Something I find fascinating is what gets offered as impulse purchase items. In some places it's just cigarettes, bit here we have liquor as well ("Mum, can I have a packet of Camels?"). Disregarding the display laws at home, if you put them in the open like this in Australia they'd be heavily targeted by shoplifters.
I tried to surrepticiously take some photos of the old subway trains using my phone. Should have used my camera, you don't really get the feel. I did see the year 1970 printed one one of these, so I guess people were using these trains during the Olympics.
In the Lenbachhaus gallery.
The Deutches Museum. This is a WW1 era U-boat with the side removed. Great museum. I'd been warned there's too much to cover in one day, and it's true.
I dearly wish this was one of the interactive exhibits.
The Foucault's pendulum they have. I was boring enough to wait around and see one of the metal spikes topple.
These holes were caused by micrometeorites. Well I think it's cool.
Some parts of an A4 (better known as a V2) rocket.
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