Today July 4, I took off on a round trip until July 11 from PIT and after thirteen long hours, I had landed at DE airport in Berlin. I still had a full day ahead of me with lots of things to see. I started of by going and visiting the remains of the Berlin Wall and the last gate,the Brandenburg Gate, at the western end of Unter den Linden Boulevard. From there, I traveled to the Charlottenburg Palace, the oldest surviving Prussian palace. It was quite a sight, it looked like a palace from the Disney movies! By the time I got done touring both of those, it was around three in the afternoon. for lunch, I traveled to the Ana e Bruno and got a "Dedicated to Gualtiero Marchesi“ with baby spinach, pine nuts, raisins, Norcia truffles and Marsala-Stravecchio sauce. It was scrumptious! To end the day, I visited The Soviet War Memorial that has statues bearing tribute to the Russian soldiers who died fighting Hitler. To retire the night, I retired to my room at the Hotel Concorde Berlin for the night. http://www.destination360.com/europe/germany/things-to-do
Today July 4, I took off on a round trip until July 11 from PIT and after thirteen long hours, I had landed at DE airport in Berlin. I still had a full day ahead of me with lots of things to see. I started of by going and visiting the remains of the Berlin Wall and the last gate,the Brandenburg Gate, at the western end of Unter den Linden Boulevard. From there, I traveled to the Charlottenburg Palace, the oldest surviving Prussian palace. It was quite a sight, it looked like a palace from the Disney movies! By the time I got done touring both of those, it was around three in the afternoon. for lunch, I traveled to the Ana e Bruno and got a "Dedicated to Gualtiero Marchesi“ with baby spinach, pine nuts, raisins, Norcia truffles and Marsala-Stravecchio sauce. It was scrumptious! To end the day, I visited The Soviet War Memorial that has statues bearing tribute to the Russian soldiers who died fighting Hitler. To retire the night, I retired to my room at the Hotel Concorde Berlin for the night. http://www.destination360.com/europe/germany/things-to-do
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