dareIsay

i spent less then 48 hours in this city, but still did a lot.
Went to the Giant’s Causeway and some castles.

If you like whiskey you absolutely must go to the Old Bush Mills Distillery, it is the oldest licensed whiskey distillery in the world. I volunteered to test the whiskey after the tour and i left the building on cloud 9.

I was in Berlin late last year and it was my favorite city in Europe, my second being Munchen.

This city has some much history behind it, and I don’t think you could go anywhere in the city with out realizing this fact.

This city seems so fully of life young and old, the people are more then friendly and the food and beer is unparalleled, except for maybe the beer, which is only greater in Munchen.

I would recommend Berlin as a week long stop in anyone’s travels to Europe.

I traveled to Amsterdam in October of 2006, what a city!!!!
I loved it from the minute i got there. I stepped off the train and out of the central train station and all i could see was people, people walking, biking, running, having a good time going about their business.. It was an awesome feeling.

I stayed at a hostel during my time in Amsterdam, the Flying Pig to be exact, and I recommend this hostel to anyone planning a trip to A-Dam, book early however.

As I am sure you are all aware smoking pot is tolerated A-Dam as are many other things as you will find out. But this is city is about more then just that. Museums and side street shows are just a start to this wonderful city.

As for the Title of this entry, “Off with his head” one of the weirdest places I visited on my trip here was the Torture museum , a must see after a spliff or two…

I was in Beijing for a few weeks doing some work for the company i work for. In those two weeks we did a lot of driving to and from the hotel and the building i was working in. If you think rush hour traffic is bad where you live, you ain’t seeing nothing until you have been to Beijing. Being the 3 or 4 biggest city in China population wise, there are more and more people buying cars and the lack of infrastructure to support all these vehicles causes traffic jams just short of chaos. Don’t get me wrong though, Beijing is a beautiful place to travel too and the people are great, and there is more to see, do, and write about then just the traffic.