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Thursday, April 19. 2007
This group seems to have a thing with beef fillets and other gourmet stuff, police have told reporters. This is because this group, who are composed of about 30 people or so, have robbed several gourmet shops and restaurants for the last few months, always taking the beef fillets with them. The Kobe gourmet shop has reported that only the beef fillets were taken by this group when it was robbed early this week.
Recent events have baffled the authorities back in Germany. A group dressed in superhero costumes has robbed several chains of restaurants and gourmet shops in Hamburg. People are saying that Robin Hood and his Merrymen have been brought back to life, and that they are now making a statement on the uneven distribution of wealth in this country. Robin Hood and his Merrymen in Germany? Plus, in this modern information age? You've got to be putting one on me!
People have also told reporters that this series of gourmet shop and restaurant robberies in Hamburg are the group's idea of making the whole world see the inequality in Germany. While some people are dining in classy joints such as gourmet restaurants, half of this country's population is happy with bread and fish on their plates each and every day. Much like what we have here, don't you think?
Sunday, April 15. 2007
 In classical times, the names Beethoven, Mozart, Wolfgang, and Bach would definitely ring more bells than a cathedral on a wedding day. These musicians have defined how music is being created today, and their music would stay well within our minds' ears more than it would in our minds' eyes. Even a damn rock concert would lose its audience with a performance from anyone of these classical giants!
There have also been many European musicians that have made it big in these modern times. If we have Jimi Hendrix, then our Brit friends have the Beatles to boot! But, I think we just don't have a classical musician worthy of being put up in the ranks of these European classical giants. A German classical genius, who goes by the name of Bach, has even an instrument that is being displayed for public viewing in the Leipzig Collegium.
The baroque German harpsichord is among the greatest musical creations humanity as seen and actually heard. It resonates sound more than a small orchestra would, with its 16-inch stop and its separate organ-styled pedal. When Bach moved on to hold a directorship position on the Collegium, about a dozen or so performances of this classical giant was done using this instrument. The Leipzig Collegium is now publicly displaying this instrument, and it would be worth about a year of tasty gourmet meals if you miss seeing it once your in Germany.
Friday, April 13. 2007
The world has suddenly turned too damn sick for me with this news! Yes, we have lots of actual information on cannibalism being done here and there in history, but I think the cases are around two centuries old. Of course, this would give anyone the idea that these cases are either a result of misinformation, or bad education the people back then were receiving at the time these instances happened. With this recent cannibalism case, I think you'd better monitor the information your kids have access to on cyberspace. Better yet, even monitor those handheld mobile gizmos they use for communication purposes with the outside world.
This is because German self-confessed cannibal, by the name of Armin Meiwes, used an advertisement placed on cyberspace so as to commit one of his wildest fantasies. In court, this sick bastard told of his sob story as a boy growing up without the attention and care of a father, and his childhood crackpot fantasies of a brother who would be forever with him. With this, he had this sick fantasy that eating up someone, preferably male, would make this person stay with him always and forever. Talk about sick, man! But what's even sicker is this certain Bernd-Jurgen Brandes, the victim who willingly answered the ad placed by the damn cannibal! It seems to be quite a sensational case since the old victim was a willing prey to the fantasies of this sick bastard. The entire act was caught on video, and the court would be using it as evidence to see whether the victim willingly obliged to the cannibalistic desires of Mr. Miles, or otherwise.
Monday, April 9. 2007
If there's one thing that our German friends do well, it's to anticipate great things to come! I once told a few friends of mine that being in the company of teary-eyed Germans is like being among prophets and seers! Yes, German people know when there's something which is worth their time to cry on, or make decisions on, and let alone celebrate! With this, the good German government has expressed their sincerest support on building a foundation for their communities regarding open source design and development.
