Holiday Inn Hamburg

... around a pole located on top of the bar. <br><br>This bar was fun, had good music, and the best thing of all was Dane had the DIS credit card. He bought a few round of shots for everyone; also something that would never happen back in the States. We stayed there for a while and just danced around. Eventually we left out of boredom and searching for something more risque. We walked by this one place and there was a man ...

Once I was back at the station and on my way back to Munich I was much more at ease. I also meet a few other San Diegans on the train. They are a couple of students from USD who are studding in Copenhagen and are taking a break for a week to travel. They are pretty cool and we chatted a bit but at last I sat down for the 5 hour ride to Hamburg and watched a movie. I also must mention that the scenery was really nice. It was similar to Germany, green ...

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... never been so hard for me to go up stairs in my life. I took the elevator down haha! We actually had good weather for most of the day. We then had about an hour to ourselves so we walked down to the harbor and ate lunch at a cute café, I had a decent curry wurst. Then we had a 90 minute boat tour of the harbor. Hamburg is the 2nd largest harbor in Europe which I did not know before today! Lots of cargo ships and ...

... big beautiful old building. Walking along side of it I found a little place to eat and drink so I just had a drink and was able to see a ton from my location. Sitting there with a Bitbuger, people watching, and great scenery was one of the best things of Hamburg. <br><br>After finishing my beer I continued walking and just sightseeing. Once I arrived back at the train station I realized my train didn't leave for ...

... called Hamburger Labskaus "Seemans Art" mit Spiegelei, Matjes und Gewurzgurke which was corned beef, red cabbage or beetroot (kinda got a bit confused there), potato and cucumber all blended together witha fried egg on top served with pickled herring, gherkin and onions.<br>Doesn't look too appetising but it was really yummo.<br><br>I was never a fan of the pickled herring the1 time I triedit in Sydney, but after eating it a few times in Denmark and Germany I ...

... the street it was the perfect base to see stuff throughout the week. <br><br>During the week we caught up with some frineds of Inge's, had some great meals, which meant we weren't obligated to eat a metric ton of food per serving, and the weather was warm and sunny (very rare in Hamburg). Some side trips included the canal tour (a must if you go to Hamburg), the tierpark (zoo), and a day trip to the baltic sea. The only regret for me was that I didn't get to go ...

... to see, and it also had its fair share of boat tours and tall ships as well. We walked around the port area and the sophisticated old town, which had the now standard town hall with bell tower and many old churches on cobbled streets. From the river front, although due to its size it felt more like the coast, we walked along to a 100 year plus old tunnel that runs under the harbour from one side to another. It was actually a lot more interesting than it sounds, as cars ...

There is a reason we are built the way we are Our bodies designed for forward motion deliberately linear With a straight forward piecing gaze Like so many of her self portraits There is a reason this gaze cannot seem to penetrate the future Imagine seeing your life all at once Blasted onto the beige wall of a temporary museum exhibit With all the gentle delicacy of a machine gun ...

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