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1. Living in Bavaria I am an American who once lived in Bavaria and loved it. If you are moving to Bavaria, or just visiting, the information you find here will help you greatly. This info is especially good for those in the military doing a tour of duty in Germany, and...
2. My Bavaria travel guide Visiting Bavaria is more than Munich and Neuschwanstein. Here my little travel guide. Of course, not a complete tourist information, just some personal recommendations. But I bet: some of the tips you haven´t heard before....
3. Oktoberfest in Munich | Bavaria | Germany | Beer | Food | Costume | 2009 Oktoberfest 2009 in Munich has one week left to go! Having lived many years in Munich myself, I found that the Oktoberfest is an inescapable reality you can either love or hate. It celebrates Bavarian tradition like no other single event. On the ot...
4. FC Bayern Munich On my site about Bayern Munich, I will give you all actual kind of information you need! Franck Ribery, Arjen Robben, Bastian Schweinsteiger, Luca Toni - everything you have to know about the club and its star players. Bayern Munich Tickets ? I'l...
5. Are You Yodeling? Female country singers, male country singers, Swiss yodeling, a Korean yodeler star; Germany, Bavaria, Austria, America - international vocalists with stellar talent can be found on this Squidoo.com lens. I'm not a yodeler. I can't even sing without...
6. The Dirndl - traditional maid dress in Bavaria and Austria Ever been on the Oktoberfest? Ok - HE has got his Lederhose. But what about HER? All about the Dirndl - and why it is more than prettying up the girls there ...
7. Basilius Besler - Resources for Botanical Art Lovers Basilius Besler was in charge of a major project which changed botanical art and the course of its future development. Find about Basilius Besler, the garden at Eichstätt and learn how you can visit that garden today. This site includes links to biog...
8. Oberammergau Passion Play, Murals and King Ludvig II Welcome to Oberammergau, Germany - population 5500. This beautiful small town at the foot of Mount Kofel lies in Bavaria at the southern border near Austria. Such a small town might go unnoticed if it weren't for it's marvelous murals depicting fair...
9. Leather trousers from Bavaria - Die Lederhose aus Bayern Tourist - if you come to Germany, you should not wear a Lederhose. If you come to Bavaria, you could wear one. If you go to the Oktoberfest in Munich, you should wear one. But why is it so popular there?
10. Neuschwanstein Castle Neuschwanstein castle opened its gates to the public in 1886, seven weeks after the death of King Ludwig II. The introverted monarch had built the castle to retreat from the public eye, and now his sanctuary would become a huge attraction for the mas...
11. The castles of the Bavarian King The morning of 12 July 1886 brought the sad news to the surprised citizens of small Bavarian village Berg. From the waters of lake Starnberg was taken the body of the man recognised as king Ludwig II of Bavaria. It was hard to believe into the accide...
12. Bad Tölz and Upper Bavaria You like to hike or climb? You are interested in baroque churches and monasteries? You like to sit in a beergarden, eating delicious food and drinking that refreshing beer they call "Weißbier"? You like to go through little villages with hundreds of...
13. Munich, Germany: The Hofbrauhaus The Hofbrauhaus is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Munich. It is a huge beer hall and restaurant with seating available for more than three and a half thousand people, both in the building itself and outside in its central court bierga...
14. My first Lensography While writing this lens and putting all my lenses together I could not avoid looking back to the beginning. I had heard about Squidoo and decided to give it a try. (I always like to try out new things: new software, new gadgets and so on). I am not t...
15. Apartments for sale in Zellertal, in the Bavarian Forest Quality apartments for sale. Nature Park Bavarian Forest, Germany. The place to live and invest. Great climate, friendly people and less than two hours from Munich. The area has natural oustanding beauty and four seasons. The winter season ha...
16. Wolpertinger - Bavarian Jackalope? Fun facts about a Bavarian "hero": The famed and fabled horned rabbit/squirrel or whatever animal - the Wolpertinger. In Germany, especially in the Southern Free State of Bavaria, they're called "Wolpertingers". Just like their American counterpart...
17. Holiday Shopping with Victoria's Curio exclusively on Ruby Lane Welcome! We at Victoria's Curio are collectors also and understand that there is not always room in a budget for extravagances. Yet, when we find a particularly lovely item, we are extremely pleased when it is nicely priced and in great vintage con...
18. I know my Weenie! Who proclaimed with all his might: "Weeni - Widi - Wici!"? Caesar - upon conquering the Frankfurters! Ouch...! Really good ones are hard to find - jokes as well as wiener dogs. It's very important to know your weenie! Here are some recommendations f...
19. Munich, Germany A great many people, when thinking of Munich, Germany, automatically think of the grand beer festival which is held in late September/early October each year and have little or no further knowledge of the city and what it can offer the discerning tou...
20. The Viktualienmarkt, Munich, Germany The Viktualienmarkt is a large outdoor food market and beer garden (biergarten) just a few hundred yards from Munich's bustling City Centre, Marienplatz (St Mary's Square.) Its name is derived from the Latin word, victuals, meaning food, and the Germ...