These colourful pictures are of Bremen Freimarkt. It is an enormous funfair that includes live music, drinking, eating and street entertainment. Also parts of the attractions are rides like huge roller coasters, wild water rides and the largest mobile ferris wheel in Germany. The annual Bremen Freimarkt started almost 1000 years ago in 1035 and has about 4 million visitors.
Wandering around these attractions and watching what's going on was so much fun 
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This is the Birgittenkloster, built in 2002, which makes it the first convent to be built in Bremen since the Middle Ages. Within the grounds there is a separate chapel which can seat about thirty people. It is open to the public from 9:00 to 6:00 pm everyday. From the outside, the building is a good mix of traditional and modern architecture. The strong colour makes it really stand out if you are walking along the street nearby. The rooms inside the Birgittenkloster, with their lovely high ceilings, are nicely painted.
The Birgittenkloster is in a part of Bremen called the Schnoor, an absolutely beautiful place where people wander around the small cobbled stone streets. If you fancy going to the souvenir shops, cafes and restaurants, they're all here for locals and tourists as they always buy little something to take back home.
Looking at the the structure of the buildings, the city streets and the way they're all built is just fantastic
. It's very interesting place to be. Being here was so much fun; it's cold though
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coming to Bremen to see our friends.
I was lucky enough to be able to get to GamesCom in Cologne to see possibly the largest electronic games exhibitions in Europe. I was astounded by the size of it and the amount of money that the game studios spend on their enormous sets. All of the Cologne Exhibition Centre was full. All the large companies were there like Nintendo, Sony, EA, Blizzard, Ubisoft, Activision, Sega, Microsoft, and many others.
This beautiful view is of the hills of Heidelberg, looking across the river Neckar from the castle. This river is 367 km long and joins the Rhine, the longest river in Europe.
One of the things I really like about Heidelberg is the design of the period houses. Many of the important buildings in the city centre were beautifully built several hundred years ago and still have a lot of character. I really like Heidelberg.
This is an impressive view of Heidelberg Castle in Germany, one of the famous landmarks, which was built in various stages, starting in the middle ages. As you can see large parts of the castle have been badly damaged and left in ruins. Now, this castle is still one of the attractions in the hills of the city.
Wandering around the centre of Heidelberg is just fascinating. The whole city has a nice character. There is a good selection of restaurants and cafes in the centre including some great places for drinking beer in the sunshine, which is good because Germans like beer. A nice cold beer or white wine is very refreshing in the summer when the days are warm.
Heidelberg is a really nice place to visit. It really helps if you speak some German. Some basic language will do and they do appreciate it a lot if you try to speak.
Dr. Jose Rizal attended the University of Heidelberg, which is one of Europe’s oldest universities, as part of his academic studies.