Those people high up in the ranks of their government have also stated that with open source design and development, the software industry would be able to produce more quality applications both for their own needs as well as for the entire planet's. With this, they plan on building technical facilities in which to develop their people's open source design and development skills. I think they see digital information technology as something which could be manipulated for each purpose, and that the way to this customizability is open source design and development. This is mainly because with such a platform, people could fully customize an application regarding its security features, as well as its functionality. That is, keeping it open for all to modify, which would evidently make the programs more accessible, usable, and cost-effective!
Saturday, April 7. 2007
 I know being drunk may cause a person to see himself and the world as fresh and young-looking, but I think a newly formulated German beer just might actually be able to do this the literal way! Since beer is regarded as being a healthy drink if taken in moderation, what bad would it do if it is made to stop a person's aging process as well! I now believe that the heavens bless the human race time and again with such beautiful things, and beer is one of the things in history I see as an epitome of the outworldly combination of miracles and human ingenuity!
I even think the digital information platform known throughout the world as the internet comes a distant second when it comes to the invention of beer as the top innovations of past centuries. Well, now that there's a beer that's supposed to keep people young, then the internet just became the distant third! This German beer, called Bathbeer, can be either drunk or applied on the surface of the skin. I just hate the idea of the latter method, for it gives me the idea of drinking cosmetics! Nevertheless, I thank the heavens for the innovators of this beer didn't strip this drink off its necessary alcoholic content!
Thursday, April 5. 2007
The world, as far as I can see it and through it, has certainly turned bonkers! With the advent of fast internet connections, we have equally fast-acting viruses, trojans, spyware, and hackers. With our energy resources being depleted by the minute, we spend twice as much of it! Plus, with the proliferation of the dreaded AIDS virus, or all those other sexually transmitted diseases, prostitution just turned legal in some countries, specifically in Germany! Well, this is not latest breaking news for most of us, but the idea that there are certain benefits you would be receiving from the German government in being a prostitute is indeed news! More so, losing certain benefits by not being one!
As one of the welfare states of the world, Germany has definitely taken one step ahead of its counterpart states in the European region. I think they even surpassed the absurdity of having heroin clinics and heroin addiction being treated as any other legal addiction. In the country's welfare provisions and laws, any woman aged 54 years and below who have not been formally employed for over, if not equal to, a year is subject to employment considerations in Germany's sex industry. If she doesn't do this, this poor woman would lose the unemployment benefits she is receiving from the government! The German government contends that this is a formidable solution for the growing unemployment rate of the country, and that the prostitutes are protected by certain laws and provisions that were set forth by the government specified for this employment post. A woman, not to be named for purposes of legality (and morality, I guess), has reported to have lost her unemployment benefits she has been receiving from the German government because she did not want to be a prostitute, and yet there were no other options regarding employment that were available for her to choose otherwise.
Sunday, April 1. 2007
Over the weekend, I attended the Christening of my friend's first born to her half-German husband. She had been my friend since college, and up to now I am still wondering why we never got involved. Anyway, my friend chose me to be one of the godfathers during the baptismal rites. I now have a total of seven godchildren. Had her husband been of Italian descent, I could have pulled my Brando impersonation. What struck me was the name the father chose to give to the boy. They named him Alaric. I already expected it was German, but I have no idea about what the name meant. It was my first time hearing such name, which I personally find cute and very masculine at the same time.
I immediately consulted Uncle Google. I learned that Alaric was the name of a Visigoth king. Visigoth is Germanic tribe during the days of the Roman Empire. Alaric I led the tribe against Rome in August 410, which symbolized the fall of the Western Roman Empire. Generally you can call Alaric as the man who brought an end to the Roman Empire. I was able to speak to the father, who talks with a slightly-recognizable German accent. He told me that Alaric means "everybody's ruler." For their first born, which happens to be a boy, he wanted to give a name that would signify strength and courage. I think that by having the name of Alaric, my 7th godchild is bound for greatness.
Saturday, March 31. 2007
Yes, folks, this is Germany and this is where World Cup fever is rising -- fast. But how come World Cup came into the picture when all we're talking about is the remains of spitted gum? Well, that becomes a major issue when the gum has the spit of a German celebrity player.
