above: these brick buildings were built rather close together and had a cozy feel to them.
above: Bremen has it share of public art on display, such as this gold cherub (above left) and bronze nude man (above right)
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11 comments:
Quite the coincidence, that we all speak English at the Hilton Palm Springs too :-)
Only we don't speak much German, with the exception of the restaurant manager, Gary Von Gleiss, who is, obviously, a German.
laughing at rhodester's comment!
the photos are beautiful and the aquarium a surprise! have fun and stay safe...
smiles, bee
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I am so in awe of the building design in Bremen--simply gorgeous!! I loved your pictures of the castle too--and I had no idea the doors were that huge...
In one of the historical homes here, they have those same servent bells, too. The title on the bells are a little different, however. :D
--snow
I am so in awe of the building design in Bremen--simply gorgeous!! I loved your pictures of the castle too--and I had no idea the doors were that huge...
In one of the historical homes here, they have those same servent bells, too. The title on the bells are a little different, however. :D
--snow
Bremen looks fantastic. how fortunate you are to be able to see this city.
Love the pics from Bremen... will you bring me back some Ritter Sport chocolate bars? bwahahahahahaha!
Enjoy your trip!
I found all of Europe (or the parts I visited) beautiful and charming, especially Switzerland. Your photos remind me of it.
Great photos. Hope the remainder of your trip goes smoothly.
I speak German-- you should have dragged me along to translate for you! LOL
Would Paris Hilton be a different kinda girl if her parents had named her Bremen Hilton?
Wonderful photos!
Enjoy your visit.
The architecture in Bremen is reminiscent of the Low Countries - the Netherlands and Belgium.
It's pretty, but I prefer the warmth of those red bricks.
As for English probably since it is a Germanic language, the northern Europeans speak it much better than the southerners.
To Lois Grebowski - you can find Ritter at Costco World Market if there's one near you.
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