Pension Am Park
Travel Blogs from Berlin
Berlin
... confusion, we ended up missing our stop. We had a look at our options and decided to keep going a few more stops and visit the Charlottenburg Palace. This is the largest palace in Berlin and quite a tourist draw. Originally built in the 1600s and expanded in the 1700s, it was destroyed by Allied bombing in 1943. What we see today is yet another meticulous post war reconstruction. It is reassuring in a way to know that we can reverse at ...
No memory card !!!!!
... we picked up our audio guides from a very aggresive and bossy man I was too scared to ask why it wasn't working so I just continued onto the roof terrace and up the ramp of the dome, the glass dome gave us 360 degree of Berlin. The Dome symbolizes that the people are above the government, as was not the case during national socialism. The audio guide was like having your own personal tour guide as it stopped and started as you walked up and down the ramp...as we left ...
Freezing cold weather..
... I pulled our the map and looked for the first touristic lace I thought they would stop and we walked there. After not seeing them there, we gave up and decided to have our own tour. The first place we stopped was the Reichstagsgebaüde. This is a hue government building that has a really neat beehive shaped dome on the top of it. We didn't go inside, but we took some nice pictures from the park next door and then we moved on. From there, we tried to walk to ...
Surreal
... guided tour. I am glad I did as there were only 3 people in our group including myself and we got a fantastic insight into the techniques he used for the production of some of the 450 paintings and drawings on display. After the tour was finished (about an hour later) I retraced our steps and had a closer look at the art. I really enjoyed a 100 image series that he completed for an Italian commission of The Divine ...
Alone in Berlin
... time. Edgar, being a local, escorted me to my train stop and mapped out the route I was to take. I departed with quick hugs and a feeling of satisfaction in the human race.
To skip the **** and get to the goodstuff, I found and settled into the hostel, (St. Christophers Inn - an ace place). I met two girls from London in the bathroom and got chatting, it led to an invitation to come with them which I gallantly ...
Location
Amenities
- Free parking
More great choices in Berlin
Search for more deals in Berlin
Travelers also recommend:
TripAdvisor Reviews Pension Am Park Berlin
