Apartmenthaus Goeth87 Berlin
Goethestrasse 87 Berlin, 10623, Germany
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It' TOO early in the morning to be flying!
I've learned my lesson the hard way. Just because the price is right doesn' mean it is a good time to fly! The gates were due to close at 6.30am for my flight to Berlin to join the tour but then I started to get messages from Easzy Jet and Caitlin and James about industrial action with security staff causing long delays at Orly...so down to the hotel lobby I go and convince the desk guy who did ...
Second day in Berlin
... without realizing that many of his caretakers were likely Jews.
One last interesting fact that was pointed out was the presence of bullet holes all along the hospital. These are left over from the war still. Once this was pointed out, we began noticing them on several other buildings in the city.
After the tour we headed back to the hostel, which wasn't that far from the hospital. After a short rest, I went out with 2 other guys ...
Europahoppers
... en zouden het vinden. Na het gevraagd te hebben aan een voorbijganger, die ons verbaasd aankeek toen we zeiden dat we gingen lopen, kwamen we toch vrij snel op plaats van bestemming. Ohmygod, die taart was (exorbitant) lekker! Na heerlijke cappuccino en een "piegasm", begon de wandeltocht pas echt. We wilden graag naar het Holocaust-monument, gelegen aan de andere kant van de stad. Heerlijk, zo’n bohemien gevoel van onbevangen door ...
Spreche die Deutsch?
... the incomprehensible power and evil of the human race. But the Wall showed that we are evenly, if not more so, capable of love, compassion, freedom and peace. It serves as a message, an encouragement and a reminder that we should all be fighting for a better tomorrow. Good work, wall.
Later we met up with some friends from Accademia in Kreuzberg (the Turkish part of town) and hung out in this chill, twenty something, we are cool and in Berlin park. People ...
Rainy Day part 2
... There was the massive Pergamum Altar, the beautiful blue Ishtar Gate, several Greek temple fronts in their entirety, Islamic carpets with very intricate weavings, and countless pieces from the Babylonian, Turkish, Iranian, and Ottoman empires. One very cool exhibit was "Gods in Color", which displayed several Greek statues in their supposed original colors. Yes, those magnificent statues of antiquity were ...
This hotel was formerly known as: Hotel Goethe87



