We had mentioned in a previous article about the German customs that fill each of its inhabitants with pride, hurting them to do social habits that are very well defined and that you can see in different countries throughout Europe.
Despite the fact that German gastronomy is one of the most exquisite as well as sought after by many people who come to this beautiful country, there are also its festivals that are of cultural interest for those who wish to know a little more about each one of them. their traditions.
For example, in Germany each of its carnivals is usually enjoyed and celebrated in the broadest and most joyous way that a person could have imagined, since in these they refuse to perform different shows that usually consist of dances as well as cavalcades and, in many cases, a costume parade that is a great delight to many tourists from other countries.
A date that the Germans consider very special comes to be for April 30, which has the name of Walpusignacht and which tries to remember the transfer that was made of the remains of Saint Walburga to the Eichstatt, where according to the story in this In fact it was possible to find a special oil that had healing properties.
Very unlike other countries in the world, on December 31 in Germany the night known as "San Silvestre" is usually celebrated, in which certain Catholic festivals as well as Protestants are usually celebrated that remember the abolition of paganism that was carried out in the year 325.