Museumsinsel or the Museum Island is the name given to the northern half of an island located in the river Spree. This is where the 13th century town of Cölln, which was Berlins sister town, was located. Here you will find a complex of museums which are of international importance and are part of
Meissen porcelain or Meissen china was first developed in the year 1708 by Ehrenfried Walther von Tschirnhaus. Thereon it has attained the status of being a material for the tasteful and luxury. Its history is laden with secrecy, deceit and imprisonments, and designs that were commissioned only
The most landmark building of Frankfurt am Main, Germany is the Römer. The Römer is Frankfurt’s town hall and posits immense amounts of historical significance. The original construction of the Römer dates back to the 15th century. Over the centuries a lot many additions were made to that
When translated, bauernbrot means: farmers bread. Breads are an integral part of the German diet. Hence you will find a wide variety of breads within their cuisine. Bauernbrot has the most delightful rich brown crust and the crumbs are extremely tight at the same time they are tender. It also holds
Flattened dumplings made of minced meat in Germany and in the Dutch speaking areas are known as frikadellen. It is often linked with the meatballs hailing from regions of North Germany and proper Denmark. In Germany, you can also find them under the names of Frikadellen, Buletten, Fleischküchle or
The first meal of the day is regarded as breakfast. Different cultures have verities of rituals, food components, temporality, and myriad paraphernalia associated with this one particular meal. It is often and rightly considered to be the most important meal of the day. Breakfasts in Germany are
Donauwelle or the Danube wave is among the most famous desserts from the Germanic lands. It in-fact holds popularity both in Germany and Austria, this traditional sheet cake is made using sour cherries, butter cream, cocoa, and chocolate. Its appearance creates a swirling effect and the bright and
Witness the Grand Puppet Theatre: Augsburger Puppenkiste Europe, especially Germany has had a strong theatre culture since the Classical times. Augusburger Puppenkiste was designed so that it could resonate the marionette theatre culture in the city of Augsburg, Germany. It has been functioning
There would only be a handful that would not recognise the famous circular blue and white logo of BMW (Bayerische Motoren Werke or Bavarian Motor Works). Part of the legendary “German Big 3, this German automobile company was conceived in the year 1916 by Franz Josef Popp (others being Audi and
Museumsinsel or the Museum Island is the name given to the northern half of an island located in the river Spree. This is where the 13th century town of Cölln, which was Berlins sister town, was located. Here you will find a complex of museums which are of international importance and are part of
Wieskirche Wieskirche or Wies is the Holy site of the “Pilgrimage Church of the Scourged Savior” also otherwise called the “the Church in the Meadow”. It is emblematic of the pinnacle of Baroque architecture and the result of the wondrous work of the multifaceted brothers Dominikus and