Month: November 2010
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Germany Is Home To Some Of The World’s Most Unusual Museums
Germany is home to a variety of unusual and intriguing museums, like the Miniature Wonderland, Dialogue Museum, Mustard Museum, Chocolate Museum, Giraffe Museum and Hygiene Museum.
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November Is The Anniversary Of A Reunited Berlin
November is the anniversary month of the Fall of the Wall, and the end of a dark era of German history where fear and repression ruled East Germany and when innocent people died trying to…
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The Fantastical Castle Creations Of Mad King Ludwig In Bavaria
Our beloved Mad King Ludwig II has not created the all popular Neuschwanstein Castle alone. The cute Linderhof Palace and the massive Herrenchiemsee Castle are two of his others.
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Follow In The Footsteps Of Germany’s Classical Music Superstars
Germany has been the home of many of the world’s most famous and revered composers, including Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Ludwig van Beethoven, Johannes Sebastian Bach and Richard Wagner.
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How To Observe The Fun And Spooky Halloween Holiday In Germany
Halloween may not be a traditional German holiday, but there are other similar festivals, like Walpurgis Night and All Souls’ Week, that have led some to embrace this fun day.