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thakatso says:
Torbrau is a down-town hotel of Munich.With a history of over 500 years is one of the most old first glass hotels in Germany.Of course the room are renovated and very nice.AND HOT IN THE WINTER!But the best is the location.2-3 minutes walking from Marienplatz,and from the Beer Restaurants!!!
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Koralifix says:
Blumeninsel Mainau (‘Flower Island Mainau’) is a beautiful spot in the south of Germany. This idyllic island is located in Konstanz in the middle of Lake Constance.
The Lennart Bernadotte Foundation is the proud owner of this harmonic area and takes care of the maintenance of this popular desti…
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ronikoslo says:
I am 20 years old and I just moved to Berlin with my girlfriend. I have been exploring the local museums to get a better idea of this new city, and I must say that the best one I have been to is THE STORY OF BERLIN Museum.
I went not too long ago with my girlfriend and my two nieces and my nephe…
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Koralifix says:
Hey guys, where is the sixth star? Honestly, I could need it right now!
Europa-Park Rust is one of the best amusement parks ever! That’s for sure!
I absolutely love action in form of high and fast roller coasters. That’s why one of my favourite places is Europa-Park.
This park offers eve…
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rickbpilot says:
Wow. My first time to Germany and my first beer festival over there and it was amazing!!! Loved it and am definitely making it into a yearly trip. Can't wait to go again. A litre of beer cost 7 euro which wasn't too bad for how good it was. Tons of people, tons of live music, food, rides, then …
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Tootiebug says:
We stayed at the Lanhaus Friesen for 1 night and regretted that we didn't stay longer. The place was storybook gorgeous! It's in a small town called Friesen. Don't let the address fool you. It has a Hirschaid address only because Friesen does not have a post office. The buffet breakfast was free and…
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Larrys says:
Germany is known for their delicious sausage. Each region uses slightly different seasonings and cuts of meat. The sizes and shape of the sausage also varies. In bavaria, bratwurst is long and always sticks out from both ends of the bun. But in Nurnberg, the sausages are made from pork and are s…
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Expensive "General Tip & Advice" in Germany
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WAKeele says:
GO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Lucy360 says:
I highly recommend the Niederwald monument as its sheer size was quite incredible. The monument is a symbol of Germany's regained unity and was paid for by donations from the whole nation. The monumnet is 25 meters high and is adorned with 200 lifesize armed forces figures. The monument can be reach…
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mein0001 says:
The Käthe Wohlfahrt Christmas store is absolutely fabulous. I can’t post many pictures, as photographs weren’t allowed to be taken within the store. But believe me, it is amazing. When you first enter the store, you are in the “Christmas museum” portion. They have different Christmas scenes…
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Larrys says:
The Anh Tuan Restaurant is a little Vietnamese Restaurant tucked away in a neighborhood near the downtown area of Schweinfurt. It is owned and operated by Vietnamese immigrants.
I first learned about this restaurant from a retired Army General living in Schweinfurt. He was walking on the treadm…
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Koralifix says:
The Wartburg Castle, located in the town of Eisenach in the German state of Thuringia, is one of the country's very historic and interesting places.
Since 1999 the castle belongs to the UNESCO World Heritages and is an even more exciting magnet for history and architecture enthusiasts!
This cast…
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mellemel8 says:
We stayed here overnight and we did not want to leave. FREE WIFI of course. you need a cab to go to the KOLN. i was impressed with the bathroom. the floors were heated, huge bathtub, you can fit 3 adults in it. the bed was very comfy. it was a fluffy comforter. we were spoiled here. i would come bac…
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nadda says:
If you're ever going to Schleswig (or somewhere nearby) you have to visit this museum. It's so educational and you get to see tons of things and learn about things. This is a huge museum and you have to take a whole day out of your calendar to see all the good aspects of this museum.
When I was at…
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Europe_Is_For_Me says:
Ok, I know Germany has a lot to offer Munich, Berlin, etc. For those of you who have some time to go off the beaten track you may want to visit Heidelberg. In Heidelberg there is a place called PalmBrau Gasses, it a restaurant/bar that has a great enviroment, awesome music and even better food.
