Aparthotel an der Spree
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Ich Bein Berliner
... in WWII. It is a place well worth visiting.
For anyone who is into this period in history there is something new to see every day - Checkpoint Charlie, Brandenberg Gate, the Reichstag, Hitler's Bunker (which is now a car park!) and a museum called The Topographies des Terrors, which is a history of the German SS and the horrors they perpetrated on the people of ...
An amazing day in Berlin, Germany
... that we couldn't do it all. I think we managed to cover 1 1/2 floors out of 4 in the time we were allotted! There were some very special and heartbreaking stories and artifacts there, in addition to general historical information about the Jews in Germany, dating back to 1069.
Our next item on the agenda was a bus tour around the city, during which we saw remnants of the Berlin Wall preserved as an open-air art museum called "The East Gallery," East ...
Berlin at Last (By Craig)
... Time to call it a day…
Next morning it was off to the Jewish Museum. Having learnt much about the Holocaust at school and documentaries etc it was quite interesting to get more Jewish history than just the WWII related stuff. Unfortunately it was sad to find that the Jewish people have continually been subject to persecution through much of history. It was a sharp reality check of how people mistreat others for no real reason ...
Berlin, more than just a place that had a wall.
... in place and one of the sections that is over a kilometer long is painted with murals and is a sort of long outdoor art gallery. The rest of the former route of the wall is marked with a path of parallel bricks throughout the city so you can see where it used to run. As in Munich, there was a LOT of damage done to buildings in WW2 and a lot of repair work has been done with some of it only being completed recently. There is a cluster of 5 museums in ...
Berlin Wrap-Up.
... Some of that affection sprouted from the seemingly mundane bits of life there. Here are a few examples:
The city has perhaps one of the most efficient public transportation systems I have ever encountered. At ground level, they utilize buses and a tram system. These support an interlaced network of slower subway trains (U-bahn) and elevated express trains (S-bahn). Once you become familiar with multi-stage movement, it is really a lovely way to flit about ...
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