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Berlinale - Berlin's film
festival | Berlin's Love Parade |
Berlin Marathon | Carnival
in Germany | Frankfurt's bookfair |
Munich's 'Oktoberfest'
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From its beginning in post war Berlin,
the Berlinale was always designed to be an international rather
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German techno guru Dr. Motte and 150 of
his closer friends started the rave in 1989. They met at Berlin's
'Ku'damm' to celebrate a party and to demonstrate for tolerance
and love.
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Another way of doing sightseeing? Here's
one: If you stay the distance of the 42 km Berlin Marathon course,
it will show you all the major sights!
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In Germany, Mardi Gras ('Fasching') is
also known as the fifth and foolish season ('die närrische
Zeit'). It is a time of elaborate parades, masks, balls and
election of Carnival king and queen and officially sanctioned
madness.
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Frankfurt is a big player in the global
trade fair business. Annually an average of 80 fairs and exhibitions
attract numerous visitors from all over Europe. One of the highlights
is Frankfurt's book fair.
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Today, the 'Oktoberfest' is the largest
festival worldwide, attracting a multitude of visitors. Apart
from beer tents, the festival offers amusements as diverse as
roller coasters, circus appearances, festive parades and live
brass bands.
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