The pretzel - picture pastry, landmark and Lenten food Oktoberfest without a pretzel? That would be like Christmas without the Stollen! On the side of a cool Read More The pretzel - picture pastry, landmark and Lenten food
Maypole - Day of the Irxenschmoiz Raising the maypole is one of the most popular traditions throughout Bavaria. it is the day Read More Maypole - Day of the Irxenschmoiz
Schuhplatteln – UNESCO World Heritage Site At tent festivals, at church days, at folklore events and village festivals: the Schuhplattler must not be missing and do Read More Schuhplatteln – UNESCO World Heritage Site
Prehistoric pile dwellings – Rose Island The Roseninsel, which is about 170 meters from the western shore of Lake Starnberg, is his Read More Prehistoric pile dwellings – Rose Island
Goaßlschnalzen - tradition with supersonic bang The name originally comes from the driver's whip, which in the Bavarian dialect is called "Goassl", i.e. whip Read More Goaßlschnalzen - tradition with supersonic bang
Viehscheid – "Summa is umma, Kiakemma" The tradition of collective alpine farming can be traced back to 1000 AD. In these times Read More Viehscheid – "Summa is umma, Kiakemma"
Architecture and power - style epochs The most powerful people have always inspired architects; the architect was always under suggestion Read More Architecture and power - style epochs
White sausage breakfast - the perfect start to the day According to legend, the Weißwurst was served on a Shrove Monday in 1857 in the Munich inn Read More White sausage breakfast - the perfect start to the day
Mozart City Salzburg – Rome of the North Mozart statue at Mozartplatz in SalzburgSalzburg is the fourth largest city in Austria and the capital of Read More Mozart City Salzburg – Rome of the North
Tegernsee – from “tegarin seo” to “Lago di bonzo” About 20,000 years ago today's Tegernsee valley was created by the advance of a glacier tongue in Read More Tegernsee – from “tegarin seo” to “Lago di bonzo”
