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Berlin - poor, but sexy
... site, as during the Nazi reign 20,000 book titles were pulled from the shelves and burned outside the library. There is now a memorial on the exact site of the burning, where a glass panel is built into the pavement and below a room with shelves enough to house 20,000 books, but which remains empty.
The Reichstag was a major monument that I of course wanted to see. Quite an impressive building, which is still operational today. Modern-day parliament ...
A little bit of history and a lot of German beer
... Australian girls to a crazy club with five different rooms and DJs, we walked around the city the next day. We decided to try some German food, so we went to Schwarzwaldstuben and had some amazing sausages, potato salad and beer. The next day, we went on a walking tour and learned a lot about the history of Berlin, while seeing all the major sites. While most of the buildings look as though they’re hundreds of years old, most are less than 65 years old, ...
Not There Yet
... maybe next time.
The next day was our last in Berlin. It was now or never for this city to impress. We had made reservations to visit Reichstag. My partner being a morning freak, he scheduled it for bright and early. Thanks, dick! Way to let us sleep-in for once. I was expecting a full tour of this grand monument seeing as it would be fascinating to see first hand German Parliament at work. Well, no tour. You hop in an elevator up to ...
Berlin
... of WWII, it was used for political purposes by the Communist government. After reunification it was rededicated as the "Central Memorial of the Federal Republic of Germany for the Victims of War and Tyranny." An unknown soldier and a concentration camp victim are interred underneath. In the center now stands a sculpture called Mother with her Dead Son, by artist Käthe Kollwitz, who herself lost a son in WWI. It is quite ...
Delay, Delay, Canceled, Stand-By, SUCCESS
... is not an experience I expected from a humongous airport.
I was technically Business Class, which wasn't too special on a tiny plane. It turns out later that those of us up front did get better food than those of us in regular seats, but the small plane let us feel every bump and I felt really sick. There was one very annoying thing - they had two empty seats, apparently a required practice for Business Class.
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