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The Devil’s Wheel at Oktoberfest: A Spinning Tradition Oktoberfest is known around the world for its beer tents, Bavarian music, and lively atmosphere, but some of the festival’s most beloved traditions are found outside the steins. Among them is the Devil’s Wheel (Teufelsrad), a quirky, chaotic, and endlessly entertaining attraction
A solid set of Bavarian attire won’t change how the beer tastes, but it will absolutely enhance the authenticity of your Oktoberfest experience. While wearing lederhosen or a dirndl is not required, most festivalgoers will be dressed in traditional clothing. Having your own outfit will help you blend in with
#13: Major League Baseball in Tokyo: March 2025 As any Bucket Lister can surely attest, the need to be opportunistic when considering events is vitally important. It was in this vein that we bid sayonara to Osaka and Kon’nichiwa to Tokyo, where Major League Baseball would open its 2025 season
#12: Grand Sumo Wrestling Championship: March 2025 For the first, and likely only, time during our Bucket List globetrotting, it was our Kōunwoinoruto pull off the much coveted “Double” – attending two events in the same country on the same trip. Having not attended wrestling at the Paris Olympics heading
An Arc Of Joy: The Oktoberfest 2025 Vision Beloved as the world’s largest Volksfest (volk = folk), Oktoberfest enchants millions of locals and tourists year-round to revel in the tradition, spectacles, and history that pulses with Bavarian pride. Underlying that spirit is a simple art form: the humble poster. Visible
#11 The Paris Summer Olympics: July 2024 Given the Olympics’ rich history and tradition, as well as the 100th anniversary return of the Summer Olympics to Paris, attending the Games of the XXXIII Olympiad was quintessential Bucket List material. Add to this that we believed the Olympic motto, “Citius, Altius,
The Enchanting Tale of Neuschwanstein Castle Nestled in the rugged terrain of the Bavarian Alps near Füssen, Germany, the Neuschwanstein Castle stands as a testament to the romantic era of architecture and the enduring legacy of an enigmatic king. Built in the late 19th century, this fairy-tale fortress not only
Printers Alley, nestled in the heart of downtown Nashville, Tennessee, is a historic alleyway with a rich history dating back to the mid-19th century. Stretching between Union and Church Streets, this iconic thoroughfare has witnessed a colorful evolution, transforming from a hub of printing presses and publishing houses to a
Churchill Downs, the iconic racecourse located in Louisville, Kentucky, is steeped in a rich history and has played a pivotal role in the world of thoroughbred racing. Best known as the home of the Kentucky Derby, the most prestigious event in the U.S. horse racing calendar, Churchill Downs has been
Pamplona Cathedral, a remarkable historical and architectural marvel located in the heart of Pamplona, Spain, stands as a testament to the city’s rich religious and cultural heritage. This cathedral, officially known as the Santa María la Real, is not just a center for religious devotion but also a symbol of
The San Fermín Festival, celebrated in Pamplona, Spain, is renowned worldwide for its exuberant and vibrant festivities. The opening ceremony, known as the “Chupinazo,” marks the commencement of this week-long celebration. The dates of the festival are always July 6-14. Historical Origins The festival’s roots trace back to the Middle
Surfing the Eisbach Wave in the heart of Munich’s Englischer Garten offers a unique juxtaposition – the dynamic thrill of surfing set against the tranquil backdrop of one of Europe’s largest urban parks. This phenomenon presents a fascinating blend of sporting prowess, cultural significance, and a spirit of community that
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