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We had most of the day to kill before Elese and I had to catch our train at about 10PM and Mark and Abbers were catching their plane the next day, but had no where to stay were going to sleep at the airport. Sam was heading off about midday and flying back to London [...]

We thought that rather than just drink beer we would actually get out and see some of the city, which was good seeing as the last time I was there, we only had a few hours there and didn’t get to see too much of the city. So we went on another one of the [...]

It was much too early to be up and about but we were leaving about 7.30AM so we could get a good position in the Paulaner Tent at Oktoberfest. We were promised a lot by the Fanatics but they seemed to let us down. Supposedly there were reserved seats in the tent for us but [...]

It wasn’t until about 8:00AM the next morning when we arrived, hungry, aching, sleep deprived and slightly angry at the train not being what we thought it was. There was a big plus to the train though, not just for Munich, but in Paris and London as well, and that was the fact that the [...]

We got up early again for breakfast in the restaurant which was a nice change from having to do it all ourselves under the cook tent. A nice buffet breakfast before we headed off to the heart of Berlin to start our Third Reich walking tour with a local guide. We started off at the [...]