Friday, May 24, 2013

What happened in Stuttgart?

Rentap!!! Yeah Rentap 2013...
That's the main reason why I went to Stuttgart with my friends last week. You can read more about rentap in my old post when it was held in NRW. Click here!

So yeah I did a road trip to Stuttgart together with Darwin, Lan and Adam. We arrived in Stuttgart early at about 11am. Even though we just had a long journey of 5 hours from Krefeld, we were not tired at all and went straight to Mercedes-Benz museum. I've recently posted about this. Click here..

After exploring the museum, we went to the bowling alley. Darwin, Anisah and I joined Rentap's bowling tournament. It was like last year when we played together under the name of OKK. Teruja dapat main sekali lagi kat rentap this time.

The pictures below will show the chronology of the events that took place in Stuttgart during rentap.. Enjoy! :)

Rentap Bowling Tournament

Anisah, Darwin and I (OKK)

With our awesome supporters : Rumitha, Adam and Lan

Finally I got the chance to meet Ku Ammar. 
Next post pasal trip I gi tempat dia plak.. :)

Dinner at Tiffany Thaistyle

The best place to enjoy asian food in Stuttgart!

Having a wonderful dinner...oh bulatnya..

Amagaaaddd...these are to die for...

Schlossplatz after sunset

 Fountain a.k.a Brunnen am Schlossplatz


The Mercury Pillar

 New Castle

 Oberer Schlossgarten

Finanzministerium

Opera House

Schlossplatz in the morning

Königsbau-Passagen

Musik-Pavillon

Herzog Christoph von Württemberg. Bronze statue

Famous shopping street , Königstraße

Walter -Erich-Schaefer-Weg

Someone tried to be funny by putting soaps into the fountain.. :p

Opernhaus


Finanzministerium

Oberer Schlossgarten


Meeting Hakim and Irfan


Schillerplatz


Schlosskirche 


Rentap Closing Event

 Njam njam BBQ!

 Menjamu selera sambil2 penyampaian hadiah untuk tournament rentap..

Alhamdullillah we won first in the bowling tournament and I got best player that day. 
Tersepraised dan terujaaaa!

Till the next post
Tschüss und mach's gut!

Wednesday, May 22, 2013

For all those car lovers out there....

When you think about Germany, three main things come to mind : Automobile, sausage and beer. As I can't experience the latter, I'll just share my wonderful experience exploring automobiles in Germany.

Germany is well known for building fast cars, with brilliant engineering and amazing design. Oh and Germany is also the birthplace of the first patented automobile, Karl Benz’s Patent Motorwagen of 1886. Famous car brands in Germany would be Mercedes-Benz, BMW, Volkswagen, Porsche, Audi just to name a few. The list could go on and on and on..Anyways, in this post I'm gonna share about two cities that are famous for their automobiles production, namely Stuttgart and Munich. While Stuttgart is well-known for Mercedes-Benz, people would be talking about BMW in Munich. These two major brands are part of the "German Big 3" luxury automakers along with Audi.

Mercedes-Benz Museum
Be amazed at this museum which offers a variety of cars and their chronological history. You'll be taken 125 years back when the Mercedes-Benz legend was born with the pioneering invention by Gottlieb Daimler and Carl Benz.

Students get a discount of 4 euros for the entry ticket.

Muka sorunk2 excited ni..

The invention of the Automobile


Birth of the Brand


 Modern geela lift ni..teruja cam back to the future plak..

Gallery of Voyagers


Gallery of Carriers


Times of Change : Diesel and Supercharger


Post-war Miracle : Form and Diversity


Visionaries : Safety and Environment


New Start : The road to Emission-free mobility


Silver Arrows : Races and Records


Fascination of Technology : Hands on Exhibition


Cars Exhibition


 Exterior of Mercedes-Benz Museum


 Mercedes-Benz Arena


BMW Welt
BMW welt is an exhibition of cars and motorcycles under the production from BMW. It's really nice cuz you get to see a variety of automobiles and you also have the opportunity to get the feel of siting in the cars.


Pergh kalau dapat kereta ni..memang ar..memang ar..


BMW Museum
I didn't get the chance to visit the museum. Saving it for my next visit to Munich.. :)

 Vroom Vroom...

Till the next post
Tschüss und mach's gut!