Aparthotel Altes Dresden
An der Frauenkirche 20/21, Dresden
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Aparthotel Altes Dresden

An der Frauenkirche 20/21 Dresden, Saxony, 01067, Germany

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New Country, new language barrier

A travel blog entry by annie.keefer

... the two of them, and they can speak for us. Can't wait to see what happens in Munich during Easter Break. I guess it's make or break time for our little travel group. We have broken off into several little travel groups. I guess we have figured out who we feel comfortable with and have the most fun with. The other students who make up our little group are adventurous and love to try new things. I think we stretch our comfort zone.
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German Church

A travel blog entry by anniebenham

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... ended up lasting 5 hours. Can I still blame it on jet lag or have I aged 50 years since getting into Europe? Anyway continuing on...I reached the other side of the river and walked around the city for about an hour. It is amazing how well it had been reconstructed after the five air raids between the 13th and 15th February 1945 reduced it to a pile of rubble. I reached the Frauenkirche at about 11.55am and decided that exploring the ...

Snow, The Good, The Bad and The Ugly

A travel blog entry by anniebenham

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... when it is floating through the sky. It is so soft and peaceful and lovely. Once I had consumed my usual breakfast I went back to my room, got all my things together, stripped my bed and checked out of the hostel. The lady at the desk informed me that to reach the main train station I had to cross the road and catch the 142 bus, of course as I mounted the steps of the bus I realised that I had no idea which stop to get off ...

Dresden

A travel blog entry by gibbas

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... floors and columns and wooden panelling, it was all fake! It was actually concrete and plaster, made to look like wood or marble. The opera house burned down many years ago and supposedly when it was rebuilt after the fire, the architect refused to use any wood in the building again. Seeing an opera here would be lovely though.

We also went to the transport museum, where we saw an exhibition about ...

Destruction, restoration and magic.

A travel blog entry by rhills

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... after WWII and was not successful. Eventually they handed it back to the Germans and it was a guy from the Porsche family who designed the first 'beetle'. Although ridiculed, Germans appreciated its capacity to go on and on. With the launch of the Golf, Volkswagon has risen to great popularity and is now only out sold by Corolla.

We travelled through flat land dominated by wind farms as Martina explained that some high income earners in Germany pay 56% tax, while ...

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