Hello all, I hope everyone is fine?
We were just coming home from a mini-break to Berlin.
Unfortunately the weather was very terrible, I cannot remember had I ever had
experienced such a strong wind. There are plenty of open spaces and large
alleys in Berlin and the wind was blowing and howling through those. We did
what we could and tried to stay warm. Not so easy, when queuing 1.5 h for
tickets to the Reichstag in the middle of an open field… By that time we were
all pretty frozen.
We stayed with our safe and sure habit of splitting the days
in “something for the parents” and “something for the kids”. And still I was
very impressed how much fun Helena had in the Pergamon museum, when she got her
very own audio guide and went herself looking for the numbers to type in and
listened to the texts. She was also very impressed by the Berlin wall and its
history. I am afraid I had to check on the classic web sources to brush up my
history on those events so I could explain her how union went. After all, I was
only eight years old when that happened.
Matilda was her usual happy self and did not complain much.
She was happy being allowed to eat French fries :-)
Our trip ended with a visit to the Legoland Berlin, of
course, that the kids liked a lot. It was fairly nice for the adults, too.
Helena in front of a wall piece at Checkpoint Charlie.
Some more queuing... and Matildas way to avoid the wind.
They had strollers to borrow at the museum. Needless to say, Matilda wasn't impressed by the exhibition and took a daynap.
Uh, it was great to push her for a while after carrying her around whole day. Those 14 kg can get HEAVY.
Matilda made a new friend at Legoland.

More wall... next to Potsdamer Platz here.
I hope you all enjoyed your weekend, too!






















