Golden Leaf Zuffenhausen 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 ...

... als den Faden zu verlieren während der Vorstellung kann ich auch nicht. So übermannte mich das immergleiche Gefühl der Neugier und Spannung, als ich das Klassenzimmer betrat. Alles lief nach Plan ... bis ich die ersten Töne zu Mainecoon erklingen ließ. Zunächst waren natürlich alle Schüler darauf gespannt, wie sich dieser Song anhört. So weit, so gut. Nachdem die erste Strophe vorbei war, begannen die Schüler lauthals zu klatschen ...

... Stuttgart. We speak with an agent and he tells us to go book the flight and then he can check for our name on the passenger list. We go to the internet café and begin to book, only to find once we pay for it, the flight is sold out! What a scam on CheapOAir.com. <br><br>We then head out to the car dealership, it is in Neuenstein. We park the car and have a kiss and say good-bye to this part of our ...

... of the Mercedesturm to get a nice view of the city, for free!<br><br>On our drive back we spotted a castle ruin high above the autobahn and tried to find it. We climbed up a steep and winding hill through wine fields to the castle gates, which were locked. A sign posted on the gates stated that the castle is private property and trespassers will be fined. Unfortunately this is the only thing I took pictures of from our entire trip.

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.

... I found and bought some Sushi. Today I visited and walked through a Porche factory; Yes the Germans were the first to build cars. I spent this afternoon at a German Mineral bath. It was devided into two parts, swimsuits required and you can probably figure out the other. Anyhow I spent time in both parts, the naked part is were most of the saunas were along with ...

... rowdy 18 ye*r old Aussies with * BusAbout tour group. Our b*gs h*d been tossed off the couch *nd were l*ying h*lf *cross the room in the middle of the floor *nd I noticed th*t my b*g w*s wet. I s*id to my friend, "oh m*n, it looks like someone spilled w*ter on my b*g." to which one of the kids replied nonch*l*ntly, "oh no...th*t´s vodk*." "Oh. Ok. Th*nks." It w*s cle*r this w*s going to be * b*d situ*tion. We were *lre*dy tired from being out l*te the night before *nd h*d ...

... the headsets that they provided so we could hear the guide talk, no matter how far away we were. This was very nice. We saw the assembly line where they put in the sunroofs (glued in after being lifted into the car through the windshield), the dashboard (assembled in the basement and installed as one piece-put in through the door), the seats, etc. Most of this work is done by people, with the help of robots for lifting heavy parts. The assembly lines move at different heights for ...

... it. Almost at midnight I take the flight to Istanbul. The guy at customs is very friendly and he talks to me (sometimes I get surprised of how much friendly can be Germans sometimes :-D ) and he makes fun with me, saying the I'm the first Peruvian he has seen flying to Turkey!