The harbour city, or Hafen City in German.

I checked out in Berlin at around six. The hostel was 1.3 kilometres from the station and I’d planned to walk, but my day pass was still valid, so I took the tram.

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The departures board at Berlin Hauptbahnhof.

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The electronic signs in the station, whether in China or Europe, I find it easy to find the way out of the station, because the ticket already has all the information, the station also has signs. When I was not through China, looking at the modern and complex railway system there I was worried about it, when I passed by when I found the station and all the time left will go buy food: D on the train to eat.

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Paper information board, read for more details:)))

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And also should sit waiting near the electronic board, there is information about train delays or changing stations is also more proactive, often not receive notifications on the app or announcement speakers are not in English: D
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The train stopped and I thought I was there but I didn't know why it stopped before I got to the station so I went out of the corridor and took this picture. IC - Inter City trains have six-person cabins with air conditioning, so you'll have to sit in a single compartment when the train is empty.

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The legendary German sausage. I talked to Quỳnh the other night, he said he wanted to see the northern lights and eat German sausages. When I just got to the station, I passed by the sausage shop, I thought about it for a while before I came back, 150k a piece, not good but 😚 and the hotdog 2 euros dinner the day before at the train station, salty + bitter, bread is hard, after I don't dare to eat it again.
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I don't know where I'm going, because the room is not available until 3:00. I noticed that every train station in Germany has a dome like this, except for the Philips letter, I don't know what it means:D

Then follow the maps and walk to Hafen city.

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I walked to the end of the river, to the harbour, and there was a theatre, and people were walking around there, and it was crowded, and I searched the web and there was 3 euros for a ticket, and I was lazy to buy it, and I saw a sign that said this is the ticket office, so I followed it.

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You went in, you sold tickets, you gave one ticket, you took the money and you found out it was free.
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Looking at the clock, it's two minutes to 12:00, so I'm going through the ticketing, the elevator is long, I'm gonna have to walk two' to get there:D

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View from the Elbphilharmonie - the tallest building in the city.

Walk a round to enjoy the 360-degree view there after going down for lunch, search maps to find Asian food shops, there are many shops that because of tired to choose the nearest one, saying close but also walking about 700m.

The woman at Mai Asia made me a plate of rice. I pointed at something that looked good without knowing its name. Then she told me, “I’ll only charge you five, my child.” I didn’t know what it normally cost, but the cheapest dishes on the wall were €8 or €9.

This place is crowded, and people are used to taking plates and queuing up. I'll eat, wait for her to come out for an hour, and then I'll go.

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Now walk around and get the room is enough, I search maps to find a supermarket to buy bottled water that see the Vinh Mart: D but also not easy way to the hostel, the REWE supermarket is located in the shopping center, before getting here I spent about 5e to buy a cup of potato tea already.

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I took the tram 2km to get to the hostel and it cost me 2.1e, more than 60k in Vietnamese money, I'm sorry:D
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A few hundred meters on foot to the a&o Hamburg Hbf.

The system for renting rooms a & o this has many cheap rooms for rent, with the principle that everyone can go on a trip, texting to yourself on Booking.com is able to check-in automatically, to where you are looking for always not see that machine, there is a Western man seeing you go around and then just ask what you are looking: D then just in the reception.

I don't know why he chose the bed that was already occupied, I went to the newspaper and said you can choose one of the two beds that are empty 💁

I'm in bed waiting for 8-9 in the evening before I leave Hafen City again.

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I'm not looking for any restaurant, because it's too late so people close all, looking for supermarkets is closed vs maps just wrong, then I thought about going back to the train station: D, here is free food.

I walked round the station and found an Indian curry place. The guy taking orders was Indian. While I ate, I noticed two Vietnamese staff as well. When I finished, the Indian guy said “xin chào” to me in Vietnamese 😆