Tweet The Art Museum Pablo Picasso in Muenster The Kunstmuseum Pablo Picasso Münster which opened in 2000, is the first and so far only Picasso museum in Germany. Hidden behind listed facades in the middle of Münster’s old town, the building with its … Continue reading →
Tweet50th anniversary of the birth of Beethoven in 2020 Cultural tourism highlights for the 2020 Beethoven anniversary Beethoven Story – A guided Beethoven walking tour in Bonn and the surrounding region. This outdoor multimedia tour covers the time the composer spent … Continue reading →
Tweet The Birthplace of the first grand piano In 1836, Heinrich Engelhard Steinweg, a former apprentice to a cabinet maker living in the Harz mountains, secretly constructed his first grand piano. A few years later, in the Harz town of Seesen, he … Continue reading →
Tweet After seven years of part-closure and extensive renovation work, Dresden’s Old Masters Picture Gallery will officially reopen to visitors on 29 February – including a special late-night opening on 28 February and free admission until 1 March. Word famous … Continue reading →
Tweet Beethoven in Leipzig Ludwig van Beethoven as a citizen, as a composer, a humanist, a visionary, and a nature lover: these are the five “pillars” – or key aspects – under which his anniversary is going to be celebrated. … Continue reading →
Tweet250th birthday of Ludwig van Beethoven 2020 “Discover Beethoven” campaign kicks off The German National Tourist Board (GNTB) is launching its worldwide “Discover Beethoven” theme campaign just in time for the start of the anniversary year marking Ludwig van Beethoven’s … Continue reading →
Tweet German literature flourished in the Renaissance although it was mainly later writers who entered the world´s canon of great literature and German writer have won eight Nobel Prizes for literature.The university town of Heidelberg, has attracted a steady stream of … Continue reading →
Tweet From classic music festivals to cutting-edge immersive experiences – get ready for Saxony and Thuringia’s event highlights 2020: A trio of top festivals in Thuringia A visitor favourite that doesn’t get old: The Thuringian Bach Festival (3 to 26 April … Continue reading →
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Tweet Tempting aromas, the festive glow, all the wonderful sounds of the season and delicious yuletide treats. Germany’s Christmas markets will appeal to every one of your senses. Beautifully decorated stalls offer handicrafts and gifts, festive baked treats, glühwein and delicious … Continue reading →
Tweet On t he trail of poets, authors and philosophers… German literature flourished in the Renaissance although it was mainly later writers who entered the world´s canon of great literature and German writer have won eight Nobel Prizes for literature. … Continue reading →
Tweet On the trail of poets, authors and philosophers… German literature flourished in the Renaissance although it was mainly later writers who entered the world´s canon of great literature and German writer have won eight Nobel Prizes for literature. The … Continue reading →
Tweet BAUHAUSLAND: Celebrating the Festive Season! ‘TIS THE SEASON… This time of year is all about parties and both Bauhaus professors and their students loved partying together, reflecting the spirit of the Roaring Twenties. They even had their own twist … Continue reading →
Tweet Experience history, spectacular exhibitions and superb wines Karlsruhe,– The story of the city of Karlsruhe in southern Germany begins in 1715, when the foundation stone of the Residenzschloss was laid. The city won worldwide renown for its fan-shaped plan, … Continue reading →
Tweet Winter customs and culture in Kufsteinerland Dear all, In the four weeks of Advent, known as a period of reflection, people enjoy spending time in their warm lounge rooms and staying out of the cold. That’s why it’s also … Continue reading →
Tweet>For many people, Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750) was the greatest composer of all time. The St. Matthew Passion, the Brandenburg Concertos and The Well-Tempered Clavier: these and many other Bach works still provide musicians and composers with inspiration, even today. … Continue reading →
Tweet At this festival, established film makers can only sit and watch. The Mannheim/ Heidelberg International Film Festival is devoted exclusively to talented newcomers to the industry, and that’s what makes it special. All 40 to 50 films screened are genuine premieres selected … Continue reading →
Tweet Chocol’ART@Tuebingen Tourism by A Gonschior Chocol’ART in Tuebingen in December Lures Chocolatiers and Chocolate Lovers around the World Tübingen famous for its university, the River Neckar and its old town is particularly fun during the Advent … Continue reading →
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Tweet BAUHAUS Museum Dessau: A new destination in BauhausLand THE VIEW FROM THE DIRECTOR’s CHAIR An armchair, a dress, and a collage: Many of the objects on display at the new Bauhaus Museum Dessau have never been seen in public before. … Continue reading →
