Hotel Taunus

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Berlin-Warsaw by train

by Gillianina

Hi all, I would like to travel from Berlin to Warsaw by train on June 20th, does anyone know about the prices of trains for this route? I couldn't find any such info on Deutsche Bahn website. Do you know where I can get such info?
thank you!

Sara

Re: Berlin-Warsaw by train

by blackbirdxx

Maybe this link is helpful:
http://www.bahn.de/p/view/angebot/international/zuege/bwe.shtml

Re: Berlin-Warsaw by train

by Maryimelda

There are some prices shown on this site:


http://reiseauskunft.bahn.de/bin/query.exe/en?ld=212.139&seqnr=1&ident=mh.018523139.1241488437&rt=1&OK#focus

Best you have a look for yourself and scroll through the times etc.that are suitable.

Re: Berlin-Warsaw by train

by AvaDavida

Hey my name is Davida. I live here in Atlanta, GA. I dont know anything about the trains in Berlin but I do want 2 ask you a question. Do you know about the LOVE PARADE in Berlin. I am so interested in GERMANY these days. I want to go so bad. I am engrossed with Germany and I have never been? ....

Re: Berlin-Warsaw by train

by blackbirdxx

Hey Davida!! I`m sorry, but I must bring you bad news... There will be NO Loveparade 2009 :-(
The government of Berlin had not been able or willing to pay for waste disposal management of this street-event in the last years. So it went to other towns, but now they say, (because of the financial crisis??) they can`t cope with the difficulties + financial risk

Re: Berlin-Warsaw by train

by abalada

Loveparade moved from Berlin for 2007-2011 to the Ruhr Area. Every year in another city there. Last year it was held in Dortmund. With 1,6 million visitors. This huge success had however a negative consequence for the 2009 Loveparade in Bochum. It had to be canceled as Bochum is not be able to handle so many visitors in a safe way. 2010 the Loveparade will be in Duisburg.
http://www.loveparade.net/

Re: Berlin-Warsaw by train

by AvaDavida

THANKS SO MUCH! I DIDN'T KNOW THOSE THINGS! BUT I FOUND OUT THAT THERE WILL BE A 2010 LOVE PARADE. IT WAS NICE HEARING FROM SOMEONE. HAVE YOU EVER BEEN TO ONE OF THE LOVE PARADES?

Re: Berlin-Warsaw by train

by AvaDavida

THANKS FOR THE INFO. I APPRECIATE IT

Re: Berlin-Warsaw by train

by blackbirdxx

>>>HAVE YOU EVER BEEN TO ONE OF THE LOVE PARADES? <<<
I`ve been in technoclubs from 1990 until 1993 quite regularly, but then it became trendy and the clubs were crowded with people not interested in the music or the rave, but with being where everybody else goes. The parade itself was a carnival for rave-tourists or people who only wanted to have a look. Most guys who went to the raves never appeared on the parade...But this is a long time ago, I`m shure, the whole scene has changed a lot.

Re: Berlin-Warsaw by train

by LeszekP

Hi..you can try on Internet polish web page PKP (polish railway)page have translate English parts ...Berlin beautiful city have good trip...Les

Travel Tips for Berlin

If you like art and...

by Tom_B

If you like art and architecture, my two main interests, then Berlin is the place! There is so much new and exciting construction going on there, especially in the east part of the city. Because of the split they seem to have two of everything when it comes to museums and music. Two (more actually) opera companies, two Egyptian museums, two fine arts museums etc. However, they are in the process of consolidating them. This is a busy city with a lot happening and you get caught up in it very easily. It is not a pretty city in my opinion, but certainly one of the most exciting cities to visit. Aside from the obvious, do not miss the food floor at the KaDeWa (I think that's right) department store. If you like food (who doesn't?) this is a mind boggler. Bigger and more varied than even Harrods Food Halls. Plan to have a glass of wine or champagne there and then choose from one of the many food stands to have lunch. It is the best.

Memorials - Jewish Cemetery (Gr. Hamburger Str.)

by yooperprof

"Gedenkstätte Grosse Hamburger Strasse." This is a quiet wooded park on the site of what had been a major cemetery for Berlin's Jewish community. The sculptural memorial is dedicated to the 55,000 Jews deported to concentration camps from this site in 1943. Designed by Will Lammert (1892-1957).

Before the Nazi Era, Berlin had a famously large and flourishing Jewish community. The oldest Jewish cemetery in Berlin was on this street, and several other significant institutions were nearby: the "New" Synagogue, several schools, a home for the elderly. During the years of WWII, the cemetery was entirely desecrated, and the old-people's home served as the center for detaining and deporting the remaining Jews of the city.

Tempelhof Airport

by shieba

Maybe not an undiscovered place but a masterpiece of nazi architecture. You'll hardly believe this is an airport, it could host any sort of business. Many airports tend to look the same - Tempelhof Berlin is outstanding.

From University of Washington

by matcrazy1

This sculpture on my picture was put next to the building of New National Gallery (Neue Nationalgalerie) at Potsdamer Stra?e (Tiergarten).

It was famous steel sculpture by Barnett Newman (1905-1970) called "The Broken Obelisk" . It was was a gift to the University of Washington from the Virginia Wright Fund and it stands there but I could see it in Berlin where it was brought for the MoMA exposition. The work is 7.74 m (26 feet) high and weighs two tons! Not so easy to steel it :-).

The sculpture remainded me a pyramid with a big pencil on the top. Hmm... I could try to build something like this to my backyard (if I have any :-).

"Tear down this wall!"

by MD2nd about German-American Volksfest

U.S. President Ronald Reagan visited West Berlin on 12 June 1987. After he visited the wall, President Reagan visited.. the celebration of Berlin's 750th Anniversary as a city..

http://www.berlinbrats.org/history.htm

The German-American Volksfest is a cultural fair and carnival held each summer in Berlin, Germany, that celebrates American life and the close relationship of the German and American peoples. The Volksfest was first celebrated in 1961, closing on August 13th of that year as the Berlin Wall was being erected to separate East and West Berlin. Each summer since that time, visitors to the fairgrounds.. enjoyed a typical American carnival midway.. History and cultural exhibits are also presented, with each year's festival highlighting a unique theme, such as a particular state or region within the United States. Past themes have showcased New Orleans, Louisiana, and the Mississippi riverboat culture of the 19th century, the quaint New England charm of autumn in Massachusetts, and the trend-setting southern California style of Los Angeles. Other exhibits draw attention to modern or historic events that have strengthened German-American relations, such as the Berlin Airlift of 1948..

http://www.answers.com/topic/german-american-volksfest

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