Dive into Germany’s most beloved festivals and age-old traditions—from Oktoberfest and Christmas markets to regional folklore and customs.
The Krampus tradition in Germany is an old and striking custom, closely linked to Central European folklore. Krampus is far more than a...
If you are trying to put together a full German Christmas markets list, you will soon notice that a truly complete version is...
Walpurgis Night in Germany, or Walpurgisnacht, is a long-standing festival held from the night of April 30th into May 1st. It welcomes spring...
German Easter traditions are a colorful mix of old European spring customs, Christian beliefs, and a strong love of the new season. Easter...
German harvest festivals, usually called Erntedankfest (“harvest thanks festival”), are colorful celebrations with roots in both old pagan customs and Christian faith. Unlike...
German wedding traditions bring together many centuries of history, local habits, and modern ideas. Instead of being a fixed rulebook, they show how...
Carnival in Germany is far more than a party; it is a lively, long-standing tradition that turns cities into places of joy, humor,...
German wine festivals, or “Weinfests,” are lively events that celebrate Germany’s long winemaking history. They offer a friendly way to enjoy local culture,...
Oktoberfest, the biggest folk festival on the planet, is a lively event rooted in Bavarian life. It is much more than a beer...
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