That's right. Germany's goalkeeper, Jens Lehmann, or his saliva, rather, is probably the most priced commodity recently bought on an online auction. Yes, people, B-O-U-G-H-T! Can you believe a crap like that could amount to more than 500 euros?! Tsk, tsk. The extent of what people could do for their share of fame...
For those who are frequent patrons of E-bay and such money-making sites, there is no need to worry about being duped because the second-hand piece is claimed to be as authentic as George Michael being gay. According to reports, the finder had VIP access to a match, which enabled the person to roam around and pick up (not with bare hands, silly, but a hanky -- careful to preserve the spit) the spoils of the game. Obviously, the seller did not intend to be the keeper of the souvenir, but hey, with that high a bid for being a real sports vulture (literally speaking) for a day, no wonder many takers were inspired with their own abracadabras. Then again, it is still unsure whether the actual auction pushed through or the gum indeed contains Lehmann's DNA.
Friday, March 30. 2007
 I was watching the movie Seven starring Brad Pitt and Morgan Freeman. There was this scene in the library that I remember very much because of the background music, a classical music to be specific. It was very comforting in the ears and gave me a feeling of relief. When I researched about the music, I learned it was the Air On A G String From Suite No.3 In D Bwv 1068 by master Johann Sebastian Bach. I loved the music so much that I bought a Bach Collection CD. I wasn't expecting I would be able to appreciate his other musical masterpiece like the Brandenburg Concerto, Sheep May Safely Graze, Gavotte From Suite No. 3 In D Major For Orchestra, and Harpsichord Concerto In E Major (1st Movement). It was because of Bach that I get to appreciate other classical masters like Mozart, Beethoven, and operas from Verdi and Puccini.
For me, Master Bach's works are still relevant in our times, just like the teachings of his fellow German Karl Marx. Bach was born into one of the most extraordinary musical families of all time. His father, Johann Ambrosius Bach, was a talented violinist and trumpeter. His interest in music sprung at the young age of 10. When he died at the age of 65, he was able to compose more than 1,000 works. This made him one of the greatest composer of the baroque period, and of all time.
Thursday, March 29. 2007
There are lots of popular sights in Germany. Different cities have different attractions. The towering domes and castles are reminiscent of ancient times; the museums commemorate German artistry; the impressive buildings represent the future of the land; and the quaint countryside immortalizes modest and decent living. That concludes why Germany is a premier tourist destination in Europe.
How would you like to penetrate an honorary gate of freedom and unity? The gate who freed thousands of bottled souls! In 1989, history marks the fall of the Berlin Wall as the Brandenburg Gate stood witness to reunified East and West Germany.
The Brandenburg Gate is a powerful landmark in Berlin. The pillars retell the outbreak and triumph in German history. Its crowning glory is a bronze- plated goddess on chariot of four travelling horses. The sandstone gate is an entry not only to fine architectural delghts but to the unfolding of world civilization. Often, festivals, demostrations and various events take place on its ground.
Berlin locals hail it as their national treasure while tourists continue to pour in. What makes it different from other worthy tourist sight is the value it preserves a couple of decades back. It soars as a monumental pride for Germany's long-sought prayers of unity.
Monday, March 26. 2007
If history will be retold, of those castles and knights, the fine pieces of these fine structures were actually construed as a fortress from besiege and for defense during the clouts of the Middle Ages. With its turrets and high walls, it stood as a formidable opponent against army of assailants.
The castles are scattered in various architectural designs, all of which, corresponds with its natural abode. Walls are escalating and formidable in castles atop the mountains, while it also provides for an overlooking landscape. On the other hand, castles on the plains are usually surrounded by lakes, ponds or rivers.
There are no dragons in castles but this myth resembles to the idea of conquering the formidable walls. There are different strategies used to force the castle inhabitants out. Normally, it entails time until they run out of stocks or food. They sometimes build dams and tunnels to infiltrate the torch of defense. But these combat efforts sometimes end in withdrawal should all possible ways have been exhausted. Knights are tested not only of courage but willful determination.
