At the end of March the weather in Prague was brilliant, as was the weather up to Magdeburg and Berlin. The cabin was excellent and the meals first class. The star of the show was Dresden, with so many beautiful churches and buildings in close proximity. The spectacular rock formation, called the Bastei, was truly impressive. Meissen was also interesting but we would like to have seen the firing of the pottery. We enjoyed the trip to Worlitz as it reminded us of National Trust houses and gardens in Britain, but it was at the expense of a visit to Magdeburg. We felt that when we departed for Worlitz, the boat could have moved on to Magdeburg, enabling us to return to the boat for lunch, and get a full afternoon in the town. It is worth a longer visit. Cecilienhof, in Potsdam, was a little disappointing as we stood outside the palace for an hour, listening to a lecture, but did not go inside. However, the trip to Sans Souci was excellent, especially for lovers of Baroque architecture. Our final stop was Berlin, and we chose to go to the Pergammon Museum. A worthwhile trip.