in this video I seen. Also I didnt know that Berlin has so much beautiful lakes and there is swiming allowed.
Super useful moovie. Thanks man we wating for next works!