Hallo! I really enjoyed writing about my escapade in the grey city. It was fantastic to finally visit and see for myself the Brandenburger Tor, Berlin Wall, Holocaust Memorial, the Reichstag among others.. Those things I only saw on postcards, books and magazines before. Indeed, nothing is impossible! To end the blog posts, here’s what my sister and I did on our last day in Berlin — visiting the Panoramapunkt.

A train station in Berlin
A train station in Berlin
Inside a German city train
Inside a German city train

Panoramapunkt is located in Potsdamer Platz, with entrance in the Kollhoff Tower. Entrance costs €6.50 for adults, and it includes the fastest elevator ride in Europe, the panorama viewing area, and the air exhibition “Views of Berlin”. More information here: Panoramapunkt Berlin.

Berlin
Berlin
Berlin
Berlin
Berlin
Berlin
Berlin
Berlin
Berlin
Berlin

It was just difficult or impossible to take a photo of yourself with the aerial view of the city in the background, as the whole floor was protected by an iron fence. Nevertheless, you could squeeze in your camera through the fence and take the same shots as above. I only wished I had a better camera.

A diorama of a German village
A diorama of a German village

Before we left the city, we made sure to buy Dunkin’ Donuts, a favorite treat in the Philippines. Denmark had just recently opened a Dunkin’ Donuts store in Copenhagen, and throngs of people line up to buy everyday. Haven’t seen a Dunkin’ Donuts store in Norway sadly. So, Filipinos go to Berlin or Copenhagen to buy donuts. I also bought this chili chocolate bar and sour pops, my new favorites!

Dunkin' Donuts <3
Dunkin’ Donuts ❤

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Hopefully, I’d manage to visit the city again. Or better yet, get to explore other German cities. This is all for now! Next stop, hopefully, a new country in the list! Cheers! Prost! 😉

A diorama of a German village
A diorama of a German village

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