Thank you for watching! Highlights timestamps (☉ Street/Road | ★ Highlight) for those on mobile devices: ▶(0:00) Platz des Mars ☉ ▶(0:13) Brandenburger Gate ★ ▶(1:20) Quadriga ★ ▶(2:00) Pariser Platz ☉ ▶(3:25) Unter Den Linden ☉ ▶(14:20) Berlin State Library ★ ▶(16:38) Fredrick the Great Statue ★ ▶(17:20) Humboldt University Main Building ★ ▶(17:28) Wilhelm von Humboldt Statue ★ ▶(18:14) Alexander von Humboldt Statue ★ ▶(19:57) New Guardhouse (Neue Wache) Memorial ★ ▶(24:06) Princesses' Palace ★ ▶(24:42) Humboldt University Faculty of Law ★ ▶(26:18) Saint Hedwig Cathedral ★
Schönes Video, vielen Dank für die Aufnahme und das Hochladen. Ich liebe Unter den Linden, es sieht an einem hellen Tag so schön aus! Sie wissen nicht, wie lange der Abschnitt der zentralen Berme in der Friedrichstraße geschlossen bleibt? Grüße aus Chile.
Style of architecture called functionalism was very popular in the Third Reich and yes Germany got bombed out badly but so did Stalingrad ,Rotterdam , Coventry and many other European cities that were trying to stop the Nazis from taking over the world.
I was in Paris some weeks ago and was surprised how dreary and gray this city looks as soon as you step out of the inner center around louvre, Eiffel tower, Place the la concorde, Arc de Triomphe etc. Yes, the center is pretty with well preserved buildings but it's very homogeneous. A year ago I was in Berlin and in direct comparison it is much more diverse, green, colorful and even the modern buildings are quite unique and stylish. But everybody says Paris is the most beautiful city in the world and Berlin is cold and ugly. I don't get it. OK they are very different for historical reasons but that doesn't necessarily mean that one of those is "ugly" in itself. And people are complaining about a single glass cube in Berlin next to the Central Station (which I find very nice) while other big cities fill their entire inner city with skyscrapers. I really don't get it.^^
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Thank you for watching! Highlights timestamps (☉ Street/Road | ★ Highlight) for those on mobile devices:
▶(0:00) Platz des Mars ☉
▶(0:13) Brandenburger Gate ★
▶(1:20) Quadriga ★
▶(2:00) Pariser Platz ☉
▶(3:25) Unter Den Linden ☉
▶(14:20) Berlin State Library ★
▶(16:38) Fredrick the Great Statue ★
▶(17:20) Humboldt University Main Building ★
▶(17:28) Wilhelm von Humboldt Statue ★
▶(18:14) Alexander von Humboldt Statue ★
▶(19:57) New Guardhouse (Neue Wache) Memorial ★
▶(24:06) Princesses' Palace ★
▶(24:42) Humboldt University Faculty of Law ★
▶(26:18) Saint Hedwig Cathedral ★
I really love your virtual tours. They're always clear and bright
Your videos are awesome! Thanks
Great vid! 24:06 though is the Opera House 😊
I really like this journey. It's so calm and soothing for my mind. I am looking forward to new videos from you! Thanks! : )
thanks for indicating the buildings--good idea!
Thanks for posting these. Brings back fond memories of a time when you could travel around safely.
Nice video. But, why did you refer to the Staatsoper as the Princess's Palace?
Muy hermoso Berlín grandes imágenes para admirar gracias por compartir Wanderlust.
Schönes Video, vielen Dank für die Aufnahme und das Hochladen. Ich liebe Unter den Linden, es sieht an einem hellen Tag so schön aus! Sie wissen nicht, wie lange der Abschnitt der zentralen Berme in der Friedrichstraße geschlossen bleibt? Grüße aus Chile.
I liked the Brandenburger Gate and The Princess Palace
Ci tu me le demandé je partirais avec toi pour y vivre mon ange de miel💕💖😎😍
le milieu de l'avenue Unter den linden ressemble beaucoup aux remblas de Barcelone!!
Ces jolis l Allemagne pour les vacances tout les deux allée on pard
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of course very functionalist architecture , yes pretty but after a while just cold .. if you love Berlin than you love Ikea too
It eas bombed....it had to rebuild..
You see?
Style of architecture called functionalism was very popular in the Third Reich and yes Germany got bombed out badly but so did Stalingrad ,Rotterdam , Coventry and many other European cities that were trying to stop the Nazis from taking over the world.
I was in Paris some weeks ago and was surprised how dreary and gray this city looks as soon as you step out of the inner center around louvre, Eiffel tower, Place the la concorde, Arc de Triomphe etc.
Yes, the center is pretty with well preserved buildings but it's very homogeneous. A year ago I was in Berlin and in direct comparison it is much more diverse, green, colorful and even the modern buildings are quite unique and stylish. But everybody says Paris is the most beautiful city in the world and Berlin is cold and ugly. I don't get it. OK they are very different for historical reasons but that doesn't necessarily mean that one of those is "ugly" in itself.
And people are complaining about a single glass cube in Berlin next to the Central Station (which I find very nice) while other big cities fill their entire inner city with skyscrapers. I really don't get it.^^