Leonardo Htl Berlin

... a representation of the three monotheistic religions—a clear testament to the importance of that theological tradition in this house. At the same time, the painting alludes to the left-wing, anti-fascist, anti-capitalist political activity that the couple has been involved in for more than twenty years. Beyond that, the painting also matches the décor of their recently purchased house, and its color pulls together all elements of the ...

... special events (ie, facility rental for events) to supplement the money that they receive from the government. <br><br>Well, enough about arts management issues... Museum Island was great. It is visually not really like an island per se, but instead more like 3 large street blocks that are surrounded on two sides by river. With works on display representing 40,000 years of cultural history, it is and impressive place no doubt.<br><br><br><br>

... her about creepy roommates and she did say that once there was an older guy that crept right up to her as she was resting and stared at her from about 6 inches. That was really creepy but it got worse later when she woke up and the guy was kissing her. When she awoke he ran away never to be seen. Jess indicated she doesn't worry about those things. Which I think is awesome. We DO create our lives! Live in the present and don't worry about the future nor the past. I ...

... I don't know if anything like that would occur if a candidate from the European Union or something came to speak in the US. ****, I don't even know anyone in The Union. Or if there's a leader of Europe? Haha. Wow. I don't know. So, to see the passionate atmosphere of all those people was definitely incredible. It was like a big festival.    There was food and beer stands everywhere and there was a band playing. The speech wasn't as strong as it could have ...

Ok....so where do I begin? I guess I should start with yesterday seeing as I didn't get the chance to blog. (I will have to add photos later once I get back to my sister's) We ended up not doing the Happy Mosel bike thing. We started planning late, then the bikes wouldn't all fit in the car and stuff. So we bagged that plan and made others. My sister, niece (Morgan), nephew (Garrett) and I all headed off to Manderscheid castle first. It was another very scenic drive ...

... estimated that it would take 6 years to recite the complete list. We walked down Unter Den Linden, East Berlin's main street. There was a book store showing a video depicting Berlin's long, rich history. We munched on the Neapolitan chocolate as we watched. Much better than the strawberry yogurt one we ate the other day, but still not as good as the Trilogy stuff we've been devouring. Mary-ism #27: "Why is ...

... Berlin safely. It was a Turkish internet café, showing that Berlin is truly an international city. After a short rest at the apartment we continued down the same street where internet café was located and found the Metro station Charlottenburg (S-Bahn). So we decided to venture out to the Brandenburg gate on our first day in Berlin. We took the red line metro and headed towards the direction of Unter den Linden. We saw a big monument like structure and a ...

... and see the daily activities of the politicians. So having taken a last look over Berlin, I headed back to meet Rosie and we cooked up an absolutely awesome last dinner in celebration of our last night together and my last night as a backpacker!! My last day has been spent learning a little more about the Berlin wall and that era in German history, followed by one last exploration of the Christmas markets and lots of reminiscing about the highlights of our ...

So today I woke up a little late, seeing as we had a late night. I made my way into Berlin center, and walked around there a bit, and then went shopping for World Cup souvenirs. There were some slim pickins at most places, but I got everything I wanted for people (i think). Then after the shopping was done I went up into the Reichstag. I thought about doing the zoo, but my travel book said it had ...

Berlin is great. There´s so much modern culture everywhere, you just have to look for it. There´s a huge music and art scene, and even a huge bike scene. There´s artwork everywhere, making the city feel more alive and personalized too. I guess that a lot of the culture is underground unless you´re used to looking for the subtle hints and ways in. I´ve been staying in East Berlin and tend to like it better than West Berlin, but that´s a personal preference. I´ve taken a couple ...