In autumn, nature shows its beauty in endless shades of warm colors for the last time before winter rest. The explosion of autumn colors is also followed by the organizers of cultural events in Germany, who offer even more cultural events in the increasingly short days.
– Festival of lights in Berlin - between October 9 and 20, more than 70 buildings and landmarks in the German capital, including the Brandenburg Gate, Alexanderplatz, the Kudamm shopping street and Potsdamer Platz, will be dressed in vivid colors between 7 and 11 p.m.
– Museum Night in Cologne – On November 9, more than 40 museums will not close their doors until three in the morning, allowing visitors to view their collections at night. The Night of Museums will also be enriched by concerts, theater performances, guided tours and literary evenings.
– Wine Festival in Neustadt – the popular festival in Neustadt along the Wine Road will take place between October 4 and 14, where we will be able to try wines and sparkling wines from thirteen German wine-growing regions, local culinary specialties and participate in folk dancing in the main town square.
– Munich Marathon - On October 13, around 18,000 runners will race along one of the most beautiful running tracks in Germany, cheered on by around ten thousand running fans. Before the marathon, male and female runners in national costumes will compete for the highest honors on a four-kilometer course.
– Exhibition of the Wagnerian in Eisenach - in the year when we celebrate the 200th anniversary of the birth of the German composer Richard Wagner, the Wartburg Castle in Eisenach can see the Wagnerian exhibition until November 3rd. It was Wartburg Castle and its surroundings that greatly inspired the composer in his work.
