Cuisine in Germany！The 2018 new theme from Germany National Tourism Board!

When you think ofGermany, what comes to mind? Fairytale-like castles? Historic and cultural architecture? Modern city designs? Famous cars? Or fine wines and delicious food?Germanyis not only a great place to travel, but also boasts a wealth of culinary delights and traditional culture worth exploring. In 2018,Germany’s National Tourism Board will promote the country through the theme of food, introducingGermany’s cuisine so everyone can have a taste.

Stuttgart Wine Festival; © Stuttgart Marketing GmbH

When it comes toGermancuisine, people might think of beer, pork knuckle, or theMunichOktoberfest. But actually,Germancuisine is much more than that. In Stuttgart, located in southernGermanyand known as an automotive hub, is also one of the producers of German sparkling wine. The annual Wine Village Festival isGermany’s largest wine festival — not only lively, but also featuring a variety of local delicacies such as cheese noodles and bread pudding, all with outstanding flavors.Germany

© Feengarten Romantik Hotel Jagdhaus Waldidyll Hartenstein

is also a place where you can enjoy fresh oysters and other seafood. For example, inGermany’s northern city ofHamburgnorthernHamburg, not only is itGermany's second-largest city, but it is also a port city and a cultural and artistic hub. Among its highlights,Hamburg's Fish Market has a history of 300 years and is a fantastic place to experienceHamburg's local life.

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After enjoying seafood, craving something sweet?Germanyactually offers many exquisite desserts — both in presentation and taste are top-notch. Wonder if they might whet your appetite?

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 CuisineGermany,Germany 's 16 federal states each boast their own distinctive flavors, with diverse culinary cultures and a wide range of travel options. When planning your next trip, why not addGermanyto your list?

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