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Well, you're right. I was comparing to places as clean, calm and safe as Munich. I only found that kind of peace in much smaller cities that were way less vibra
by amunozo 1y ago
Well, you're right. I was comparing to places as clean, calm and safe as Munich. I only found that kind of peace in much smaller cities that were way less vibrant. I understand (and agree) with your second paragraph, but from all the "too rich and developed" places I've been, this is the most vibrant.
Except for housing, I did not find it particularly expensive. I ate out at very nice places for less than 10€ a lot of times, ice creams were amazing and cheap, too. At least compared to Spain, I did not noticed a big difference, taking into account the wealth of the city.
- bgnn 1y agoVienna is a better version of Munich for the things you seem to like. Have you been there?
- amunozo 1y agoLong ago, when I was a teenager. I really want to go back because I have heard that, too. I heard kind of similar things about Zurich, which I've also been some time ago but only for a while. I will definitively visit both soon as I'm moving to Switzerland so it would be closer than from where I am now.
- PartiallyTyped 1y agoWhen was that? Right now if I were to open uber eats, burgers cost on average across 10-15 stores about 15eur each, chips not included. I pay about 1k and live with roommates, and a high end salary here gets crushed to almost half after taxes and whatnot.
- amunozo 1y agoSummer 2023. I was in a student dorm so my rent was extremely cheap (400€). But I found plenty of foreign food (Korean, Taiwanese, Turkish) to eat for around 10€ in Maxvorstadt.
- ta12653421 1y agothere are a lot of small food locations, esp. in Maxvorstadt/Schwabing etc.; when i was a student, 17 years ago, i remmeber not cooking anything at home because on the other side of the street was a small thai-shop, where i could get a Curry for 4,90 EUR :)