The next day, we started out by taking the train to the Olympic Stadium built for the 1936 Olympic games. It is a very commanding structure. Now it's a soccer stadium. It's built deep into the ground. It's a very cool structure. There is a very large Turkish population in Berlin. This means that there are a lot of Turkish food places. This is where Roecker and I found out about kebabs. They are incredible. I really hope that they are in America. After the stadium, we rode the subway to the downtown area and got off. It was a beautiful part of town with a large park where the Berlin Wall used to run. We stayed there for a while and then walked to the Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe. It was an incredible, city block size memorial. It looked almost like a maze. Afterwards, we returned to the hostel to get some sleep before our train to Warsaw.

The Spree River that runs through Berlin.

 The incredible kebab.

 The Olympia Stadium.

 Park on the former site of the Berlin Wall.

 Site of the Wall.

 American Embassy.

 Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe.

 Brandenburg Gate at dusk.