My dream is to visit Germany one day, especially the east of the country; Dresden and Leipzig. Dresden's historic architecture seems to be restored after the city's destruction at the end of World War II. Amazing video. Thank you. Greetings from Toronto, Canada🇨🇦!
Visited both last year, both beautiful cities but I definitely prefer Leipzig above Dresden. Leipzig has really large city vibes, very bustling and full of activity. Dresden feels a lot smaller and more touristic.
1:47 I love that u noticed that she covered her face so u censored her face! This shows that you always pay attention to your surroundings, whether buildings or people😁
Смотришь на Дрезден и не верится, что в 1945 году британская авиация сравняла город с землёй. Молодцы немцы, что отстроили Дрезден заново! Служил в Дрездене 1982--84гг, был в Цвингере, очень понравилось, sehr gut!
Apart from the fact that RAF did this because Stalin had asked for this, Dresden was destroyed less than quite any other German town of its size. It was rather the Soviet occupation and its puppet regime to try to cancel its architectural history
I have been to Dresden and l liked this city very much l hoped to visit again and walk along the River Elbe and vineyards l haven’t tried their wine yet in that area of Dresden. I like the gothic buildings and church and hoped to visit some museums
_"Dresden war zu Beginn des 20. Jahrhunderts ein wichtiges deutsches Industriezentrum, da es nahe der Grenze zu Frankreich und Polen lag. "_ --- Dresden lag zu Beginn des 20. Jahrhunderts ganz und gar nicht in der Nähe zu Polen und weder damals noch heute in der Nähe zu Frankreich. Dresden lag und liegt nah zu Böhmen (Tschechien).
When I see this, I see how far behind Britain has fallen. Just look at this delight of a city: clean, modern and exquisitely restored, and beautiful. Everywhere you go in Germany you see progress and modernity. Everywhere in Britain you see stagnation and failure. When I see the country we are and what we could be, I despair.
They rebuilt the city with Western money. Saxony is relatively poor and cannot afford much alone. GDR was garbage and its people had no clue what real work means
@@tdrs1765Such a stupid Wessi Imbecility. Just for your reminder: We also pay the Soli Only the castle was paid for from federal funds. The Semper Opera House, the Zwinger, the Academy of Fine Arts, the Hofkirche, the Johannes, the Blockhaus and the Japanese Palace were completed during the GDR era. The Frauenkirche did not receive any state funding. Today, Saxony is the economically strongest of the 5 new federal states.
@@MonkeyDRuffy82 but still receiving heavy financial aid from the fed admin i.e. financed by the West. The West rebuilt the new Länder in toto, the East was bankrupt. What they have been calling „work“, Westerners call it garbage. Eastern Germany was a rotten not even country
Because it was the capital of the kingdom of Saxony and the seat of the saxonian emperors who were also the leaders of the polish-Lithuanian commonwealth which was at a time the biggest country in Europe. Dresden has a century old history and the things you can see today is only a very small part of Dresdens former glory. I am sorry but Dresden and Miami are absolutely not comparable.
Dresden was even nicknamed "the most beautiful city in Europe“ and "the Florence on the Elbe“ even after it was destroyed by Prussia. But the British and American bombings and the socialist city planning of East Germany completely disfigured Dresden. It’s only a shadow of its former self.
I guess Dresden was reconstructed during the Soviet Time, i.e. in the DDR days. I have seen Warsaw which was also destroyed but Poland reconstructed as it was in the old days before the war with a place of culture with Stalinist architecture.
No, soviets let the old part of the city (altstadt) mainly unreconstructed. Although germans managed to get some monuments reconstructed during the soviet era, the reconstruction really began in the aftermath of the reunification, in the 90s, and is not finished yet. Dresden is only two hours from Berlin or Prague and is worth visiting. Dot not miss museums in altstadt, very especially the Grünes Gewölbe. Make a walk in the neustadt for the atmosphere (this is where people live and socialize) and the grafitis (usually ot a fan, but the quality is there). Have a breath in the swiss Saxony (look what it is like by googling Bastei), as Bad Shandau is only 30min from Dresde by train.
The contrast between the old-world architecture and the modern world is astounding, one ugly lifeless and bland, the other the exact opposite I cannot put into words, except to say it's a shame we as people in this modern word should be ashamed that we haven't made the effort to equal our forefathers to pass on to the next generation a city of beauty rather than just a commercial eye saw.
