Moevenpick Hotel Hamburg

... outside trying to get us to go in. We asked him how much it was, and he said it was free as long as we bought a drink inside.<br><br>We decided to go in and we walked in to a nasty girl in her underwear walking around a pole looking completely bored. I mean, she must be if that's what she does for a job. This place was really small and we sat down around a little round table and ordered a beer. It was weird because ...

... full of vegetation. I really do love the country side in the countries I have been to. I was much surprised about the ferry ride that was also a part of this train trip. First we crossed this awesome bridge and then we actually pulled onto a boat. The train tracks went straight on the boat and after it stopped we all got out and went top side for a 45 min ride across the channel. This was a pretty cool surprise. It was my third boat trip of my travels.

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... boats but the view was pretty. It got windy on top of the boat so I eventually moved downstairs. Then we had 2 hours to walk around again. Took a quick look at the Reeperbahn and then Wendy, Soth, Steve and I went somewhere else. We found a huge statue of Otto von Bismark which was basically hidden from view due to the trees surrounding it. Then we walked through a park where most of the museums are located and ...

... able to see the entire city; it was like being on Mount Solidad in San Diego. I could see where I walked and also were I wanted to walk next. So when we landed I took off for that direction and found the other city center around the river/lake in the center of town. It was really nice to see a ton of people hanging out and just chilling. I continued to walk and came upon the Rathause, city government building, a ...

... the secret is you need to eat it with raw onions to balance the vinegar and add some texture and I quite like them now.<br><br>Also I looked up on Google what geflugelwurst and pferdewurst were and the best I could determine was that geflugel is chicken and pferde is horse... kinda feel weird knowing I probably ate horse yesterday, but it did taste good...<br><br>More photos here:<br>http://www.facebook.com/album. php?aid=146991&amp;id=613699523&amp;l=f d8b48d20f<br><br>

... is a new part of town being built. It's one of the biggest building projects in Europe. They are putting in lots of new residential buildings, commercial, etc. A lot of the land is actually being landfilled to convert swampy Elbe River area to new city. The area also includes a revitalization of a lot of old warehouses that are built between canals. The entire area has an Amsterdam (or probably Venice, though I haven't been) feel to it. Hauke claims that Hamburg has more ...

... in Australia! You take these!") we staggered to the hotel we had booked. The info guy had promised that the place was centrally located, and it definitely turned out to be so - right in the centre of the city looking out on the Grand Square. We were extremely lucky- the room was usually 140 euro per night, we managed to get it for 60 (including breakfast) for 2 nights. The Grand Square looks very impressive - it's not all that huge, but it's bordered by ...

... that inlcudes the town hall, St. Katherines church, St. Michaelis's church, and St. Nicolous´s church. All were interesting but not quite up to par with the churches in Rome, Budapest, Prague, etc... When it comes time for lunch, Cris tells Adam to pick some place to eat. We figure we should get some authentic German food since this is Adam´s only chance. After several minutes with no luck we choose a small ...

... Chagall, and many more. That is my favorite art period. So it was rather exciting for me. I took endless photos, some of which I had to delete to make room for more pictures. After that went and ate hamburgers and pommes frites at a pub under a bridge. Then we took the U-Bahn to the infamous Reeperbahn where we saw the Kaiser Keller (where the Beatles were discovered) and oodles and ...