German Festivals & Customs

Сентябрь 11, 2022

Главная
Алгебра
German Festivals & Customs

Содержание

2. Background In some areas of Germany there are as many as 16 legal holidays celebrated each
3. Annual Event in Munich From Late September until the 1st Sunday in October Originated in 1810
4. Popular in Bavaria Folk Music “Leonhardi-Fahrt” Folk Festivals
5. Oberammergau Passion Plays Performed every 10 years Last presented in 2000 Traditional Role casting is very
6. Celebrated along Rhine and Moselle Rivers Popular tourist attractions Wine Festivals
7. Easter The Easter Bunny originated in Germany Some places in Germany have their own traditions Bonfires
8. May Day May 1st Maypole The young men of the village protect the town maypole so
9. Petecost 7th Sunday after Easter A day for family outings Traditional families decorate cars and front
11. Скачать презентацию

Слайд 2

Background
In some areas of Germany there are as many as 16

legal holidays celebrated each year
Holidays are celebrated on a specified day

Слайд 3

Annual Event in Munich
From Late September until the 1st Sunday

in October
Originated in 1810 as a celebration for the marriage of King Ludwig I to the Princess Therese of Saxe-Hildburghausen

Oktoberfest

Слайд 4

Popular in Bavaria
Folk Music
“Leonhardi-Fahrt”
Folk Festivals

Слайд 5

Oberammergau Passion Plays
Performed every 10 years
Last presented in 2000
Traditional
Role casting

is very specific

Слайд 6

Celebrated along Rhine and Moselle Rivers
Popular tourist attractions
Wine Festivals

Слайд 7

Easter
The Easter Bunny originated in Germany
Some places in Germany have their

own traditions
Bonfires are lit the evening before Easter Sunday to chase away the evil spirits of winter

Ostern

Слайд 8

May Day
May 1st
Maypole
The young men of the village protect the

town maypole so it is not stolen by the boys of neighboring towns
German Labor Day

Erster Mai

Слайд 9

Petecost
7th Sunday after Easter
A day for family outings
Traditional families decorate

cars and front doors with fresh green twigs called “Maien”

Pfingsten