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SugarSpun Oktoberfest (Munich): ... is the largest beer festival in the world, stemming from the 19th century marriage of Prince Ludwig, when he and his new wife invited all of Munich to share their celebrations. Now, the Theresienwiese area of the city is all but filled up with up to 250 000 revellers at any one time, all intent on having as much fun as possible. There are around 14 main beer tents and a few smaller ones with food specia...
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Other travel topics / Locals call it the Wies'n and many of us know it as the beer festival. It's said to be the biggest public festival in the world. Over 6 million people attend.
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Other travel topics / Berlin's annual techno music extravaganza, the Love Parade. Berlin's Love Parade, now in its twelfth year, moves through the Tiergarten park accompanied by loud techno music and scantily clad dancers and ends at the Brandenburg Gate, where revellers celeb
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Nat_test Oktoberfest (Munich)
... the madness, I am glad I did so. Here is my account, or rather, an "Ausländer s" guide to the Munich Oktoberfest, a festival that hosted 6.3 million visitors in two weeks. As much as like beer, the draw card for me was visiting the city of Munich. Currently I am living in Berlin and sadly I haven t managed to see much of Germany outside the "Poor but Sexy" Capital. Munich is, in a nutshell, the richer, better looking, but more conservative older sister of Berlin. It s lush with public parks, has an endless amount of architecturally snazzy glass buildings, and the public have a strange penchant for wearing garments that make you feel like you h...
Read the full review: Oktoberfest 2007 by Nat_test
Andy.mack Oktoberfest (Munich)
... d always quite fancied a trip to Munich during September to experience the event known around the world as Oktoberfest. I d pretty much ruled it out for this year what with moving house and was aiming to go next year till my Dad suggested I go with them this year. So on the 15th September we set off for Munich to visit the most famous and probably biggest beer festival in the world. From the moment you get on the plane you know it s going to be busy as the plane from Stanstead was packed full of groups of Australians, Americans and English all heading over for the weekend. So how did Oktoberfest start? Well it originated back in 1810 as a celebration of the Wedding bet...
Read the full review: Oans, zwoa, drei, Gsuffa by Andy.mack
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... is a perfect time to visit India as the whole country is full of celebration and splendour (although if you re like me and don t like the sound of fireworks, it could get a bit too much to handle). Banks close around Diwali time in India so be warned about banking and even though businesses close their books and open new books, people are so busy celebrating that a lot of businesses will be closed during the Diwali period - a bit like a lot of businesses close here in the UK between Christmas and New Year. ~*~*~ WHAT IS DIWALI/DEEPAVALI? ~*~*~ Diwali is one of the most important (if not the most important) festivals in the Hindu religion. It is celebrated passio...
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