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Berlin!
... our first stop, the Berlin Dome. It was quite extraordinary. The architecture and details (as in any old European church) were amazing. We ventured around the entire church, from the choir gallery to the crypt in the basement that had numerous graves of German royalty including Friedrich Wilhelm the Great. Unfortunately, the dome was closed due to technical issues and we couldn't go all the way up. Bummer. Lunch was at one of the nearby museum's cafe, where we ...
Berlin: 19 Years Old!
... to mention was that on our second day in the hostel we woke up and got ready to go out; Abby was getting dressed and all of a sudden one of the "roommates" sprang out of bed yelling "YOU GO TO PITT???!!!" Abby said yes, and we saw that he had on a P-I-T-T shirt! He recognized the University of Pittsburgh shirt that Abby had on. We chatted about the school and how it had changed, if at all (he had graduated in '03). Small world!!
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Deutsche Wiedervereinigung
... admire the huge buildings and scenery without worrying about my safety was a strange thing to experience. We walked along the "Death Strip" to the nearest U-Bahn station back to the Hostel.
Then we had a great 1 1/2 hour tour of the city on our bus by a man who pointed out some of the great sites that were on the different points of the city. This was great because there was no way anyone could have driven, walked or rode the ...
Ish bin ein Bearleener
... the ones you have to type in a number for more information. As you continue walking in a circular pattern and advance upward, you are able to look out over the city and learn about the sights. For this reason, I have pictures of things far away, in addition to up close haha. At the top there is a place you can get breakfast, but you have to make reservations way in advance. However, they were nice and let us come in for tea and coffee. Also since my camera ...
Bitte ein Bit
... freedom and unity.
Another place that I enjoyed was the Holocost Memorial. It is unlike anything you have ever seen before. It is a giant sea of ceramic pillars and is really something else to walk through. Definitely a must see if you are in Berlin.
Of course everyone wants to see the famous Brandenburg Gate, and Checkpoint Charlie, so be sure to hit those up too.
Auf Wiedersehen Berlin! (Insert 6 hour bus ride to Trier, Germany's oldest ...
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- Pets allowed
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