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Museum Island
... it. We discovered here that the Berlin Card we bought didn't cover the Museum island so had to pay another 14 Euros each for a combined Museum island ticket. I discovered later that we could have had the Museum Island covered on the Berlin card if we had paid another 10 Euros so it was a bit annoying that the person who sold us the card hadn't told us about that option as we would have taken it and saved ourselves a bit more money.
But then the highlight of ...
Here comes the sun da da da da!!!!!!!
... we went to a very busy but very good German restaurant. We sat at the bar which was great because we got to talk to the staff more then normal and the food was awesome, Kel out ordered me, the picture does not give it justice, but I normal hate sausage but man it was good, with a strawberry mustard sauce! mmmmmmm!!!! at the end the server\bartender gave us a shot of cherry ...
Day 17 - an end to our glimpse of Berlin
... flat and the driver was very nice, chatting to Baba non stop in Czech, but I was holding on for dear life as he sped through the dark, bumpy, squeezy Prague streets. When we got back to the flat it was good to be back and I actually missed Prague a bit while we were gone. I say around for a while and completely forgot we got back at about 10:30pm, so found myself only going to bed at 1am... Which is late for me here as we get up at about 6am every morning by ...
The new and cosmopolitan Berlin.....
... group burned 25,000 books that they considered “un-German” on the 10 May 1933. There was a very subtle memorial there consisting of a square plexiglass plate on the ground. The Guide asked us to look at it from an angle as well as straight on. Looking from an angle revealed a room beneath, filled with empty bookshelves. When looking straight on, the memorial became a mirror so all that could be seen is a reflection. The subtle but powerful message ...
Sun 4/9 to Tue 6/9/2011.
... served these items at this time (11pm or so) on a Sunday night. So we went on a bit of an adventure together, through the red light district (being approached by ladies of the night), until eventually we did find what I wanted. It was a late night, but a fun one!
The next day, Monday, was wet and Pete had a lot of work to do at home, so I amused myself by writing postcards and resting, as well as walking back to Alexanderplatz so I could organise the Fat ...