Posts by category Discover Germany en https://www.learngerman.blog/en/category?tx_blog_category%5Baction%5D=listPostsByCategory&tx_blog_category%5Bcategory%5D=23&tx_blog_category%5Bcontroller%5D=Post&type=210&cHash=1025dc9ebc38fdc1c15ad5c4bace2222 Mon, 11 May 2026 01:42:43 +0200 https://www.learngerman.blog/en/regional-specialties-from-germany-part-1-cologneTue, 04 Nov 2025 12:00:00 +0100Carl Duisberg Blog Teamhttps://www.learngerman.blog/en/regional-specialties-from-germany-part-1-cologneWhen you think of Cologne, the first things that probably come to mind are the cathedral and the Cologne Carnival. But the city also has some regional delicacies to offer. Cologne cuisine is like the people themselves – honest, down-to-earth, and relaxed. In this article, we'll introduce you to a few Rhineland classics. If you want to experience Cologne's culinary scene, you should definitely try these sweet and savoury specialties. https://www.learngerman.blog/en/summer-in-germany-part-6-saarbrueckenTue, 01 Jul 2025 09:00:00 +0200Markus Schollhttps://www.learngerman.blog/en/summer-in-germany-part-6-saarbrueckenSaarbrücken, the capital of Germany's smallest state, is located in the border triangle between Germany, France and Luxembourg. This makes the city an international hub, with plenty of cross-border exchange. True to the motto "The main thing is that we have eaten well; if necessary, the work is done quickly", the Saarlanders are known for their love of good food and drink. People here enjoy sitting together, celebrating and taking advantage of the wide range of events on offer. https://www.learngerman.blog/en/summer-in-germany-part-5-marburgWed, 04 Jun 2025 09:30:00 +0200Carl Duisberg Blog Teamhttps://www.learngerman.blog/en/summer-in-germany-part-5-marburgAround 77,000 people live in the Hessian city of Marburg, around a third of the population are students. This gives the city a lively atmosphere despite its rich history. The city is known as the place where the Brothers Grimm lived and studied, and it is also known for its many museums and historical sites, especially for its well preserved Old Town. In summer, the University City on the river Lahn offers the perfect mix of nature and cultural activities. https://www.learngerman.blog/en/summer-in-germany-part-4-munichThu, 05 Sep 2024 12:00:00 +0200Carl Duisberg Blog Teamhttps://www.learngerman.blog/en/summer-in-germany-part-4-munichWith around 1.5 million inhabitants, Munich is the third largest city in Germany, an important economic metropolis and a university city with a high recreational value. The capital of the federal state of Bavaria is not only home to the world-famous Oktoberfest, but also offers many cultural highlights. We give you 10 tips on how to make your late summer in Munich unforgettable. https://www.learngerman.blog/en/summer-in-germany-part-3-radolfzell-at-lake-constanceThu, 25 Jul 2024 11:00:00 +0200Julia Braitmaierhttps://www.learngerman.blog/en/summer-in-germany-part-3-radolfzell-at-lake-constanceRadolfzell at Lake Constance is a picturesque small town in the south of Germany, in the middle of the border triangle between Germany, Switzerland and Austria. The town is known for its historic old town, the beautiful lakeside area and the surrounding nature. The Carl Duisberg Training Center Radolfzell is located right next to the famous Stadtgarten, just a five-minute walk from Lake Constance. With its beautiful natural surroundings, Radolfzell offers a wealth of leisure activities for the summer. https://www.learngerman.blog/en/the-most-important-soccer-termsThu, 27 Jun 2024 09:30:00 +0200Carl Duisberg Blog TeamCarl Duisberg Blog Teamhttps://www.learngerman.blog/en/the-most-important-soccer-termsThe European Football Championship (Euro 2024) is in full swing. Germany is hosting this year. The group matches have already been completed and the round of 16 matches are just around the corner. You want to be fully prepared and brush up on your soccer vocabulary? No problem, here you will find the most important soccer terms explained from A to Z. https://www.learngerman.blog/en/the-basics-of-cologne-carnivalWed, 07 Feb 2024 09:30:00 +0100Carl Duisberg Blog Teamhttps://www.learngerman.blog/en/the-basics-of-cologne-carnivalCarnival or Fasching is celebrated in one way or another throughout Germany. Each region has its own customs and traditions. The city of Cologne, which is also home of our headquarter, is particularly well known for its distinctive carnival culture. We give you an insight what you need to know about Cologne Carnival and what traditions the Cologne Party People, the “Kölsche Karnevalsjecken”, cultivate https://www.learngerman.blog/en/group-trips-to-germany-learning-german-and-discovering-culture-togetherThu, 30 Nov 2023 09:00:00 +0100Anne Pajarinenhttps://www.learngerman.blog/en/group-trips-to-germany-learning-german-and-discovering-culture-togetherAre you currently learning German in your home country? How about a group trip to Germany? The best way to boost your learning process is to get to know the country and its people. Learn the German language in Germany, discover the culture together with your learning group and gain new experiences. https://www.learngerman.blog/en/oktoberfest-in-germany-a-folk-festival-with-traditionMon, 18 Sep 2023 10:00:00 +0200Carl Duisberg Blog TeamCarl Duisberg Blog Teamhttps://www.learngerman.blog/en/oktoberfest-in-germany-a-folk-festival-with-traditionThe Oktoberfest in Munich is not only the most famous folk festival in Germany, but also the largest folk festival in the world. It is planned and organised by the city of Munich. The festival attracts millions of people every year. It is a festival with a long tradition and a popular attraction for people from all countries. https://www.learngerman.blog/en/vocabulary-to-get-by-at-the-german-airportWed, 06 Sep 2023 13:00:00 +0200Anne Pajarinenhttps://www.learngerman.blog/en/vocabulary-to-get-by-at-the-german-airportSummertime is travel time. Whether you are going on vacation, visit family abroad, or want to learn a language in another country – airports are very crowded during the summer months. Even though we use many English terms at German airports, such as “arrivals”, “check-in” or “boarding”, it is good to know the most important German vocabulary.