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The Berlin Wall and the Cold War
... went for a walk around Berlin and to revisit somethings we saw earlier in the week and some that we had missed out. We caught the metro into the city and walked towards the Column of Victory which is a giant golden statue of a woman. From there we walked towards the Brandenburg Gate to have another look and also to see the Parliament building (Reichstag) with the famous glass dome roof. Unfortunately we didn't get to go inside as we needed ...
Day 21-22 Bikes in Berlin
... shop called Ritter Sport had delicious chocolate for cheap prices and a make your own counter like cold rock. From here we walked down the shopping street then got the u bahn and s bahn back to the hostel (while playing catch on the train with randoms and a random soccer ball!). Back at the hostel we packed, chilled, had dinner and then went to ...
Beer in Berlin
... Canadians and my 3 roommates. So we all headed off on the tour together for the day to the Schausenhan concentration camp. The day consisted of the 40min train ride there, a tour of the camp including the long march they did from the station to the camp, the gates of the camp underneath the watch tower, the camp constraints from which no one ever escaped, the barracks where they slept and ...
Berlin Marathon
... travel in a 48 hour period, I was physically and mentally sapped. To arrive at the architectural splendor of the Hauptbahnhof, with its sleek modernist lines, spotlessly clean surfaces, bright shining lights, and steaming hot currywurst bars is to feel you're arriving home. Europe is generally a pretty chaotic place full of crazy Vespa drivers, rowdy Kebab merchants, and 'I may just kill you, just for kicks' taxi drivers. But to arrive into Berlin is like escaping to a safe haven. ...
My First night in Berlin
... the remains of Berlin's largest synagogue. Later that night, we would also learn that street functions as a small red light district as well. But more on that later. The first landmark that I recognized, aside from the the Fernsehturm, was Rosenstrasse. It was on this street in the middle of the war, that a group of non-Jewish spouses protested the arrests of their Jewish partners. Eventually the Nazis gave up on their plans due ...
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TravelPod Member ReviewsHostel Die Etage Berlin
“ Die Etage Hostel ”
Reviewed Nov 22, 2011
I don't like walking in the cold, but I did when searching for this hostel's address. Located at the end of Katherine street, very close to two groceries, one of them is even in the same building. Staffs were friendly, common room was decent, but showers and toilets were bad, I think they need to hire more staff for doing cleaning. It's a good choice when you're saving money, otherwise you can spend more of your euros and stay in the better one.
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