I enjoyed watching this video very much. Seeing Mainz from above is beautiful. Also, the places that I visited when I lived in Wiesbaden bring a lot of fond memories to my mind. Thank you for sharing your video.
I lived in Mainz in the 80s, I always loved it and felt so much at home. It's still a beautiful city. This brought back some great memories. Thank you.
Ich bin gebürtiger Mainzer und seit 30 Jahren weg. Sie sollten dieses Video an die Stadt verkaufen. Sie haben ein gutes Auge. Die Stadt wirkt sehr gemütlich und lebenswert. Habe richtig Heimatgefühle bekommen. Tolles Video 👍🏻
City off Bion Tech schämt euch das iss Meenz und nicht ein Pharma Konzern halloooo warum verbindet jeder mittlerweile Mainz mit diesem Konzern echt traurig......das sind wir doch nicht 🤦♀️ also ich bin darauf ganz bestimmt nicht stolz 😡
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Wealth means everything is expensive, the rental costs are so high, normal people (except the 2% rich ones) leave the city, we haven't had a propper cinema for years and the water pipes beneath our beautifil park are so old, in summer time it smells like wastewater everywhere. Don't get me wrong, i do live there and i love it. But you definitely don't experience a lot of wealth here. Wealth is where the "people" are wealthy! All of them and not only a few percent! Last words: Thank you HQ Hands, very nice made.
Also the 2 % leave that town or aren´t most of the time not there. There are no expensive boutiques. You can find not one top jeweler there. I lived also in Bad Homburg. And I liked the city. But it is not a Baden - Baden. And also Baden is not the same anymore. No wealthy guests come to Bad Homburg anymore. Homburg vor der Höhe is not the same spa & congresstown, that it was in the 19th century. In both cities and in Kronberg and Königstein live refugees nowadays, that doesn´t attract wealthy people to come as a guest nor it does inspires them to live permanently there. Bad Homburg ist just "great" and "wealthy" in the image brochures. Other spa towns like Bad Pyrmont or Bad Oeynhausen do much more to attract guests and look much more groomed. And I miss here the Kaiser - Friedrich - Promenade, the most beautiful and important street. And I miss the fountains in the spa gardens, the Kurpark.
I am French this is my city of adoption, i absolutely fell in love with it, the architecture, the athmosphere, the Rhine shores, the mix of university dynamism and more relaxed ambiance...plus the region's landscape reminds me of my native region of Burgundy, it is exactly the same so i feel at home...love it !
Two years I was cycling from Wiesbaden to Frankfurt to work. The fastest track from Wiesbaden is: Frankfurter Straße - Berliner Straße - to the left to Lincoln Straße- crosing ring - Erbenheim and then to the bike path (at Autobahn) to Walau - another bike intersection- keep going to Hattersheim - Sindilgen - Cross the Main in industrial area - and the find the way to Schwanheim where bike path with you at the Main till the center of Frankfurt. Maximum distance 40km
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A very nice video, I find the cultural proximity to the Rhine very interesting and find that the Rheinhessen region has no other city except Mainz, since the Rheinhessen region is the largest wine-growing area in Germany and, with its close proximity to the city of Mainz, is of great importance for the region is. One must not forget that Mainz is a university town and with the Biontech that found the first vaccination, Mainz is world famous. Fortunately, I currently live in Wiesbaden and can, if I want, go to Mainz every day and visit, but there are other things to do as well. Long story short, I like the city very much and the people are very nice, which makes it one of the most liveable cities in Germany.
