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More to see in Osnabruck

A family vacation in Osnabruck will delight every member of the family, as the city has entertainment for every taste. This German city is rich in attractions (Osnabruck Castle, St. Peter's Cathedral, the Town Hall, the Small Church) and museums introducing newcomers to its eventful history. Apart from the above, travelers are provided with such opportunities as entertainment centers, pools, amusement parks. One of the largest zoos in the region is located here in Osnabruck. It is equipped in such a way that all animals kept on its large territory receive proper care and conditions close to those they are used to in the wild. Visitors can see a variety of animals - giraffes (a kind of calling card of the zoo), antelopes, zebras, wolves, turtles, tigers, elephants. It will take hours to get to know all the inhabitants of the zoo - that's how huge it is. A playground located here will surely be loved by kids (by the way, it is surrounded by friendly sheep, goats, and lambs). The second place to be visited with children after the zoo is Nettebad Water Park. It has indoor and outdoor pools, interesting slides, as well as saunas and a beautifully decorated playground for the youngest ones. You won't notice how your day in the park will fly by - you'll have to do your best to make the children leave this place. Not far from the water park, you can find Eissportcenter Osnabrück (where you can go ice skating) and Nettedrom (the right place to try go-karting). One more … Read further

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Cultural excursion through Osnabruck - things to see

In the city's main square, you can see the old Town Hall building. It is famous for the fact that the Peace of Westphalia Treaty was signed here in 1648. This became one of the key events in the history of the region. Locals do not forget about this significant document: at the entrance to the Town Hall, one can see portraits of military and political figures who participated in the signing of the agreement. … Open

Attractions and active leisure

Many young people living in Osnabruck is the reason why the choice of nightlife facilities is also large here. Gruner Jager Bar is aimed at a wide range of guests - both youth and older people. The place gathers fans of high-quality beer and a casual atmosphere every day. The choice of beers is truly impressive here. The bar features an original vintage design and a billiard table installed in its hall. The … Open

Cuisine and top restaurants

Besides vegetables, regional cuisine is rich in fish specialties, including wonderful eel dishes. Over the years, the eel has been one of the most common fish species in local rivers. In restaurants, it is usually served fried, but you can also buy delicious smoked eel at grocery markets. Nevertheless, traditional German sausages still remain popular with locals and have long become everyday food for them. They are … Open

Traditions and mentality of Osnabruck

The carnival procession begins on Johannisstraße Street. It is participated by local folk groups and musicians, as well as ordinary citizens. Spectators line up along the entire carnival route. According to one of the good traditions, they are generously showered with sweets and other sweets by carnival participants. The solemn procession ends at the old Town Hall, after which all people move to the nearest bars … Open

Travel guide to Osnabruck

Nearby is another prominent religious landmark - St. Catherine's Church, the construction of which lasted more than 200 years. Today, it is an amazing architectural monument, combining external features of a variety of architectural styles. An interesting tourist attraction is Museum and Park Kalkriese that is considered to be a single whole with the surrounding park of the same name. This museum is dedicated … Open

Osnabruck for children - what to visit

One of the largest zoos in the region is located here in Osnabruck. It is equipped in such a way that all animals kept on its large territory receive proper care and conditions close to those they are used to in the wild. Visitors can see a variety of animals - giraffes (a kind of calling card of the zoo), antelopes, zebras, wolves, turtles, tigers, elephants. It will take hours to get to know all the inhabitants … Open

Climate in Germany and weather forecast - best seasons for visit

Germany should be visited only for the sake of its unrestrained colorful holidays. In winter, before the start of the Lent, incredible costumed processions and street parties take place on the streets of major cities. Particularly amazing celebrations pass along the river Rhine. In April, tourists will enjoy the Walpurgis Night with numerous vampires and witches who will walk around all the mountain villages. From May to September, there is the Rhine in Flames festival in the settlements on the Rhine. In June, a parade of representatives of homosexuality is arranged in the largest cities of the country. In mid-July, there is a large-scale festival called the Parade of Love in the heart of Berlin. Under the open sky, thousands of tourists and local residents can enjoy electronic music played by the world's best performers. … Open

Atmosphere of Germany: religion and languages

Provinces of Germany are a bit more serious about the religion, and there is still a church tax there. Kids in German schools, regardless of their personal preferences, learn the basics of the Christian religion and Protestantism. In general, the attitude of the Germans towards religion is quite tolerant. In addition to the main religions, there are many different sects whose work is not pursued at the state level. A clear division of law, labor and religion allows diverse confessions to exist in close proximity and not to provoke conflicts. … Open