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Page 1: Cultural Events in Germany, Austria, Switzerland By Jes Baldeweg-Rau

Cultural Events in Germany, Austria, Switzerland

By Jes Baldeweg-Rau

Page 2: Cultural Events in Germany, Austria, Switzerland By Jes Baldeweg-Rau

German Cultural Events

Berlinale Film Festival: it is one of the world's leading film festivals.

Octoberfest: is a 16-18 day beer festival held yearly in Munich.

Love Parade: called the "world's largest techno music festival and free party.”

Besides techno music, there is also usually a lot of nudity, free spirited sexual adventures in public places and quite a bit of "general-purpose partying."

Frankfurt's Book Fair: is the world's largest trade fair for books.

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Berlinale Film Festival

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Oktoberfest in Munich

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Austrian Cultural Events

The Vienna New Years Concert: The Vienna Philharmonic plays concert of classical music each year on New Years.

Narcissus Festival: the biggest flower parade in Austria.

"All Saint′s Day": takes place on October 31st as day to commemorate the dead.

Krampustag: this is the day on which young man dress up in fur, devi′s masks and get oxen tails and bundles of branches as weapons

"Glöckler": Young men dressed up in white trousers and dress with large crest-hat decorations that are lit up from the inside and they walk from one door to another.

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The Vienna New Years Concert

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Swiss Cultural Events

Silvesterkläuse: They wear masks and costumes with huge cowbells back and front and carry enormous headdresses depicting typical local scenes

Tschäggätta tradition: Young unmarried men and boys roam the streets of the villages of the valley, wearing demonic masks and tunics made of goat skin.

Sechseläuten festival: include the burning of an effigy known as the Böögg and a parade of children.

Chästeilet: owners of cheese producing cows hold a ceremony at which they share their cheese with one another.

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Sechseläuten Festival

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Quiz Questions

Approximately how many days does Oktoberfest last for in Munich?

During the Tschäggätta tradition what type of people are wearing demon masks and goat skin?

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Answers

16-18 days

Young and unmarried Swiss men