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Comment on German Wine and Beer Festivals 2010 by Helen Page

Helen Page — Mon, 15 Mar 2010 01:21:35 +0000

Hi Kevin,

Thanks for your query on beer fests. Your visit to southern Germany unfortunately falls outside of the big organized beer festivals season. The only one that I’m aware of is the Munich Spring Festival. If you’re in Munich on May 2nd, you’ll just make it to the last day of the Munich’s Frühlingfest.

Munich’s Frühlingfest ends the spring Strong Beer Season. The fair is supposed to be a scaled-down version of Oktoberfest. This year the fair will be held in Theresienwiese – Oktoberfest’s grounds.

See Munich Spring Festival website: http://www.muenchnervolksfeste.de

The following link provides some information about the Bavarian Beer calendar. “There are no organized beer fests during the summer, simply because there is no need for one.” I’m sure you’ll enjoy lots of beer in the many beer gardens.

http://www.bavarian-beer.de/bavarian-beer.com/index.php?StoryID=1239

It’s a shame you’re not in Germany during Oktoberfest as it’s the 200th anniversary this year.

Enjoy your travels to southern Germany. If you find any nice beer gardens, we would love it if you could share your discoveries with other readers.

Kind regards,
helen@travelsignposts.com

Comment on German Wine and Beer Festivals 2010 by Kevin

Kevin — Sun, 14 Mar 2010 15:01:47 +0000

We will be visiting southern Germany (Munich and south) from 02-15 May and would be interested in any website which can tell us about beer fests in the area during our visit.

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Comment on Regensburg, Germany – Danube River Cruise by Euroangels Germany

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Comment on Miltenberg, Germany – Rhine River Cruise by Ben

Ben — Mon, 02 Nov 2009 02:33:03 +0000

Hey there,

just wanted to let you know about a site I’m curating:

Miltenberg.org (www.miltenberg.org) is a website that tries to show the region in a personal and authentic way through the eyes of visitors and inhabitants by aggregating user-generated content like photos, videos, stories and locations.

Feel free to have a look and submit your content once you’ve visited the city. I’d be happy to feature it on the site. Enjoy your trip.

Best,

Ben

Comment on Useful facts for travel to Germany by admin

admin — Fri, 14 Aug 2009 00:40:09 +0000

Thanks a lot, Patrick. 112 is the officially approved number for emergency ambulance services in Germany now, 115 is the old number which may still work in former East Germany. I have altered the post accordingly.

Alles vom Besten,

Tony Page