The other side of BERLIN Turkish District, Biggest Mosque, Ishtar Gate

I'm finally in Germany and I'm here in Berlin to discover a different side of this city

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here in Berlin that many people don't actually explore before heading to the Segway tour

two hour Segway tour just before sunset so let's go. I'm just arrived here at the Bergamont Museum

first stop here in beautiful Berlin of course I had to come here because they have the original

Ishtar Gate from Babylon in Iraq and I feel so honoured to be able to see it here in real life

and it's right ahead of me let's take a look. Finally I'm going to see it in real life

Ishtar Gate. Having visited Iraq five times I've seen this in real life is

such an honour. All you Iraqis out there, take a look at this

Thank you Music

So just above the Ishtar Gate which is just downstairs If you come upstairs they have a huge area for Islamic history

history. We've got areas from Egypt to Syria to Turkey, Iran, Uzbekistan, all areas which I adore

Being up here is amazing. They have some incredible things. It's very weird though seeing it here in

Germany and not actually in the original country. But it's the same again in the UK. They have a

lot of things from the British Museum which I don't fully support but here we are. So here in

Berlin it's such an easy city to get around. The metro is amazing and really really easy to use

It's pretty much, I guess, an honor system here. You're expected to pay for a ticket, but there's no gates or a system to put the ticket in

So sometimes the ticket controller will come on, but most of the time, no. So I've just been bouncing around the city. It's really cool

I'm now heading down to the Turkish district. I'm going to check it out

Can't wait. Let's eat some Turkish food. So, here in Berlin, Turkish and Middle Eastern culture is widespread

but it's more familiar here in an area called Kreuzberg So I've just taken a metro quickly to this area

and already around me, filled with Turkish restaurants, Middle Eastern restaurants the Arabic and Turkish language is great

so I've just jumped here for a bit of lunch and also I will head to the biggest mosque here in Berlin

which is just close by so let's find some good Arab food

there's a beer restaurant in front of me Wow Asalaamu alaikum already, I love it

Guys, they even have an albaik which is from Sa'awdi I think this is probably a fake version there

but it still looks good Asalaamu alaikum Wahab, Wahab, Shawarma Shawarma, Sakhir or Sandwich

Sandwich And Wahab, Iran Oh, I'm so sorry I'm so sorry I'm so sorry

I'm so sorry I'm so sorry I'm so sorry I know I'm home

so a quick metro ride later and i've just made it here to şehadla jamah which is turkish and it's

actually the biggest mosque here in berlin beautiful ottoman style architecture really

reminds me of istanbul and it reminds me of a huge piece of my heart and my home so let's take a

inside beautiful grounds it's actually gonna snow very very soon so it's very very cold

and a bit gray but still it's so beautiful let's take a look inside

Thank you

So I just made it here inside the mosque. It's very, very small compared to the other mosques, of course, in Istanbul

But the details are stunning. It seems pretty new. I'm not sure exactly when it was built, but the colors, the intricacy is just sublime

It's so beautiful seeing stuff like this in a non-Muslim majority country

Really, it's an incredible place for people to come here. It's not Friday, so it's not Jum'ah

inshallah I will come back on a Friday where I can witness the Jum'a prayer

because it would be sublime wow it's so pretty wow that mosque was amazing so beautiful and of course as I said as soon as i left the mosque it started snowing so i going to take some cover if you guys are coming to berlin this has to be a

place to check out it's stunning after exploring the beautiful diversity of the city it was now

time for the two-hour segway tour from get your guide to explore more of berlin

I found the route not existing anymore, this is check point time

This was the place where the military was allowed to go from east to west

Like a boat? Yeah, I think so. This is a Brandenburg tour built from 1780 to 1791

So the king was allowed to go from the middle but people were not allowed and that statue is called quadriga that was taken to France by French Queen Napoleon and brought back when Germany defeated France and kept facing towards east

So this is the east of Berlin and that's the west of Berlin