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| LucasYork |
Hey,
Im considering the move to Europe... and one of the most exciting cities for I guess IT work and MUSIC would have to be BERLIN.
What's it like to live in? Clubs? Women? Lifestyle?
It's either Berlin, London( weather), Rome as I love Italy.
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| knobocop |
Why don't you consider Hamburg! Lot's of clubs, not too huge, near two coasts, maritime athmosphere, but weather sometimes comparable to London.
Anyway - what I got for an impression from Berlin, whenever going there for some days, is that there is a very vivid club-scene with loads of different electronic music-styles.
Another point is the multicultural setting - there are lot of people from all over the world around and some parts of the city can be called "little-india", "-turkey", "-...".
A good Lifestyle in Berlin is at least more affordable than for example in London, where going clubbin or even having a coffee to go is a complete rip-off compared to average German prices. But prices in Berlin are a bit higher than in other German cities.
And with Berlin, you are more or less in the middle of Europe and can easily travel to any other country.
Can't tell you about IT job situation in Berlin, but allover Germany we are suffering from recession. |
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| TranceRulez |
| You cannot compare Berlin 2 Hamburg.... ;) |
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| Stiffmaster |
| what about bergkamen electra? unkowns hometown!:toothless :toothless :toothless |
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| LucasYork |
Thanks,
Why can't you compare them? Where is hamburg? LOL...
Im from Australia here, mind you German born & Italian.
I wanna move to Europe, as there is just more to offer and It's more exciting...
I study Oracle programming, I don't think finding a job would be too difficult, but I wanna meet friendly people, gorgeous women, good food and a decent lifestyle.
Thanks for the feedback. |
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| knobocop |
| quote: | Originally posted by LucasYork
Why can't you compare them? Where is hamburg? LOL...
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I study Oracle programming, I don't think finding a job would be too difficult, but I wanna meet friendly people, gorgeous women, good food and a decent lifestyle.
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Hamburg is the biggest city in Northern Germany, very near to the Baltic Sea and to the North Sea with a great harbour. So if you like to be near the water, enjoy the beaches in the summer, doing water-sports like wind-surfing or sailing - it's the place to be.
I'm pretty sure you will find friendly people all over Germany and our food is a lot better than the british! Resp. you can get good food and have a decent lifestyle in London, but then you will have to spend a fortune. There is already a large Aussie Community in London, what could make it a bit easier for you, but also might prevent to really get to know another culture and language. |
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| Ian Vanderson |
| quote: | Originally posted by LucasYork
I wanna move to Europe, as there is just more to offer and It's more exciting...
I study Oracle programming, I don't think finding a job would be too difficult, but I wanna meet friendly people, gorgeous women, good food and a decent lifestyle.
Thanks for the feedback. |
U wanna come to Germany? Funny, I'm just looking for getting away from here possibly straight to Australia.
4 Cities could be interessting for ya:
Berlin, Hamburg, Cologne and Munich as centres for good party locations.
Btw, I'm afraid, that I failed to remix your track, but lets talk about this over PM.
Greetings to Australia,
Ian |
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| DJ NGE |
| quote: | Originally posted by Ian Vanderson
U wanna come to Germany? Funny, I'm just looking for getting away from here possibly straight to Australia.
4 Cities could be interessting for ya:
Berlin, Hamburg, Cologne and Munich as centres for good party locations. |
Well, Trance in Munich is very small... you rather get a load of black music down here...
| quote: | | Btw, I'm afraid, that I failed to remix your track |
and i'm still trying :D
Just started some days ago... |
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| lotadeus |
:D
after all these german cities
why not come to switzerland ? :eyes:
you earn more money than in germany
you pay less tax than in germany
we have the higher mountains than in germany
between 30min up to 1h you are in nowheresland
between 30min up to 1h you are in every larger city of switzerland
zurich has good club culture (www.rohstofflager.ch / www.oxa.cc etc.)
zurich has a lake
in zurich the largest parade does happen on a regulary 1 year base
www.streetparade.com
zurich is the biggest city of switzerland, only 300 000 people
zurich is the best payed place in swiss
and so on :wtf: |
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| Sonicstyle |
| but its ing hard to get a visa and working-permission for the swiss. I want to move to swiss sometime too.... but its very hard to get the permission |
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| lotadeus |
| quote: | Originally posted by Sonicstyle
but its ing hard to get a visa and working-permission for the swiss. I want to move to swiss sometime too.... but its very hard to get the permission |
hmh, well, we arent into the EU, but we have some so called "bilateral" contracts...it should be much more easy to get a job here cause of these contracts, i'm not sure when it starts..i think in 2007
why you wanna move to swiss? |
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| Sonicstyle |
| quote: | Originally posted by lotadeus
hmh, well, we arent into the EU, but we have some so called "bilateral" contracts...it should be much more easy to get a job here cause of these contracts, i'm not sure when it starts..i think in 2007
why you wanna move to swiss? |
well, because of the reasons you wrote...
and because of the better law with firearms |
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