Excelsior Hotel Lübeck
Hansestrasse 3 Lübeck, The Baltic Coast, Schleswig-Holstein, 23558, Germany
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Cathedrals of Lubeck Germany
... all the churches and various old buildings. The fact that there were so many church's in the city made it sort of interesting at night to look up and see the spires of the churches lit up. However, what was cool is that they were very dimly lit. These churches were so dimly lit that they almost blended into the night ski. The lighting of these steeples gave it a very eerie feeling ...
Swimming in October
... Autumn in Germany with nothing but summer clothes in my pack, and here I am swimming in October!
As we were drying off, Michael watched the lake and freestyled a bit. Art runs in the family, and just as Eva and Manfred are in theatre, Michael is in the music business. He performs under the name "Swiss," and his second album is dropping ...
Lübeck
... european and charming. The houses in different colours and design, the paved roads, the churches and the Hostentor was pretty impressive as well. I'll let the pictures do the work, I think.
Anyways, I think I'm gonna refrain from eating too much German cooking. Yesterday, I had some currywurst, which basically is german sausage with some curry powder and some sauce on it, with a salat and some chips. Pretty boring, if you ask ...
Mein Zweites zu Hause
... it. I even ran into some old friends from my high school here and that was such a great surprise to be able to say a quick hello. People here tend to stay here their whole lives and not move away.
As I was getting ready to leave Poland earlier another cruise ship rolled in and poor Gdansk succumbed to yet another invasion of tourists. So there I was minding my own business in the Old Town while eavesdropping on six of New York's (or ...
Parkhaus
... One of the Germans, Katrina, ordered us a cab. I declined and started walking by myself. It was a long walk, but it was a nice night and it wasn't even that chilly out. It took me 45 minutes to get there and I found my group in a MONSTEROUS line (but they said that they had only gotten there 5 minutes before me, so I made good time with a mix of walking and jogging) outside of a club called PARKHAUS. The line was probably 10 people wide and wrapped all ...



