My chocolate collection from every country I visited!
From the top, the red packaging is from
Holland. It's just a house brand,
nb, from Holland. Pure chocolate.
To the left are 3
RitterSport from
Germany. The bottom right is
Studentska from
CZ.
The one on its left is a special chunk of chocolate,
Fassbender & Rausch from
Germany. I bought it from the place where there were chocolate statues and a volcano of chocolate (see Berlin's photos).
Then to its left bottom, looking like a bar of soap, is a bar of milk chocolate,
Cote d'Or from
Belgium.
The one on top is
Orion, made in
CZ.
Milka from
Austria.The four bars on top are from
Belgium, Cote d'Or, the elephant brand.
To their left, chocolates from
Germany, Coppeneur (the most expensive ones, one of them is 100% kakao!).
The bottom left is from Austria.. dark chocolate with pumpkinseeds with sheep's milk,
Choco Lina.
And lastly, the 2 next to it are also from Germany,
Feodora - Champagne Truffel,
Hachez - milk chocolate with almond pieces.
Bought Sweden's chocolate from Finland (cheaper and can buy from here so no point buying it during the trip :P).
For all the countries I visited, I enjoyed myself in Prague most.. because of the easter market, and the prettiness of the place. Germany was very hitorical-fied, Vienna is photographic-fied, Amsterdam is very lively but there is a part of it I didn't like (see post on Amsterdam), spent the least time in Brussels and Stockholm.
It was a great trip. But my jeans really stinked by the last 4 days of the trip. Don't understand why also... is my butt that smelly? hah. Tiring, cause walked alot, but it's really quite good exercise. Helped me slim a little from all the weight i put on in Finland but i'm back to Finland again. Most hostels were fine, each had its own little faults but I could deal and live with them for a few days each. Overall, a successful trip - cause we didn't miss any flights or anything terrible. Yeap, so i'm really looking forward to the end trip (more chocs!! haha) and going home!
