Whether it's the world's largest Schützenfest fair, or 1,000 years of teeming markets, or the kind of public festivals that can only be found in Germany, tradition is alive in this country and is constantly being renewed. And that includes the many old customs rooted deep in the countryside. Customs that gladly include guests and visitors. So embrace Germany's festivals and traditions. You'll feel right at home.
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Markusfest is a traditional island holiday.
8.45 clock parade of vigilantes on Münsterplatz
9.00 clock festival service in Münster St. Maria and Markus
ca. 10.30 clock procession
ca. 11.30 clock parade o ...
The oldest and largest paddle steamer fleet in the world connects Dresden along the Elbe with the Saxon Switzerland and the Saxon Elbland. At the start of the season, all 9 historical paddle steamers and both salon ships of ...
"Dixieland in Dresden" has become a worldwide recognised brand. Every year in May it enthuses thousands of people of all ages from different nations and makes the city swing. Guests – Greetings – Congratulators – under this ...
Fanfares, processions, historical re-enactments: Lutherstadt Wittenberg is never short of ideas when it celebrates the wedding of Martin Luther and Katharina von Bora every year in the town where they exchanged vows. ...
The lace product of Plauen have its grand appearance during the lace festival, the biggest village fair that takes place every year in Plauen. Aside from traditional components as the election of the lace princess, the lace ...