I've been offered the oppurtunity to study abroad in Germany

Whichever one has the least muslims and highest chance of survival for the month stay.

I like Hamburg most. Friendly people, good fish, huge port and lots of hookers.

>>1215975
I would take Hamburg or Munich.

Munich for when you want the more stereotypical german more traditional bavarian feel.

Hamburg for when you want to have more of a worldly City with great parties and less judgemental People that is culturally more close to Denmark or the Netherlands.

You could also take Berlin if you want to be looked down upon by an assortment international Hipsters in Kreuzberg or Gangraped by a Group of Bulgarian Heroin Addicts at Kottbusser Tor.

I don't know much about Stuttgart but it seems boring

>>1216263

I'm from Germany (too?) and I agree, this post sums it up pretty well.

Munich easily. Closest to mountains, most authentic German city of those 4, Bavarians are the friendliest Germans, overall clean court. Berlin is the bleeding liberal heart of Europe. Hamburg is a good city too but not as good a location imo. Don't know much about Stuttgart.

>>1216266
I'm from Hamburg actually so I might be a Little bit biased. I have been to both Munich and Berlin plenty of times though.

>>1216414
Stuttgart is mostly boring - shopping sucks, sightseeing sucks, architecture sucks - and it has massive traffic congestions and chronic problems with respireable dust and public transportation kind of sucks.
The only upside is that the Schwarzwald, Kaiserstuhl and Bodensee regions are within reach for weekend travel.

>>1215975
>Hamburg & Berlin
fun

>Stuttgart & Munich
not fun

>>1215975
>study abroad
>for a month

what a waste of time and money

Berlin is the worst choice EVER. Unless you like getting drunk every day and putting drugs up your butt with other washed out hippies then don't go. All these little limp wristed sissy faggots will boast about the culturally rich and diverse neighborhoods of Kreuzberg and Neukölln but in reality it's just 95% Turkish/Arab kebab shops with trash and graffiti everywhere. These idiots will spray some unintelligable shit on a store front and call it street art. They'll sell you Aldi tier coffee in a shitty paper cup and call it artisan Coffee-2-Go for 5€/0,2L. Everyone who moves to the city is a drop out art student trying to make it or is called Achmed with his 9 children all on social benefits.

Hamburg is a boring nothern city with shit weather and Stuttgart is a boring, expensive city with not much to do.

Choose Munich. When people think of Germany they picture Munich in their heads. Best beer, traditions, customs, and livelihood.

t. Studied abroad in Berlin for 2 years

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>tfw former Berlinfag
>tfw all the Berlin-bullying ITT is probably justified

Has my home district of Marzahn-Hellersdorf been spared? Or is it suffering from gentrification, hipsterization and islamization too?
It used to be pretty much populated by plebs, bums and unemployables living on benefits. But at least it was well over 90% German and pleasantly unpretentious during my childhood.

OP, I think you can't go wrong with either city. Every single one of them has its own merits.
Stuttgart is clearly the worst choice though unless you want to know what a really average German city feels like.

>the country at its heart
Berlin is the complete opposite of the 'heart of the country'. Berlin is the poor(the average Berliner is poorer than the average German, very unusual for a capital) , foreign, artsy, hipster capital of Germany.

Stuttgart is boring as fuck. It's called 'the biggest village in the world' for a reason.

Go to Munich. It has the things Germany is stereotypically known for and the weather is better.

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>>1216513
Sure go to Munich if you want arrogant and shallow old rich People drinking away the last of their brain cells. It has literally Zero culture except for eating pork and drinking watery beer. Most People in here will tell you to go there because they are /pol/ spillover basementdwelling virgins who never go out to do anything fun, social or cultural like visiting art galleries anyway. Every Young Person who isn't an outcast would tell you to go to Hamburg or Berlin because other Young People actually live there. There's a reason national socialism comes from Munich but for those guys this is probably a good Thing.

>>1216502
Fuck off you dumb shit. Berlin is the City with the LEAST migrants out the four and Munich is third closely followed by Stuttgart. Just because you have this stereotypical Picture in your head doesn't mean that everyone in Munich is dancing around in Lederhosen all day. That's just for the dumb tourists

Think I might swing for Munich- Hamburg sounds like a safe choice either way, maybe if I decide to come back in another year or so. Frankfurt is the only German city I've been to, for reference.