My Impressions from Spain

• 4 out of 5 stars by Samantha Ursula Lagios from Kineta, Attica, Greece
• August 12, 2010

Quote: it was the PRADO MUSEUM, the CASA PATAS, THE THEATRO, the FLAMENGO DANCERS THAT i was attracted to or the BOTANICAL GARDENS with the KINGS PALACE, may be it was also la placa DEL SOL or LA PAZA SANTANA and SO ON. in MADRID anybody can admire all... Read the full Berlin Wall review

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Unmissable, But It's Harder to Find than you Think!

• 5 out of 5 stars by Owen Lipsett from New York, New York
• December 9, 2009

Quote: To my mind, it is one of history’s greatest ironies that the Berlin Wall, which for almost 30 years kept the inhabitants of East Berlin encaged under a brutal regime, is itself in so much danger that its most prominent sections have to be surrounded... Read the full Berlin Wall review

From journal Berlin - Monuments

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Wall Memorial

• 5 out of 5 stars by ripplefan2 from Queens, New York
• July 11, 2007

Quote: While I was staying in the Eastern part of Berlin, my host felt in was necessary to visit the Berlin Wall Museum, and he couldn't have been more right. The remnants of the Wall are everywhere, with a brick path running throughout the city, showing... Read the full Berlin Wall review

From journal World Cup 2006 Berlin

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Berlin Wall

• 5 out of 5 stars by Mandan Lynn from Smithwick, South Dakota
• January 24, 2007

Quote: I don't know what I expected.I guess I have seen pictures before. I guess it looked about like I thought it would.Though most of it has been torn down, there still stands about two blocks worth of the Berlin Wall. We walked the length of it. This... Read the full Berlin Wall review

From journal Berlin: Little Time in a Big City

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Berlin Wall

• 5 out of 5 stars by Shady Ady from Hinckley, England, United Kingdom
• June 1, 2006

Quote: The Berlin Wall split Berlin into two cities for 28 years, and is one activity not to be missed while visiting Berlin. In a mad rush to eradicate their hated landmark, Berliners tore down huge chunks of the 156km wall that once divided the city.... Read the full Berlin Wall review

From journal A Week in Berlin

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Berlin Wall

• 4 out of 5 stars by himain10ance from Woodbridge, California
• August 15, 2005

Quote: It is sad to see that there is only a small amount of the wall left. It is behind the fence and protected from vandals. There is a history walk all in German under the site. It is a must for anyone interested in history.

From journal Europe in May

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Berlin Wall

• 4 out of 5 stars by miriam1981 from Cork, Ireland
• August 8, 2003

Quote: Imagine one day you woke up from your sleep in the morning and find out that your friends, neighbours, loved ones are across a thick wall, and that you cannot see them anymore. That´s what happened when the Berlin wall was built. From 1961 up... Read the full Berlin Wall review

From journal Berlin the german Capital

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Berlin Wall

• 4 out of 5 stars by JulieHolm from Vienna, Virginia
• February 7, 2003

Quote: Not wanting to make it too easy on everyone, we retuned to the youth hostel, picked up the luggage and headed deep into former East Berlin, and the Ost Bahnhof. We stopeed at Warschaurstrasse to see the East Side Gallery, a 1km length of the Wall.... Read the full Berlin Wall review

From journal Weekend in Berlin

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Berlin Wall

• 4 out of 5 stars by RJMorris from Nottingham, United Kingdom
• July 22, 2002

Quote: This should be one of the first destinations for any visitor to Berlin. The longest remaining section of the wall has been turned into the EastSide Gallery, and is a fascinating insight into both Berlin's past and present, in terms of war and... Read the full Berlin Wall review

From journal Berlin - a city with a past, and a future

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