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Kalifornien Trip - Auto/Van Miet Tipps

Posted by tobi on April 07, 2015 · 1 min read

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Hier die Liste von Van/Motorhome/Car Rentals für unseren Kalifornien Trip 2014.

Letztlich hatten wir bei http://www.lostcampersusa.com ausgeliehen. War ganz ok nix fancy aber solide und guter Preis. Glaub das waren so 50$ pro Tag..

Mir wurde im Nachhinein gesagt wenn man ein Auto über dtsch. Reisebüro bucht könnte es wegen anderen Steuern & Versicherung billiger sein. Aber unklar ob das stimmt, evtl. mal unverbindlich Anfragen.

Schaut auch mal nach Campingplätzen. Die schönen bei Big sur etc. solltet ihr vor-reservieren. Wild parken/übernachten haben wir 2x gemacht. Es gab kein Problem, aber den Platz zu finden und hoffen dass
keine Polizei kommt war stressig.

VM Bus & kleinere Van Anbieter:

Motorhomes:

The big agencies, El Monte RV and Cruise America, probably don’t have anything as small as a VW van

General Info:

Camping Infos:

Tours:

Also on the Coast is beautiful. Up North to Mendocino, Sonoma, Napa (wine country), or South: Big Sur, Carmel, Monterey, Santa Cruz, Capitola, Santa Barbara, Malibu…..and many others North or South.

Fahrräder hatten wir recht günstig über spinlister.com ausgeliehen.

Berliner Adressen

Posted by tobi on January 03, 2015 · 1 min read

Hier eine Liste von Adressen die mir in irgendeiner Form mal empfohlen wurden:

Orthopedie

Physiotherapists:

Steuer

Jobs

Einkaufen

tbc….

Couchsurfing NYC Tipps (Mirror)

Posted by tobi on December 27, 2014 · 7 mins read

Auf Couchsurfing gab es einen schönen Thread mit viel viel NYC Tipp. Leider wurde jedoch durch den relaunch alles versteckt/gelöscht. Zum Glück hatte ich alles gespeichert, hier der Thread:

A list of things I’d like to do in NY in august. Give me some tips to improve it about 5 months ago
7GIOSUE7
..take a ride boat on Staten Island Ferry
…make a Picnic in the Central P
..listen to a Gospel in a Harlem’s Church
..drink a cocktail made from “apotheke” in Doyers Street
…have a drink in Cafe Wha? where B. Dylan, J. Hendrix B. Springeesten went
…walk on High Line
… go to Little Italy in Bronx area
…. take a picture from Brooklyn area “the Manhattan skyline”
…take a picture from TOP OF THE ROCK
… a whisper in the whispering gallery
…go shopping to 5th avenue
…take a picture in TIME SQUARE
…stop over at TRASH AND VAUDEVILLE where “the Ramones” went shopping
,,,go on the beach “Coney Island” and having a Nathan’s hot dog
…join in an local BBQ
…eat cupcakes, brownies, marshmallow, waffel, mac’n cheese
…a cocktail on the ROOFTOPS.
hOW ABOUT THAT?

Curtiepie about 5 months ago
Pretty good! Have more food:

  1. Egg Cream – *Eisenberg’s Sandwich Shop, Lexington Candy Shop, *Gem Spa & Cosmopolitan Cafe. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Egg_cream
  2. Bagels/Bialys – *Daniel’s, Murray’s, *Bagel Express, *Zucker’s, Tal Bagels, *Kossar’s Bialys or Ess-a-Bagel.
  3. Hot Dogs – from the cart or Crif Dogs, Japadog and the original Nathan’s at Coney Island.
    Or from Gray’s Papaya with an Orange Julius drink. Also known as DWDs (dirty water dogs).
  4. Pizza – *Motorino, Artichoke Basille, *DeFara, Totonnos, *John’s, Arturo’s, *Keste, Lombardi’s,
    *Grimaldi’s… a much debated NYC topic and the list goes on forever.
  5. Pastrami Sandwich (or Corned Beef or Brisket) – *Katz Deli on Houston St. Lansky’s & The 2nd Avenue Deli.
  6. Soul Food – *Manna’s (134TH St Lenox Ave), Amy Ruth’s, *Melba’s, Sylvia’s & *Jacob’s.
  7. Steak – Peter Lugers, *Keens, Old Homestead, *The Capital Grille, *Del Frisco, Palm, *BLT Steak…
  8. DESSERTS
    Legendary – Veniero’s (1894) and De Robertis Pasticcerie & Café (1904).
    Cupcakes – Crumbs, Buttercup Bake Shop, Magnolia’s, Two Little Red Hens, *Billy’s Bakery
    or Cup Cake Cafe.
    Doughnuts – *Donut Plant, Dough, Peter Pan Donut & Pastry Shop & Dun-Well Doughnuts.
    Cheesecake – Juniors, Eileen’s or *Veniero’s.
    More – Jacques Torres, City Bakery, *Momofuku Milk Bar, Levain Bakery and *Max Brenner

