What's your favorite German state?

Saarland

Just random choice

I'm the same user that replied to you a while ago.

>shithole

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>Hamburg haters will hate THIS

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No people showing

Hamburg is the richest state in Germany and has a lot to do?

>For me, It's Rheinland-Pfalz.

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No, south germany is actually richer.

München is probably richer.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_German_states_by_GRP_per_capita

Nope. Seethe harder, Southlets

Wheres Prussia?

>en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_German_states_by_GRP_per_capita
München is not a state you dumbo. Hamburg is obviously up there because it's a city state and Berlin is a shithole. Also I prefer Hamburg

Huh you're right, also i'm not a southlet i like eastern germany most (based saxony catching up btw)

I don't know what is sadder. The fact that you've made this exact same thread before, or the fact that I remember that

It's called Brandenburg now. If you want to visit baltic prussians visit lithuania

Anywhere where I can see this

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Based Saxony is midtier
My bad, I thought you were referring to Bavaria as a hole. Berlin is pretty wealthy, though.

But Hamburg and Berlin gain points for not having rural areas within them to drag things down. Hesse is impressive because it's bigger than just Frankfurt.

Mecklenberg-Vorpommern is Poland tier. All I really know about them is that Lucy Cat is from there

That'd be Rhineland-Palatinate

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Difference between world wars was West vs East

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>Berlin is pretty wealthy, though.
Its GDP per capita is 65% that of Hamburg, it's a disgrace.

not only has he made it a thousand times but he's started saying schleswig-holstein because i did lmao

lol at Scandinavia being Poland tier
it sounds weirder to us in English

Which German state has the longest/fattest cocks? I've been told that it's Schleswig-Holstein due to Danish admixture.

Elsaß-Lothringen

Interesting how polish parts of germany were richer

my mom's boyfriend is from Rhineland-Phalz and he's packin

We were piss poor at this point (mostly our fault) but a lot of it has to do with massive famines and like 1/4 of our pooulation moving to the states.

Cool, despite being west if feels like the heart of Germany.

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What is the actual heart of Germany, Thuringia?

East siberia

alsace lothringen for me

if we go by gdp per capita, munich is richer than hamburg. in fact, eight bavarian cities surpass hamburg in this

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_German_cities_by_GDP

but Wolfsburg in Niedersachsen far surpasses them all. Why is that?

Volkswagen

home to the worlds biggest car plant
the city as we know it today was founded in 1938 for this exact purpose

So does life in that city revolve entirely around the factory workers?

But that GDP per capita is something serious, that's like oil states in the gulf but even richer

I went there for vacation once but since then I'm thinking about moving there.

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>Muh heritage answer
Lower Saxony
>visiting answer
Bavaria

>But that GDP per capita is something serious, that's like oil states in the gulf but even richer
Volkswagen has its HQ there, that's why they skew the stats. Ludwigshafen-am-Rhein is also an industrial shithole but has a high GDP per capita because of big pharma

Which cities in Baden-Wurttemberg and Schleswig-Holstein are the best?

A bunch of modern buildings and canals. It used to be the biggest port in Europe. It has a famous red light district which I'm guessing comes from it being a port city.

>Schleswig-Holstein

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>Thuringia

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around 50.000 people work for volkswagen there, out of 120.00 total jobs in the city. so its not entirely factory workers. i dont know about life there, ive never been to the west

I really liked Lübeck

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Looks beautiful

It really is.
>because of its extensive Brick Gothic architecture, it is listed by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site

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Saxony, of course.
It is the work of Slavic German mutts being giga chads.
t. slav german mutt

So what you're saying is that Poland and Germany should unite? What would it be called?

The one that has Wacken in it

The Polish-Lithuanian Commonreich.

>Schleswig Holstein

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Breslau

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Aren't there a few silesian larpers in poland pretending to be germans? Pole can confirm.

The whole area is the stage of many works.

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I live there and still am screaming interally all my life

no, they are pretending to be silesian

none of them we must destroy Germany

Holy shit I was just there recently. Personally I really liked it but there were many tourists. All I did was sit on a bench outside on of the churches and read books for a couple of hours lol. pretty comfy

Why does no one like Pomerania?

based

Where in Germany has the best nightlife?

Berlin, thought it was a given.

Based, I'll be going there soon.

Bayern

Chad: Berlin, Hamburg, Schleswig-Holstein, Saxony
Soy: North Rhine, Bavaria

idk but there's a lot of Prussians dicks going deep inside of Albanian sluts

>Soy: North Rhine, Bavaria
You forgot Hesse

>Soy: North Rhine, Bavaria

those are the most Catholic areas, right?

>It is the work of Slavic German mutts
the best hybrid of all time

women go wild over the Slavic German BVLL

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