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Even artists have to pay taxes

Touring Artists is a free service to international artists who intend to perform in Germany, providing help and advice on essential paperwork

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Andrew Eames

Bread and beer: the staff of life

German cuisine has its denigrators, and it can be heavy and predictable. Most restaurants offer venison in a heavy gravy, pork and dumplings and some kind of schnitzel and sauerkraut. But the key things in the national cuisine are the simple ones, and they are done blindingly well: beer and bread. France may have a […]

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Will the real unification please stand up?

The formation of modern Germany took place just 150 years ago

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Good news about German jobs

German business is on the lookout for the right kind of people, says the Director of Europe Language Jobs.

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Le Carré and German

Author John Le Carre writes about the German language, Brexit and Fake News.

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Andrew Eames

Top 100 attractions

The list of Germany’s top 100 tourist attractions has just been published. And there are some real gems.

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Whither the Wall?

Katie Unwin tracks down sections of the Berlin Wall to where they’ve taken a new message of unity right across the globe

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Andrew Eames

Germany’s chance to shine

Careful virus control has provided a golden opportunity to increase tourism

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Ruhr power

If you want to fully understand German history, you need to see the Ruhr

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Of bombs, X-rays and wine

In celebration of Würzburg, a city that was nearly lost in World War II.

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