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The allure of a simple garden plot is huge in Germany with an estimated four million gardeners that enables them to get away from the hustle of their daily lives and work.
It’s Official. No Smoking starts at this years Oktoberfest celebration in Munich, Germany although Oktoberfest organizers actually do not have to comply until 2011.
Just in time for Oktoberfest, Barbie – the most American of all dolls will add a Dirndl to her vast collection of outfits.
Aldi co-founder and billionaire Theo Albrecht has died at age 88 and is fondly remembered for reinventing retail with the German based international supermarket chain giant Aldi.
It’s a Wine Time to visit Germany with more than a thousand wine festivals taking place every year in Germany’s wine growing regions, from the largest wine event in the world, to local festivals in charming villages along the rivers Rhine, Mosel, Elbe, and Main.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel and President Christian Wulff will attend the memorial service for the victims of the deadly tragedy at the Loveparade in Duisburg.
Summertime Ale? The wheat in a Hefeweizen, according to German law, must make up at least 50% of the beer’s total grain, with certain strains of German ale yeast, creating a host of specific, classic flavors including banana, clove notes, and bubble gum taste.
You can’t beat Munich in the summer as a beer lover’s dream as the city is transformed into one huge pub where locals and tourists alike bask in the sun chugging down humongous glasses of beer at the open-air beer gardens found everywhere.
Officials for Oktoberfest in La Crosse, Wisconsin have announced that Bret Michaels, current Poison vocalist, will perform at Oktoberfest on Tue September 28th 2010.
So what exactly is German food like in Germany? A very interesting perspective from an American blogger that also happens to be a devout vegetarian too!
The first ice wine was reportedly produced in Germany in 1794. Today, ice wines are highly prized wines that are made not only in Germany, but also in Austria and Canada as well as other countries, including the United States.
The U.S. Olympic Committee signed a six-year, $24 million deal with BMW, making the German automaker the replacement for General Motors as the federation's automobile sponsor.