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The German carnival is called "Karneval" or "Fasching," depending on the region. It typically takes place in the lead-up to Lent, culminating on Rosenmontag (Rose Monday). Celebrations include colorful parades, elaborate costumes, and festive parties, with cities like Cologne and Düsseldorf hosting some of the largest events. The festivities are characterized by a lively atmosphere, music, dancing, and various traditional customs.
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What does 'fasching kinder' mean?
It means 'carnival children' in German.
When does German carnival season officially begin?
30th of February
What is Karnival in German?
The word is actually spelled Karneval.It means Carnival.
What are some customs in German?
hardworking, organised, planned, beer, octoberfest, carnival
What is a boating carnival called?
regatta
Where is the biggest carnival?
The biggest Carnival cruise ship is called the Carnival Sunshine. The longest Carnival Cruise is a world tour that goes all over the world that goes for 110 days.
What does karneval meane in German?
Carnival. A famous carnival period in Germany is Fasching, which starts at 11.11 on the 11th day of the 11th month and lasts until Ash Wednesday.
Where is the biggest cruise carnival?
The biggest Carnival cruise ship is called the Carnival Sunshine. The longest Carnival Cruise is a world tour that goes all over the world that goes for 110 days.
What is the African carnival called?
MLK day.
How is Carnival celebrated?
Carnival is celebrated during a two day period called Carnival Monday and Tuesday. It takes place in the capital of Trinidad, port of Spain, and it is one of the most colorful and enjoyable festivals on the island. Music is one of the most important elements of Carnival and there is a competition called the Carnival Road March, and the last day of Carnival is Ash Wednesday. This is the day you repent for all the sins of the previous two days.
What traditions does Spain keep?
A carnival called Cadiz
What is the walkway at a carnival called?
The Midway, if I remember right.
