I went to Germany once. WITHOUT my parents! I was only 15 I think (or maybe a bit younger).
It was a schools exchange trip, we went and spent 3 weeks with a family over there and then our partner came and spent 3 weeks with us over here. We had a fantastic time and I really would love to go back to Germany to visit some time.
One of the paces I'd love to go to is Berlin. Plenty of places to stay, with Hotels in Berlin, and lots to see too. Of course there is all the history to do with the cold war and the sectioning of the city and so on, but there is much more to Berlin than that. It's history before then and it's culture since then are amazing! So if you're going to visit the remaining bits of the berlin Wall, and check point Charlie, or if you're going to visit the Berlin Zoo with it's fantastic architecture, you'll need Hotels in Berlin.
Another pace I'd like to go is just a country away, in Austria, Vienna! I had a German teacher at school who was Austrian. She was an amazing woman, whose name eludes me right now, who had this amazing life with all sorts of adventures. She was a big lady both in personality, height and other ways too! And only a select few of the students who were top in French got to study German, and she would greet us in the corridors of the school with hugs and shouts of "Meine Lieblings" Anyway, she was Austrian and had been to Vienna. I'd love to visit there too. Hmmm, this sound like it is turning into a European tour!
Again there is much history in Vienna, just as there is in Berlin, with many Hotels in Vienna available. Many amazing buildings to see, particularly for me those from the Imperial times. But if you are visiting with a family, OK, there's no zoo like in Berlin, but there is the most amazing pace to take your kids (and fun for adults to), the Vienna Prater. Vienna's Prater boasts more than 250 attractions: from a Giant Ferris Wheel to nostalgic ghost trains, merry-go-rounds, go-cart rinks, arcades, and stands for games of skill to ultra-modern rides that propel your adrenaline to lofty heights. Plus, there are any number of restaurants, cafés, snack bars, and beer gardens. So if you're planning a visit to any of these attractions you'll need Hotels in Vienna.
Wednesday, November 07, 2007
Hotels in Berlin
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Hi Zoe- I found you through a link that the advertiser for the Jaguar used to show people what he was looking for in a blog post about his site. Bookmarked you so I can find my way back.
Hi Cindy, thanks for dropping by. Hope to see you back here soon!
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