Berlin - die erste Eindrücke

Eigentlich bin ich hier in Berlin seit zwei Tagen. Ich habe schon ganz viel gesehen. Am esten abend, als ich angekommen bin, ging ich mit Nadav ins Restaurant aus. Es ist Spargelzeit! Deshalb habe ich Spargel mit Rindfleisch gegessen. Alles hat sehr gut geschmackt. Wir hatten auch eine Flasche Rotwein, die wir mit viel Erflog getrunken haben. Gestern gingen wir den ganzen Tag spazieren. Wir haben unseren Spaziergang in dem neuen Hauptbahnhof angefangen. Während unseres Spaziergangs haben wir  viele Sehenswürdigkeiten besucht, wie: Reichstag, Brandenburger Tor, Potsdamer Platz, Alexanderplatz, Unter den Linden, Tiergarten. Wir haben einen Apfelstrudel und einen Mohnkuchen gegessen, wir haben Lángos getroffen in der Demonstration erste May, wie echte Deutsche haben wir Bier getrunken.
Am Abend hat Nadav mich in die East Side Gallery genommen. Abendessen hatten wir in Späzle und Knödel gegessen.
Bitte hab Spaß mit einige Fotos:

Hauptbahnhof:

Reichstag:

Regierungsgebäuden:

Wer wirklich regiert:

Nadav, trink mal was!

Bratwurst:

Er schaut auf uns!

Holocaust Mahnmal:

Apfelstrudel:

Die Berliner Mauer von einem interesanten Standort:

Sonycenter:

Die Weltuhr am Alex:

Rotes Rathaus - das Rathaus Berlins:

Da werde ich morgen aufgehen:

More shots on Copenhagen

The breakfast:

A good view to the city:

Typical danish dish - old danish cheese on a slice of ryebread with onions, jam, topped with some rum:

Kastellet:

Funny:

Birthday celebrations in a Vietnamese restaurant - fresh fish rolls:

Restaurante Sankte Annae - 3 types of herring:

The coffee - yeah, it should be like that:

My brother left around noon, and I've had a sunny afternoon going around the city and its designer shops like Georg Jensen, and some others. In the evening I took a SAS flight to Berlin Tegel.
Berlin, hier bin ich wieder!

Copenhagen - the city

One of the most amazing things in the city is the designer shops that sell stuff for home use: furniture and decorative objects. I was just spending hours in these shops. They are very unusual and inspiring.
The nordic food is also inspiring, I ate in a restaurant where they served deep-fried hering with mustard, onion, with bread and some pork-fat. The other interesting plate was a kind of very old cheese, topped with some rum, jam, onion, lying on a slice of rye-bread. Both dishes were just fantastic.
In the afternoon I met my brother in the central station. We didn't get home, rather we walked around the city, having a beer on the shore of one of the canals. Later in the evening Josh, Kris, Liz and Gabi came in, we've picked them up from the airport.
In the evening we tried to find an open restaurant, which turned out to be an almost impossible mission. We were just running around the entire city, and only after an hour or so we found a restaurant that was able to serve us some food at 10pm. Most of them close up at 9. This is really strange. They have served us with the last 5 steaks they had, and we added one salad which we shared. But at least we got some food. Even today when we tried to order place in different restaurants we faced a problem. There was just not enough place.
But we did explore the city including the design museum, shipping a boat to Christiania, walking around the unusual neighborhood. No photography is allowed there. Police doesn't enter. Only hippies, that in the late 60s occupied the territory.

Beer:

Deep fried hering dish:

A model of the city from the 1600's

Lego shop: