Leonardo Royal Berlin
Otto-Braun-Strasse 90 Berlin, Germany
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A very liveable city!
German's biggest and most progressive city, Berlin, was our favourite destination so far. While it may not have the picturesque sky lines or historic architecture of Bavaria, Berlin is a very likeable city for many reasons: First off, their public transportation system, though not necessarily an exception for Germany, is light-years ahead of other …
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The Elephant in the Room
Let's talk Holocaust... you know, that big elephant in the room.
German people keep asking me what Americans think of them. They have the impression we all think of pretzels and braids when we think of Germans, that we imagine people walking around in the traditional Bavarian Oktoberfest garb all the time. I laugh nervously, yeah, that's exactly what we think. The fact is, it's not. Despite ...
Berlin- Poor but Sexy
... and it was horrifying that the majority of the family member from each did not survive. On the monday, and our final day in Berlin, we went on an alternative walking tour, a graffiti tour of the city. The graffiti and murals of Berlin are something that really contribute to the vibe of the city and it was interesting to learn about the different artists, techniques and see some of the best pieces. Definitely one of my highlights. The next day we left for Prague
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Fatherland...
... lot of my German and could remember bits and pieces and there were words and signs that I recognised, although Mr Vale would’ve been disappointed! I tried ordering things in German etc.. sometimes I was successful!
It was snowing quite heavily when we left Berlin and were lucky by the sounds of it to have gotten a flight as we are hearing reports now that there are major delays in other parts of Europe. Flew to Krakow, Poland with ...
Great city to be a history major!
... 200 yards from our hostel). From there we rode to the East Side Gallery, the longest remaining segment of the Berlin Wall, to take some photos. We rode the bikes the whole length of the wall, but it was raining so we took the bikes back and caught a train to Museum Island to see the Pergamon Museum. The Pergamon is the enormous Ancient Greek altar to Zeus, moved brick-by-brick and reassembled in this museum that was built specifically for it. The also have ...



