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On Top of Germany at Zugspitze

February 3, 2017 By Helen Page Leave a Comment

Zugspitze views

Zugspitze, being the highest mountain in Germany, offers impressive views: At 2,962 metres (9,718 ft) high, Zugspitze is Germany’s highest peak. We first set eyes on the mountain last September when we were on top of the Tegelberg, near the town of Füssen. We didn’t have time to get to Zugspitze then, so it was […]

Filed Under: Destinations Tagged With: garmisch-partenkirchen, highest mountain in germany, top of germany, zugspitze

Feuerzangenbowle or Glühwein with a Kick

January 30, 2017 By Helen Page Leave a Comment

Feuerzangenbowle

Feuerzangenbowle is a Traditional Drink during the German Christmas Season: Like glühwein, Feuerzangenbowle is a traditional alcoholic drink, often consumed as part of the German Christmas or New Year’s Eve tradition. We are very familiar with glühwein, and have had our share of it over the years. However, Feuerzangenbowle (pronounced: foyer-zangen-bowler) is a more recent experience. Literally translated […]

Filed Under: Food Tagged With: christmas drink, christmas tradition, feuerzangenbowle, german christmas markets, glühwein

Walking in the Footsteps of Bavarian Kings on Tegelberg

September 27, 2016 By Helen Page Leave a Comment

Tegelberg

The Magnificent Tegelberg Panoramic Views that Even Bavarian Kings Loved: For most visitors, the attraction of the Schwangau region is centred on King Ludwig’s fairytale castles. But Schwangau is also situated in the largest nature reserve in the Bavarian region. For a change of scenery away from Ludwig’s castles, we went up to the summit […]

Filed Under: Sightseeing Tagged With: ammergebirge, königsrunde am tegelberg, schwangau, tegelberg, tegelberg cable car, tegelbergbahn

Sucre et Sel – A Taste of France in Berlin

August 31, 2016 By Helen Page Leave a Comment

Sucre et Sel Berlin

French Specialities in the Heart of Berlin at Sucre et Sel: Finding a place to eat in Berlin is never a problem. There are thousands of restaurants and fast food joints in the city covering all types of cuisine. If you’re not particular about the type of food, you’ll not have to travel too far to […]

Filed Under: Food Tagged With: berlin restaurants, food in berlin, french restaurants in berlin

KaDeWe and its Glorious Food Hall

August 29, 2016 By Helen Page Leave a Comment

KaDeWe Food Hall

KADEWE OR KAUFHAUS DES WESTENS IS GERMANY’S LARGEST DEPARTMENT STORE: When it comes to premium shopping, KaDeWe is the iconic Berlin store most associated with luxury brands. KaDeWe is also Germany’s largest department store. Although KaDeWe has eight floors of retail space selling fashion wear, household goods, food, etc., the area that most interested me […]

Filed Under: Shopping Tagged With: berlin food shopping, berlin gourmet food, KaDeWe, kadewe food hall

Passau Music Festival 2016

April 1, 2016 By Helen Page Leave a Comment

St Stephan Cathedral, Passau

Festspiele Europäische Wochen Passau – the annual Passau Music Festival: On Friday, June 19th, the 64th Festspiele Europäische Wochen Passau (Passau European Weeks Festival ) opens under the theme “Uberbrucken”.  This year’s opening performance at the Bräuhausplatz Hacklberg features the commissioned work by an Austrian composer, Alfred Huber.  His composition “Danubio” reflects the Festival theme […]

Filed Under: News & Events Tagged With: der festival, festival musique, festspiele europäische wochen passau, passau festival, passau music festival

Weikersheim’s Historic Church of St Georg

March 29, 2016 By Helen Page Leave a Comment

Church of St George

THE CHURCH OF ST GEORG WAS BUILT BY WEIKERSHEIM’S NOBLES: One of the historic buildings on Weikersheim market square is the Lutheran Church of St Georg. The church was built under Konrad von Weinsberg, a nobleman, and his wife Anna von Hohenlohe-Brauneck between 1419-1425. A Link to Weikersheim History A series of renovations was carried out […]

Filed Under: Sightseeing Tagged With: church of st georg, weikersheim church, weikersheim history, weikersheimer prinzle

Weikersheim – A Noble Town on the Romantic Road

March 27, 2016 By Helen Page Leave a Comment

Weikersheim

WEIKERSHEIM WAS A LONG-TIME RESIDENCE OF THE HOHENLOHE NOBLES: Weikersheim is our first stop on our Romantic Road journey. Not having any prior experience of the town, we decide to include Weikersheim as one of our stops, based on its historical heritage. As a long-time former residence of the counts, countesses and princes of the Hohenlohe […]

Filed Under: Destinations Tagged With: baden-württemberg, romantic road, romantischestrasse, weikersheim

Wine Walking Weekend in Germany – April 2016

March 15, 2016 By Helen Page 4 Comments

Combine Walking and Wine-tasting at the Wine Walking Weekend: Spring is a beautiful time for walking and discovering Germany’s romantic wine villages and wineries.  And, for those who wish to combine a weekend of walking and wine-tasting in Germany, the Wine Walking Weekend is ideal. Wine and Walking Weekend – April 2016 Germany‘s annual Wine […]

Filed Under: News & Events Tagged With: hiking in germany, walking holidays in germany, wine in germany, wine tasting, wine tasting weekends

Frühlingsdom 2019 – The Hamburger Dom Spring Festival

March 13, 2016 By Helen Page Leave a Comment

Hamburg Frühlingsdom

Frühlingsdom or Hamburger Dom Spring Festival is the Largest Fair in North Germany: Hamburg Frühlingsdom, the largest fun fair in the north of Germany, is back on till April 22nd. Hamburger DOM takes place three times a year (spring, summer and winter) and Frühlingsdom is the Spring fair. Frühlingsdom 2019 Frühlingsdom fair boasts a 55 […]

Filed Under: News & Events Tagged With: frühlingsdom, german events, german festivals, hamburg fun fair, hamburg spring festivals, hamburger dom

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