Hotel Residenz Berlin
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PROST.. here's to Contiki!
... heading to a restaurant in a mall for dinner. Dinner that night was included in the contiki package and was supposedly a traditional german meal. I probably wouldn't rave about the food, as it was a pretty bland soup, and then pork meatballs for the main which also didn't have a lot of flavor and then a dessert. However.. the beer was good!! We then had the option of going out to an irish bar for a few drinks or heading back to the hotel.. A lot of people ...
I am a Doughnut
... memories. When I was a kid, Berlin was the epitome of Cold War example; the enemy back then wasn’t a clandestine crew of camel jockeys called Al-Qaeda, but rather a big bad bear known as the Soviet Union. I can remember a time when instead of fretting over a terrorist with explosive underwear, we were merely worried about total nuclear annihilation. I was only ten years old when the Berlin Wall came down, but it will undoubtedly retain a permanent ...
BERLIN!
... the best spot to sit if you like to people watch! Really cool atmosphere, live djs and crazy animations projected on the wall but also some tables where people were on their laptops working and whatnot. We need a place like that back home.
We spent a good portion of one of the days visiting multiple (amazing) museums, we visited the Berliner Dom (cathedral) which was breathtaking, and we climbed to the top of it for ...
Three Days in Berlin
... a mile away to the west, while I grabbed my computer and a fistful of adapters and went to find the 9th Berlin Man-Machine System Conference and make certain that my computer would talk to their projector (it did - - they had a very fancy setup). My host (Matthias) and his assistant (Janina) were very kind and welcoming. I did not attend the group luncheon because I wanted to make sure that Mandy had found her way back to the hotel (there had been a ...
Touring and Clubbing in Berlin
... it. The dome was easily the largest one I have seen the inside of. It didn't have the massive frescoes that many other major domed churches have but it did have a lot of gold. Within the dome are the tombs of Friedrich I, founder of the Prussian monarchy along with his wife Sophia Charlotte, whose palace we visited on Saturday during the bus tour. On the other side of the dome is the tomb of Emperor Friedrich III of Prussia, king of ...