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German Holidays?!?!?! Where can I find a list of Germany Holidays...My husband and I have to go to Germany?

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in March (2008), for his neice's communion, however I need to find an exact date and such for Easter...I know it is March 23rd, but I need the date for White Sunday. I have searched and searched and cannot find anything...please help. Also, anyone have any ideas as to where I might be able find a site that lists all of the German Holidays?

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  1. try http://tripadvisor.com

    then specify germany


  2. Hi,its March 30.

    Which you   a  great time in Germany.

  3. Here's a list of the 2008 German holidays:

    01.01.2008 Neujahr

    06.01.2008 Heilige Drei Könige

    04.02.2008 Rosenmontag

    21.03.2008 Karfreitag

    23.03.2008 Ostern

    24.03.2008  Ostermontag

    01.05.2008 Maifeiertag

    01.05.2008      Christi Himmelfahrt

    11.05.2008      Pfingstsonntag

    12.05.2008  Pfingstmontag

    22.05.2008  Fronleichnam

    15.08.2008 Mariä Himmelfahrt

    03.10.2008 Tag der Deutschen Einheit

    01.11.2008 Allerheiligen

    24.12.2008  Heiligabend

    25.12.2008     1. Weihnachtstag

    26.12.2008     2. Weihnachtstag

    01.01.2009      Neujahr

    Weißer Sonntag (White Sunday) is on 30 March 2008.

  4. Germany celebrates White Sunday the week after Easter. So this would be March 30, 2008.

    As for a site listing all German holidays: go to http://www.cometogermany.com/ENU/infocen...

    This site appears to be run by some German tourism organization, but they really list all school breaks and holidays, religious and otherwise.

    Comment on RainerReza: "Whitsunday" in German would be "Weisser Sonntag". "Pfingstsonntag" would be Ascension Day (or Pentacostal Day, depending on your denomonation).

  5. you'll find all that in www.feiertage.net

  6. I think White Sunday is also called Whitsunday, or, in German, Pfingstsonntag. According to this page:

    http://www.feiertage.net/uebersicht.php?...

    Pfingstsonntag is on May 11, 2008. I think that page presents a more accessible overview than what's been recommended so far. Also note that German calendar format is day-month-year (dd/mm/yy).

    For future reference, if you have a Google Account, you can open a Google Calendar, go to settings, and search for public calendars using the words "German holidays" (in quotes). Then you can import all the German holidays so they show up on your calendar.

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