Tuesday, February 5, 2013

Humber Goes to Freiburg, Germany!


            Well the time here is flying by, but that does not stop us from having more great experiences every day. Paul, our program coordinator, and his lovely wife stopped by for the week to enjoy the last week of January with us. It was so peachy enjoying the company of the two of them. I personally just hope we didn’t scare them too much. February 1st, we beat the sun and drove to the beautiful city of Freiburg, Germany. We started off by walking through a nifty market right outside the Freiburg Munster Cathedral. Most couldn’t help but stop off and try some delicious smelling street meat (as we like to call it), German street meat. We made our way to the bottom of the 265 stairs that takes you to the very top of the Munster. The only thing I have to say about that incredible experience, is the view of town. Magnificent. Later on, the group and myself walked over to Café Schmidt where we met wonderful German staff that taught us how to bake and decorate a Black Forest Cake, a real Black Forest Cake. It was so relaxing to later be sitting in a café with my fellow students while we enjoyed coffee, tea, and Black Forest Cake. To finish off our excursion, we bussed our way over to the Rothaus Brewery. Humber had the pleasure of going on a tour around the large government owned brewery, and then ending the day with dinner at Brauereigasthof Rothaus, the restaurant owned by the brewery. The food was good, the beer was great, and the excursion was awesome. I strongly recommend that you take some time out of your current or future trip to stop by and enjoy the German culture. Here goes another week in Europe!

 








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