Dorint Mercure Fontana Stuttgart

... beer is by far the cheapest drink.<br><br>The rest of the grounds had a state fair without the animal stalls and smells. The rides cost upwards of &#8364;5, about $7.50 a ride! Some of them were pretty cool looking though, not just your average bumper cars and octopus. Think upside down and spinning that would cover most. Must be fun after the beer tent! The food selection was fun to peruse, crepes, chocolate covered fruits, lots of meat in ...

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... and the gardens are really nice. I think the Basel zoo is better as far as animals go, but this one isn't bad for variety. I did not like the small areas where the animals are kept though. It seemed much too small for large wild animals.<br><br>After the zoo we walked around the city center and stopped in a beer garden for a little relaxation. We managed to walk around the New Palace and Palace Square and then went to the ...

... the lanyards from the audio guides which had 'Mercedes Benz&#8217; written on it which was pretty neat. We spent a number of hours at the museum before heading back into the city for lunch and a quick wander about &#8211; it was quite hot in the sun. The shopping area we had lunch in was actually situated in a coliseum-like building (on the outside) so it was quite a surprise to discover a modern shopping centre inside.

Caught a night train from Vienna and arrived in Stuttgardt in the morning. Had a great day wandering and seeing the sights. Yet another map from yet another tourist info place. More statues and old buildings (Boring right? Not by a long shot). Still walking around wide-eyed like kids at Disneyland.

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... at my hostel, Hotel Espenlaub. It's really nice here. I have my own bed, but I have to share a bathroom. It's not too bad traveling on a student budget. I'm only here for five days so I might as well start with the sight-seeing! First Stop: Mercedes-Benz World Alright, so I'm not the biggest fan of cars and I never will be, but this is too good to resist. On the largest piece of area they have all the models of Mercedes dating back to their first models to the latest in ...

... There was a school group there too. after we had watched a short movie on the reconstruction of artifacts (interesting though it was in German) one of the kids asked me something. I replied that I don't speak German, so he repeated his question in English "Did you enjoy the show?". I then had a brief chat with the teacher as well. It is interesting to interact with the locals, makes the whole experience more real somehow. That night ...

... ining experience. Something *s simple *s w*lking into the Commiss*ry (b*sic*lly * US grocery store tr*nspl*nted onto foreign soil) w*s * shock bec*use it w*s like immedi*tely teleporting to the US. I suppose I h*ve become *ccustomed to wh*t you would find in Europe*n m*rkets or grocery stores, but w*lking into this pl*ce I felt like I w*s in * Tom Thumb, S*few*y, Gi*nt, Acme, or wh*tever grocery store ch*in you m*y h*ve in your *re*. Those of you th*t know me well know th*t I ...