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The history of Christmas markets goes back to the Late Middle Ages in the German speaking part of Europe. The Dresden Christmas market - first held in 1434 is often (incorrectly) said to be the oldest Christmas market. It attracts between 1.5 and 2 million visitors a year and has over 60 stalls.[1] It is very unlikely that Dresden market is really the oldest as the city was a small town in 1434 and other cities earned market rights. One example is Bautzen Christmas market which was first mentioned in records in 1384.[2] The Vienna "December market" was a kind of forerunner of the Christmas market and dates back to 1294.
Eintrag vom: 29.01.2009.

Similar to the hotel rates, in Germany the price level for food and drinks in restaurants and bars is comparatively low. According to an European study of CHD Expert Group, the average ticket in full service restaurants in Germany is 14.50 Euro – 40 percent below the price level in UK. In the british restaurants the guest has to pay 23.60 Euro in average. For the study, the international market research group interviewed thousands of restaurants, bars and bistros in each country: UK, France, Spain and German
Eintrag vom: 29.01.2009.

Ljubljana, Slovenia, -- From now on, IzziCar.com is pleased to reveal the extension of its highly sought rent-a-car services to the largest country in Central Europe: Germany. A wide variety of high-quality car makes and models are now available at IzziCar.com, all at the economic prices our customers desire.
Eintrag vom: 29.01.2009.