June 24, 201214 yr Author Active Members I was asked the way to go to Tiergarten The action is around the Lowenbrucke (black circle in the picture), around the tennis tables (red circle in the picture) and in the bushes around. The place is relatively easy to reach, going to Tiergarten metro station (S), then taking Strass des 17 Juni on the right and entering at the first entry (there is a building) to take Bremer weg. The Bridge is around 10 minutes walking from the station Tiergarten S. Have fun
June 30, 201214 yr Active Members Pauleiro, you are better than Spartacus. Vielen dank! Glutes, I think you, Pauleiro, and some of the rest of us are definitely better than SPARTACUS. I came to this conclusion some years back when I read the mess which this guide book had about Brasil [Rio de janeiro specially]. Apparently the same applies to other cities as well! [Thanks for allowing me to respond, and I applaud and thank Pauleiro and TomCal for their updates on some European cities!]
July 13, 201214 yr Hey Pauleiro in an European context does "Active" always = TOP and "Passive" always = Bottom?
July 14, 201214 yr Author Active Members Hey Pauleiro in an European context does "Active" always = TOP and "Passive" always = Bottom? It is correct. In Czech, the question is "jsi aktivni nebo passivni ?" (are you active or passive ?)
July 16, 201214 yr Active Members Food Porn...so sorry if I made anyone hungry for a different type of sausage. I love ihpguy's response here! It is so choice! - - - For I was one of those individuals who was "hungry for a different type of sausage." But currently I'm working on receiving the biggest of "sausages" when I am in Berlin for almost a week in September prior to my tour.
April 17, 201412 yr Active Members When I read "sausage"-- you know where my mind instantly ventured, but again, you mentioned "food hall," so the vision immediately dissipated. At any rate I will make sure that I write down the information and go there and savor in the offerings as well as take photos. Thank you! I stayed in a wonderful apartment which was about two blocks from the KaWeDe, and when I did go to this gorgeous, very upscale department store, I fell in love with it, everything! Unfortunately, there was nothing that I really had a desire to purchase, but I did manage to have a lovely lunch at one of the small, restaurants; that afternoon I had Japanese which was cooked right in front of me while I sat on the stool observing my environs and the people in general! [...trip in September of 2013.]
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