This popular candy made from almonds and sugar is produced by the ton in Lubek.
What is Marzipan?
A famous sculpture in Burgplatz depicts two boys doing this.
What is turning cartwheels?
Known mostly as a poet, his writings on science, politics, theater, literature, and philosophy made him one of the most influential people in Western History.
Who is Johann Wolfgang von Goethe?
Shipped from Dresden throughout the world, German Christmas isn't complete without this popular fruit-filled cake.
What is stollen?
Though it sits on the River Rhine, it's named for this smaller tributary.
What is the Dussel?
A great filmmaking talent, she was best known for the propaganda films of the Third Riech.
Who was Leni Riefenstahl?
Famous in Nuremberg since the 13th century, this sweet ad spicy cake is often enjoyed as a cookie.
What is lebkuchen?
Made famous in Dusseldorf, this condiment was first produced in 1726, and features a lion on its label.
What is Loewensenf?
Born one of 18 children, this 15th century artist was known for the incredible detail in his woodcuts and engravings, including Adam and Eve, and Young Hare.
Who is Albrect Durer?
Originally from Silesia in Poland, this unique poppyseed cake is found throughout Germany today.
What is Mohnkuchen?
Neanderthals were first discovered in this valley in 1856.
What is the Neander Valley?
A native son of Dusseldorf, he was third cousin to Karl Marx.
Who is Heinrich Heine?
This famous Viennese cake is not considered to be authentic without the four golden corners on the wooden box, and its name piped on the surface in chocolate.
What is Sachertorte?
This luxury shopping area is popular for fashion showrooms and its tree-lined scenic canal.
What is the Koenigsalle?
Iinspired by his visits to India, this Nobel Prize winning writer was known for his books on spirituality and self-knowledge.
Who is Herman Hesse?