On our last day in Berlin, we headed over to Museum Island, Berlin's island ...of museums. We got passes and walked through a few of the museums including a painting gallery, a sculpture gallery, and a history museum. Just like the Deutsch Museum in Munich, they were really informative. The history museum even went into … Continue reading The Last Day in Berlin – Museum Island then Iceland
We went on an alternative Berlin street art tour that involved some graphic images. There aren't many, but there are a few graphic images in the gallery towards the middle of the page. Just a heads up. Now, on with the blog... We woke a bit later than usual the day after the world cup. … Continue reading Third Day in Berlin – Street Art
On our second day in Berlin, we actually woke up at a reasonable time. The jet lag from all of our travels was beginning to pass and it was getting to be easier and easier to sleep in the morning. We had a small breakfast/snack of croissants and coffee while we got ready and then … Continue reading Second Day in Berlin – Brunch, Beer Gardens, and the World Cup
We reached Berlin around 8am and took a subway and a tram across town to Platz der Vereinten Nationen, where we would be staying. We got lost en route and took the wrong tram a few stops in the wrong direction before we figured it out and went back. Around 9:45 we made it to our … Continue reading First Day in Berlin – Brandenburg Gate and the Holocaust Memorial
On our last day in Munich we woke and prepared for the day. Once again, we visited our little breakfast buffet place. After breakfast we walked through central Munich one last time. We bought some postcards for our family, ate some snacks, and visited the Deutsch Museum in Munich. Deutsch Museum What a cool place. … Continue reading Last Day in Munich, Here comes Berlin
Nicole and I slept in until nearly 10am, which meant I got an absurd 12 hours of sleep. It was grand. For breakfast we found an 8 euro brunch buffet across from our AirBnB. We loaded up on all kinds of breads, jams, and yogurts before realizing that the rest of the buffet was around … Continue reading Day Three in Germany – Nymphenburg Palace and River Surfers
Nicole and I woke kind of early and took a train to the city of Füssen where King Ludwig II’s childhood palace, Hohenschwangau, and his later castle, Neuschwanstein, were located. To visit Füssen, we took all manner of transportation: a subway to central Munich, a train to Füssen, a bus to Hohenschwangau, and finally a short … Continue reading Day Two in Germany – Hohenschwangau and Neuschwanstein
If India was an adventure, Germany was a vacation. After our late night/early morning plane from Adu Dhabi, Nicole and I took the commuter rail into central Munich and transferred to a subway that took us to our AirBnB for the next four days. Our host, Benjamin met us downstairs and let us into the … Continue reading Our first day in Munich, Germany – Beer and Pretzels
Last week I reached my last 60 days of my teaching contract in Korea. Nicole and I have had a blast so far this year and we’re looking forward to teaching in Korea for another upcoming year. We've looked into several programs and decided to pursue a few programs in the southern provinces of South Korea. … Continue reading Around the World in 22 Days.
