#sachsen
#DE #Germany #Deutschland #Dresden #Sachsen #dresdnerzwinger #autumn #travel #travelmore #architecture #building (at Dresdner Zwinger)
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#DE #Germany #Deutschland #Dresden #Sachsen #autumn #travel #travelmore #architecture #view #street (at Dresden, Germany)
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Hey guys, I’m extremely busy working again, you know how and who I am, models and actress have to work and especially me. So stay bravely healthy and fit greet your @black_hornis #travel #photography #travelphotography #nature #photooftheday #travelgram #love #instagood #wanderlust #adventure #germany #beautiful #picoftheday #explore #instatravel #vacation #naturephotography #travelblogger #summer #art #landscape #dresden #sachsen #traveling #sunset #trip #instagram #frauenkirche #happy #photo (hier: Frauenkirche Dresden)
https://www.instagram.com/p/Caw2s7hLgdw/?utm_medium=tumblr
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now to something completely different:
unglaublich (dumm), dass ausgerechnet am 80. Jahrestag des Überfalls auf Polen fast 30% in Brandenburg und Saachsen eine neofaschistische Partei wählen - warum denken so viele Menschen, dass Hass und Xenophobie unsere oder ihre Probleme lösen???
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it’s incredible (stupid) that just on the 80th anniversary of attack on Poland the neofascists get nearly 30% in eastern germany - why do so many people think hate and xenophobia will solve our problems with this our history????
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#sachsen #brandenburg #wahlen2019 (hier: Fort De Douaumont)
https://www.instagram.com/p/B14SD1noUq5/?igshid=1nvba53a7uqtg
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An abandoned house in Chemnitz, Germany 2019.
A pretty charming sight after seeing the gentrification madness in Berlin, Leipzig, Dresden.
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Chemnitz after the Kosmos concerts.
Formerly known as Karl-Marx-Stadt, this ex-DDR city has actually nothing to do with the communist philosopher (who was actually born in Trier, in the very west of Germany). However the monument to Karl Marx is still standing in the city-centre. Locals like to refer to his huge head as “der Nischel”.
Marx mag’s.
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My host in Dresden recommended that I go hiking in the Sächsische Schweiz, this nice region about 40 train-minutes from Dresden. I wasn’t sure, for I had planned to hitchhike to Chemnitz on the same day and I had arranged with my CS host in to arrive there before dinner… but hey it was so worth going! The Bastei bridge was indeed cramped with visitors (Czech and Germans mostly), but still really worth visiting!
(Also hitchhiking was great: waited about 10 minutes and got a straight ride to Chemnitz from a woman and her child Paula - the first time I got a ride with children btw)
(I also found the energy to explore Chemnitz and its modernist architecture in the evening, my muscles were a bit sore after hiking and hitchhiking, but I’m so full of energy when I travel, whereas I’m always tired and lazy when I’m at home, idk)
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