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Articles related to "Bavaria"
Bavaria, Germany Bavaria, Germany has rich history of kings and castles. Ludwig I helped transform Bavaria into a cultural capital, while his grandson, Ludwig II built Neuschwanstein. bavaria • history of bavaria • ludwig i • ludwig ii • neuschwanstein castle
Lola Montez Lola Montez was the mistress of King Ludwig I of Bavaria. lola montez • royal mistress • ludwig i • bavaria • king of bavaria
Cadolzburg Castle, Bavaria, Germany Cadolzburg Castle near Nürnberg in southern Germany is a compact and attractive castle from which the Hohenzollerns governed Franconia in the 13th and 14th centuries. cadolzburg • franconian castle • hohenzollern • bavarian castle • nurnberg castles
England to Bavaria by Train or Bus Trains (Eurostar, TGV, ICE) and buses are alternatives to low-cost airlines for cheap tickets from London in England to Stuttgart, Munich, and Bavaria in South Germany. uk to germany by bus • london to munich by train • st pancras international to münchen hauptbahnhof • eurostar tgv ice • cheap bus tickets
It's Fasching - German carnival for beginners and travelers New Orleans has Mardi Gras. Venice has Carnevale. Southern Germany has Fasching. So what's Fasching? Why not found out. germany • bavaria • fasching • carnival • lent
Oktoberfest! Oktoberfest, the celebration of the wine harvest, actually takes place in September now, not just in Munich, but around the world. Written by Colleen Thomas Ryor. oktoberfest • octoberfest • germany • bavaria • beer
MTV Germany to air Popetown MTV Germany to air entire series after Catholic injunction fails popetown • mtv germany • bavaria • bbc • catholics
Flemish Artist Jan van Eyck Before he became famous and was lured to Burgundy by Philip the Good, Jan van Eyck, who perfected the new oil painting medium, was hired by John III the Pitiless. jan van eyck • flemish painter • adoration lamb • altar ghent • painting egg tempera
German Events: Munich Festivals From drinking in the beer halls and shopping at the Christmas market to music concerts at the Tollwood Festival and fairground rides, this Bavarian city parties all year. munich festivals • german events • bavaria germany • oktoberfest september • maidult fair
The Starkbierfest in Munich Munich's Starkbierfest, held during the Lenten period, features seasonal strong beers - Bock and Doppelbock - as well as plenty of traditional Bavarian fun. beer • german beer • bockbier • doppelbock. bierfest • beer festival
It Happened in Iphofen - Wine, Beer, and Festivals in Franken Bavaria is the largest state in Germany. The Northern region, known as Franconia, maintains a distinct and separate identity from the southern areas. One distinction from southern Bavaria is the Franken wine tradition. The Franken Wine Country has great attractions for travelers, including wine festivals. Join me in Iphofen, and see what happened. europe • germany • bavaria • franconia • franken wine country
Celebrate in Wurzburg - Wine Festivals and other Festivals in Southern Germany Celebrate good times in Würzburg! Summer is fast approaching, and Würzburg is gearing up for some great celebrations. Many of the festivals date back for centuries, and coincide with religious, historical, or seasonal events. Here are some of the festivals I recommend. travel • european travel • germany • bavaria • franconia
Mahlzeit: Mealtime in Germany More this week on German food and snacks. Thanks to one of my readers, Bossel, for suggesting that I write more on the subject. Written by Colleen Thomas Ryor. cuisine • food • german • germanic • meal
Munich's Strong Beer Festival Every March, Munich celebrates <i>Starkbierzeit,</i> a mini-Oktoberfest without the hordes of tourists. It features traditional Bavarian entertainment...and some of the world's most powerful beer. strong beer • munich • bavaria • beer hall • oktoberfest
Neuschwanstein Castle Neuschwanstein in Bavaria is one of the most famous and impressive castles in the world. Sleeping Beauty's castle in Disney World was modelled after it. Written by Colleen Thomas Ryor. germany • bavaria • castles • europe • palace
Christmas in Frankenmuth Michigan Michigan's Little Bavaria celebrates the Christmas spirit year around. This Midwest destination offers charming ambiance and joyful holiday events. frankenmuth michigan • michigan's little bavaria • bronner's christmas wonderland • xmas decoration • bronner's silent night chapel
Colombian Food and Drink Coffee, exotic fruits, Arepas, sancocho, and other culinary delights are worth indulging on a trip to Colombia. colombian food and drink • ajiaca de bogota • bandeja paisa • amazon fruit • tamales tolima
From Bad to Wurst- Denise Barnes When a work experience of twelve months in Germany is over, Denise never forgets the place and over the course of thirty years she returns several times- Bavaria enchants health centre novel • denise barnes • from bad to wurst • tannerhof • sanatorium
Hiking in the Alps Clear air, blue skies, panoramic views. Hiking in the Alps is always a wonderful adventure, especially when there are few tourists. and trails are uncrowded. adventure travel • hiking • europe • alps • italy
International Trains to Munich Visit Bavaria, Germany from major cities in Switzerland, France, Italy, Czech Republic, Austria and Hungary with a direct train to Munich's hauptbahnhof. munich hauptbahnhof • international trains • bavaria germany • rail journey • travel time