Die ursprüngliche Form muss atemberaubender gewesen sein, aber positiv ist, dass ihre Wiederherstellung neuen Generationen die Möglichkeit gegeben hat, sie aus erster Hand zu erleben, anstatt sie nur durch alte Bilder zu sehen. Oder? :)
Stimmt. Vor 1945 waren die morgens noch weissen Kleider der Maedels abends grau. Das war ein Drecksloch. Aber nicht unüblich für die Zeit. Durch die Tallage aber extrem
До появления германских племен здесь жили кельты вплоть до Богемской котловины. А потом германские народы. Чехия, какой мы ее знаем сегодня, была кельтско-германской. Вы, славяне, мигрировали все дальше и дальше на запад с востока. Смотри Богемию...
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Dresden and Germany are Marvelous
Agreed 💯 😎✌🏼
Only the eastern parts that got rebuilt with western tax payer money.
And after The worldwar the West part of Germany ist rebuild With other tax...thats life. But The east is now nicer@@manzanasrojas6984
My dream is to visit Germany one day, especially the east of the country; Dresden and Leipzig. Dresden's historic architecture seems to be restored after the city's destruction at the end of World War II. Amazing video. Thank you. Greetings from Toronto, Canada🇨🇦!
Yes they are beautiful cities and the architecture are simply marvellous. Hope you visit Germany soon. 😎👍
Visited both last year, both beautiful cities but I definitely prefer Leipzig above Dresden. Leipzig has really large city vibes, very bustling and full of activity. Dresden feels a lot smaller and more touristic.
Potsdam, Görlitz, Chemnitz and Zwickau are very beautiful cities too, in East Germany
@@tammo100 probably you didn't cross the Danube to see the other part of Dresden, called new Dresden and is enough big too 😎
@@mandibiedermann2246 the Elbe, not the Danube
Looks like a perfect day in lovely Dresden!
Yes! :^)
1:47 I love that u noticed that she covered her face so u censored her face!
This shows that you always pay attention to your surroundings, whether buildings or people😁
: ) yes, felt she wasn't comfortable being on the frame. Thank you, you have eye for details! 😎👏
Wow! Amazing video ! Thanks for sharing watching you from Canada
Thanks for the comment. I'm glad that you enjoyed the video. 😎✌🏼
Meine Stadt! 🙏👍♥️🙋
Смотришь на Дрезден и не верится, что в 1945 году британская авиация сравняла город с землёй.
Молодцы немцы, что отстроили Дрезден заново! Служил в Дрездене 1982--84гг, был в Цвингере, очень понравилось, sehr gut!
Это потрясающе. Спасибо, что поделились с нами своими воспоминаниями.
Apart from the fact that RAF did this because Stalin had asked for this,
Dresden was destroyed less than quite any other German town of its size.
It was rather the Soviet occupation and its puppet regime to try to cancel its architectural history
Looks a beautiful place..Nice architecture..be nice to visit one day...Greetings from england.x
Worth a visit... All the best!
Love to see all the beautiful places around the city center that I know sooo well - thx for sharing 😊
Glad you liked. Thanks a lot for your feedback! :)
That was beautiful, thank you!
Thank you for the feedback! 😊
I have been to Dresden and l liked this city very much l hoped to visit again and walk along the River Elbe and vineyards l haven’t tried their wine yet in that area of Dresden. I like the gothic buildings and church and hoped to visit some museums
It is more of a baroque style. Many Italian artisans helped build the compositions of the city
_"Dresden war zu Beginn des 20. Jahrhunderts ein wichtiges deutsches Industriezentrum, da es nahe der Grenze zu Frankreich und Polen lag. "_
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Dresden lag zu Beginn des 20. Jahrhunderts ganz und gar nicht in der Nähe zu Polen und weder damals noch heute in der Nähe zu Frankreich. Dresden lag und liegt nah zu Böhmen (Tschechien).
Wir danken Ihnen für Ihr Feedback. Die Fantasieelemente in der Beschreibung wurden durch realistische Informationen ersetzt. :)
An der Grenze zu Frankreich und Polen? 🤭🤔🤦
@@Petra0508-lanze yes 😅
@@inandaround An der Grenze zu Tschechien! Dann gucke Mal in den Atlas! 🙏
@@inandaround 😉👍🏻
When I see this, I see how far behind Britain has fallen. Just look at this delight of a city: clean, modern and exquisitely restored, and beautiful. Everywhere you go in Germany you see progress and modernity. Everywhere in Britain you see stagnation and failure. When I see the country we are and what we could be, I despair.
Thank you for sharing your opinion. B)
They rebuilt the city with Western money. Saxony is relatively poor and cannot afford much alone. GDR was garbage and its people had no clue what real work means
@@tdrs1765Such a stupid Wessi Imbecility. Just for your reminder: We also pay the Soli Only the castle was paid for from federal funds. The Semper Opera House, the Zwinger, the Academy of Fine Arts, the Hofkirche, the Johannes, the Blockhaus and the Japanese Palace were completed during the GDR era. The Frauenkirche did not receive any state funding. Today, Saxony is the economically strongest of the 5 new federal states.
