Prussian Academy of Sciences (1700-1945)

We knew when we started this European adventure that we'd be doing a lot of walking most days. Each day in Berlin we covered 14-17kms, making it about 25,000 steps according to my watch and I reckon for Freddy's little legs that would have been at least double that amount.

Day 2, Fred spotted 'Blue Bear' and whilst we didn't take a photo of the Bear that day, we both commented on it's appearance (Mummy & Freddy both love blue) and how 'cute' it was. Further down the street we noticed Butler Bear and I suggested I take a photo of that bear and him. This then turned into a game, find a bear, Sarah would take the photo as Fred would do a pose with the Bear. Whilst I know we didn't spot all of them, it definitely helped Freddy achieve the walking that we needed to accomplish to soak up what Berlin had to offer.

Side note: The Buddy Bears Berlin have become an integral part of Berlin's cityscape. They stand as a friendly, colourful symbol of tolerance in the streets (and as a landmark to Berlin).Baca lagi