Neuschwanstein and Hohenschwangau Although opening hours are long, tickets are best obtained in advance for romantic, Disney-like Schloss Neuschwanstein and Hohenschwangau Castle near Füssen in Germany. opening hours tickets schloss neuschwanstein hohen • fairy tale disney castle • sightseeing in bavaria • daytrips from munich • top sights füssen schwangau germany
Oberammergau Passion Play, Germany Buying advance tickets for the Passion Play (Passionsspiele) 2010 in Oberammergau in Bavaria, Germany is possible in package tours or for individuals via DER Reisebüro. passion play 2010 tickets • oberammergauer passionsspiele • sightseeing in bavaria • day trips from munich • top sights in oberammergau
Schloss Hohenschwangau, Germany King Maximilian's Schloss Hohenschwangau in Schwangau near Füssen, southern Germany, inspired Bavarian King Ludwig II to build the fairy tale Neuschwanstein Castle. schloss neuschwanstein hohenschwangau castle • bavarian king ludwig ii • sightseeing in bavaria • daytrips from munich • top sights füssen schwangau germany
Schloss Neuschwanstein Concerts Concerts (Schlosskonzerte) are held each September in the Sängersaal of Bavaria's romantic, Disney-like Schloss Neuschwanstein Castle in Schwangau near Füssen, Germany. schlosskonzerte schwangau • castle concerts schloss neuschwanstein • sängersaal wartburg • fairy tale disney castle • sightseeing in bavaria
Schumacher's Crazy Cab Ride Michael Schumacher shows Germany's taxi drivers how it's done in a high speed dash for the airport. schumacher taxi drive • michael schumacher taxi • tuncer yilmaz • schumacher bavaria • coburg taxi
Sights in Oberammergau, Germany Top sights in Oberammergau, Germany are nature, Lüftlmalerei (tromp l'oeil painted façades), woodcarvings and art in the Pilatushaus and Museum, and the Passionstheater. passion play 2010 tickets • oberammergauer passionsspiele • sightseeing in bavaria • day trips from munich • top sights in oberammergau
The Beer Hall Putsch - Prologue The Beer Hall putsch failure taught Hitler many lessons but, in the run-up to the action, he forgot most of what he already well understood about taking over power.
Transport to Neuschwanstein Castle Transportation to the romantic, Disney-like Schloss Neuschwanstein castle in southern Germany is easy by train via Füssen or directly by car or tour bus to Schwangau. transportation train bus to füssen schwangau germa • schloss neuschwanstein hohenschwangau • fairy tale disney castle • sightseeing in bavaria • day trips from munich
Schloss Neuschwanstein, Germany Schloss Neuschwanstein built by King Ludwig II in Schwangau, Bavaria is one of the most romantic, almost Disney-like castles in Germany and a popular daytrip from Munich. schloss neuschwanstein hohenschwangau castle • bavarian king ludwig ii • fairy tale disney castle • sightseeing in bavaria • daytrips from munich
German Angst: Mad Cows and Depleted Uranium At mid-term of the legislation period German chancellor Gerhard Schröder has already lost seven ministers of his cabinet starting in fall 1998. The latest were the minister of sanity Andrea Fischer (Greens) and the minister for agriculture Karl-Heinz Funke (SPD) who resigned in January amid the mishandling of the crisis following the cases of Mad Cow Disease (BSE) found in Bavaria and Schleswig-Holstein. As a consequence of the news about ill cattle found all over Western Europe, worried consumers have almost stopped buying beef. Schröder has reacted to the crisis nominating two new ministers, among them Renate Künast (Greens), responsible for consumer protection and agriculture, who will try to introduce a new kind of natural agriculture in Germany. Unfortunately for Schröder there are other ministers at risk, first of all foreign minister Joschka Fischer, a Green, who has been questioned over his past as a street-fighter in Frankfurt in the early 70s. Defense minister Rudolf Scharping (SPD) is much criticized for having exposed his soldiers serving in Kosovo to excessive health risks from uranium-tipped munitions used by U.S. forces. Several NATO peacekeepers have died of leukemia since serving in the Balkans, adding yet another concern to the European agenda. gerhard • schröder • fischer • joschka • bse
Germany Today Introductory overview of contemporary Germany for the German Interest topic at Suite101. Written by Colleen Thomas Ryor. germany • german • beer • culture • economy
Germany’s Fiscal Reform: Big Boost for Business During its last meeting on Friday 14th July in Bonn the Bundesrat has approved the biggest financial reform in German history. The reform bill was prepared by finance minister Hans Eichel, while chancellor Gerhard Schröder did his best to guarantee its passage in parliament. Facing growing pressure from public opinion, the opposition Christian Democrats were not able to block the reform in the chamber of regions. Schröder’s SPD-Greens coalition has lately realized a whole line of important political successes and is now expected to arrive in pole position at the next general elections in 2002. Their chances will even grow, if the fiscal reform works like expected and the economy takes advantage of the new favorable business conditions. The Frankfurt stock exchange and several industry leaders have already given an enthusiastic salute to the reform which will lessen fiscal pressure by 60 billion DM a year. The economic and political consequences of this breakthrough will soon be felt all over the continent, where the competition for the best fiscal favor has just begun. germany • gerhard • schröder • schroeder • eichel