@@MonkeyDRuffy82 but still receiving heavy financial aid from the fed admin i.e. financed by the West.
The West rebuilt the new Länder in toto, the East was bankrupt. What they have been calling „work“, Westerners call it garbage.
Eastern Germany was a rotten not even country
@@tdrs1765it’s called communism and there was no incentive to work. Landlords and businesses were disowned by the State.
Wonderful video. Thank you for sharing. 💖
Glad you enjoyed, thanks for letting me know. 🙋🏻♂️
75 years ago this city was a pile of rubble. Now it's more beautiful, safe and functional than any similar size city in America (except Miami)
Yes, beautifully restored.
Because it was the capital of the kingdom of Saxony and the seat of the saxonian emperors who were also the leaders of the polish-Lithuanian commonwealth which was at a time the biggest country in Europe. Dresden has a century old history and the things you can see today is only a very small part of Dresdens former glory. I am sorry but Dresden and Miami are absolutely not comparable.
Dresden was even nicknamed "the most beautiful city in Europe“ and "the Florence on the Elbe“ even after it was destroyed by Prussia. But the British and American bombings and the socialist city planning of East Germany completely disfigured Dresden. It’s only a shadow of its former self.
Safe is something else.. everyday a knife attack or robbery... germany has fallen, England is next and Europe will be an islamic empire
is Miami safe now
Schöne Aufnahmen, womit hast du es gefilmt?
Danke! Das war mit GoPro Max.
🤩wow Los esperamos en Aachen 🤩
I will like to go there one day
What attracts you the most, there? 😎
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When was this filmed?
About 10 days ago.
@@inandaround It was about 10 days ago........3 months ago.
@@RonaldReaganRocks1 right ;)
I guess Dresden was reconstructed during the Soviet Time, i.e. in the DDR days. I have seen Warsaw which was also destroyed but Poland reconstructed as it was in the old days before the war with a place of culture with Stalinist architecture.
Interesting to know that. Thanks for sharing this information with us. 👍😎
No, soviets let the old part of the city (altstadt) mainly unreconstructed. Although germans managed to get some monuments reconstructed during the soviet era, the reconstruction really began in the aftermath of the reunification, in the 90s, and is not finished yet.
Dresden is only two hours from Berlin or Prague and is worth visiting.
Dot not miss museums in altstadt, very especially the Grünes Gewölbe. Make a walk in the neustadt for the atmosphere (this is where people live and socialize) and the grafitis (usually ot a fan, but the quality is there). Have a breath in the swiss Saxony (look what it is like by googling Bastei), as Bad Shandau is only 30min from Dresde by train.
The contrast between the old-world architecture and the modern world is astounding, one ugly lifeless and bland, the other the exact opposite I cannot put into words, except to say it's a shame we as people in this modern word should be ashamed that we haven't made the effort to equal our forefathers to pass on to the next generation a city of beauty rather than just a commercial eye saw.
The boxy rectangular monotone Ndrab buildings are beautiful?.How, in what way are they beautiful.
Kein Vergleich zu vor der Zerstörung. Ein Schatten seiner selbst. Die Leute haben nur keine Ahnung.
Die ursprüngliche Form muss atemberaubender gewesen sein, aber positiv ist, dass ihre Wiederherstellung neuen Generationen die Möglichkeit gegeben hat, sie aus erster Hand zu erleben, anstatt sie nur durch alte Bilder zu sehen. Oder? :)
Da hast du Dresden vor 1945.
Ich finde die alte Dame hat immer noch ihren Glanz!
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Stimmt. Vor 1945 waren die morgens noch weissen Kleider der Maedels abends grau.
Das war ein Drecksloch.
Aber nicht unüblich für die Zeit.
Durch die Tallage aber extrem
Vorbei ist vorbei. Find dich damit ab
wall to wall touristas.
On days like this one, quite possible 😎
@@inandaround more buildings, fewer touristas!
thanks
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I had expected beautiful architecture, and sculpture. All I see is nondescript ugly modern architecture with no grace or charm.
На этом месте стоял Славянский город Дрозды.....потом пришли племена диких германских варваров...
Slavic cant compare to germanic people. We rule you
До появления германских племен здесь жили кельты вплоть до Богемской котловины. А потом германские народы. Чехия, какой мы ее знаем сегодня, была кельтско-германской. Вы, славяне, мигрировали все дальше и дальше на запад с востока. Смотри Богемию...
PS: Путину очень понравилось, пока он находился в Дрездене!
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