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Iney Maria Ramos Chavez_Wurstmarkt, en Bad Dürkheim.

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Iney Maria Ramos Chavez_Wurstmarkt, en Bad Dürkheim.

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The Dürkheimer Wurstmarkt is a folk festival held in the Rhineland-Palatinate spa and district town of Bad Dürkheim on the German Wine Route.

The festival, which was first held in 1417, is now held annually on the second and third weekend of September and is considered the largest wine festival in the world, with more than 600,000 visitors. The city's population, around 18,000 inhabitants, was exceeded 38 times.Although Wurstmarkt means "sausage festival", this is the largest wine festival not only in Germany but also in the world with 685,000 visitors in 2015.

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Iney Maria Ramos Chavez _ Cannstatter Volksfest, en Stuttgart

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One of the most notable features of the Cannstatter Volksfest is its focus on family fun.

Cannstatter Volksfest the Cannstatter Wasen festival is held from late September to early October and extends over three weekends ending on the second Sunday in October. The extensive Wasen area is located in the Bad Cannstatt district of the city of Stuttgart, near the Neckar River.

The Cannstatter Volksfest starts with a spectacular street parade, horse-drawn beer carts, people dressed in traditional costumes and music bands. This family festival, like Oktoberfest, lasts about three weeks and begins at the end of September. This is probably one of the most popular festivals in Stuttgart and among many other fair attractions you can find haunted houses, roller coasters and ferris wheels of different shapes and sizes. Likewise, there is a wide variety of food stalls and beer tents where you can taste delicious typical dishes and try German wines and beers during your visit.

This festival dates back to 1818, when peasants celebrated the end of the harvest, as Thanksgiving, and over the years it has become more and more important until it has become one of the most famous festivals. in the world and has become the one with the largest number of attractions in all of Europe. This festival has as its nerve center the Fruchtsäule, a 24-meter-high pillar that is decorated with flowers and fruits, and is considered today the main emblem of the Cannstatter Volksfest.

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The Rhein in Flammen, literally Rhine on Fire, is a series of spectacular fireworks and boat parades on the banks of the Rhine. The festival is held every year from May to September and its main attraction is the crossing of some 75 illuminated boats which descend the Rhine. At night, fireworks are launched and spectators can enjoy the views from the mainland. In May, musical concerts and food and wine events take place around the Rhein in Flammen at the Ehrenbreitstein Fortress and the Deutsches Eck. Book your hotel in Koblenz now and enjoy this festival to the fullest.

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The Cologne Carnival can be described as a large costume party that takes place for approximately six days in the month of February, from Thursday to Tuesday. On the first day in the morning, the starting signal is given with a lively street parade in which many people dress up in extravagant costumes. Loud music can be heard coming out of virtually every pub and brewery in the city. You'll hear lots of traditional music, dance and enjoy live performances during the day, and attend more parties and street performances well into the night.

Address: Heumarkt, Cologne (Germany)

Hours: From February 8 to 13, from 11:11 to midnight (times may vary).

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Wurstmarkt: the world's largest wine and sausage festivalWine, sausages, food and music

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Wurstmarkt: the world's largest wine and sausage festival Wine, sausages, food and music

Today the Wurstmarkt is such an attractive event that it appears in all the catalogs and tourist publications in Germany, even the mayor of the city inaugurates the event year after year to welcome the thousands of visitors.

More than 150 wineries are present each year at the Wurstmarkt, where wine is served on long wooden tables placed under large tents.

Wine jugs can measure up to half a liter and cost about six euros, although there are also smaller ones. However, it is traditional to buy a larger jug ​​among several friends, who then share it among themselves.

Attendees will be able to taste the exquisite wine while trying some delicious Bratwurst sausages, accompanied by local sauces and hot peppers.

Nuremberg sausages and other types of German sausages are also served to suit all tastes. But those who want to eat much more can try the succulent grilled meats or the traditional hamburgers that have so characterized Germany.

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Gingerbread and mulled wine at these Christmas markets

From November 24 to December 24: Stock up on gingerbread and mulled wine at these Christmas markets

If you pass through Berlin in winter, you will see not just one, but more than 20 Christmas markets or "Weihnachtsmarkts" set up in historic buildings and squares around the city. About a month before Christmas, crowds of tourists and city residents brave the cold to enjoy a host of activities and sample seasonal specialties at these lively markets. You'll find hundreds of picturesque wooden stalls selling winter clothing, Christmas trees, Christmas figures and decorations, crafts and toys.

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If you pass through Berlin in winter, you will see not just one, but more than 20 Christmas markets or "Weihnachtsmarkts" set up in historic buildings and squares around the city. About a month before Christmas, crowds of tourists and city residents brave the cold to enjoy a host of activities and sample seasonal specialties at these lively markets. You'll find hundreds of picturesque wooden stalls selling winter clothing, Christmas trees, Christmas figures and decorations, crafts and toys.

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On the first and third weekends of Septembers, the Wurstmarkt welcomes more than 500,000 people in tribute to the country's two most exported products: wine and wurst.

This popular festival dates blak to the 12th century, when the farmers and wineries of Bad Dürkheim sold their products to pilgrims heading to the Michaelskapelle or St. Michael's chapel.

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Here's what makes Oktoberfest special:

Dates: It typically runs from late September to early October, ending on the first Sunday of October.

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Oktoberfest, annual festival in Munich, Germany, held over a two-week period and ending on the first Sunday in October. The festival originated on October 12, 1810, in celebration of the marriage of the crown prince of Bavaria, who later became King Louis I, to Princess Therese von Sachsen-Hildburghausen. The festival concluded five days later with a horse race held in an open area that came to be called Theresienwiese ("Therese's green"). The following year the race was combined with a state agricultural fair, and in 1818 booths serving food and drink were introduced. By the late 20th century the booths had developed into large beer halls made of plywood, with interior balconies and bandstands. Each of the Munich brewers erects one of the temporary structures, with seating capacities of some 6,000. The mayor of Munich taps the first keg to open the festival. Total beer consumption during Oktoberfest is upwards of 75,800 hectolitres (about 2 million gallons). The breweries are also represented in parades that feature beer wagons and floats along with people in folk costumes. Other entertainment includes games, amusement rides, music, and dancing. Oktoberfest draws more than six million people each year, many of them tourists.

A number of U.S. cities, particularly those with large German American populations, hold Oktoberfests modeled on the original in Munich. These popular celebrations, which feature beer and German food, are an attempt to reproduce the Bavarian sense of gemütlichkeit -cordiality.

The Editors of Encyclopaedia Britannica Adam Augustyn.

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Oktoberfest | Definition, History, Traditions, & Facts

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Oktoberfest, annual festival in Munich, Germany, held over a two-week period and ending on the first Sunday in October. The festival originated on October 12, 1810, and it became hugely popular, leading U.S. cities to hold their own versions of the event. Learn more about Oktoberfest, including its history.

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Oktoberfest: While primarily a regional celebration in Munich, Oktoberfest has gained international fame and attracts millions of visitors each year. This "World's Biggest Beer Festival" is a unique blend of traditional Bavarian attire, delicious food, lively music, and of course, copious amounts of beer.