These castles abounding the regions are one of the favorite tourist attractions in Germany. While we fathom Rapunzel to draw her hair down from the wall, castles are no longer just structures of romance and amusement but of revealing past. Of castles and knights, it certainly breathes of long-preserved exploits.
Sunday, March 25. 2007
 The world usually welcomes the forthcoming year with lavish celebrations and a party bash for friends and the family. In each part of the globe, there are diverse rituals but all the same, time passes by and another year unfolds. And then no matter how far we may be and how much we differ from one another, we submit under one age, one year.
In Germany, New Year's Eve entails a more intimate gathering. The New Year's Eve is sincerely for the family. Before the tick clocks to another time frame, they hold a toast normally with Sekt or champagne while everyone roars "Prostit Neujahr!" Soon, fireworks blaze to skies while they embrace another year.
Bleigiessen is a popular custom in Germany. It is a ritual observed in view of the occasion. Lead chunks are melted in a spoon heated by the candle. The molten lead is then transferred to a basin of cold water where its hardened remains will soon take shape. Each will determine what he or she makes out of the figure. They believe that the figure will lay a fate of what you'll be the next year.
Bleigiessen has gone so popular that Silvesterblei sets are commercialized, complete with package materials with guides and meanings for various shapes. This German custom actually amazes me. Whether its factual or a myth, whatever the results are, still the ritual binds the family closer.
In every event or occasion, eating is almost an inevitable tradition. In Germany, you'll enjoy varied specialties in different taste, smell and treats. All the same, guests are still summoned to a delectable dining experience.
In Christmas, along with the constant ringing of the bells, the air is filled with the aroma of baked apples and cookies, and so with the warm inviting flavors of fish or meat. It is as common as having the traditional turkey during the American Thanksgiving dinner. But in some instances, it varies in different German communities.
In rural regions, hunting and butchering a hog is common before the holiday season. This fresh and good meat is relished with potatoes, small dumplings (Spatzle) and kraut, and Metzelsuppe or soup from the broth you boiled your sausage in. But this meal entails a lot of preparation for cleaning, chopping and slicing of the hog, for which most family members and friends help out.
On the other hand, fish is a rather favorite serving in Catholic areas where and when there's a lavish supply. The Christmas table also includes pork roast and liver dumpling soup. In the last century, Wiener Schnitzel became popular. It is traditional to have cabbage (red or white) and Sauerkraut with mulled cider, beer and Gluhwein as favorite drinks. However, when supply or climate does not permit a fish or hog meal, goose is an equally sumptuous alternative. Goose fat or Gansefett with crackling served on a bread with salt is a delicacy aside from the goose egg and meat.
Although these specialties represent various traditions, what's important is to have family and friends together. May it be with goose, fish or hog, a lot of details and effort is placed behind every meal. The German holiday season is not just about the lavish celebration but the sentiments of unity and peace.
Saturday, March 24. 2007
Germany that is once associated with the Axis power in World War I is now one of the pleasurevilles in Europe. Actually, it does not even compare to the carnage and truculence once attached and labeled to the German leader, Adolf Hitler. The towns personify a more quiet and progressive scenery in this fast-changing world.
A tourist in Germany may spend plenty of time in a strand of endless sight-seeing. We often hear about their famous landmarks and musuems situated in different cities. You may also take part in numerous events and holiday celebrations. But with all this fun, your body may also wear out from fatigue and so much excitement. So why not visit a resort spa and have a German holiday with your health?!
Verdant and serene, Baden-Baden resort spa is a fitting refuge for rest and meditation. Relax your body and free your mind from wearineess. Sitting at the foot of the Black Forest mountains, you mights as well indulge yourself in hot springs that contains salt and radon, and with a basking temperature at 70°C with. Mild, warm and reflective- these will surely enhance your circulation and flow.
