Photo Diary // 48 hours in Bonn, Germany

What I know most of you guys been waiting on, PICTURES. These are just a few shots I took while walking around the city or commuting to and fro the meeting area. It was absolutely stunning seeing all the building designs and just how clean the city looked *like out of a movie*. Sadly, I didn’t capture as much images as I’d like because my phone is low-key trash and I also didn’t want to be seen as that person *snapping everything*.
I also didn’t try a lot of German food, so there’s no take on that.

Hope you enjoy!

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Aerial View before landing at Cologne/Bonn Airport

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Fall was definitely in the air, the trees changing color was nothing short of breathtaking. The picture on the right is a tram sign alert, so you can know when the next one is arriving. These were very cool to ride on and they run every 5 minutes.

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One of the many churches seen on my commute

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City views from the UN Campus
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Rhine River from the UN Campus

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Welcome to the City Center

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Bonn is also the birthplace of Beethoven, therefore there’s a statue honoring him located in the city center. His birth house is also a walk away, but I didn’t get the chance to visit. In the background of the picture on the right is a Catholic Church which was very pretty from afar.

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Aren’t the buildings gorgeous??

P.S: Bicycles also seem to be a very common mode of transport in this city.

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Main transportation area: Trains and Trams
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Bus Station to the right

These are pictures of houses/apartments which I admired.

 

Stay Tuned
xoxo

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