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Schoenhauser Allee 140 Berlin, Germany, 10437, 49-30-8020880-

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3rd January - Nuremberg-Berlin

We needed an early start this morning to do some serious exploring of Nuremberg, which had impressed us so much last night. After breakfast we went for a long walk through the old town to the northern side where we explored the Kaiserburg (Imperial Castle) and then followed the town wall back to our side of town and the hotel. The walk to the train station was much shorter than we remembered so we arrived in plenty of time to sit in the carriage and make rolls out of the Landjaeger sausage Ro...

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4th January - Berlin

This morning we got up reasonably early considering breakfast didn't start until 8.00am, but it was certainly worth the wait. Instead of Darren having his disciplined morning serve of fruit and cereal he bolted to the cooked section and scoffed a plateful of sausages, bacon, mushrooms, tomatoes and perfect scrambled eggs. We then sat staring at our snow covered courtyard getting ready for the day ahead. One of the best things about the apartment is its proximity to Eberwalder Strasse station,...

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5th Jan - Berlin

Darren got up very early this morning and upon realising his error he went back to bed, nice and clean after his early shower. When we finally did get out of bed and open the curtains we saw the courtyard was thick with snow and the skies were clear and blue. We both helped ourselves to lavish breakfasts then went out into the freezing cold. Snow may be pretty but it was accompanied by icy conditions. We made our way to Alexanderplatz then caught the 200 bus out to the broken church(Kaiser-Wi...

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6th January - Berlin

We set out early today, yet not as early as we had planned, to arrive at the Reichstag at the end of a very short queue. In and through security, we enjoyed walking up the amazing beehive-like interior of the dome to the top. It seems the elected representatives of the people can look up and see their constituents (and many many tourists) walking above them, reminding them of who they are representing. We enjoyed the view over Berlin for a while then went to the cafe and had the world's most ...

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Day: Berlin

... Got a really good burger, chips and coke for €5... best value by a mile so far! Went to the New Synagogue straight from lunch. Pretty interesting... was mostly destroyed in the War but the front areas have been restored and the museum is well done. Have noticed straight away how nothing is in English anymore. Were really spoilt in Holland, as ...

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The very last stop!

... to many because of the role it played in Nazi rallies during the Third Reich. We had actually hastily added a night in Nuremberg to our itinerary in Germany and it turned out to have been an ideal choice. We arrived late on Sunday afternoon to find the pretty old town packed with locals and tourists alike who were sipping on little mugs of mulled wine and just generally enjoying the festive atmosphere. Nuremburg, is thought to have one of the best ...

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Ultra Modern Berlin

... that interested me the most. Oh and the hundreds of UN Buddy Bears, all painted uniquely in country colours. Scraps of metal, paper, and dust was everywhere in front of the Tiergarten and Brandenburger Tor - as they were deconstructing a massive soccer ball that was positioned out the front. Maybe if I saw it at a better time and wasn't so sick - so we could have gone out and tested the Berlin nightlife, I'd have better opinions of the capital...

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Back to Berlin!

... it is pricey. The city's architecture also follows the physical characteristic of Amber; it's usually any shade of brown, or on the other hand it's any shade of grey like the 2nd most popular jewelry-silver. Gold isn't too big, and is usually closely priced to silver you see on display in the windows. Also, you have to remember that until the Berlin wall came down in the late 1980's the city in general was flat broke, so everything was a bit cheaper and equally valued ...

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