http://www.flickr.com/photos/31032059@N04/

Also includes Munich, videos here: http://www.youtube.com/user/Phier no doubt some will be sh*t, i haven't gone through them yet, just did a batch upload.

Unfortunately no Berghain photos, it was risky taking some Watergate ones as it is.

The dusk photos with the orange sky are top quality

Nicely done

Aye, spotted a sunset mode on the new camera, good fun experimenting with it.

look like fun

nice photos

uploaded phier sextape accidently omg omg omg

cool photos, i HAVE to get my butt over to berlin

Class photos. I really love the bombed cathedral. It's an amazing reminder of what happen there quiet recently.

I'm going in 4 weeks.

It'll be my 3rd time there. can't wait.

I'm gonna hit H&M somthing rotten.

Rosa Luxembourg Strasse apartments, is that Aussie bar still going downstairs?

Yeah, there was some aussie match at 10/11 Saturday morning and i had just arrived back after Watergate and breakfast so had a messy pint and a drunken chat.

good photos Niall.

We stayed about 5 minutes away from the Kaiser Wilhelm Gedachdontaskmetospellit Cathedral. One of the days we were walking past and there was an old man in his full army uniform with all of his badges on just standing there staring at it. It was quite sad.

Berlin is definately a place i'd return to, so much more to see and do.

That's the jewish memorial place right?

I'd seriously consider living there, at least for a year, but it would be risky for a supposed "career" in IT.

Da Da Da... Ich Lieb' Dich Nicht,du Liebst Mich Nicht


nice pics niall, stick 'em up in travel

Explain?

LOVE Berlin...so sad, there was such a sad feeling, and knowing that only 10 or so years ago, people my age were gunned down for crossing the river...Was there for 3 days, want to go back and explore more more more

Eh that would actually be closer on 20 years.

1989

really? I didn't think it was sad at all - the opposite in fact. Obviously some of the museums and memorials were moving given the history, but i thought that in spite of that it was a really exciting city. I'd never been to Germany before and found the Berliners to be so welcoming and so proud of their city and heritage, but not dwelling on all that's happened there - rather, moving on because of it.

That's partially to do with the fact that Berliners are the most Un-German of all the Germans.