On the trip with Angel we show her our hometown Stendal! And she also met Johannes!

Angel, Maja, Johannes and we both... Hans and Paul the Backpackers!

At the train station in Stendal.

Maja, Johanna and Angel sitting in a coffeehouse in Stendal.

Angel and Johannes next to the river Elbe near Stendal.

Now we visit for the first time Dresden

We arrived in Dresden in the afternoon. It is so cold.

The Semperoper (opera house) right on the square behind Zwinger

Gloomy and foggy Dresden ...

This is the most famous Frauenkirche in Dresen - For tourists, this church is definitely a must!

The old town

The Kreuzkirche - Where Dresden's most famous boy's choir sings on Sundays.

The Crown

The Academy of Art

Our first stop in Dresden - Zwinger. There are also two smaller museums - One with weapons and armors, the other one with paint

And so we walked through the square of Frauenkirche - There we see the Rathaus. But this one does not seem like a famous touris

We visit the first time the nice city Prague!

So we are going to the opposite side of the bridge!.

I think this is a random church in Prague!

Every hour, there will be a man playing music with this horn at the top of this clock..

Typical Czech soup with mushrooms

The Main Square

Doesn't it look like Venice!

The main shopping center of Prague

The statue of Dvorak

Cordon Bleu with French fries.

Chicken heart with French fries

The second day in Vienna

Arena Nova, where the concert was held on 28 June!

A small bread with ice tea - that is typical for a traveller!

We are now on the Main Square of Wiener Neustadt! It is so small that perhaps one could finish the sightseeing within half a day.

Hans and Paul arrived in Vienna

Juhu! We are back in town!

We visit Vienna now the third time and it is fantastic! And we met Angel Su again! It is so fantastic!

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Hans' and Paul's first days in Hannover

Hans and Paul arrived just in time for joining their host family on a trip to the "Schaumburger Land".
Together they visited a vacant homestead and got some impressions on german country life.
We like to thank Hans for his help in taking photographs of the old and weary barnyard and his helpful tips about restoration of heritage-protected buildings. Unfortunatley the budget of Hans an Paul is not big enough for creating a foundation. So everybody decided to leave and have a nice afternoon.
After all the whole day was going to be a lesson in "How german townfolk thinks yountry life should be". For that a short time later Hans and Paul found theirselfs on the brink of an "Erdbeerfeld für Selbstpflücker" which could be translated as 'an strawberryfield for gatherer'.
Explorers like Hans and Paul never hesitate and so they went 'in media res'. Hans got a little bellyache but recovered a short time later. Perhaps he had half a strawberry to much. But they were so delicious.
After a long day the finaly arrived at the flat of their host family and got a fabulous dinner with turkish pizza!

All together winded up the evening watching the champions league final. For Hans and Paul it felt like public viewing because of the incredible huge TV.