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... a little tour of Dresden too which was really nice! There are some pretty impressive old building. Well technically they are old but were almost destroyed in the war. They have only been rebuilt in the last 5 to 10 years which is amazing! Had a wicked Turkish vegie plate then said our goodbyes and got on the train back to Berlin. Back to public transport for us!<br>

The Rebuilt City &#8211; Dresden<br><br>Dresden was pretty much wiped out in World War 2. It has since been rebuilt but the fires that burnt the city down remain and a lot of the old statues and buildings are stained black. I have been sick as a dog and nearly tainted the city with a bit of chunder! <br><br>So I don't have much to say ...

... as myself, this was only temporary. A new language to learn and different beer to drink. My first taste of Germany, was not disappointing. As was the first taste of German beer, which I was going to get a skin full at Oktoberfest. It was nice to savour the first experience. <br><br>Using my super-tourist skills, I walked towards the pointy buildings I could see, the churches. It was a good indication that this was the city centre, or the tourist centre at least. For ...

... as if going to Berlin and then swerved and flew over Dresden. <br><br><br><br> The first two runs were British with the final run being American. Our guide said the first run concentrating on dropping what I would call percussion bombs which blew out windows and doors. This was to create wind tunnels. The second run dropped small incendiary bombs which would start a small fire. The fires were so small they could easily be put out with a bucket of water, a ...

... lobby of the train station, I expected Katy to be there, however she hadn&#8217;t gotten there yet. I was pretty worried that she wasn&#8217;t going to make it for the train, but she got there just as our train was pulling in. We boarded and settled in. <br><br>The first train ride was very annoying. We couldn&#8217;t find enough seats for the first bit of the ride, so we resorted to sitting on the little pull down seats in the isles of the train. It was pretty uncomfortable ...

Upon walking into the building, the first thing you notice is the blindingly bright visitor center. The overwhelming smell of leather fills the air and as you walk on the parquet floor, you notice that the floor is cleaner than your floor back at home. What is this squeaky-clean glass building for? It actually is the only place in the world where the VW Phaeton is assembled, located in Dresden, Germany. Unfortunately, you will have to ...

... Erich Kastner Museum. This museum is considered to be the first "mobile, interactive micro-museum". The exhibits where tiny and each one of them was humerous. my favorite was "A man between a rock and a hard place". I met this cool dude named Kevin and I hung out with him for the rest of the day. Him, his friends, and me went out to dinner and talked. Fun day. bike - 70 Euros food - 20 Euros 1440 Euros left.

... Dresdner Flughafen perfectly fine. Got the bags, bought an Einzelfahrt to the Dresdner Hauptbahnhof, ganz einfach. But then I didn't know where to go from there! I spoke with someone from the DB about where I could catch the train and he directed me to go through two nearby buildings and there I would find Haltestelle Hauptbahnhof Nord. Went though those two buildings, nothing there. Went through ...