Arotel Top Hotel Nuremberg
Eibacher Hauptstrasse 135 Nuremberg, Bavaria, 90451, Germany
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Adiós Colombia!
... bin nicht bestohlen, ausgeraubt oder überfallen worden, habe viele wunderbare, nette und interessante Personen kennen gelernt, einheimische wie ausländische Bräuche - vor allem zur Weihnachtszeit - miterleben dürfen und habe diverse Kuriositäten beobachten können.
Eine Kuriosität habe ich noch nicht erwähnt, die mir aber heute im Hostal wieder einmal ins Auge gestochen ist: Vollbärte bei Rucksacktouristen! Noch nie waren ...
Walnut man hysteria...
... love to say that I ventured into some other stores also; however, it would be a lie. So many good things, so little time. Well 4 hours is probably enough. For five euro I got everything from new knitted jumpers, to singlet tops and shorts, which are more in keeping with Gladstone weather. Later on, after an awesome pork knuckle, my 3rd for the trip, which can be attributed to why ...
Tears of joy were shed...
Nuremberg Christmas markets was an experience I have no words for. When we first arrived, via train, we caught a cab to our hotel to drop off our bags and then took a short stroll through the city's wall to the markets. I didn't mean to alarm Kate but as soon as I saw them. Tears instantly began to run down my cheeks as I saw the stalls, the lights, the ...
3 day Break!!
... the Documentation Centre Nazi Party Rally Grounds. We took an audio tour and learned about Hitler's regime and how the Nazi Party came about. The grounds where the Centre is held the Nazi Olympics and Hitler's rallies. The building (along with many others) was part of Hitler's grand plan to impress, however construction came to a halt once WWII started.
The following day we took the car ...
A time for reflection..
... time we went through several huge locks. These locks were 82 feet high - quite intimidating. We were even allowed out on to the sun deck whilst going up the second of of these large locks. Quite exhilierating.
In the evening we had a Bavarian beer tasting with an informative couple who informed us on how each of the beers were made. This was a huge success with several rosy cheeked passengers at the end.
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This hotel was formerly known as: Arotel



