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Archive by Date | Archive by Article Title The Zugspitze, Germany’s Highest Mountain The Zugspitze is Germany’s highest mountain and one of its most famous tourist attractions, offering exceptional views of four countries. Find out more about what you can expect when you visit the Zugspitze here. Mittenwald, Germany - A year-round destination The town of Mittenwald in Upper Bavaria is perfect for a short or long vacation anytime of the year. Find out more here... Proof-of-Purchase on Public Transportation There is one very important fact you should be aware of when visiting Germany and using the very efficient public transportation system: Local and regional public transportation systems usually operate on a proof-of-payment system. Read on to find out more - and the penalty for breaking the rules! Local and Regional Transportation in Germany Public transportation systems in Germany are some of the best in the world. Find out more about how they work and the impact to your pocketbook here. Renting an Apartment in Germany Finding an apartment in Germany can be challenging. Especially if you do not speak German. But that is not where the challenges end. Find out more about the process here.
Bergkirchweih, the Annual Beer Fest in Erlangen The Bergkirchweih is one of the best beer fests I have ever been to in Germany. The fest is held every year in Erlangen, Germany, beginning just before Pentecost and lasting for 12 days. There are a couple of things that differentiate this beer fest from all others. Read on to find out more. Wine Tasting at G & M Machmer Weingut Every year a group of acquaintances in the Weinheim region of Germany gets together for an evening of wine tasting. They rent a bus and head out to G & M Machmer Winery in the town of Bechtheim to taste the current offerings from the vintner himself. I was lucky enough to be invited along this time. Asparagus Season in Germany - Spargelzeit Growing up, asparagus (Spargel) was green stalks of a veggie that I did not eat very often. In Germany, it is thick stalks of the white variety. And it is hugely popular. Find out more about the ivory delicacy here. German Ways What do foreigners need to know about Germans from an intercultural perspective before they come to Germany? Read more here... Hotels in Germany Hotels in Germany are both different and similar to hotels in North America. However, the differences and similarities depend on the type of hotel you are staying at: Is it a chain hotel? An owner-run establishment? In a small village or in a big city? Find out more here.
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