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Wealth of Culture Art and music in Germany, Switzerland and Austria

In all three German countries there is a wealth of culture. In Germany alone there are over 300 theaters, 130 orchestras and 630 enormous art museums. Several hundred years of history in art, literature, and music, beginning in the 16th century. All three countries are home of iconic world know composers like Mozart, Bach or Beethoven, writers like Goethe, Schiller or Lessing and painters like Dürer, Caspar David Friedrich or Beckmann which travelled the countries themselves to be inspired.

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Magnificient Murals Street art is taking over the cities

Flying horses, pop art bananas and fire hydrants with flower patterns: street art is taking over urban areas. But it's not all about spraying or tagging. In many places, you will find art that catches the eye, such as yarn-bombed lampposts, bins with monster eyes or placards that employ techniques such as irony or alienation.

Street Art Icons In Berlin Graffitti becomes cult

Berlin is a magnet for international street artists. This is partly due to the history of the once divided city. Not only Thierry Noir has made the former "Anti-Fascist Wall" in the western part of Berlin a little more colorful, but many other artists also took the opportunity. Some of the pictures you can still admire today at the East Side Gallery, for example, the socialist Fraternal Kiss, which became one of the best-known pieces of Berlin wall graffiti art.

German Art Museums Meet the superstars of the art world

From the three magnificent Pinakothek Art Museums & Galleries in Munich to the Museum Island in Berlin, an ensemble of five historic buildings on an island in the river Spree, one of the highlights of European cultural tourism as well as a Unesco World Heritage Site. Moreover, the Gallery Gemäldegalerie Alte Meister in Dresden promises that "every work is a masterpiece", offering a unique tour through European Art History.

Art Museum Basel The Museum of Fine Arts

The Art Museum Basel, or Kunstmuseum is the oldest public art collection in the world. Its collection today comprises around 4,000 paintings, sculptures, installations, and videos and, with the holdings of the Kupferstichkabinett (Museum of Prints and Drawings), around 300,000 drawings and prints from seven centuries.

Porcelain Painting An intangible Cultural Heritage

The porcelain painting in Germany looks back on a centuries-old tradition of craftsmanship. The transfer and maintenance of the complex knowledge takes place only in scattered locations. In the 18th century three of Germany's most important manufactories were founded: the Meissen factory in Meißen near Dresden, the Porcelain Manufactory of the Bavarian Royal House in Nymphenburg and the Royal Porcelain Manufactory Berlin GmBH (KPM).

Vibrant Nation Of Culture Let the music play

Germany & Austria´s reputation as great European cultural nations is based on famous names, its current very vibrant art scene and cosmopolitan diversity, such as Mozart, Bach, Beethoven, Brahms, and others. Discover professional symphony orchestras produced by conductors and orchestral musicians who hail from all parts of the world and experience the relatively recent historical phenomenon in countless concert and philharmonic halls, as well as festivals for classical music in both countries.

Classical Music A Musical Era History

The musical epoch of classical music is primarily associated with three names: Joseph Haydn, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, and Ludwig van Beethoven, leaving an enduring imprint on the continuing development of music - including in Germany.

Mozart In Concert Mozart´s most beautiful compositions

Enjoy a lively and first-class performance with the unique music of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart at various historical locations in Salzburg and Vienna, where you will be presented the outstanding music of the 17th and 18th centuries, above all, Mozart´s masterpieces.

The Bach Festival Explore the Bach´s musicians’ town

Arnstadt, the birthplace of the Bach Family, has more original locations to offer than any other place. Whether the Neideckturm, in which Caspar Bach once lived with his wife and seven children, whether the Bach House, in which the young Johann Sebastian regularly came and went, and the Bach Church, in which he took up his first position as organist, or the Liebfrauenkirche and Oberkirche, where Heinrich Bach worked as an organist for 51 years...

Beethoven Festival Ambassador of Bonn´s culture

Every year in autumn, the Beethoven’s native city of Bonn celebrates the Beethoven fest, a music festival dedicated to Ludwig van Beethoven and his oeuvre, seeking to promote new ways to confront the composer and his masterpieces. It is in the Chamber Music Hall where all the magic begins, alongside the special emphasis on Beethoven’s music and his contemporaries.

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