Sustainable Germany

Berlin: The End

Visiting Berlin quickly became the highlight of our trip to Germany. The amount of history, multiculturalism, and cohesion between…

Exploring Berlin’s History, Green Spaces, and Diversity

Urban Ag. at Elisabeet Garden

Entrance to the garden, wheelchair accessible raised beds can be seen to the left.

DDR Museum

When in Berlin, we visited the DDR museum which showed a lot of personal details of what it would be like to live in the DDR (AKA German…

“Sustain”ability Trip Conclusion: Berlin

There is good reason why some say that Berlin is “not quite Germany” and Germany is “not…

Berlin

At the time of writing this, I am not sure if it has fully hit me that our three week trip throughout Germany is coming to an end. Berlin is our final destination and having been here for several days now, there is a lot I could say about this city.

Berlin Reflection

By the time we had gotten to Berlin, the trip was happening so fast that I feel like I barely processed my time there. However…

Berlin: A city of history

As a fan of history and politics, Berlin must be one of the most interesting cities in the world to study. In the last 100 years, it has made it through both World Wars resulting in total destruction and the epicenter of the Cold War. It has also had democratic, authoritarian, and…

Berlin

Throughout our visit to Berlin, I was constantly reminded of the city’s recent history of division. Despite visiting over 30 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall and the subsequent end of the Cold War, the remnants of a once divided town, country, and world are prevalent throughout the city. On our city tour…