Making one of these is a big part of the festive season in Germany – and children who send one to Santa Claus in time may even get a reply.
This German tradition is a countdown to Christmas.
In early December, Germany celebrates Nikolaustag. But why does the Santa look-alike come so early?
‘Krass’ is a word you’re unlikely to learn in German class, but rather one you’ll hear in the everyday speech of Germans – particularly younger ones.
If you’ve noticed lots of paper lanterns popping up in shops across Germany, here’s why.
We look at the history behind the barrier that split communist East Germany from the West until its fall 35 years ago on November 9th, 1989.
It’s not just for vacations or sick leave: there are many situations in Germany where you can take paid time off. We break them down.
German Unity Day falls on October 3rd. Did you know these facts about reunification and German Unity Day?
Whether used in science or slang, this common German word has a variety of meanings.
Long day at the office? Arrived three hours late thanks to Deutsche Bahn delays? The German language has a perfect way to describe your complete and utter exhaustion.