Berlin's Biggest Attraction - Museum's Island 

I will visit every Museums in Berlin when I am back there to visit..haha

Leftist RU-vid is suppressing your views man, I bet you'll get more views on odysee or even bit chute.

Die alte Nationalgalerie! Dein Club im Berliner Dom wäre hammer hahah - schade dass ihr in Deutschland großbauprojekte nicht mehr draufhabt! 🇦🇹

Altes Museum

The Cathedral, after it becomes a techno club ;)

Awesome! Keep learning! 👏

​@@MuseumsLove Good evening! I was about to finish my master graduation, and then, well, Corona happened. At least we got the chance to travel to Spain before it all began hehe! Anyway, congratulations for your new initiative! I really liked it.

Hell yeah. Humboldt represent!

My pleasure :)

Thanks for sharing! In my opinion the newly opened Humboldt Forum has the by far the best collection now 😸

Only partially. In the east in particular, many ruins that could have been saved were completely destroyed. For example the city palaces of Berlin and Potsdam. The East German SED party thought it would please the Russians by destroying Prussian buildings. But it wasn't like that. The Russians like Prussia and at the end of the GDR they even romanticized the struggle of both nations against the other (like Napoleon) in order to forge a bond.

Yeah, the soviets also tore down a lot of former Prussian buildings in the old territories and such, they destroyed a lot of it after the war

@@richardmangelmann4975 not only the soviets, but also the SED (east german party) in hope to impress the soviets.

Well, they had no alternative, because there was not much left after WWII

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feels weird to be serious, gotta do some more weird stuff soon😄

Happy to hear that! All the best from Berlin 😁

I hate beer, but I love everything else about Germany.

Rad!! We laughed a lot on this shoot😄

:) vielen Dank! Freut mich sehr! Das Team: Me, I and myself haha

He has tripods and drones for the cameras.

How many Berlin women did you meet then? She is definitely mit from there. But very sympathetic, of course.

I think in April

They are saying March 16 - fingers crossed! Or thumbs pressed for the born-in-Berliners ;)

@@MuseumsLove we hope so!!

Our pleasure!

Please do!

Glad you enjoyed it!😊

Thank you! Otherwise I would get bored too quickly^^ but the RU-vid algorithm unfortunately doesn't like variety 🥲

@@RadicalLiving I have heard many content creators complaint similar about the algorithm. Don’t worry though you are too interesting, the algorithm won’t do much damage. People will find you anyways without the algorithm.

Well it’s 2x speed at least on this video segment

hahaha nicely spotted! not many people have watched the Beethoven piece^^

It really is!

Glad you enjoyed it 😄

@@RadicalLiving you're welcome

Thanks and welcome

😊

Auf jeden Fall

Thank you very much!

Thank YOU! :D

Yes, really is special 😸

You're right, that's the newest version! The Berlin cathedral stood on that spot in various forms for hundreds of years before that tho :)

hehe i will 😁awesome!

So she is with you now?

Indonesia 😄

Would be pretty expensive

@@drai4077 Yes exactly building neo classical romanesque style buildings aren't cheap. Even when the Roman's were building them it wasn't cheap.

They are supposed to reopen on March 16! We'll see 👁👁

Helene Fischer

Interesting. Here in Australia our history courses are packed with manipulative lies. I only discovered the enormity of the lies earlier in the year, when by chance I stumbled on a book by former American Presidential adviser Pat Buchanan, titled 'Churchill, Hitler, and the Unnecessary War'. It made me realise how much I'd been lied to, and manipulated. This led me to read extensively over the past few months. If I had to recommend only another 3 books from the several I've now read on the topic, they would be - 'Hellstorm' by Thomas Goodrich, - 'The Morganthau Plan' by John Dietrich, - and a short booklet published in 1941, to USA media acclaim, titled 'Germany Must Perish' by Theodore Kaufman (promoting among other things, the mass sterilization of all German people) If you're interested in the issues that created WWII, and if you can borrow these books from your local library, I highly recommend them.