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blog of an unnamed irish traveller menu my journey brilliant berlin 22/11/2016 no comments i’ve been away for a while, going back home to ireland for personal reasons, but now i’m back on my travels for the time being at least and decided to head to berlin. i have heard people raving about berlin and i have to say i wasn’t to be disappointed. it really is a wonderful city. the juxtaposition between the east and west sides is an amazing way to see the different paths that history took in germany. it is easy for younger people to forget that under 25 years ago, germany was split into two different parts. although berlin actually sits in the area formerly known as east germany, the city itself was also partitioned into eastern and western sections. some history to stop east germans from getting into the western section (and out of east germany), a wall was built around the area and an area of “no mans’ land” was set up. the majority of this wall was torn down in the late 80 and early 90’s when the two germanys reunited with one another. however, it is possible to see areas where sections of the wall still stand. there is a large section close to the river which is famous for its amazing graffiti. this graffiti shares a lot of amazing political and historical sentiments from people from both sides of the wall. down by this “gallery” there are also some tributes to the people who died whilst trying to cross the wall. i head over to checkpoint charlie as well, which is the site where one of the old crossing points used to be. i think this was one which was administered by the american military. for a small fee, you can even get a stamp put in your passport to show that you have been thorough here! the checkpoint charlie museum is a must visit exhibition if you are interested in the differences between the east and the west and the whole cold war. one of the most interesting sections talks about all of the different ways that east german citizens tried to escape to the west. one family built a car with a false top which was designed to come off when it hit the checkpoint barrier, so that the car could drive under the barrier without having to stop! there are also some fantastic bits of espionage kit, which really make you think about what kind of spy technology must exist by now… berlin attractions one of the best free attractions in berlin is the reichstag dome. although you need to book online before you visit, there is no charge for this service, and you get to step inside one of the most iconic buildings in europe. it is worth noting that the dome may be closed at short notice due to the fact the reichstag building is where the german parliament sits. if a foreign head of state is visiting, they may shut parts of the building, including the dome, although i think that it is still sometimes possible to see down and view the parliament in session. if you do go to visit the dome, you should know that they will not accept large bags and you will need to go through security to make sure that you do not have any harmful weapons. i also enjoyed visiting the mauerpark market, which is the largest market in berlin. it’s full of amazing handmade/homemade stuff, as well as lots of little second hand trinkets. it is also a great place to go if you want to try a plethora of different street foods from around the world. the grass area overlooking the market is also a cultural haven, where street musicians and performers just turn up and compete to entertain the crowds. if you don’t like what you are listening to, you can vote with your feet and wander off to find a performer who you find more pleasing. i spent almost the whole day here just enjoying the sunshine and soaking up the amazing atmosphere. it is the perfect park for an afternoon with friends. continue reading my journey goethe and gardens 25/09/2016 no comments well it’s been a few weeks since my last post as i had to nip back to ireland due to a family emergency which in the end all ended well, thankfully. so after leaving home again the next stop on this whirlwind tour of europe is frankfurt. i have travelled to frankfurt once before as part of a work seminar, and i have a few connections there who i felt that it would be lovely to catch up with. frankfurt is basically the financial centre of germany, but i was visiting with the intention of seeing a different side. the financial skyline is amazing (especially at night), but i wanted to look around some different bits. frankfurt is a great place to go if you do not speak german, as almost everyone in the city will be able to converse with you in almost perfect english. i wanted the opportunity to practice my (slightly rusty) german language skills, but as soon as i showed any sign of faltering, the people that i was trying to converse with would immediately switch to english. unlike some of the other cities that i have visited on my trip so far, frankfurt has a very modern vibe to it. although there are a few historical attractions, many of the older buildings in the city were destroyed during the war and have now been rebuilt. one of the most impressive historical sites to visit is the city’s cathedral. it was at a cathedral on this site that the kings of the holy roman emperor used to be crowned. in terms of european unity and the concepts of a unified europe, this site is a very important one. the cathedral itself has been rebuilt a number of times, due to fire and bombardments, but it retains an amazing gothic style. likewise, concepts of european unity have been destroyed and rebuilt many times since the holy roman empire. as per usual, i took the opportunity to climb up as many steps as i could so that i could see the city from above. this is definitely becoming a theme for my travels. chinese gardens i also decided to take a look around the chinese gardens, which were looking gorgeous at this time of year. one of the maintenance staff told me that they have had a great season this year for growing, although from our ensuing discussion, he did seem as though he was a perennially perky person. the tagline for the chinese garden is that it is a “peaceful place to rest” and it is hard to disagree with this sentiment. there seemed to be many frankfurters visiting the garden to enjoy their lunch break, even though it had been a rather wet morning. goethe for those with a literary mind, a trip to the goethe museum is also well worth it. goethe is one of frankfurt’s most famous sons, and you will be able to pick up goethe memorabilia in every souvenir shop in the city. his original home was another of the historic buildings which was destroyed by shelling during the second world war, but a german charity has painstakingly restored the house so that it resembles the original as it looked whilst goethe was alive. i have loved goethe since school (when we studied some of his work in our german language classes), and this visit gave me the perfect chance to imagine him in his baroque bourgeois lifestyle. the restoration of his study was particularly inspiring for one who enjoys putting (metaphorical) pen to paper. of course, i went out and bought some of his works “auf deutsch” to keep me entertained for the rest of my trip. i guess i better go and brush up on my german language skills! continue reading my journey camping in luxembourg 07/08/2016 no comments well it’s been almost a month since i last posted and a lot has happened in that time in france, some of it not so good. i decided to get out of france for now and i elected to head off to the grand duchy of luxembourg. patrick’s friends were heading away for a few days to celebrate the end of their studies, and they had a spare place in their car. as long as i was happy to pitch in for petrol, then they were pleased to be able to have an extra person along for the ride. camping and fairytale castles a few of patrick’s friends knew of a small campsite near to a town called vianden, which is widely 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