Berlin's roadside grandstands....

[Fab Foodie]

This was our room in the Bauhaus, you will note we cycled there. And this is the Brauhaus.

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Wow! Tres cool....

We spent quite a while in the former GDR this summer in the motorhome on the way to Poland and back, and there are certainly many lovely towns (in parts that avoided WW2 damage) and attractive landscapes. Despite nearly 30 years of unification and renovation, the results of 45 years of divergent development after 1945 are still evident, in both good ways (less destruction from urban road schemes) and bad (dull, uniform housing blocks plonked incongruously in towns and villages). Well worth a visit (and all Germany is very motorhome-friendly, hint hint).

Anyway, I came across this bit of Bauhaus in Probstzella, on the former East-West border:
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But hey, if it's Bauhaus you want, you need only venture a few miles north of Cambridge to see another Walter Gropius work.

The thought of a MH trip has already occurred!

 

[DRM]

We stayed in Potsdam with the caravan about 10 years ago, we couldn't believe how introverted the locals were, compared to the other nationalities on site, that is until it dawned on me exactly what their lives must have been like prior to 1989, when you couldn't trust your family, never mind your neighbours not to be reporting everything you say & do to the Stasi, however the area really was like a time warp buildings wise, a bit like Northern Cyprus, Sanssouci palace & gardens were beautiful, also public transport worked like a dream to get into, & around Berlin for site seeing.

 

[Drago]

Aaarrgghhh, you could have warned me it was a Guardian link!