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If the architecture of bath fascinates you, you’ll certainly like to learn more about its development. The ideal place to do so is the

The Building of Bath Museum

Address:
Countess of Huntingdon’s Chapel
The Vineyards, The Paragon
Bath
BA1 5NA
Tel 01225 333895
Fax 01225 445473
amanda@bathmuseum.co.uk
http://www.bath-preservation-trust.org.uk

It is a quiet oasis in Mexico City.
It takes you back in Mexican history.
Most important: It makes you feel like a guest of Frida (instead of like a visitor in a museum).

Every inhabitant or visitor develops a very personal picture of Berlin. There are as many Berlins as people shaping the city. It is probably Germany’s only true metropolis—and stays intimate as a little village at the same time.
So many people there don’t care for ‘status’ and do their thing, open a workshop or a little patisserie and offer things of superior quality. Examples:
-> http://www.leobettini.de/wir.html
-> http://www.salonsucre.de/ and
-> Yuki Espressobar, Lehmbruckstr. 15, 10245 Berlin or
-> Jörn Rischke – Ledermanufaktur, Gipsstr. 7, Berlin-Mitte

Places and people like these inspire me to value my own dreams and talents.

And last not least: I had my first Döner Kebap in Berlin as a teenager and got married there years later ;-)

Beautiful place! Pictures can be found on flickr: http://www.flickr.com/photos/dracs/sets/72157594328138798/

This is one of my favourite places when I visit Bad Brueckenau. The pub is situated in the old city centre in a pedestrian area. In former times, it was a shoemaker’s workshop. Now it features a lot of ancient tools and pictures. The food is very typical of the region: high-quality, local products and excellent beer or wine are served.

Friday is non-smoking day. As the place seats only few people, it makes sense to reserve in advance, especially in winter. During summer, people can also sit out of doors on a nice terrace with a fountain.