Germany's Top 5 Cities Explained!

The Big 5 German Cities Explained! In this video, we discuss the top 5 German cities by population and explain what you can expect in each city, give you a feeling of each city, and see how similar/different each of these cities are. :)

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00:00 - Intro
00:16 - Frankfurt am Main
02:14 - Cologne
04:11 - Munich
07:05 - Lingoda
09:22 - Hamburg
11:48 - Berlin
14:50 - Patreon :)
15:18 - What are your thoughts on these 5 German cities?

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[heyleycuzo]

I'm from NYC and spent a semester in Berlin. I definitely miss it and wish I could move back!

[jloebick]

This is great information! It's always interesting to hear different people's opinions on what certain cities are like and how they are viewed by the local population. You've caused me to think I need to do more research!

[ginlemon]

I lived in HH for almost two years and you are right: in summer days it is amazing. How I miss the Alster in these times!

[lesstom]

All German cities are recommended. Greetings from Munich!

[Capo]

Cologne in my favourite city in Germany and it’s good place to have fun :)
Greetings from Stockholm.

[imlitbbq]

I have to say I stumbled across your page looking for costco reviews, and have been watching your videos every day.

My wife is from Kaiserslautern (Rheinland-Pfalz) we met while I was stationed there a few years back.

Thank you for the content, and keep it coming!

[stephaniea.]

Ahhh, seeing all the Köln footage is making me miss my trips to NRW! Only spent a few hours exploring Hamburg on my way back to the the west after visiting friends. Hope I'll be able to adventure through more of the country in the future 😊

[sausagefruit]

Frankfurt on the Main isn't just that typical "city", where "business" runs, there is a lot of nature in the northern districts, that are most likely little villages (even it is still a city district of Frankfurt). It is just beautiful to ride your bike along the Main (river) that flows into the right tributary Nidda (river). Since 1993 the Nidda has been partially restored to its natural state and a bicycle path built along the river. For me is Frankfurt a little village, where every original Frankfurters knows their people. Sitting in Batschkapp or in a restaurant, drinking your 'Ebbelwoi' and eating your 'Handkäs mit Musik'.

[adamritter]

I can't believe I have only just now stumbled upon your channel. Awesome stuff guys!

[danredes]

Hi. From all of the cities you too presented I find Hamburg the most attractive city for my. It has water, fish, is unique. I would like to know more about the northern german cities like Bremen, Lübeck, Rostock und so wieder... Vielen Dank!

[petereggers]

Living next to Cologne, having been living in Frankfurt for about 10 years and travelling very often to the other 3 cities for business reasons, I have to state, that this review is spot on! 😊👍
Beside Oktoberfest the biggest city events throughout the year worth mentioning are "Hafengeburtstag" in Hamburg (first weekend in may), Berlin film festival (in february) & fashion week, Frankfurt's "Museumsuferfest" and... of course... Kölner Karneval (feb/mar) & CSD (first week in july). CSD is not only for the LGBTQ-community, but very welcomed in Cologne for beeing some kind of "carnival in summer". 😁

[johnmalott]

I have loved my visits to Germany. Your video is so informative. Thank you !!

[elsakatze]

Noch schöner, als in einer Metropole zu wohnen, ist es, in der Nähe einer solchen zu Hause zu sein. Ich bin aus Lüneburg, da ist es klein, charmant und beschaulich, und wenn ich möchte, brauche ich keine Stunde bis nach Hamburg :)

[christelklinko]

Who can not be friendly to the two of you. Always enjoy your videos no matter what country. Thank you

[stefanreiman]

Düsseldorf is a very liveable City about 625.000 People live in this City. The old town and the Promenade along the Rhine River. The biggest Fun Fair /rheinkirmes is hold every year in Düsseldorf. The mediahafen and the Rheintower is worth a visit. Not far from Düsseldorf is the Neigbar City Neuss. The beautyful Quirinus Cathedral and Rheinparkcenter shopping center is worth a visit.

[mymessymidlifecrisis]

I just wanted to say that I have enjoyed your videos since I found your channel on here. I have always wanted to go to Germany. Watching your videos makes me want to visit more. I want to visit all 5 cities. Thank you for all your videos.

[vincentjordan]

You guys are great you put on an interesting vlog thanks

[susannewitt]

Ich habe genau dieselbe Erfahrung gemacht. Hamburger sind total nett und aufgeschlossen, insbesondere jene die etwas älter sind.

[koexistenz]

If I had to rank these cities where I personally would prefer to live it would be like this:
1. Hamburg
2. Berlin
3. Munich
4. Cologne
5. Frankfurt