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John Berg about 5 months ago
You can’t forget forget about paul’s botique. Beastie boys, and you definitly need to find a crazy good dollar slice pizza joint, my favroite one is the joey pepperonis near 28th st and second ave
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99 rivington st ny, ny 10002 the corner of rivington and ludlow

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Dana Zheng about 5 months ago
Go on the Highline at night, less crowded and you get a nice view of the city lights. The track gets lit up so it’s easy to walk along. As for graffiti, it is spread out all over. Unfortunately, 5 Pointz is now gone, was whitewashed several months ago. Travesty!

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Giulia Riva about 5 months ago
Hi Giosue, it already looks as a great plan (especially the food part ;)! )
I would suggest to spend more time in Brooklyn, visit the Brooklyn museum (it is amazing!), enjoy street art, flea markets and wandering around Brooklyn hoods…
I especially loved to discover antitourisic neighborhoods: http://www.blocal-travel.com/2014/06/new-york-as-you-might-not-expect-it.html
and to hang out at the coolest and youngest neighborhoods of Brooklyn, enjoying street art as well as many restaurants and clubs: http://www.blocal-travel.com/2014/05/welcome-to-hipsterland.html

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Tom Kincaid about 5 months ago
Yes, definitely get out to Brooklyn and Queens. Check out the old world’s fair grounds then go to eat at the Golden Mall in Flushing. If you like biking, there is a greenway that goes all along the Brooklyn waterfront. You can start in Williamsburg and end in Rockaway, about 25km. You’ll go through all kinds of interesting neighborhoods on the way, the old navy yards, Dumbo, the new Brooklyn Bridge park, Red Hook, Verrazano bridge, Brighton beach (slight detour) and the Jamaica Bay wildlife area. You can take the bike on the subway back.

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SandraShutterbug about 4 months ago
@Curtiepie
What’s the story with Sunday service at a Harlem Church? I tried getting into Abyssinia one summer–IMPOSSIBLE!!! I went down the block to another fantastic service. So where do you recommend? If you go, I’d like to join you and/or Giuseppe!

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7GIOSUE7 about 4 months ago
1)Gospel in Harlem - SandraShutterburg you are welcome (I’m going to NY in august from 2nd to 14th)
2)Little Italy in Bronx because it is much more genuine and authentic than others. When I go to there I will send a msg to you one or two days before ok?)
3)As far as your BBQ… that would be great! I I hope to eat a tipical newyorker BBQ.
4) Ignited/inflame ah ah ah . That makes me laugh. Ok I take note :D
LET’S KEEP IN TOUCH IN ORDER TO SET UP MANY THINGS ON THE LIST

Laura Migdon about 4 months ago
If it hasn’t already been said, I would suggest going to Smorgasburg on Saturdays in Williamsburg to try some of the most innovative food coming out of nyc right now. I think it opens at 11am. Get there early.

Tereza Lima about 4 months ago
Apollo Theater for the Amateur Night- so much fun!
For graffiti there’s a great tour in Bushwick, search for Free Tours by Foot, they have others tours too. Add the CS Meeting to your list :)

Gospel - try these 2 and arrive early.
1st Corinthian Baptist Church – 116th St – 1912 (7th Ave)/Adam Clayton Powell Blvd. - http://www.fcbcnyc.org/
Services at 8am and 11am. Also has an “open Friday” service at about 6:30.
Canaan Baptist Church – 132 West 116th St btwn Lenox and 7th Ave/Adam Clayton Powell Blvd. http://www.harlemonestop.com/organization.php?id=151

Or Brooklyn Tabernacle – 17 Smith St. http://www.brooklyntabernacle.org/

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