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I'm an American who was lucky enough to live in Berlin for a couple of years. The thing I miss the most is functional public transit, it makes life so much less stressful.
Being from another country with semi-good public transit, Berlin is a fucking epic place. I can get around city fast and most of the time I have options to choose on how I want to get from point A to B.
Also, hate how people like to dunk on German railroad comparing it to Japan. They fail to realize that German railroad also serves many countries in EU while Japan serves only to itself. It is much easier to plan out railways when your system is locked in one country.
I truly loved it so much! Plus if you drink a little too much you can just nap on the ring for a lil bit!