Duisburg Almanya Gezdim

Duisburg Almanya Gezdim

Greetings to everyone, usually it’s always to you. When I say greetings to everyone, I’m either in Turkey or Greece. I mean, I mostly visit places in Greece, but now I’m here in Germany. Greetings from Germany. I’ve also shown you the high-speed train. The trains

Go very fast in Düsseldorf. We came to Düsseldorf from here. We will go to Disburg. I will stay with my friend. After that, I will go to Cologne. I will prepare a new video. I will share it later. I want to share my first impressions with you .

I don’t know there are places or the city has such small houses. Maybe their system is the city system, I don’t know, but in my opinion, since it is smaller, it is like a village or a neighborhood, like the neighborhood of a big city, but

It was nice because the nice thing about it is that there is almost a tree next to every house and There is a lot of greenery and the houses are like boxes or something. By the way, this is the first time I come to Germany. The houses are like in the cartoons,

The houses are beautiful in boxes. Also, there is no horizontal or vertical architecture, it is always horizontal architecture. In Turkey, when you look at it, there are skyscrapers, I don’t know how many buildings there are. storeys But in the industries here, they have always done something like this, rectangular blocks

Like this, they put them side by side like Lego and built the buildings, it was beautiful and clean. By the way, so far there is a lot of garbage and cigarettes everywhere, I haven’t seen much of it,

It is clean at the moment. The airport looks very calm too, I mean Turkey. Just like in other airports, run from here to there, run from there to there, it’s the police. That’s it, nothing much for now, there are also a lot of Turks,

We speak Turkish, everyone understands, I’ve seen a lot of Turks so far, these are my immediate impressions, we also ate doner kebab, it costs 6.5 euros. It’s nice, but it’s very filling, like in Turkey, 50 grams is this much, 100 grams is this much, 200 grams is

Not that much. It was pretty good, a bit expensive, and we paid 7 euros to go to Duisburg. Transportation to the train seemed a bit expensive to me, I don’t know, waters etc. 3 or 4 euros at the airport. If you buy anything, it’s a bit expensive, to be honest,

And the city is so quiet. It made me feel sleepy. We’re always used to chaos. Maybe it’s the weather in Greece, I don’t know, because it’s nice weather. Everyone is going somewhere, coming and trying, trying for something. There are also a lot of tourists, everyone

Is running around somewhere. It’s nice and quiet for now. It calmed me down a lot. See you in the rest of my video. Look, for example, they are building a building next to the airport. This is also horizontal. By the way, there are no balconies, I guess there is no balcony culture.

I don’t know a little, but look, it’s always horizontal and vertical, there is nothing. Greetings to everyone. I’m in Disburg right now. As you can see, the buildings are quite old. It reminded me of Soviet buildings. It reminded me of Russian buildings.

Because when I went to Bulgaria, when I went to Ukraine, there were buildings of this style. By the way, there are no balconies, the buildings do not have balconies, there is generally no balcony culture, the streets are always old buildings

Like this, a bit like bay windows. Things are like that, the front parts are quite beautiful, but I guess disburg As far as I understand, there are a lot of immigrants, mostly those working in markets, people walking on the streets, etc. I can say that I have not seen many such things.

I can say that I have not seen any Germans like that so far. Now, I will show you around disburg little by little. See you, take care of yourselves . By the way, when I look, as you can see, everyone is on the street. He speaks Turkish, Antep

Doner kebab, Köşem, Huzur Market, Can Fırın Pastry Shop, that is, Damla Market. I just had a lot of fun with the crescent and star phone shop. I wasn’t expecting this much. Really, everywhere is Turkish Shop. Can bakery is served.

I was surprised as you see. I don’t feel like I’m in Germany. It’s a disburg here. There are always Turkish markets here. The Duisburg Mosque is the Muradiye Mosque. I thought I’d see this while I’m here. This is the Muradiye Mosque in Disburg. Here they also give climbing training to children.

I wanted to shoot the Disburg in this building. This is how you come. Of course, you come to a place protected by ropes from above. You are trained to climb upwards. By the way, I came to a furniture store in Germany.

Just to show you, there was furniture on the entrance side. Very small corner sets, there were 250 euros, there is 1 here, there are 2000, there are 500, there are 600, there are televisions there, as you can see, there are television units,

The shelves on top are 500, they are 79 Euro, these are 299 euro there. 334 Euro television. This is 500 euros. Isn’t it Neco television? This is a big television. 600 Euros. If you ask me, it’s cheap bed linens and sheets. Ten Euros

. When I try to compare it with Greece, it’s quite cheap. For example, this one is 700 euros. You can’t find this one for 700 euros or 800 euros in Greece. This one is more expensive than Greece. The cabinets are 240 euros. So Greece is more expensive. It’s

Cheaper here, for example, 2,400 liras. While this armchair is ready, I wanted to show this as well. Greetings, I’m interrupting the video here again, but I didn’t want to bore you too much because there are a lot of Germany videos, the video will be longer.

That’s why I actually shot many videos. But I didn’t want to share them because I didn’t want you to get bored. To be honest, I shared the furniture store with you. I also went to the market and

Compared the market with the market prices in Greece. It is half cheap. Even cheaper. In Germany, taxis are expensive and cigarettes are expensive. I don’t smoke, but for my friend. Well, It was a bit difficult, the fee is quite expensive. Apart from that,

When you eat in a restaurant on the street, it is not too expensive. It is almost on par with Greece. But I am comparing this. When we compare the minimum wage of Greece with the minimum wage of Germany , the markets are quite cheap when you eat 1.5 There is butter for euros.

The cheapest butter in Greece is 3.5 euros. It is 125 grams, not 250 grams. It is usually 3.5 Euros . Cheap house rents are 400 500 600. My friend’s price is 450 Euros. If you buy something for around 1600-1800 minimum wage, it’s not enough because the market is cheap, but

You can live a normal life. Apart from that, 80% is almost Turkish, the rest is Albanian and Bulgarian, a little bit on the streets. While I was walking, I felt uneasy, there were Albanians and Bulgarians on the corners, there were always fights, arguments, shouting, talking, etc. That

Bothered me a bit. Or rather, I walked nervously, I didn’t walk very comfortably and freely on the streets, that scared me a little. Everyone asked me why Germany is the worst place in the city of Dysbourg. He said he went and so on, but I wanted to see it. Of course, I

Also noticed something on purpose. Let me tell you that Germany generally did not provide much service to the places where there were immigrants. The trains and so on were very old. In places where immigrants are predominant, countries in the world generally do not invest or develop much. But they are also

The land of that place. Actually, I don’t know, I thought it was strange. Apart from that, it was nice. It was a nice experience for me. My next video will be the Düsseldorf video. What awaits me there? It will be a Cologne video.

I will share them too. By the way, I came across the carnival in Cologne, I was very lucky. It was very nice, see you, take care, greetings from Athens

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