Xanten – A German town with “X”
Xanten is a town with a history dating back to the Roman empire and the only German town beginning with an “X”
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Bremen: Kunsthalle and Schnoor
Today was time for another day trip to Bremen, to see exhibition at the Kunsthalle about early computer graphics.
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Hamburger Kunsthalle
Originally we thought about driving to Berlin but I had to finish a few articles so we decided on the Hamburger Kunsthalle instead, an art museum situated near Hamburg’s central station.
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Wolfsburg – Science center
The train ride to Wolfsburg was a bit unusual because we had to change twice (at Uelzen and Gifhorn). Uelzen
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Heinz Nixdorf Forum: Computer Museum in Paderborn
Paderborn is in the north of North Rhine-Westphalia but is interestingly connected to Hanover (Lower Saxony) with the S-Bahn line
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Little Tokyo: Düsseldorf
Last year I wrote the JLPT level 3 in Berlin but this year I wanted to try something different. Since I already visited Stuttgart earlier this year, I decided to took the test in Düsseldorf.
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Bremerhaven – German submarine Wilhelm Bauer
This is not the subway from the movie “Das Boot” but is a genuine German submarine from World War II.
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Die Dachbodenbande – Toy Museum in Hamburg
This is a museum unlike any other toy museums: Die Dachbodenbande recreates an attic full of toys and other things of a long gone child hood.
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