Maritim Hotel Reichshof Hamburg

... around a pole located on top of the bar. <br><br>This bar was fun, had good music, and the best thing of all was Dane had the DIS credit card. He bought a few round of shots for everyone; also something that would never happen back in the States. We stayed there for a while and just danced around. Eventually we left out of boredom and searching for something more risque. We walked by this one place and there was a man ...

Once I was back at the station and on my way back to Munich I was much more at ease. I also meet a few other San Diegans on the train. They are a couple of students from USD who are studding in Copenhagen and are taking a break for a week to travel. They are pretty cool and we chatted a bit but at last I sat down for the 5 hour ride to Hamburg and watched a movie. I also must mention that the scenery was really nice. It was similar to Germany, green ...

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... never been so hard for me to go up stairs in my life. I took the elevator down haha! We actually had good weather for most of the day. We then had about an hour to ourselves so we walked down to the harbor and ate lunch at a cute café, I had a decent curry wurst. Then we had a 90 minute boat tour of the harbor. Hamburg is the 2nd largest harbor in Europe which I did not know before today! Lots of cargo ships and ...

After waking up on the train when arriving in Hamburg I gathered my stuff and put it in a locker while I took off into the city. Hamburg was a big city; the walking center felt very metropolis and lots of big named stores, Nike, Adidas, H&amp;M, and many more. So I just walked the city center for awhile and then over to a church. It was again very beautiful inside but I have seen so many churches over the past few days ...

... called Hamburger Labskaus "Seemans Art" mit Spiegelei, Matjes und Gewurzgurke which was corned beef, red cabbage or beetroot (kinda got a bit confused there), potato and cucumber all blended together witha fried egg on top served with pickled herring, gherkin and onions.<br>Doesn't look too appetising but it was really yummo.<br><br>I was never a fan of the pickled herring the1 time I triedit in Sydney, but after eating it a few times in Denmark and Germany I ...

... around the east side. Apparently it's 7 km around it, and I did an even bigger loop, due to the roundabout way that I got there. Again, the weather was beautiful - sunny and in the low 60's. Just a great day to be outside. Of course, in typical fashion, most of the locals were wearing long-sleeves, coats, and the like, while I was there in a short sleeve shirt! If Hauke is any indication, Germans don't like the cold ...

... how many innocent people they had also killed. The information was written very well, say how what the allies had done here was against all moral and ethical rights and was illegal, but we (Germany) did this to them and did it first so we can't lay blame to them. We wandered to the Rathaus (city hall) and the square in front of it. This building is huge and very ornate, and it is set just away from a large lake with park land around it. We spent some time sitting ...

... We're now in Hamburg. This could be the lengthiest entry yet or perhaps a job for 2 entries, but we'll see. You might need a coffee or two for this one. Paris: We arrived in Paris at a station located a considerable distance from the main city centre, and discovered after consulting our tattered guidebook that we had quite a way to walk to the nearest hostel. We set off for a considerable time through the packed and noisy streets of the city before ...

... but I'll find out when I head back to Hamburg on tuesday. I didn't get out of the train station but Hannover looked.... different compared to Hamburg. Instead of a big train-hall type structure, the Hannover HBF is just outside with platforms and stuff. Going downstairs it's just like a shopping mall (kinda like Hamburg). I thought it was pretty funny that the Hamburg HBF has more shops than the airport. This train is pretty full. There was a kid sitting at my place and I ...