Munich is my hometown
Munich is famous for the Oktoberfest and many other things but if you want, i could give you a better insight of Munich
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Traditions and everyday life in GermanyFestivals, family customs, favourite places and everyday traditions, written by members of Global Penfriends who live in Germany. Each cultural keepsake is a short note about life where they are.
403 keepsakes from Germany (206 traditions and culture, 197 personal) · page 7 of 14
Munich is famous for the Oktoberfest and many other things but if you want, i could give you a better insight of Munich
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An Old Mining Tower and some Industrial Installations in the Ruhr Area in Central Germany, now an industrial heritage
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We always go to the Dult because of the tasty food and the fun rides. It has become some sort of tradition for us
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The most popular summer side dish in Germany! Every family has a different recipe but it’s always eaten together
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Every X-Mas each family member brings some christmas decoration to the celebration.... I dont understand why xD
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Our house is right next to a forest and my family and I love to go there for a walk and enjoying the nature :)
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Visiting the famous "Koelner Dom", Cologne Cathedral. It's a lovely place, whether you are Christian or not.
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A town in my area has the largest old town fun fair in Europe. Everybody in the area goes there every year.
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I don't live far away from Cologne and it's well known for KÖLSCH beer. Here is one of the old breweries!
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I enjoy going out wandering. I usually pick a random direction, but I often find myself in Prinzenpark.
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Schloss Linderhof is one of many beautiful castles in Germany and one of three unique ones in Bavaria.
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In Germany there are plenty of old churches. Pretty much every town, no matter the size, has one!
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Visited one of the most famous castles in germany. It has a long history & is truely stunning
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Everyone loves beer or any kind of alcohol here. You like to drink? You came to the right place!
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It’s an old Fairytale from this City. At some festivals around the year he shows up in public.
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In Germany, every shop and most workplaces are closed. It is supposed to be a “day of rest“.
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It's a very huge shopping center in Stuttgart, Germany. You never get bored there!!
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This picture was made inside one of some attractions at the Oktoberfest in Munich.
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This castle is only 2 hours away from where we live. I guess you all know it. :)
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I live near the longest castle in the world - it's 1051 metres (0.65 mi) long!
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The Christmasmarkt in Nürnberg is known to be the biggest in all of Germany.
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In Germany exists many christmas markets. In Augsburg is also one beautiful.
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I cooking very like international. I like exotische Herb plant Spice.
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People in east frisia have a special way of drinking black tea.
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Our Rhine Tower sends out signals. It has illuminated beams.
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Triberg waterfalls are the largest waterfalls in Germany.
Shared by MausileinchenMoments from members' own lives: family traditions, favourite places, hobbies and memories, some from other countries they love.
In Germany, the days after Christmas and the first days of the new year always seem to repeat the same news cycle: private fireworks are on sale, Germans are very enthusiastic about them, each New Year's Eve seems to be worse…
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It´s an activity, a place, a event and a tradition. Here, where i live, were the brothers grimm living a long time ago. In the dark forrests here, beneath the small forrest lakes, and in the wide green meadows they collected and…
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Cossack culture is deeply connected to the land, horses, and strong community traditions. Don Cossacks have long been known for their horsemanship and their close relationship with the wide steppe. Many families still keep…
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I enjoy reading and researching historical events in my city, and the best place for that is the city archive. You can make an appointment via email and then explore forgotten letters, historical events, and other fascinating…
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