In itself, it is natural health paradise for it also offers various treatments in musculo-skeletal and cardio-vascular illnesses; and gynaecological problems; nervous system disorders; psychosomatic fatigue as well as convalescence and infirmity. Who knows, that could also be a soul-enhancing experience!
Friday, March 23. 2007
 You may be surprised to know that one of the important holiday celebrations in Germany is Easter. Why be surprised? Because while it is commonly celebrated worldwide, we always picture Germans to be rigid or stern. Perhaps that's how they are always presumed to be!
Like in other countries, Easter is the time when family are all the more closely-tied or bound. Same in Germany, during the holiday the family celebrates by having a fine meal afterwhich the egg-hunt begins. They look for the Easter Eggs hidden by the so-called Easter Bunny. Same tradition follows. They also have what they call the Easter walk. The family treads through the fields or wherever they make take the stride together.
In some communities in Germany like Bavaria, they anticipate the Easter celebration even before the sunrise. They lit fires mostly in open fields and they call it the Easter Fire. For them, this ritual emphasizes a belief in life against death. Soon after, with lighted candles at hand, they take the walk to the nearest church.
There are similar traditions and customs that other nations may associate with Germans like the Oktoberfest. It is not a celebration but more like a festival featuring race horses. The Oktoberfest is likewise celebrated in other parts of America. It displays a friendly pact between two nations that was once tight-fist rivals. Meanwhile, their Christmas celebration is not far other practices. They also uphold the ideals of St. Nikolaus, also known as the Santa Claus. It is the time when children has to prove themselves by sing a song or reciting a poem and so they receive gifts, all for displaying goodwill.
Sometimes it marvels afew to have their notions actually mislead by impressions. But isn't it fascinating to learn a little trivia, hopefully in course of understanding a unique culture more.
Monday, March 19. 2007
Now, tourists can finally set their feet onto the controversial bunker of German tyrant leader Adolf Hitler. It was officially distinguished on Thursday. The ruins of the underground shelter are located under a parking space, an apartment establishment, and a playground. The marker for the bunker shows graphics and photos plus a lineup of events written in English and German.
The bunker is no doubt the most denotative places in Germany. The organization that made the marking arrangements wanted people to know the truth. The ceremony is attended by Sergeant Misch, Hitler's bodyguard during the war. He's a witness to the Nazi leader's last days.
Earlier, it was reported that Berlin representatives are hesitant in having the bunker to the public because they anticipated that Nazi supporters might convert the historical site into a ground for pilgrimage. But amidst their reluctance, the truth about the underground shelter was let out. At this point in time, the bunker receives visitors from all over the world while the bunker guides are painstakingly disproving the myths about the historical site. True, it will be very difficult to let people see the real picture inside the thirty feet deep bunker, but given ample time, the story behind Hitler's death will surface the myths.
Sunday, March 18. 2007
Is there a real Black forest? The answer lies in Frieburg. The forest we are talking of here is not a cake, but a real forest land with green pastures found in the aged city of Frieburg. It could be reached on the southernmost part of the forest near France and Switzerland. Small as it may see, it has an approximate population of 200,000.
Frieburg is renowned for its Albert-Ludwigs university, gigantic cathedrals, and medieval heritage. It has a high population of students that seem to give Frieburg a bohemian character. The people of Frieburg has an abundant cultural display that includes artists, musicians, theaters, and concerts.
Frieburg was greatly affected by the war initiated by the German tyrant leader. But its people painstakingly reconstructed Frieburg, and years after, they have successfully created an array of historical buildings in Altstadt and a cathedral with a tower that offers a scenic view of Frieburg. Also, the canals were made to flow once more while the vineyards in Breisach flourished again after the massive destruction.
Frieburg also holds a fair on the month of May that lasts for more than a week. A month after, it celebrates Zeltmusikfestival, a musical festival, and Weintagen or wine festivities. Meanwhile, the wine makers in Frieburg hold Weincost or wine tasting festivity during August.
