"And of course I like Berlin a lot. It's such an interesting city"
- Daniel Libeskind
About this Quote
In this quote, Daniel Libeskind expresses his fondness for Berlin, describing it as a city he likes a lot. Making use of the word "obviously" suggests that his appreciation for the city is well-known or anticipated. Libeskind highlights Berlin's intriguing nature, suggesting that it has qualities that mesmerize his interest. The phrase "such a fascinating city" stresses the magnitude of Berlin's fascination, implying that it is not simply slightly appealing but rather extremely fascinating. Through this quote, Libeskind shares his appreciation for Berlin's diversity, alluding to the city's rich history, diverse culture, and lively atmosphere.
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