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I don’t think that Berlin has substantially more mountains in the city than Amsterdam. I live on one of the molehills that pretend to be a mountain and I have 2
by Xylakant 4y ago
I don’t think that Berlin has substantially more mountains in the city than Amsterdam. I live on one of the molehills that pretend to be a mountain and I have 22m of height difference to the river. It’s noticeable but hardly insurmountable.
- peoplefromibiza 4y ago> I don’t think that Berlin has substantially more mountains in the city than Amsterdam Berlin, in fact, is not a country. As I've said cannot be used as a template for any other country in the World, **except maybe some flat urban area** Paris is not the Netherlands, you cannot export the Netherlands ways to Paris. Moreover, there are on average 150,000 street accidents in Berlin every year. Last year (2020), 14,782 people were hurt in road accidents in Berlin - the lowest figure in 30 years, according to police data. (thanks COVID I guess...) In Rome, considered the hell on earth of street rage (69 cars every 100 people, negative record in Europe) ~10.500 people were injured in the same period. Same population, 1.4 times more accidents. Perception is very different from reality.