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Lego for everyone
The bed at the IBIS last night was fantastic. I had a great night sleep and was ready to take on all the Berlin had to offer. Cynthia and I popped down into the shopping centre below our hotel and got some breakfast and then headed off to the train station. In Berlin you can get a Berlin Card from the train stations that give you access to all of …
Cruising on the river Spree
I had promised myself that I would take a Segway tour of Berlin and today was that day. That was until I tried to book it. Apparently you have to book for Segway tours if you have more than one person. What is the deal with that? So instead we compromised and went on boat trip along the river Spree. The boat trip was a bit underwhelming as I really …
Berlin: Round 2
Got up in the morning and had a traditional Dutch breakfast with Eline: Chocolate sprinkles on buttered bread. Grabbed my stuff and headed over to the station, waited to be served, and got to my train with only a few minutes to spare. Didn't have any hitches on the train to Berlin, aside from one minor problem on the train from Duisburg to Berlin. This 3-5 year old kid, who just, kept, *******, SCREAMING. Such a little brat. He kept saying, ...
Berlin : Not what I was expecting
... we visited the Holocaust memorial. This is the Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe designed by architect Peter Eisenman. It consists of a 19,000 square metres site covered with 2,711slabs made of concrete or "stelae", arranged in a grid pattern on a sloping field. Stewart had a good time running up and down the many corridors.
Nearby the memorial is the ...
Sachsenhausen/ Berlin Wall
... going to be a long day. I know it's silly, but the woman's voice on the audio guide was this fake and droning english voice. Every number on the guide was long and drawn out, adding really unimportant information so it got a bit annoying. But we walked into the camp and they had the same writing on the gates of the entrance to the prisoner's area. "Arbeit Macht Frei" as we entered, we were introduced to the triangular shape of the landscape. This was a tactic designed ...