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Glad you have it correctly. Some web sites say Templehof was one of the airports replaced by BER, but that is incorrect. ... Tegel airport actually replaced Templehof.

4:18 No regional train stops at Westkreuz. Although its name suggests importance, it‘s only for S-Bahn trains (S3, S5, S7, S9, S41, S42, S46).

At 17:20 you said "building 57" but it says "55" on it. Please explain.

Tourist pass it is . Thanks for the video !

Thanks. This was helpful. Do the ticket vending machines in Berlin accept credit cards or only debit cards? If they do not accept credit cards, what about the manned ticket counters?

With VBB monthly ticket, I can travel (Sbahn, ubahn, tram, bus)?

Not under!/within the recent Jewish blocks memorial. Actually Under what is now but a car park, kids play area

Very useful thanks

Watch the taxi drivers tariff as drivers like to put you on a dearer tariff as they should.Normally should be used tariff 1 with number 1 displayed on the meter.If you see number 2 shows on the meter make sure thats appropiately used over night trip or Bank Holidays.😮

0:20 Terminal 5 (old Schönefeld airport) has been closed since 2021, and I doubt it will ever reopen (it was always absolutely awful).

This is a fantastic video! First off, the views are spectacular. And secondly, it's a great overview of Berlin for first-time visitors. Thank you so much for this great imagery and information.

Fantastic video. Very informative and precise. Thanks Brother 🙏 🇮🇳

Learned about this after reading a comment under a video about republican’s burning books in the US. They never fully taught us WW2 history in schools here and it SHOWS.

8:00 The VBB is not the company that runs the S-Bahn The S-Bahn is operated by the S-Bahn Berlin which is part of the DB or Deutsche Bahn which also runs some of the RE, RBand EC and all of the ICE, IC trains. The VBB is the Transport association, which is responsible for the same ticket and fare system on BVG [Bus, Tram, U-Bahn, Ferry]and DB [S-Bahn, RE, RB](and ViP [Transport in Potsdam], NEB, ODEG, HavelBus, Frankfurt O., ... )

Very helpful thanks ...from Kenya

Getting totally confused with different options how would you suggest getting to Birkenstrasse?

can i buy the “d-pass” even when i dont live in germany?

So helpful! Thank you!

Excellent. Its helping with my trip planning. Thanks.

Looks like Giethoorn 🤣

very good and informative video

the trains to the city are NOT even designed for large suitcases… you see suitcases taking up full seats or even simply on the walk way…. whole airport is a bit of a joke. check out the DW documentary on the corrupt inefficiencies behind the story of this airport…

If you're going to book a free visit to visit the Reichtag Dome, why not book the free tour of the building itself, which ends at the Dome so you can explore that at your leisure (or with the audio guide)? I've done it pre-pandemic and post-pandemic. Every tour is different depending on your guide. Post-pandemic we were taken over the high-level footbridge over the River Spree, usually reserved for those working in the German Parliament to use - an experience not to forget. Also if you can time your Dome visit to end at sunset, you can get some great photos across Berlin; the Dome visit includes access to the large flat roof area too.

Super helpful! Thank you so much

This was very interesting. I knew a few things about the square but not the sunken library! Thx!

Great!!!!!

Thanks.

As usual, I haven't the slightest idea what that annoing background music is good for.

So helpful! Thank you!

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And nobody fled to argentine to retire alive

thanks for this video, gonna visit berlin next week. so exited :)

I'll admit I maybe had some Catholic prejudice against this church and thought it would be boring, just stained glass and an organ. But from the video it looks amazing! Marble and gold, vivid pictoric stained glass, tombs? I'll check it out next time I have some free time. Thanks for the tip!

Impressive view of the heart of Germany..!!

Definitely adding this to my tour itinerary!

There’s also a website where you can search by name, street, or neighborhood to find stolpersteine. It will have little biographies on the people being memorialized. I’m always looking out for them and take photos of all I come across. It’s a really great memorial project

1:06 what app are you talking about here? Thank you!

"Promo SM"

labour hq is where bunkier is at

Ich liebe Berlin..

Great Albert Speer ..!

if you can control the past, you control the future

Gehry is Canadian tho

Thank you for this information ,it was well presented. Ignor the arm chair idiot's who have not ventured out of their bedroom, there are bound to be mistakes as hitler had a ring of steel around him and only his inner circle knew what actually happened

Visited it last month.

Awesome video, ı learned a lot, thank you.

Thank you for this useful information.We are arriving 28 November. My hotel is very close to the U2 Markisch Museum Stop.I plan to take the FEX Train, get off at the Aleksandra Platz stop and transfer to U2 here.Is this transfer possible ? (FEX to U2) Thanks from İstanbul .

Konstig tanke att en glaskupol skulle göra parlamentet mer transparent. En värdelös symbol.

Hitkler did not walk out to shoot himself. He did that in his private room in the bunker.

Hi, The Führerbunker is not actually at that sign location. It's actually this location: goo.gl/maps/ph9ZwdoqGjKfq6mY6. Take the image from en.wikipedia.org/wiki/F%C3%BChrerbunker#/media/File:Karte-reichskanzlei.jpg and overlay it on the Google map. You can line up the two maps by the building location on the left, Café LebensArt Potsdamer Platz as the wedge shape building between the two roads hasn't changed. You can then line up the roads between the two maps and bingo, the actual bunker location. :) FYI at 9:25 in the video, you can see the road names on the board and see that this is the wrong block when you look on Google maps.