Saturday, March 17. 2007
 This is a very peculiar recipe and if you do not like peppers, then this cookie dish will not befriend your taste buds. Seriously, Pfeffernuesse includes ground pepper (the black variety), but it does not taste too spicy. I know this part is hard to explicate so i suggest that you just try making it and make your own impression of Pfeffernuesse. Basically, the ingredients include:
egg
sugar
honey
almonds (which reminds me of the Holy Almond cake)
lemon zest
flour
baking powder
allspice or cinnamon (the secrets behind the aromatic flavor of the cookies)
cardamon or cloves
pepper
If you are to make these cookies for a party, I suggest that you also include rum. Before mixing these ingredients together, make sure that the spices and almonds are finely chopped or ground. We do not like cookies with whole peppers.
Before baking the dough, it must be chilled for two hours. Afterward, we make rolls having at least a diameter of one inch. Then we cut them into half inch slices. The slices are then rolled into balls. Prior to the baking process, they are set aside for three hours to dry. Finally, they cookies are baked in 300 degree-Fahrenheit oven for fifteen minutes.
Friday, March 16. 2007
Just like in other countries, Germans have their own set of etiquette when it comes to dating. In Germany there's equality between men and women. This also follows that men are likely to expect women to behave according to their status in the society which is why pretense is almost a taboo. It's better that women show their true selves because men are apt to render the appropriate treatment to women based on their comportment. Also, most of the time, men pay the bills.
Germans expect their dates to be truthful and respectful. This is the reason why Germans do not like personal queries. Although in dating, both parties are entitled to know his or her date, there are limitations with regards to questioning. It is baseless to ask the guys if they like the dress of the ladies. It is also irritating for men to hear praises from women.
We might also say that most Germans like very sublime dates. That doesn't always follow that dates be held in gourmet restaurants. Simply put, Germans like quiet time with their dates. This is because they pay more attention on the 'talk' rather than the food. Germans like serious topics like news, politics, foreign conventions, and news. Which is why Germans have more formal dates.
Thursday, March 15. 2007
I am pretty sure you guys are familiar with the PC game called The Sims. Now, you might ask what the connection of The Sims is with this blog about German tourism. Well, it's just that I was playing the said game on my dependable laptop computer just a few moments ago. It suddenly dawned on me that the gibberish language that the Sim characters are uttering sounded German. That is, if you are not familiar with the German language. Actually, you may misinterpret it for all other foreign languages that you aren't familiar with. As I've said, the language used in the said game is gibberish. Anyway, I decided to research about the history of the German language.
It seems that the German language originated from Indo-European languages. The German language used to depart from what we call the 1st Germanic Sound Shift. However, the German language that we now know have departed by some shifting sounds coined as 2nd Germanic Sound Shift. These departures came from other Germanic languages like Dutch, Scandinavian, English, and even the Gothic language. The effects of such shifts in sounds may still be observed in some comparisons between the English words and German counterparts. Take for example the word "pipe." Pipe is "pfeife" in German. Another example is apple, which is "apfel."
I also learned that the German language has many dialects. However, these dialects are not really mutually intelligible in general.
Monday, March 12. 2007
 Come October 31st, Germany will celebrate the 489th anniversary of Reformation Day. The said holiday is in commemoration of the posting of Doctor Martin Luther of 95 theses Wittenberg's Church Castle's portals. This movement triggered Reformation. The sacramental color on this date is red. It is symbolizes the Holy Ghost that descended on the followers of Christ.
An important holiday, Reformation celebration reminds us that the Holy Ghost will bring us salvation. This is contrary to the belief that we should work on our own salvation by doing good deeds. However we look at the reformists' beliefs, the bottom line is that they believe that Christ is our redeemer and that He was born of the Virgin Mary, He suffered and died for our sins, and He lived again. According to the reformists, this news brings hope to Christians.
This holiday is celebrated through prayers and activities such as reading Scriptures, chanting of Psalms, a re-enactment of the historical event, creating cathedral models, and even putting up booths that feature Reformation history-based activities. At night, the participants of the holiday are dressed like reformists while the ringing of the church bells add to the Reformist atmosphere.
