Celebrating autumn with wine in Germany With summer coming to an end and autumn around the corner, Germany's 13 wine-growing regions – most of which are located in the southern and south-western part of Germany – are dressing up for the wine festival season.  |
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Ozeaneum: A dramatic museum opens in Germany The ambitious oceanography museum opened its doors to the public in the north-eastern German port town of Stralsund on Saturday, 12th July 2008. It contains 39 huge fish tanks and seven life-size models of whales. Officially opened by Chancellor Angela Merkel, the Ozeaneum is Europe’s biggest window on the marine environment in the Baltic and North seas and the North Atlantic Ocean.  |
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Hamburg’s new landmark – the International Maritime Museum Germany's principal seaport, Hamburg, got a large new seafaring-history museum this week to add to a growing collection of maritime tourist attractions on its waterfront.  |
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Munich celebrates it's 850th Anniversary Beginning as a small settlement of monks, Munich is today one of Europe's most successful and Germany's third largest city. The 850th birthday celebrations started with the City Foundation Festival on 14th and 15th June and will continue through the summer.  |
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Innovation and diversity: Munich – a focal point for fashion Fashion has a high profile in Munich. The city has numerous high-quality outlets offering a wide range of products from international luxury brands to individual ArtCouture.  |
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Germany scores highly for cultural diversity Germany offers a wide variety of cultural events and attractions for tourists and the Ruhr has been selected as the European Capital of Culture in 2010.  |
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Carnival of Cultures puts Berlin's diversity on display Germany’s capital city is home to five million people from over 180 nations. Walking through the city’s districts, a visitor can find shops selling foods and items from around the globe. The 13th Carnival of Cultures will bring together these varied ethnic communities from 9-12 May 2008 for music, food and international events.  |
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Germany’s increasing popularity as a preferred travel destination According to recently released statistics for 2007, ratings of Germany as a preferred travel destination have gone up. Despite the stronger euro, the German tourism industry has strengthened its business from overseas, boosted by increasing numbers of visitors from India and the Gulf states. Germany is also now the leader in business tourism, and is ranked second after USA as the best event destination.  |
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Temples to the Automobile - Germany's new car museums German carmakers are now presenting their products in big interactive museums – the new temples to the mystique of marques and mobility, writes Oliver Sefrin>
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The Moselle region - wine-making traditions and Roman heritage The Moselle wine-growing region is situated in western Germany, between the German-French border and the Rhine. It is a region of superlatives. This is where wine-growers produce first-rate, internationally renowned wines and where visitors can experience a fantastic blend of ancient culture, wine making traditions and spectacular countryside.  |
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