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Première journée à Berlin

A travel blog entry by martineborealis

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... comparé aux Champs Élysées de Paris et qui mène à la "Brandenburg Gate". Symbole de Berlin, cette porte était du côté est de Berlin et ne menait nulle part, le boulevard étant coupée par le mur devant lui. Puis on retourne à l'hôtel en passant par le Sony Center tout près, qui est un square tout moderne, anciennement dans le "no-man's land" lui ...

Guten Tag!

A travel blog entry by jfinn

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... be in!

From Check Point Charlie we made our way over to Potsdamer Platz which was cut into two by the Berlin Wall. Today, Potsdamer Platz has some of the last remaining slabs of the actual wall which are still situated in their original location!

We then took the U ( or the Berlin underground) from Potsdamer Platz out to what was the center of old West Berlin, to see this Church that my dad was raving about. Apparently it was the only ...

Rain, Rain, GO AWAY!

A travel blog entry by chelseacrown

... he was going to hitch. I had my hitchhiking experience and despite feeling bad about him going at it alone, I figured the time apart would be good for us, plus I don’t have a Eurail pass for nothing.


We went to the store and bought some groceries for dinner and then headed back in the rain. When we got home, my phone rang at least 5 times from an unknown number. I didn’t want to answer it because calls cost me credit and as long as ...

Agora sim conhecendo Berlim

A travel blog entry by duduenara

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... passeio e retornar mais tarde. Fomos em direção ao Brandenburg onde pudemos curtir com mais calma o portal e a praça ao redor. Tentamos ir ao Reichstag também mas desde o mês passado passaram a exigir agendamento prévio. Não entramos.

Como estamos com o tempo um pouco apertado, resolvemos alugar duas bicicletas e conhecer a Alemanha Ocidental pedalando. Passamos pelo Tiergarten que é o maior parque da Europa segundo nosso guia de ontem. Aliais, ontem pela ...

Exploring the once divided city

A travel blog entry by rgtraveller

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... build in the 1890s for the emperor Kaiser Wilhelm II and it was here that the German Republic was proclaimed in 1918. In 1933 the building was nearly burnt down, and many blamed the Communist, but others felt that it actually was Hitler who was trying to put the blame on the Communist. However, today a glass cupola rises above the building. It was quite pretty, but it was beginning to rain, so pictures weren’t being taken.

We ...

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