Oktoberfest In Germany

Germany’s economy being the largest on its continent, and the 5th largest in the world. Germany has many cultural beliefs and ways of life. I’m going to cover their beliefs, culture, and other traits they have. The population in Germany is about 82.67 million people. Of all of those people 65-70 percent of them claim to be Christians. Of those people there are 24 million Catholics. Muslims make up 3.7 percent of the population as well. Then the other 28. 3 percent of the population either claim to follow a different religion, or none at all. Germany has a main language that they speak, like most countries and theirs being German. 95 percent of Germany speak German. Though there are other languages that they speak there as well. In Eastern

Oktoberfest is a 16 day celebration. It begins on September 22, and ends on October 7. Around 6 million people go to this celebration, these people being from all around the world. During these 16 days, there are about 7 million liters of beer, half a million chickens, over 100,000 sausages, 100 oxens, and 60,000 pork knuckles are consumed. Oktoberfest is held every year in Munich, Germany. Oktoberfest is one of the most well known celebrations in the world. This is a celebration that celebrates german heritage. Oktoberfest is meant to take you out of the daily routine, and get you out learning about culture, and trying new local brews. This celebration also shows off the love they have for their beer. Germany is known for producing the most varieties of

Most people don’t know this, but Germans were the one’s that started the Christmas tree tradition. Many believe it was Martin Luther king, but it was really the Germans that began to bring Christmas trees in, and decorate them. In germany, just like in the US. They have a christmas dinner as well, their meals including things like sausage, because it is a large part of their culture. There are around 1500 different types of sausage made there. Pork is something consumed in large amount there. Other foods that you always find in meals there is cabbage, beets, and turnips because they are native there. To germans, bread isn’t just food, it is part of their culture. Germany has varieties of bread, different types in different regions. Dark and heavy bread in the North, and light breads of wheat in the South. Germany produces over 1500 different types of bread. Germans get around 87 kilos of bread each year, which adds up to 16.7 billion dollars in just bread each