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Germany’s Carnival is often called “the fifth season”. It’s a vibrant celebration with parades, costumes, music, and parties, especially in the Rhineland cities like Cologne, Düsseldorf, and Mainz. Cologne is particularly famous for having the largest and oldest parade in Germany. The festivities involve traditions like women symbolically cutting men’s ties on “Weiberfastnacht” and the burning of a straw figure called “Nubbel” to mark the end of the celebrations. Depending on the region, it can also be known as “Fasching” or “Fastnacht”. Your Ultimate Guide to Germany’s Wildest Carnival Celebrations

Hey there, fellow adventurers and culture enthusiasts! If you’ve ever found yourself scrolling through travel feeds, dreaming of vibrant festivities ...