A little adventure lasting 3 days!
Finally, we are going to Berlin! We pre-purchased tickets for 12.01. 2013 and back 15.01. 2013 and booked three nights in Berlin. The trip was timed to coincide with our anniversary.
Our trip was dedicated to Berlin and everything nearby, and the main goal was to climb the Reichstag!
We left our things at our hotel and ran to see the city, having previously asked at the hotel reception where you can try real German beer and eat delicious German knuckle. And we tried it all in the restaurant "Georgien Brö j". This is a wonderful brewery, located in the historical place where Berlin was born!
The next day at 9:00 am, we met the guide with whom we had made prior arrangements.
The girl's name was Irina Schwartz, a pretty, emotional and interesting conversationalist! (data: +4915214457502 schwarzirina@yandex. ru)
During the tour there was a feeling that we are walking around the city with an old friend who is trying to show him so that you fall in love with him! Thanks to the fact that we traveled around Berlin by car, we did not freeze! The weather was not pleasant outside, there was no rain, but it was still quite damp, the temperature was about 0 degrees, and the feeling was -5, -8 C °. We saw a lot of interesting things and thought that in Berlin we saw everything! But it turned out that in our district, where our hotel is located, there are many attractions within walking distance, which Ira told us everything about, marked on the map and left for us to visit on our own. In the evening we climbed the dome of the Reichstag, caught a time when it was still light and were able to see all the sights from a bird's eye view that we had seen from the ground during the day! From above, the city looks different.
It is beautiful and interesting to look at the city in the evening, when the lights come on and the sights begin to be beautifully illuminated! Interestingly, the roof under the dome of the Reichstag is made of glass. And when people's deputies work in the meeting room, you can watch this action! There was also an unplanned adventure when we went to the Jewish Museum, and it is located in the Turkish quarter. This is one of the central districts of Berlin, and the feeling that you get into real Turkey! Ira told us that there are many Turks in Berlin. But that there are so many of them and that they are so original was a surprise! The signs are in Turkish, you can hear their speech around, 100% feeling that you are in Turkey. Although I must say that in this area we saw many beautiful old buildings and German churches of an unusual, pompous form!
Berlin left the most pleasant impressions and sensations!
It is really very large, diverse and not ordinary. And I think that everyone will take away in their heart a piece of this city, which will be their own! Thank you Berlin for the welcome and see you soon!
