The main building of the university - a former castle - and the Hofgarten - the park behind it - looked as it did 30 years ago and as back then students were playing soccer and people were enjoying the sun.
Mia checked out the playground
Then we took the subway to the museum of German history. Next to the entrance from the subway station stood the official car of Adenauer who was the first chancellor of West Germany
The main exhibition was closed for an update but there was an interesting smaller one the role cars played in West Germany
Mia tried the driving simulation with race cars but drove kind of slow. At least she didn't fly over the fence like other more aggressive drivers
There was another small exhibition on clubs - like one for Bach
On the main square was a little fall festival
It also offered free climbing
One famous attraction in Bonn is the birth house of Beethoven
Another attraction - and much more appealing for children - is the Haribo factory sale. Even tour buses stop there
All the Haribo you can think of - prepacked or you can choose what you want and pay by the pound
Mia picked two pounds of different Haribos
A swim in the hotel in the evening
The hotel was right by the river
Before we left the next morning Mia and Ji were feeding the seagulls
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