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Pelting along the Autobahn and the meeting of Max

We left Munich bright and early today and quickly found ourselves on the German Autobahn, which I have to say, I was expecting more from. I thought that it would be 4 lanes of cars that would just FLY past you, and yet, while you did have your fast cars and a certain amount of speed being...

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Chris and Emily on July 8, 2009 from Trier, Germany

from the travel blog: Europe 2009

Finally made it to Munich, it's a miracle!

What a bloody day we had yesterday/today! We left Stockholm on the over night train that then got us into a place called Malmo at the bottom of Sweden at 6am, we then had to catch a commuter train to Copenhagen, we waited there for 2 hours, then jumped on another train to Hamburg, only this was...

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Chris and Emily on July 7, 2009 from Munich, Germany

from the travel blog: Europe 2009

so siehts aus

Josen auf jeden Fall ganz toll

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benni on July 7, 2009 from Bad Langensalza, Germany

from the travel blog: Freiwilliges Soziales Jahr in Tochigi, Japan

How many more are there we don't know about? ...how many more without a name?

In March of 1933 in a small town in southern Germany named Dachau a man named Adolph Hitler opened what was termed a ‘concentration camp.’ Over the course of the next decade hundreds more of these camps would be opened across Europe with Dachau serving as the prototype and model for the others...

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kmr788 on July 6, 2009 from Dachau, Germany

from the travel blog: Dublin, Ireland

What the hell happened to my beer?!

I’ll do what I did a couple weekends ago and split my weekend into two blogs. This covers Friday. We had to leave for the airport pretty early because our flight to Germany left around 9:30. We flew into a small town called Memmingen about an hour and a half outside of Munich. When we...

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kmr788 on July 5, 2009 from Munich, Germany

from the travel blog: Dublin, Ireland

3 weeks left

I have, up until now, never had a problem with the idea of going home. I do love living in Germany, even if there are things about German society and the university system which drive me a little bit crazy, but I’ve always had it in the back of my mind that I would be going back home. A friend...

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lost_red_balloon on July 4, 2009 from Trier, Germany

from the travel blog: The Oldest City in Germany

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alvaro84 on July 2, 2009 from Berlin, Germany

from the travel blog: Alvarito por Europa 2009

Beer and Pretzels

It’s surprising how fast people fall in love with Germany. The first time I came two summers ago, I was immediately smitten. Two seconds after stepping into our first beer hall, Heather and Kahea were head-over-heels. There’s just something about this place. It’s clean, it’s calm, the people...

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kalib on June 28, 2009 from Munich, Germany

from the travel blog: Guido Watch '09

21.6.2009

Poslední zastávka našeho výletu je v německém městečku Heildelberg. Kupodivu (minimálně pro Vaška) úplně neznámé městečko je evidentně oblíbená (a velice hezká) turistická destinace. K prohlídce zve místní hrad, starý kamenný most, je tu stará univerzita ze 14tého století, budovy z nedaleko...

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helebart on June 21, 2009 from Heidelberg, Germany

from the travel blog: Holandsko na lodi a další zastávky (Helásek & Vašek)