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We Heart Berlin
... best museums in Europe. It would take a week just to explore them all. We only managed to see the art gallery several days later. Tourists in that area were harassed by persistent beggars who reminded Indians in look and begging tactics. They surrounded people, poked and even chased them. We pretended we don't understand any English so they could find a different target.
We stopped by a famous chocolate factory. They made sculptures out of chocolate, some bigger than ...
Biking through the city....sweet!
... blankets! The kids thought it was so funny! We saw other sites that included the parlimentary buildings, the Reichstag and other cool places all while taking a short break as he explained the site. The entire trip lasted about 5 hours and my butt was a bit sore! But I have to say, it has been of one of the best experiences I have had in terms of touring! So much so, that we may just do it again in another city! Other than that, Liam and I made our way back to the ...
Frühling in Berlin (Uber-time)
... better on top of mushroom sauce, sauerkraut washed down with a wheat beer. Yep, you guessed it crispy, oily bacon. Unbelievable. One of the best meals I've had since the whale. I said it. I said it.
I was here for a week and I didn't get to see half of what I intended to. Berlin is a huge place, with alot to absorb and well worth the trip. Very liveable place indeed. Highly recommended.
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Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp
... there of whom 12,000 had died of malnutrition and disease.
What was strange walking down the road to the camp is this would have been the road that the prisioners would have taken and also due to the location of the camp the prisioners would have been walking thru and travelling with the normal people of the town.
We arrived at the front gate and entered into the compound and took the path that the prisoners would have done thru the ...
Our Day in Berlin
... or silver fillings. They would then be marked appropriately. Then the prisoners would be told that they had to have their weight and height measured. They'd be brought into the next room and would stand against the wall. Using an old fashioned height thing, once it was on their head, a soldier in the next room would shoot them in their neck. The movement of the measurement tool opened a little box that the SS guard could see the prisoner's neck. ...
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