A wide range of travelers know Celle because of its annual national holidays and festivals that never cease to attract the attention of foreign visitors. One of such event is the Horse Parade held annually in September; this festival features unique atmosphere of solemnity. The first stud-farm in Celle has been opened in 1735, since then local stallions have being among the best in the region. Saxon stud is known far beyond the borders of Germany; now its territory has about a hundred stallions.
The Saxon town is famous because of its beautiful half-timbered houses that have preserved in the same condition from the 16th century. A walk through the central streets of Celle will be a … 
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1.Foreign visitors are advised to pay for goods and services exclusively in euros; any foreign currency probably won’t be accepted here. You can exchange money at any bank; banks serve … Open
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National traditions of Germany
In Germany, it is customary to go to bed early and wake up early. Children begin going for sleep after 7pm. Calling each other after 8pm is considered the sheer tactlessness. However, you can call a German at 7 am, as the locals almost never sleep at this time. Still, this rule does not apply to young people; they can spend time at parties and in clubs all night long. You can be a guest here only by invitation. Even close relatives do not visit each other without a call. During the holidays, the Germans serve soft drinks and sweets first. Only after that, come meat dishes and alcohol. The Germans are always friendly. They uually restrain emotions, which may seem somewhat insincere, but restraint is one of the main national traits.
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