Living in Mannheim Germany : Watch this before moving to Mannheim| Moving to Germany
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- čas přidán 9. 09. 2024
- Are you moving to Germany and wondering what it’s like living in Mannheim, Germany? Then this video is for you. I know some of you are wondering where the H is Mannheim, well in this video I will tell you where Mannheim is in Germany, what it’s like living in Mannheim and the surrounding region of South Germany and what you should consider before moving to Mannheim.
Whether you are considering moving to Germany from the USA or moving to Germany from India or moving to Germany from Nigeria, this video is for you. We cover cost of living in Mannheim Germany, Mannheim population, Mannheim nightlife, commute from Mannheim to Frankfurt, and also importantly touch upon Mannheim being a university town.
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I lived in mannheim from 1989 to 1993. During the USAG .stationed at Sullivan..I LOVE AND MISS IT GREATLY.. transportation , food, night life is awesome..and Eichbaum beer is the best..
I was a military brat, and my father was stationed there from '86-'88. I don't remember much, but my favorite memory was watching the street lights from the barracks and being delighted when I saw snow drifting in and out of its beams. I also walked to school by sneaking past the guards and crossing the autobahnen. Got in serious trouble for that stunt 😂.
I lived in Mannheim for three years 90-93!!! Loved it and will be back..
I was on Sullivan Barracks with HHC 3/77 AR as a 11C during that timeframe and a little longer.
@@NAMOR2033 I was at Coleman Barracks 4/8 INF, '90-'92, nothing but great memories...
damn I will move to mannheim for studying, didnt expect to find a video this well made. Thank you!!
I was at Turley from 86 to 92 and Spinelli 92 - 93, loved every day there.
Love this as Mannheim was the first place I went to in Europe! I spent 1 month there and loved it! It was so peaceful, is were I felt in love with the European lifestyle! Thank you for sharing ❤️
Thanks for watching and leaving a comment. I've never been to Mannheim myself but after this chat, I intend to change that as soon as the restrictions ease up
Peaceful? Tbh, every time I take the tram, wait at the tram stations in Mannheim etc. I'm afraid of being tracked, attacked or robbed
@@TripleSalchow now that I live here in Germany I know where you are coming from but seriously to me 11 years ago when I first visited Mannheim it felt very safe and peaceful. Even now I still find it safer than some cities in the USA but Germany has changed a lot in the last 11 years.
@@TripleSalchow same
Mannheim my love! Mannheim will always be my home-base💕
Mannheim Palace is the second largest Baroque palace complex in Europe after Versailles Palace! I often visit my Brother there, i love it there . W. A. Mozart worked there too
So far, I have only heard positive things about Mannheim. 😍
2:46 My exact reaction when he said "it's a lot sunnier" LOL
I am ready to relocate to any city in Germany that has sun all year round 😄 never heard of such a city in Germany.
@@Waleochronicles Don't bother, winter in Germany is always miserable
He mentioned that Mannheim is one of Europe's ten hidden gems. I would like to know what are the other cities :)
Mannheim is a very important node of the German train network. You can get everywhere from there
Thanks for sharing that information. I have a friend in Mannheim and I guess it's time to pay this city a visit.
@@Waleochronicles once you are there, do not forget to take a look at the beautiful Altstadt of Heidelberg
@@wora1111 I'm definitely also visiting Heidelberg for sure. Thanks for suggesting 😊
With Deutsche Bahn? Not really, bro!
Thank you so much. I find this video so useful.
You are welcome! Glad you found it helpful
Thanks for the awesome video! I'm from Malaysia and I've just received a job offer in Mannheim. Now I am searching for housing. I would like to know which neighbourhoods are safe and friendly for foreigners (Asian especially). I speak Chinese and English and very little German.
I love your video. it asks every question I would want to ask. you are definitely on the right track keep it up !!!!
Thanks for sharing. Just exited from highway out of sudden into this industrial morden city in the middle of night to stay overnight. And it looks like future city in the evening. Now laying in bed and watching your video to get to know about this interesting city.
Watching due to a offer of employment. Thanks for a excellent video.
Glad it was helpful! and Congratulations on your employment offer
Thanks for the video. Good job.
Thanks for watching 😊
Lived there and loved it!
Waoooo, very insightful. I love this! Thank you ma'am
Thank you so much for this useful info
People should know there is a Turk ghetto in the city centre
Smoking factories in Mannheim are mainly those of industrial giant BASF which is placed on the other side of the Rhine in Ludwigshafen. Mannheim did not have greater industries left yet, or some like ABB or John Deere and Südzucker AG to mention some of those, ... Mannheim has a red light district for sure, it is in "Neckarstadt West" and in Lupinenstrasse, almost everybody knows about that,...
I was stationed there in the early 70's, there was the downtown street, walled off, called Penastrausse. Not sure of the correct spelling. MP's would patrol fairly regularly to enforce off-limits designations that several prostitute windows had spray painted underneath them.
Nice city! I was at Coleman Barracks from 1968-1970.
Thanks a lot for this video!!
I lived there for a couple years in the 90's and I loved it.
I love you video
information riched video. impressed
I`m born 20km away from Mannheim and lived there almost my whole live there. Miss it......
Thank you! I might go to Mannheim Business School :))
Good for you. 🙂
This video was great! Do you think you could make a video talking about Cologne? It seems like a cool city but I've never actually been
MANNHEIM is the best, just be careful going to Mannheim parts like NECKARSTADT WEST; WALDHOF; SCHÖNAU; RHEINAU; JUNGBUSH
Why are these non-Europeans living in Germany?
Mannheim is nice, but the streets are covered in trash, particularly on weekends.
In terms of natural disasters, where does Mannheim stand?
I m currently living in Stuttgart would anyone recommend moving to Mannheim ?
Hello, I am about to move in mannheim germany I was wondering if 50000 euro a year is a good salary.
Germany for the Germans not foreigners
Hallo ich habe eine frage im moment ich wohne in stuttgart aber ich Will nach mannheim Was ist der unterschied zwischen die beide Danke
"suprisingly its among the top 20 cities of germany" 😁 hahah bru i coulndt even name u 20 big cities in germany lol but maybe thats because im from berlin. but afterall germany is small man!.. so mannheim beeing one of the "top 20 cities" isnt a big suprise for me, when in reality mannheim might still be more of a "big village" or town rather than an actual "city city" if u know what i mean. (not trying to hate on mannheim tho 😂)
This is raining city bro...
I live in Mannheim
How is the cost of living like ?
She asked: what is the cost of renting. His answer was like "I have no idea". Never ever have heard a German talking around the bush.more than this guy.
I am not going to sugarcoat it, Mannheim is an ugly city compared with nearly every other German city. Even the castle is lackluster compared with the many glorious castles and palaces that you can visit in Germany. HOWEVER, there are lots of hidden gems, has very reasonable rent prices, excellent public transportation, and generally a good quality of life. I have lived in 5 other German cities, so I feel qualified to say that Mannheim is not bad! Another avantage is definitely the lack of hordes of tourists! 😂
Hallo mam. How to find an apartment utpo 250 euro
Maybe in Neckarstadt-West, but watch out, its one of the districts with the highest crime rates, there are a lot of bordels, drug addicts and so on. There is barely nature, it often stinks. And even there it is hard to get an apartment for 250€, probably you'll have to pay at least 350€, but it's still cheaper than other districts of Mannheim. Since Neckarstadt-West is one of the cheapest districts, many students live there. I'm really sorry for them lol.
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I lived there for 5 years snd i hated soory i am honest
could you please tell your reasons? im eager to hear more about pros and cons abut living in mannheim, thanks!