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On Wednesday we arrived in Berlin in the afternoon. Having some spare time up our sleeves we dropped in to Potsdam on the way. It looked like a really nice town but we only had time to stop for lunch so we decided to do a day trip over the next few days. Our apartment that we had rented was in a suburb called wedding which was about a 15 minute metro ride to the centre of Berlin. It wasn't the best area, we went into an internet cafe and the thick cloud of ...
Half of My Heritage
... but completely covered by public transport (which doesn't close like BART), and there are a bunch of seemingly cool bars, pubs, cafes, clubs and restaurants everywhere. I read on some site that 40% of Berln' visitors are coming primarily for the scene.
I was here in 1988 before the Wall came down, and did the whole Checkpoint Charlie thing, but the city is virtually unrecognizable. All of the main ...
Beer in Berlin
... be harmed for it, the awful ways the Nazis came up to murder the prisoners so they wouldn’t have to look them in the face when they killed them and the way they experimented illegaly on the people with different drugs, poisons, vaccines etc (the sick twist of this is that without this cruel experimentation, we wouldn’t have many useful drugs and vaccines that we have today). After a ...
Berlin Marathon
... I usually stagger haphazardly across the city trying to net as many sights as possible, drunk on the wonders that keep revealing themselves to me.
Such it was in Berlin. To start with, they have a Museum Island. Anywhere that needs an Island to house all their galleries and museums is pretty damn fantastic in my opinion. 18 galleries for 14 euro. A bargain in anybodies language, but the immediate thought in my mind was how many of these could I manage to cram into one ...
My First night in Berlin
... the area, we headed to Alexanderplatz.
Alexanderplatz currently is about as capitalistic as an area can get. Its filled to the brim with shops selling fancy and expensive products. At the hotel on the square you can even pay 70 euros to go bungee jumping off the roof. Before the fall of the Wall however, Alexanderplatz was very different. It was used as a demonstration ground for the wonders of communism and East ...
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