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A very liveable city!

A travel blog entry by 2010trip

German's biggest and most progressive city, Berlin, was our favourite destination so far. While it may not have the picturesque sky lines or historic architecture of Bavaria, Berlin is a very likeable city for many reasons: First off, their public transportation system, though not necessarily an exception for Germany, is light-years ahead of other …

Con Tiki

A travel blog entry by estp

... the Stasi, and the tactics used during the Cold War in the East. We then went to a pub where we got a free glass of wine. I also had a shot that I wont tell you the name because its vulgar and my mom reads this but it tasted like watermelon and was delicious! Then we were split into two teams and given clues on how to get to a letter that we lead us to the next bar. Of course my team one - there was someone soberish and who knew what they were doing. At that bar they gave us what ...

A parting of ways

A travel blog entry by stoo

This is a top pick!

... night and I'm bored out of my mind. I've not been doing much, so on a total whim I decide to don the kilt and test out the Berlin nightlife for the first time. I am not disappointed. People here are incredibly friendly. If I walked into a bar in London and tried the same thing I'd get total disinterest, surrounded by people preoccupied with themselves and probably told to **** off. Hell it happened not only a week or so ago. ...

Hang Ten In East Berlin

A travel blog entry by teambf

... straight out the front doors for a drink while we set in stone over and over again that was there was no way we were getting back on a train again today to get to our hotel, cab it is ! After a little chat with the cabbie with a sensational beard might i add he informed us that our hotel is very very famous and off we went.

When we did arrive we were quite shocked and thought he had ...

German organisation is impressive!

A travel blog entry by rhills

... building where 20,000 books were burned by the national socialists w as a precursor to the persecution which was to come. Also to stand on the same steps where Hitler used to stand and address his troops...only recently has this imposing square been returned to green grass. And of course Check Point Charlie with all its stories of escapes over the Berlin wall. The city feels very safe...unlike parts of Paris..just wish I knew some ...

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