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The Berlin Wall
... Gate and walk over to the Reichstag (Parliament House) and saw that it was an open day for the public, but decided we wanted to see the Dali Museum via the Memorial for the Murdered Jews of Europe.
The memorial is a huge sculpture installation consisting of 2,711 concrete stelae and there is a museum telling many stories including those of survivors. We found a couple of stories of people who ended up settling in Australia. Very interesting and ...
Amsterdam
... cerquita y era muy facil desplazarnos a todos lados. Cuando reservamos vimos que era un hostal para mujeres solamente, pero no nos imaginamos que fuera tan extremo. Al momento de dar un paso en la recepcion fue como si nos hubieramos trasladado a una fraternidad de las peliculas gringas. Algo asi como en la pelicula Legalmente Rubia. En las mesas estaban las chavas cenando lo que se habian cocinado. Todas hablando super bajito. En la ...
Day 16 - one whole day in Berlin
... had up to 70% destroyed during world war 2 and had to be rebuilt. We did make two stops though, one at Checkpoint Charlie and the other at Brandenburg gate and the Reichstag building. Checkpoint Charlie was the only legal crossing between east and west Berlin while the Berlin wall was up from 1961 to 1989. Here we bought some post cards which had all different pictures on them and some books about the history of the Berlin wall. By the ...
The new and cosmopolitan Berlin.....
... that slightly resembled U.S. Army uniforms.
As we proceeded away from the Checkpoint, we passed the Trabi Tours offices. The Trabant (shortened to Trabi) was a small car produced in East Germany and had a fiberglass body. Families apparently had to wait as long as 15 years to be able to afford one. It was reportedly not too reliable and makes a lot of noise when driving. The Guide called it the “quietest car in Berlin” as people usually ...
Love Affair with Everywhere--Berlin
... The wall was brought down in 1989--in most of our lifetimes. The city has recovered and the country reunified, but the scars will always be there as a reminder of this time and what was and what could have been (if it had all gone the opposite way). Its hard to believe that only 22 years ago, a wall dividing a city and a people stood separating freedom and oppression.
Most places in Europe can easily be described, and more ...
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