In an inspiring voyage, the Cape Gazette’s intrepid travellers arrived at the iconic Brandenburg Gate in Berlin, Germany, during their luxurious Viking Cruise along the Elbe River. This stunning 18th-century neoclassical monument stands as a testament to history, marking where the road from Berlin began its journey towards Brandenburg an der Havel. Delightfully captured in the moment are travellers John and Meloney Steinmetz, Steve and Lorrie Walker, Jack and Lorraine Walker, Pat Mahoney, and Bev Dugan. Sadly, Jim Semivan and Deb Stokes missed the opportunity for a photo with their beloved Cape Gazette atop this historic landmark.
Cape Gazette travellers enjoyed a Viking Cruise on the Elbe River, visiting the iconic Brandenburg Gate in Berlin. This neoclassical monument, built in the 18th century, marks an important historical site. The group included notable travellers, while some missed being photographed with the Cape Gazette.
The Cape Gazette’s visit to the Brandenburg Gate encapsulates a beautiful blend of travel and history, highlighting the magazine’s endeavours to celebrate global landmarks. The monument’s cultural significance and the shared experiences of its travellers create a memorable narrative. Though some missed the photo opportunity, the spirit of adventure remains immortalised through their journey.
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