Quote: (02-27-2018 10:58 AM)Conquerer7 Wrote:
A more current update. Was in both over the last 5 days or so.
I enjoyed Berlin as a place to visit but would not live there and probably won't be back anytime soon. We spent our time visiting the city neighbourhoods along with seeing the main tourist draws. I've never been to a city that has promoted degeneracy as much. It really is off the scale. Adverts promoting some sort of degeneracy everywhere. For every good-looking girl with a Slavic look due to being close to Poland/Czech Republic that walked by the next 9 would have some sort of piercing, shaved head and so on. The public transport is really efficient but I would not want my girl travelling on it alone. It would be great for international flags though and we always overheard many accents/languages from tourists and study abroad students.
I suppose the push for as much degeneracy on top of the current liberal agenda in western countries can be put down in part to the city being split in two for the best part of 30 years. It is a city that seems to still be making up for the lost time. The Berlin Wall Memorial is a great museum to visit.
It was my girls first time in a naked sauna which made for some interesting looks when two young blondes came in having clearly had a drink or twoWe were ourselves before but from past experience know it's too hot to do much in a sauna.
Hamburg, on the other hand, seemed very business-like and more structured. It felt much more German with the only tourists being stag dos. I only saw the Reeperbahn during the day but it felt more like a holiday strip in Magaluf or San Antonio than Northern Germany. The girls, in general, are better looking and few are walking about with any blue hair or out of the normal piercings. I have been to Germany a few times but in the West and South and have always been surprised at the high number of blondes among the general population. It seemed as if a blonde girl that looked normal had grown her hair out long as well. I guess you never know their attitude until you speak to them though.
I would choose Hamburg to live/do business in and Berlin to visit on the weekends that you want to party. However, If anyone wants to live in Berlin but visit Poland you would be just as well living there for a more saner quality of life nevermind girls
Germany is no heaven but definitely an upgrade compared to other typical Western European countries (France,UK, Ireland, Spain, Italy come to mind) where women are complicated/arrogant, too bad quality, men more aggressive approaching or all of them combined .When it comes to Germany, Most people go to the worst cities like Berlin or Frankfurt, where half if not more of the population are not even ethnic germans to begin.
In Western Europe I avoid Spain, Italy, Portugal,Greece, France, UK and Ireland. Im not a fan of switzerland either due to being too expensive and too much bussiness oriented/high competition, however I have seen nice quality in some towns and cities, but not worth paying the price.. Belgium seems to be meh in quality and culture compared to its eastern and northern neighbours.