I knew this would be jollys favourite stop, for one reason only - Beer Halls. I'm not sure I can explain the scale here, but you sit in these huge gardens drinking 1L steins of beer, with thousands of other people (actually thousands). They are HUGE. If you separate Bavaria from the rest of Germany, they drink more beer than everyone in the world - over 200L each a year. I can see why, a lot of pubs only serve beer in 1L containers, the drinking age is 12 and it...

Dresden is another beautiful German city, beautiful architecture, a lovely river, lovely shops and even a huge 102m porcelain mural After a night there, we headed to the 'Romantic road' which links a series of picturesque Barvarian towns and cities. The first we stopped at was Rothenburg on de tauber, a very cute little walled city with bright coloured buildings and even brighter window boxes. We spent the night in Dinkelsbuhl another medieval walled city - co...

Spent the day at sachsenhausen concentration camp on the out skirts of Berlin. As you can imagine it was quite upsetting, about 100,000 people died in the camp. The camp was full of exhibitions on the camps history, but they also had a couple of barracks set up they would have been during the war. It was amazing to set how small the beds were, how many people they cramped in and how they would have lived. We saw the exercise yard where the prisoners being punish...

We have finally arrived in Berlin after almost 2 straight days of driving. We spent a night in cologne on the way, which seems to be a very cute town on the rhine river. Slept our first night in the camper car which was actually not too bad - pretty spacious. I think they are hard core campers here, a German man at the camp ground tried to tell jolly that camper would be comfortable for up to 6 people if you put a tent on the roof. It would not be comfortable for...