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lauro says:
i dont know if other european cities offer this kind of premium. but here in germany they do (because travelling in germany by train is VERY expensive). they have the so-called night trains. in düsseldorf (for example)one can travel to paris, verona, milan, copenhagen, prague, bratislava, vienna, z…
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Lucy360 says:
I think its safe to say that Hotel Kurfurst was the most fun hotel I have ever stayed at. Althought the rooms are pretty basic all you really need is somewhere to put your head down and wash. It was clean, the food was good (Im a vegetarian and they catered for me excellently), and the staff were mo…
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Petra2111 says:
We stayed here in June 2006 for 3 days when we passed München on our way to Italy (a roundtrip of 5 weeks). I can highly recommend it! It is a lovely affordable hotel in Bavarian style. Family Zellermayr runs the place and they guarantee a great service. It is a hotel with lots of traditions like …
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KoelnSwimr says:
If you are a young person, I would recommend spending your nightlife along Zulpicherstrasse, which is a whole street near the University full of young people. When there is a party going on around town, this is where it is at!
If you are an older person, looking for a more touristy experience, I w…
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KoelnSwimr says:
I was lucky enough to go to the Koelner Lichter this year, and I was pleasantly surprised! The fireworks set to the music were absolutely amazing, and unlike a firework show I have seen before. The display is launched from a barge in the middle of the Rhein River. One of the large bridges actuall…
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lauro says:
it was hard living in düsseldorf in the beginning. it is a very posh city. the people are snobby and arrogant and so is the city itself.
i cannot pretend that i am rich hahaha because i am not, but taking out the facade of elegance and class, düsseldorf is a city of free-thinking people, true a…
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Larrys says:
This natural history museum is housed in a beautiful neo-classical style building constructed in the late 1820's.
It is located near the Wilheim Zoological exhibit, on the opposite end of the Rosenstein Park from the Museum am Lowentor. This is a nice walk through the park which will take you …
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TommyGER says:
Very stylish, new build Hotel in the Schöneberg,Berlin. The rooms are cloured in black and white, very noble. WLan and LCD TV in all rooms, with international programms(e.g.german,english,us,russian,spanish...).
Easy to reach via U-Bahn(Subway).
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Adrian_Liston says:
The EL-DE house is a museum and memorial to the Gestapo prison and Nazi era in Cologne. The main exhibit is the house itself, which was the local Gestapo headquarters and prison. Down in the basement you can visit the prison cells where "undesirables" were tortured and killed. The tiny cells were co…
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belgian_tom says:
Review City Apart. Hotel Düsseldorf
This place, located in the centre of Düsseldorf, does not offer the luxury of a five star hotel. What it does offer though is great value for money.
It is an ideal hotel for a city trip, a short walk away from the major sights of the city. Less than ten minu…
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lauro says:
i organized a meet up here in düsseldorf, germany last april 19th 2008. it was supposed to be a mini meet up, but it suddenly became huge with over 50+ people attending.
so i had the dillema of which resto can accomodate my friends. my 2 german friends marcelo and kaity helped me search for the …
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Zen says:
Da Pasquale is an Italian restaurant that is located very close to Pizzeria Roma and Pizzeria Amalfi, which I have also reviewed in this blog. All three are located at the same intersection and all three have been there for a long time so somehow they must all but doing something right.
Da Pasqua…
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IchliebeDeutschland says:
The Hilton Munich City hotel was a really great hotel I thought. Everyone who worked there was very friendly and helpful. The hotel is in good location, just about a ten minute walk to the center of Munich depending on how fast you walk, haha. What I thought was really cool was that there was a trai…
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lauro says:
düsseldorf is home to germany's über über über expensive shopping district named königsallee or the kings allee. it is a kilometer of shops from every famous designers around the world. from fur coats in winter to swirling colors in summer to jeweliers to art galleries and über expensive clubs…
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Larrys says:
If you are looking for a nice hotel with all the amenities then this is good choice. They have a restaurant that only serves organic food items, 24 hr reception, under ground parking garage and fitness center.
The location is pretty good, just 3 blocks west of the Bismarckplatz where the pedestr…
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