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Photos (top to bottom): Vienna, Berlin,
Bratislava, Dresden, Dresden, Prague, Budapest
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Photos (top to bottom):
Prague, Bratislava, Vienna, Prague, Budapest
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Photos (top to bottom):
Berlin, Bratislava, Budapest, Budapest
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Clips (top to bottom):
Vienna, Budapest, Prague, Vienna, Dresden
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Sight Seeing
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Brandenburg Gate, Berlin
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Opera
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Old
Town Square, Prague
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St
Stephen's Church, Vienna
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Parliament, Budapest
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Germany is perhaps not best renowned for its fine dining.
However Marjellchen, a traditional restaurant in Berlin, is
worth the detour. Cozy and intimate, it serves large
portions of local food with drink recommendations thrown in for
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Trans
Europe Express no longer exists, but if it did it would be
serving food like this. Recent years have seen the
demise of classic restaurant carriages on European trains but
they're still going strong in the Czech Republic.
This meal was freshly prepared by a real chef on the
Berlin-Prague-Bratislava service.
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