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It's as good as its reputation! I enjoyed a wonderful two weeks there.
Somewhat off-topic, but what do you mean? How's Hamburg's reputation?Urwumpe is right though, Amsterdam is not Hamburg
Somewhat off-topic, but what do you mean? How's Hamburg's reputation?
It's the second-largest city of Germany (with about 2 million people) and a port city; the area is its own German state. It's in Northern Germany and was in West Germany. I think there are less Turks and extremists in the city compared to others, especially ones in East Germany, such as areas of Berlin.Well, just as self-experiment: What do you know about Hamburg?
It's the second-largest city of Germany (with about 2 million people) and a port city; the area is its own German state. It's in Northern Germany and was in West Germany. I think there are less Turks and extremists in the city compared to others, especially ones in East Germany, such as areas of Berlin.
No; I sense that is bad? But now I know.:facepalm:Never heard of the Reeperbahn?
No; I sense that is bad? But now I know.
Amsterdam has culture and character, something Rotterdam doesn't have either off.
I've only had good experiences in Amsterdamwoo! my holiday to amsterdam/venice/croatia(for a festival ) is almost complete! but its got me thinking:
is Amsterdam really as bad as most people make out? it cant be that bad, else it would just dissolve into chaos, wouldnt it?
i know about the legal weed and slack laws on prostitution, but seriously, its still here isnt it? so it cant be so bad (except that accomodation and food will turn out to be expensive)
just so excited!
Woooooooo
-=Grover=-
Well, you do live in Germany after all. To most non-EU foreigners, the major cities in Western Europe are quite expensive, sometimes prohibitively so. At least, this is the case assuming one doesn't want to camp or stay at youth hostels. On the other hand, it does seem to me that food and lodging in just about any major city in the industrialized world can run fairly steep. The OP should just remember--there's regular money, then there's travel money.And of course, you can really stay in a normal hotel in Amsterdam, and not need to pay astronomic prices for beer and the room per hour...
Well... if you keep yourself away from drugs, prostitutions and other illegal things... then it's really safe.