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Travel Blogs from Berlin

We're in Berlin

A travel blog entry by paul-jules

Yes y'all. With a little luck, and a lot of hard work, we've made it to Berlin. We are enjoying a glass of wine in our room and just finished downloading the pictures from Koln (sorry to have kept you waiting). If you go to our last blog entry (#4 Koln aka Cologne) you can see the pictures of the Koln Dom (cathedral), the Rhine Valley river cruise …

Das Kapital- Berlin!

A travel blog entry by paul-jules

Hello, everyone! Berlin is, by far, our favourite city thus far! Walking around Berlin, we have witnessed the rebirth of a great European capital. Walking over what was the Wall and through the Brandenburg gate was more exciting than we could have ever imagined. Actually touching stretches of the Berlin Wall that still survives in parts of the city …

Ich bin ein Berliner!

A travel blog entry by sachanicole

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Our hotel in Berlin was situated at Wittenberg Platz, just down the street from the major shopping district and a ten minute walk from the Kaiser Wilhelm Church. Tired from our journey in from Krakow, we decided not to venture out to far from the hotel and with great luck we stumbled upon one of man’s greatest culinary achievements, the …

Berlin - Planes, Trains, & Walking In Shoes

A travel blog entry by travel4eternity

... on, and I’m very glad I did. I have another set of clothes plus basic toiletries, including a small amount of my hair gel. The hotel provided us each with one packet of shampoo; I gave mine to Ellen because her hair is very long and I have the gel for now.

We had some cherries and I tried to plug in my charger for my camera, but there was this rim jutting out from around the socket that wouldn’t allow ...

Spreche die Deutsch?

A travel blog entry by emijean

... soldier out front taking pictures. Still cool though. From there we went to Alexander Platz, just a big shopping piazza and then headed to the East Side Gallery.

The East Side Gallery is the remaining part of the wall. It is about 2 kilometers long and has murals painted on it by artists from all over the world. It’s astounding, and the words and images of love, peace and compassion were incredibly healing after the horror of Auschwitz. The Death ...