GERMANY

MOST IMPORTANT CHARACTERISTICS

What are we talking about?

Basic Information
Culture
Turistics atractions

States and Cities distribution

Berlin
Munich
Frankfurt
Hamburg
Cologne
Stuttgart
Nurember
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state has its own power and its own constitution.

imate: Humidity tendency

German parliament, Berlin.

In the west: currents, constantly

raining, very hot summer but
freshness and mild winters.
In the east: the climate is more
continental, cold and severe
winters, and a large dry summer.

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Gastronomy

reat regional variety.

eat as the predominant food.

ational beverage: Beer

sserts: Cream and fruit tendency

Arts and Culture

Germany is called as:

The land of poets and thinke

Economy
3rd world power

Health
Health insurance

eat production in a lot of industry areas

Quality of life

Sophisticated installations

ashion, accessories and jewelry

most important German brands:

o Boss, Adidas, Puma, Faber-Castell, Staedtler, etc.

Commercial Center
Main Taunus Zentrum (Sulzba
west Frakfurt.
First level stores with many
attractive offers.

echnology and automobiles

dependable, better designed and with an excellent quality. (Talking about app

omobile fans, they must visit the Deutscher auto werks

Curious things

Someone said fun?

Oktoberfest
Lake Constance
Heidelberg Castle
Brandenburg Gate
Neuschwanstein Castle

Oktoberfest
Oktoberfest is the world's largest
funfair
held
annually
in
Munich,
Bavaria, Germany. It is a 16-day folk
festival running from late September to
the first weekend in October with more
than 6 million people from around the
world attending the event every year.

Lake Constance
Is a lake on the Rhine at the northern
foot of the Alps, and consists of
threebodies of water: the Obersee
("upper lake"), the Untersee ("lower
lake"), and a connecting stretch of the
Rhine, called the Seerhein.

Heidelberg Castle
Oktoberfest is the world's largest
funfair
held
annually
in
Munich,
Bavaria, Germany. It is a 16-day folk
festival running from late September to
the first weekend in October with more
than 6 million people from around the
world attending the event every year.

Brandenburg Gate
The
Brandenburg
Gate
(German: Brandenburger Tor)
is
an
18th-century
neoclassical triumphal arch
in Berlin, and one of the
best-known
landmarks
of
Germany. It is built on the
site of a former city gate that
marked the start of the road
from Berlin to the town of
Brandenburg an der Havel.

Neuschwanstein Castle
Is a Romanesque Revival palace on a
rugged hill above the village of
Hohenschwangaunear
Fssen
in
southwest Bavaria, is considered as the
most representative
structure in
Germany