Hotel Transit
Check rates and availability for this hotel
Find the best prices for Hotel Transit from our 3 partners. Show all partners
Travel Blogs from Berlin
The Tallest Man on Earth
... between acts, the crowd takes advantage of a quick break to have a cigarette, get another drink, and other related things. It could have been the fact that there was only about half an hour between acts (according to the schedule), but not many people seemed to move. The atmosphere was focused front and center, and eager to see Kristian Mattson walk onto stage. Once lights went down and an introductory piece sounded, he ran onto stage wearing only jeans, shoes, and a ...
Don't mention the war!!
... and compare to what you now see from the same spot the transformation is amazing.
Another moving Memorial is to the Jewish victims of the Holocaust. This Memorial covers a city block and is a field of concrete slabs, arranged in rows but sloping in different directions on uneven ground. Joyce and I also visited the Jewish Museum which focuses on the personal stories of prominent Jews. The buildings architecture is interesting ...
Semaine 3 - Berlin
... ners (un sandwich turc délicieux qui s’apparente au Shish Taouk montréalais). Un repas complet n’excédant rarement 4 euros, nous mangions à Kreuzberg au moins 2 fois par jour.
En neuf jours, nous sommes évidemment sortis de notre quartier! Ce qui nous a permis de constater l’ampleur de la laideur du Berlin-Est. Les communistes n’avaient définitivement aucuns sens de l’esthétique en ce qui a trait à l’architecture et le ...
New Years Day
Ouch.
Usually when on holiday I'm first out of bed and eager to be out and doing things but at about 10 a.m. Julie woke me up to remind me that we'd paid for breakfast. The hotel was very decently serving until 11 presumably to give those of us who'd had a late night the chance to have a few hours sleep. I couldn't face it so suggested that Julie should go down on her own and leave me to suffer in silence. After about 2 minutes she was back to tell me that ...
Belly finally full of MEAT!!!
... train ever! The seats which were suppose to recline, didn't really recline very much, and the train was overbooked so there were people just laying on the floor everywhere. It is safe to say neither Jack or I slept much. When we got to Munich we were both just exhausted, at it was 6:30 in the morning, so not much to do. So we just decided to hop onto another train to Berlin. This ...