Ramada Hotel Hamburg-Bergedorf

... looking for a magical one night connection with a blond, melon breasted woman. How GREAT.<br><br>Our tour leader Dane (who is an intern/works for DIS) asked our coach bus driver if he could drive us down there after dinner. We all got on the bus and together as a group, went down to the RLD. Only in Europe would our teacher and leader take us to such a place. We arrived there, and everyone was having a field day pointing ...

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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... a few neat things, a ½ life-sized chess board, mini-golf, pretty flowers, fun playground areas, water, an arena of some sort and a café. We got really good hot chocolate as it started to rain. Then we headed back to the harbor to catch the bus back home. Got in late, around 10, then I video chatted with mom for awhile so I got to bed really late. OVerall a pretty good day, I am excited for our weekend trip to Berlin!!

... 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 ...

... is an aweome view of the city.<br><br>Decided to try currywurst since it seems so popular... not bad, but I prefer my wurst with just mustard or plain so you can taste the wurst.<br><br>Caught the train out to Reaperbahn which was only4 stops from the city. Pretty much a bigger verion of Kings Cross except all the touts trying to get you into the strip shows are really old men and women (like 60 years old!!).<br>Had a Duckstein in the beer garden at Schweinske but ...

... van het U-Bahnstation te halen, maar ze is dus gewoon niet meer gekomen.. Beetje jammer hoor! Maar de internationale potluck was iig wel geslaagd. Dr waren Californische mini-pizza's, Valenciaanse Tortilla, Zuid-Afrikaanse cup cakes met Nutella frosting, Russische alcohol, Canadese zelfgemaakte Spinazie-Artichok-Kaas dip en uiteraard Hollandse gehakt ...

... beans provided by the museum. I would have loved to do that. It would have been a great experience. After my trip to the museum, I came back to the hotel to eat and start packing. I have to leave very early to the airport tomorrow. My flight should be at about six o'clock, so have to get up early. Well, I have to finish packing, so..... Gute Nacht! $1479 minus train ticket $30 minus ticket to museum $15 minus food $100 equals $1334

... stunned, drugless but red-eyed as the carriage filled with hippie smoke and mace fumes. A guard made from cast iron and pure rage jackbooted towards me and bellowed that the 10.37 to Hamburg would arrive in 1 hour. Actually, none of this happened. I made it up to amuse myself as I waited an ungodly age for the next train from Amsterdam. There were no customs checks between the Netherlands and Germany at all. None. The trip was uneventful. Uneventful to the point of ...

... and the harbour. We caught the S bahn back to the Hauptbahnhof, where we stopped for lunch before changing to the U bahn once more for a trip along the waterfront (the U bahn runs above ground along the harbour), and up to the Elbe Park, where the Bismark Monument stands. Walking again through the drizzle on another muddy path we climbed the mound to where the Bismark Monument stands. It's not just another statue of the man that united Germany, but this "monument" is a ...