Ask someone what they know about Germany and they’re bound to bring up sausage, beer, and probably German punctuality. And, actually, those things are … [Read More...]
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German Cuisine: Saxony
Cooking in the German state of Saxony (Sachsen) is a melting pot of the cooking traditions of the numerous regions that make up the state: Ore … [Read More...]
Oktoberfest Tents Overview
There are currently fourteen large tents and twenty small tents at the Oktoberfest. The tents are wooden non-permanent structures which are … [Read More...]
Natural and Man-Made Wonders of Germany
As if anyone needed even more reasons to visit Germany, here is a handy list of natural and man-made sights to be explored in this wonderful … [Read More...]
Frankenstein Castle – Burg Frankenstein
Frankenstein Castle (Burg Frankenstein) is a hilltop castle in the Odenwald overlooking the city of Darmstadt in Germany. Though built in the 13th … [Read More...]
German Cuisine: Baden-Württemberg
When it comes to cuisine, Baden-Württemberg has a range of regional culinary specialties as diverse as the areas from where they come. On a culinary … [Read More...]
Saarland
With a history clearly distinct from the rest of Germany and close ties to neighboring France, the Saarland has a unique position among the German … [Read More...]
Things Not to Do in Germany
Germany is known for efficiency and punctuality, and learning a little of the local etiquette and customs should help travelers make sure that their … [Read More...]
Oktoberfest – World’s Largest Folk Festival
Oktoberfest is the world's largest Volksfest (beer festival and traveling funfair). Held annually in Munich, Bavaria, Germany, it is a 16- to 18-day … [Read More...]
North Rhine-Westphalia
The most populous of the German states with approximately 17.5 million inhabitants has long been considered Germany’s blue-collar workplace or rather, … [Read More...]