Martin is not in Madrid

The old port

The last day, we were just in the old port and in the old, closed airport. Specially, the airport was quite impressive. Huge and monumental complex built in the naci era in the thirties was a little depressing as it was absolutely without any life. And this is quite strange for such a huge building. Also, interesting thing is that it is the biggest concrete building in the world, so we saw a wonder

We should have eaten the breakfast here, not in a café

Tom

In the port

Green streets

Radars in Templehof

An old army plane

Place for loading passengers

Radar

Entrance to the airport

It was about to rain…

Berlin

The second day, we went to the streets. At first, we went to Hamburger Bahnhof, an old railways station transformed into modern art museum. After that we continued to the fantastic car garage (read as museum where I have seen the best cars together). And at the end, we went to see how the Berlin wall looks like (and looked like)…

The day starts on a bike

Berlin means green streets

U-Bahn

U-Bahn window

Like at home

Do you think we didn’t know it?!

A hand

The best thing in the museum!

Cut house

Tom just landed in his new plane

New railway station – glass, concrete and steel. And a huge space…

Glass

The entrance is huge, but it really doesn’t feel like any entrance…

Beach in Berlin

Reichstag

Bundestag

Brandenburg Tor

Self-portrait. Plus a half of Tom

There are more rails than streets in this city!

Hmmmm

Her majesty

Mercedes corner

Even some italian piece

But Citroën is the elegance itself

Über-Bahn

The new Berlin wall

The old Berlin wall