This is a great way to see a European city. I must add that having so many stops must make it a very good service for the public. Great city, love the Germanic architecture on many of the buildings. I really loved this. Thanks so much for posting. (and the editing)
unfortunately we only rebuild very few of the old buildings in the old town area. many many wonderful buildings from the old days will be gone forever. in addition they build a lot of these dull looking modern boxes without roof everywhere, what is really a shame. at least we can enjoy some of the undestroyed districts in the outskirts of dresden like in the beginning and end of the video.
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An excellent video, with many views of the city. With all those twists and turns and mostly mixed with traffic, it's not exactly high-speed travel, but it's easier than driving.
and it doesn't even take much longer than going by car because of all the red lights and traffic. btw, it seems that the camera was zoomed in the whole time which makes it look much slower than in reality.
Another excellent video with certainly a lot of twists and turns. - Was that 'old boy' doing what I think he was at about 2.20, and literally "caught by the camera".
"looked alike". yes, only that nearly every old building was run-down with a grey facade, two-stroke vehicles and their blue smoke everywhere. trams and the stations were completely different. they were not handicapped accessible (low floor trams and plateau stations) as today. and yes - a lot of cobblestone. but it definetely had its charme. i love the old tatra trams of that time. some of them are still in service (of course modernized) and they always bring back good memories.
Das täuscht. Sie sind meist schneller als der Autoverkehr und beim Beschleunigen fallen viele Alte und Fremde, die das unterschätzen, auf ihren Arsch. ;-)
This is a great way to see a European city. I must add that having so many stops must make it a very good service for the public. Great city, love the Germanic architecture on many of the buildings. I really loved this. Thanks so much for posting. (and the editing)
Drezno was one of the most destroyed city in WWII. There are not many original buildings.
@@quandmeme9970 we rebuild the Original buildings.
unfortunately we only rebuild very few of the old buildings in the old town area. many many wonderful buildings from the old days will be gone forever. in addition they build a lot of these dull looking modern boxes without roof everywhere, what is really a shame. at least we can enjoy some of the undestroyed districts in the outskirts of dresden like in the beginning and end of the video.
Vermiss dich dresden
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Eine interessante Fahrt durch Dresden auch, wenn schon einige Jahre vergangen sind☺🐞
An excellent video, with many views of the city. With all those twists and turns and mostly mixed with traffic, it's not exactly high-speed travel, but it's easier than driving.
and it doesn't even take much longer than going by car because of all the red lights and traffic. btw, it seems that the camera was zoomed in the whole time which makes it look much slower than in reality.
привет от подписчика из Москвы, лайк.
Ich liebe Dresden :)
Ja, es ist eine wunderschöne Stadt, als meistens in Deutschland.
@@jamasica4577 Sag besser "wie viele in Dtl.". ;-)
@@coswiger Danke :)
Ich habe einen Vorschlag und zwar die Linienverläufe von den Bussen in Dresden
Nice move by the Audi 4;05!
Another excellent video with certainly a lot of twists and turns. - Was that 'old boy' doing what I think he was at about 2.20, and literally "caught by the camera".
I guess he did, still wearing his pyjamas...
@@coswiger I thought so.
Some lovely leafy avenues in the early part of the route. Would be very interesting to see what it looked like in DDR days.
Well, lots of them might have looked alike - but probably with cobblestones.
"looked alike". yes, only that nearly every old building was run-down with a grey facade, two-stroke vehicles and their blue smoke everywhere. trams and the stations were completely different. they were not handicapped accessible (low floor trams and plateau stations) as today. and yes - a lot of cobblestone. but it definetely had its charme. i love the old tatra trams of that time. some of them are still in service (of course modernized) and they always bring back good memories.
24:10 Ghost Tram xD
A wonderful golden autumn...what time of the day is?
At noon
👍Schones video
ludwlg - hartmann - staße
ludwlg - hartmann - straße
LUDWIG-HARTMANN-STRASSE
fahren die immer so langsam oder geht das nicht etwas schneller?
Die fahren extra so langsam damit Du neben her laufen kannst und in die Bahn reinschauen kannst .... Ist doch klar
Das täuscht. Sie sind meist schneller als der Autoverkehr und beim Beschleunigen fallen viele Alte und Fremde, die das unterschätzen, auf ihren Arsch. ;-)
👍Schones video
👍Schones video