In the past, the city has recorded many major events. Post-united Germany, Berlin grew into a metropolitan city. There are many stories of history that remains here. Stretching the night was so tempting. Erva Yudissa recounts his journey to the MATRA, Word Yursak rewrites.
time I arrived at 09.30 Berlin. Fatigue is membadan vanished instantly. Maybe because this is my first visit and driven by the desire to know about the city that had become the center of world attention at the end of World War II.
After breakfast, I walk to the Tiergarten, Berlin's largest park. The park is adjacent to the Reichstag parliament building alias. All around there are many state offices other.
I got a story, this park has experienced severe damage due to a bomb attack during World War II, but returned in 1949 renovated. Tiergarten is now enabled by many city residents as a place to relax and picnic.
surrounding streets are clean and arranged beautifully. The leaves are fluttering breeze softly showed that deliver cold air that afternoon. In one corner of the park was established Victoria Column, which rose as high as 210 feet.
I then crossed the street which was right in front of the building Bundeskanzleramt, the office of Prime Minister of Germany, then past a large field in front of the Reichstag. There appear a long line of tourists entering the Reichstag. Just info, to get into the Reichstag, are free.
Being in this building makes my mind was in the past. "This is where Hitler took important decisions for the Nazis," I said to myself. In between, there is a room of glass up to the roof. German historical photographs are on the top floor. First, from the top of this building we could see the activity in the area of \u200b\u200bEast Berlin.
Brandenburg Gate is next to the Reichstag, which can be passed through the famous boulevard Unter den Linden. I moved to the east Brandenburg Gate. Ahead, an old man was busy playing with his musical carousels.
Historic Buildings. Still on the street Unter den Linden, I found the Opera House. In fact this building was built as the Royal Opera in 1741-1743 with classic style and a touch of Prussian classic English style. In 1843, the building was burned and destroyed, then rebuilt in 1952-1955 and totally refurbished in 1983-1986.
Not far away, standing Humboldt University. On the other hand, there is the Neue Wache, a special building reserved for honoring the heroes who died on the battlefield, which was built in 1816-1818. In 1969, several soldiers and an unknown prisoner from a concentration camp were buried there. And since 1993, the building was used as the central government's warning by the Federal Republic of Germany for victims of war and tyranny.
Just minutes from the monument, there is a large museum that has a large field with spectacular views. On the other side stands the Berliner Dom, the Cathedral of Berlin with big domes greenish blue.
Cathedral was built in 1747-1750, then evicted, and re-built in 1894-1905 by an architect named Raschdorff, at the time of Kaiser Wilhelm II. Chapel Sermon is one of the rooms in this cathedral, which has a gold altar with a carved statue of the 12 apostles. You have to spend 7 euros to get into it.
greatness of this masterpiece in the church is so pronounced. After that, I headed to Alexanderplatz, one of the leading shopping centers. If you are arriving from Alexanderplatz metro station, you will see the area that is so open with some modern high-rise buildings.
According to some of my friends who live in Berlin, before the unification of Germany after the fall of the Berlin Wall, along 1 kilometer of the border crossings, buildings and roads looked great, big, beautiful, and majestic. The rest, the landscape is so alarming. We have had many new plazas and malls that stand there.
The next day I went round the City of Berlin "ex West". Charlottenburg Palace became my next destination. And there across from the Egyptian Museum (built in 1851-1859), also Stulerbau.
Ku'Damm I then arrived at, the area that met the world famous boutiques. Call it Mango, Guess, and Louis Vuitton. There is a classical buildings that much different from most buildings in this place. His name was Church Gendarmenmarkt, which has a high historical value.
I also took menyambangi Wilhelm Memorial Church in Ku'Damm. The building is a distant memory after the heavily damaged air attack in 1943. Surely now only a small part of ancient and historic buildings located in the middle of the all-new modern building in the region.
My journey forward to a new area in Berlin, Sony Center at Potsdamer Platz. Here you can find a mix IMAX cinema, theater, restaurants, and places to shop. Formerly this area is a broad field with many crossing the road is very busy.
When World War II, the field was severely damaged and divided by the United States, Britain and the Soviet Union with a boundary wall. After the walls torn down, Potsdamer Platz area of \u200b\u200bthis region to become the largest building in Europe. Myth
Concubine King. The next morning, I headed to Potsdam. Before World War, Potsdam is known as industrial areas who have problems with pollution. Existing industry when it was locomotives, textiles, and pharmaceuticals. In Potsdam there are such areas or small towns with different site of the former royal palace and other buildings.
I then headed to Sanssouci Palace, built in 1745-1747 by Fredrick the Great. His garden is very spacious and beautifully styled. In the middle of the park there is a pool with a fountain and various ducks and other animals. From there we could walk to the New Palace of Sanssouci (built in 1763-1769).
I hear there is a myth maintained to this day. Formerly, the king of this palace has a habit of holding a party. King who has dozens of concubines was always invited the kings of other kingdoms and also a number of important officials.
When the party began, dozens of concubines king will run and hide in the big park. And when the king said to the guests, "Be my guest," that means the guests are welcome to pursue the concubines who had been hiding. "If successfully captured concubines, they are free to do anything, including sex," says a friend I was at that time. Wow!
Sex Club. At night, I invited friends to visit a nightclub in Berlin. Initially, he showed me a club that was not far from a swimming pool on the upper river. The club floor is entirely sand beach. It was a beach club.
I then asked to go to a club that is more appropriately called the sex club. Because my friend asked me to wear a costume hardcore as dresscode, I also took stopped at a costume shop. I then wear a mini skirt made of leather, a half a tank top made of iron, and pointy boots, plus a whip.
When he reached the front of the club, much to my surprise. The club from the outside looks like a old barn that went untreated. My friend just smiled and pulled my hand. "Let's go," he said quickly.
Aura a nightclub once felt when I entered. Not unexpectedly, the outward appearance was deceiving. As the East, I was a little surprised by the scene at the club. All the bartenders and waiters, both men and women, not wearing clothes topless alias.
Meanwhile, the clubber comes with a variety of sex costumes that remind me of the blue film. There are men who only wear leather clothes, while his lower body was naked. There is a sexy woman who is only using the G-string. There is also a busy couple making out. And my eye caught a few pairs of male-female the middle of having sex in the corners of the club.
In this club, all the guests freely apply any, for requesting permission. That is, if you are attracted to a man or woman in the club and you want to kiss, hug, or maybe fuck him, you may request permission from the concerned directly.
As I was enjoying the scenery around the club, a man came over to me. "Can I f ** k you?" He said. I just shook his head and smiled. The man then asked me to whip her ass. And a line shot from his mouth, "Yes, baby." I laugh and then release instantly.
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