Hotel Alte Galerie
Leibnizstrasse 48, Berlin
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Hotel Alte Galerie Berlin

Leibnizstrasse 48 Berlin, 10629, Germany

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Marathon, church, and Allied Museum

A travel blog entry by brian796

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Contrary to the night before, I had a fitful night of sleep, logging only a few hours of sleep and waking up feeling and looking awful. A quick trip to the lounge for a banana and two whole-grain rolls was my breakfast, washed down with as much Gatorade as I could force down. Then, after resting a while to let breakfast settle, I was out the door for a 2 mile walk to the marathon to drop off my ...

Berlin - a Mashup of Old, Destroyed, & New

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... window!



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Beers in Berlin

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... the street with a beer in your hand is fine.. we found a nice park, and enjoyed the sunshine and finished our beers. Then we found a few locals and borrowed their rugby ball and played for a while. After this, we decided to jump on a train, destination unknown, and get off at a stop that looked appealing. So off we went, and didnt have to go too far before we saw it... a man made beach that looked fantastic. We headed down to the party, and ...

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Brrrrr-lin

A travel blog entry by mrsharvey

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... The future/weird effect was enhanced by the accordion trio playing Toccata and Fugue in D Minor by JS Bach at the entrance to the trains. They were simply amazing. I bought their CD, and then they started playing Winter from the Four Seasons. OK, yes, I cried, but they were so talented and I thought it was so sad that they were stuck in an underground station eking out a living when sub-standard artists like Andre Rieu and Peter Andre and Justin Bieber ...

This small hotel was formerly known as: Maison Hotel Alte Galerie Berlin

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