Bonn – Walking. Gossip. Travel.

According to Nathan, who studied this shirt in some detail (I’m not really into looking at old clothing), this is

Bonn – Haus der Geschichte (Ballot Box)

In an attempt to be topical since today is a General Election, here’s a ‘wahlurne’, or ballot box, which was

I had wondered why there were so many staff at the UK exhibition at the Haus der Geschichte, but having

Part of the exhibition on British-German relations at the special UK exhibition being held at the Haus der Geschichte. The

This is one of the girders from the collapsed World Trade Center which was destroyed during the 9/11 attacks in

I wasn’t quite sure as to the meaning of this installation as it looked like some random names mixed with

I’m not sure whether this cafe is on-trend or not, but it’s certainly quirky and is located in what appears

I don’t have any background on this, but what a lovely little set-up in a shopfront in the centre of

This fountain celebrates St. Martin’s Day, where children would often collect geese for the celebration meal, which in itself was

This installation by Sir Tony Cragg is located at Remigiusplatz and was unveiled in 2014. Cragg is a British sculptor,