Best Western Hotel City West Nuremberg

... meet up, we headed for the high-speed ICE train of the Deutsche Bahn that would get us to Frankfurt in no time at all.<br><br>Pam and Glenn Said:<br><br>We both enjoyed this medieval town dating back to 1071. We walked the old town within the walls and saw vistas of the town from the old castle. We enjoyed great espresso, one of Chad&#8217;s favorites at a little café. We now get to ride the DB train to Frankfurt.

Ahh&#8230; another week complete&#8230; another weekend to begin&#8230;<br><br>This week has been one of the hardest since I got here. It is about mid semester and it seems like tensions are running high with everyone. I guess that the large amount of traveling that I'm doing is taking a toll on my body, and my mind too. There is just so much to be done, and only spending 50% of my time at home (in Regensburg) doesn&#8217;t quite give me enough time for it. It has also hit me that I don ...

... The New Palace contained a huge rose garden and had a great view of the city. During our free time Jack, Suzanne and I wandered around town admiring the architecture. We stopped at a snack shop where I had a large soft pretzel and Coke for only 1.69 euros. Cheapest purchase I&#8217;ve made yet. Usually a Coke costs at least 2 euros ($3).<br>We were back on ship for a late lunch and passed time watching the countryside slide by and going through locks.<br><br>

Today, right after breakfast, we crossed the European Continental Divide. We went into a lock that dropped us down 81 ft. At the bottom it was, as our tour guide said, like being a spider in a bathtub with concrete walls rising up just inches from the sides of the ship.<br>We docked at ...

... was switched to a different platform. I asked how people were supposed to know that and he drew us a picture on a scrap of paper. He said up in the corner of the information board on the platform, there is a information bar and thats where it said it. But this is only in German, yet English is printed everywhere else! Ahhh!!! So we had to spend 2 hours of a gorgeous afternoon standing on a train platform. Luckily, the next train came ...

... sadly&#8230;I lost a flipflop&#8230;.poor flip flop! I loved those comfy flippyfloppys and gone forever! <br><br>Well once we got to Nuremburg it was all about the hockey game! A little backstory&#8230;Chris spent a year playing NHL09 (Playstation) online with his friend Danny. At first they changed their jerseys quite often but they eventually stuck with the Sinupret Icetigers (due to the lime green ...

... not taken the trash out since then but one of our neighbors paid us a visit yesterday (a nice older man that lives 2 floors up and lets us use his wireless connection for free!!!). He came to explain to us how the trash is supposed to be separated because according to him, he had to "fix" our error last time and had to tear down the box and most importantly, others in the complex asked him to tell us, the new foreigners in the building, how to handle ...

hello all and welcom back to my blog that has been long neglected but has finally been started up again to try and let all you lovely people know what i have been up to just lately. as you might have noticed i have marked my location as nuremburg in germany but this blog kinda goes on about a bit of a road trip that myself and sarah (my girlfirend if any of you have not found out about yet) undertook in recent weeks. we started off in oxford at 4 in the morning with a ...

... 300 &euro;, but here we got a good deal for 150 &euro; for a Carinthia sleeping bag with duck down and a comfort maximum of -4 degrees. Claudia bought an even warmer model, but since we could zip them together, there was no chance of freezing to death. Only 1,3 kg a piece, so not too heavy. I already had a tent for 3 persons, so that was ideal for both of us and our backpacs. And finally I got a self-inflating sleeping mat.