Cheap Flights to German Airports Low-cost and budget airlines use regional airports throughout Germany for cheap non-stop flights at low airfares and ticket prices to German and European destinations. german airports • fra • german low-cost airlines • cheap flights to germany • fly to germany
Travel the Romantic Road, Germany The Romantic Road (Romantische Straße), Germany's most popular holiday route, passes through medieval towns including Rothenburg, Dinkelsbühl, Nördlingen, and Füssen. romantic road top sights • travel the romantische strasse • rothenburg ob der tauber • medieval german towns • town walls in germany
Exploring the Oberammergau Region Schloss Neuschwanstein Castle, Füssen, Linderhof Palace, the Wieskirche, and Kloster Ettal Monastery are easy fun day trips by car or bus from Oberammergau in Bavaria. sightseeing in bavaria • day trips from munich • top sights in oberammergau • train bus to oberammergau • schloss linderhof palace
Top Sights in Füssen and Schwangau Top sights in the Füssen and Schwangau area in Bavaria, Germany include Schloss Neuschwanstein and Hohenschwangau castles, Linderhof, Ettal, Oberammergau, and Wieskirche. top sight füssen schwangau germany • schloss neuschwanstein hohenschwangau castle • linderhof palace • sightseeing in bavaria • day trips from munich
Travel to Oberammergau in Germany Traveling to Oberammergau, famous in Germany and Bavaria for its Passion Play, Lüftlmalerei (tromp l'oeil painted façades) and woodcarving, is fast by car, train or bus. sightseeing in bavaria • day trips from munich • top sights in oberammergau • train bus to oberammergau • lüftlmalerei tromp l'oeil painted façades
News Updates - Tigers! An update on Roy and his white tiger, Montecore, some new arrivals and an orphaned Siberian tiger. Check it out! tigers • white tigers • siberian tigers • siegfried and roy • montecore
Cheap Flights: Innsbruck, Austria Low-cost and charter airlines offer the best cheap tickets and deals when flying to Flughafen Innsbruck Kranebitten Airport (INN) in Tyrol, Austria. flughafen innsbruck kranebitten airport • cheap flights to inn • austrian airlines • welcome air • flying to tyrol
The Romantic Road by Train and Bus Most sights on the Romantic Road (Romantische Straße) in Bavaria, Germany can be reached by public transportation including trains or buses to make car rental optional. public transportation on the romantic road • romantische strasse by train or bus • deutsche touring europabus eb190 • rothenburg ob der tauber • medieval german towns
Strawberry Facts and Easy Berry Pie Recipe Here are some interesting facts about strawberries and an easy recipe for strawberry pie. strawberry facts • strawberry pie recipe • easy strawberry pie • kids recipe • quick strawberry pie recipe
The Kings of Belgium (Part 2) Belgium's four most recent kings: Albert I, Leopold III, Baudouin and Albert II. belgian royalty • kings • albert i • leopold iii • baudouin
German Pagan Roots of May Day Trads This was one of the greatest of the Germanic Pagan festivals, later becoming associated with St. Walpurga. This is the root of some modern Christian traditions. pagan • walpurgisnacht • witches • st. walpurga • christian
Johann Pachelbel Biography Johann Pachelbel, a master organist, excelled in sacred church music. Today, he is famous for Pachelbel's Canon in D. johann pachelbel • pachelbel's canon in d major • pachelbel biography • pachelbel major works • pachelbel german composer
Max Weber Biography A profile of German sociologist, historian, author and philosopher Max Weber, one of the founders of modern sociology. max weber • max weber biography • max weber protestant ethic • max weber profile • max weber sociologist
Achieving The Imperial Dream The Prince of Liechtenstein had acquire the County of Schellenberg as part of his dream to be an Imperial Prince. The next step was to acquire the County of Vaduz. But that was still not enough. liechtenstein • prince • schellenberg • vaduz • dream
Celebrating St. Valentine’s Day In Germany Valentine’s Day is not as seriously observed as it is in the States; as a matter of fact, the celebration of Valentine’s Day has gained popularity only in recent decades, namely after the end of World War II. While it was previously celebrated by some, the end of the war (and with it the friendly relationship with American soldiers) added to the growing esteem Germans were developing for this holiday. german interest • valentine's day • sankt valentin • valentinskarte • husbands
Eastern Europe opens up its borders The Travelsleuth looks at the potential for tourism in Slovakia, Poland and other Eastern European States preparing to join the European Union in May, 2004. britain • czech • republic • germany • austria
Europe's Second Most Famous Beer Hall History and mass tourism come together at U Fleku, a 500-year-old beer hall in downtown Prague. Find out what makes this venerable establishment so popular. prague • czech republic • beer hall • brewpub • beer garden |
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