Buildings in Berlin
Mary Murphy
May 30, 2012
One of the many things that make Berlin interesting is the juxtaposition of old and new. Streets in the city are lined with alternate old
One of the many things that make Berlin interesting is the juxtaposition of old and new. Streets in the city are lined with alternate old
Before last week, what I knew about Berlin would have fit on the back of a milk carton. Think Berlin – think the wall. Visiting
It’s a testimony to German efficiency that a market spanning two city blocks can be set up and taken down every day. The transition from
It seemed as if there were two cities. One that I could touch and feel. Another that I only caught the occasional glimpse of. A
Berlin never struck me as a city that would be particularly colourful. When I think of colour and cities in the same sentence, I think
In 1942, Malta was the most bombed place on Earth. This small island strategically placed between Italy and North Africa, was a British military base
When I think Czech Republic, I think Prague. I did spend a couple of days in Kralupy once but that hardly qualifies as having seen
I spotted this church down a side street as I hit upon downtown Valtice. I have trawled the Internet looking for some information and have
Since I started to boycott products made in China, my shopping habits have been severely curtailed. I loathe high streets and shopping malls with a
Driving around the island of Malta, I was surprised to see what looked like caves in the hillside. I’ve read David Ball’s The Sword and
