But the city is actually gorgeous! The buildings look very well-preserved, and downtown is located right next to a peaceful lake.
I felt refreshed just from walking to my hotel, dragging my luggage after a eight-hour train ride from Prague.
My hotel told me they were giving me a free room upgrade. The room looks nice, but just like the standard room on the hotel web page. If I were running a hotel, I would tell every guest that I'm giving them a free upgrade, just to make them happier. I would keep a broom closet as the "non-upgraded room" so that it is still truthful.
Hamburg was almost destroyed during World War II but was rebuilt to match the pre-war city. I've always enjoyed Hamburg and its history. Best wishes.
ReplyDeleteHi Niniane! Are u working at Hamburg or just in vacations?
ReplyDeleteFinally you made it to northern Germany. Cool :) Hope you're experiencing some cool things - even though the people up there are a little..well...hm. strange ;-))
ReplyDeleteAnyway. Beautiful city. But actually being from Berlin, I won't be allowed to admit that ;-)
Have fun! :)
A sterile port? The dock buildings in the first picture look like they're built out of Lego and cake!
ReplyDeleteHi Niniane
ReplyDeleteHave you ever seen the movie which named "Snakes on a Plane"?
If you seen, you may know the feeling of Control the Plane in MS FS for our crazier.After read your BLOG, I know that you're one of developers of FS. so I adore your so much...
PS. Have a good trip.
Eating a hamburger in Hamburg is called cannibalism. :I
ReplyDeleteActually the first photo looks like a photo from the Miniatur-Wunderland model railroad!
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