Sunday, March 11. 2007
Anyone will have no difficulty in finding this beautiful town on the map of Germany. Berlin is the news maker, the center of attraction under the spotlight. It has established a reputable name for almost a century now. No wonder, people from all over the world recognize Berlin.
Berlin lies on the northeastern part of Germany and houses approximately four million people. It is the busiest city where all business transactions are conducted. Although the city is already industrialized, a third part of it is still allotted for parks, waterways, and woodlands. Its rich heritage is reflected on the main tourist attractions like the theaters, Berlin Wall site, and museums. But the most sought after places here are the ball halls and restaurants that serve the finest gourmet dishes and wine.
Large and busy as it may seem, Berlin is renowned for its organized boulevards and streets. At the same time, it has the most conducive system of public transportation. It is also worth mentioning that the city occupies approximately 890 square kilometers, which makes it four times bigger than Paris. It is a showcase of shopping malls, parks, and boroughs.
Saturday, March 10. 2007
If you have not yet heard of this place before, we share the same sentiment. But the moment I learned of Schleswig, I found out that this German state is worth taking note of. The first time I heard of its name, I was literally compelled to grab a German political map and confirm the location of the state.
Schleswig is bound by Denmark, the Baltic, Hamburg, and North Sea. It occupies 15,763 square kilometers of land area. The geography of the state consists of marshlands formed by coastal sediments, thus providing Schleswig-Holstein with very rich soils. Also, there are moorlands, commonly known as Geest, that serves as spine betwixt the hills and the marshlands. It is made of sand deposits and moraines. Bogs are likewise to be found in here. Moreover, history has it that the hilly part of the state was formed during the meltdown of ice.
The long coastlines/boundaries of the state serve as its protection against flood. At the same time, the bodies of water that surround and flow in and out of the state provide natural irrigation to farms and sufficient supply of fish products. Meanwhile, the wildlife diversities in the state has already recorded endangered bird species.
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Germany Tourism Comments
Wed, 25.10.2006 17:08
I once shopped in one of Berlin's top shopping malls. I bought all the things i wanted to buy and I still have more than [...]
Wed, 25.10.2006 17:08
Traveling and shoppinf compliments each other. If one is missing, vacation is extremely boring.
Sat, 21.10.2006 12:25
I have visited Cologne Cathedral. I must say that the cathedral is one of the most beautiful tourist attracrion in [...]
Sat, 21.10.2006 12:24
I also Cologne Germany. The city is truly a must-see tourist destination in Germany.
Wed, 18.10.2006 14:22
It is innate in Germans to chat with their acquintances in cafes and bistros.
Wed, 18.10.2006 14:21
I have been to Germany a few months ago and the streets are indeed filled with fancy resturants and cafes.
Fri, 13.10.2006 08:29
I will see to it that Berlin will be my first vacation abode, when I visit Germany again.
Fri, 13.10.2006 08:29
Berlin is indeed a perfect vacation destination in Germany.
Sat, 07.10.2006 07:17
Yes, and it would also educate the kids of what racism does to the damn planet, or at least its people.
Sat, 07.10.2006 07:17
I think this would generally be good for future generations since a lot of documents don't hold actual information on [...]
Sat, 30.09.2006 16:28
Yes, plus since it's fast-food, the people of Germany are bound to find time indulging on what this shop has to offer.
Sat, 30.09.2006 16:27
This is a very viable investment since more people would want something that is hard to find in their country, you know.
Sun, 24.09.2006 14:01
I have seen and heard it played by a German orchestra when I had this trip to Leipzig, and hearing it just makes you go [...]
Sun, 24.09.2006 14:00
I think I have seen the Baroque German Harpsichord on the internet, and I think it's just this massive piece of [...]
Thu, 21.09.2006 14:38
I think this is a reflection of the sickness this world has with technology being more of a cause for severe alienation.