Cozy and measured Germany beckons travelers who dream of seeing its ancient castles with their own eyes, taking part in various local festivals and tasting delicacies. And, of course, no one returns from this or any other country without souvenirs and gifts. What is customary to bring from Germany?
Say what you like, but there is something primitive left in people. What makes them, sitting in their own cozy living rooms, with a drag in their eyes, look at photographs of other countries and study the proposals of travel agencies. Maybe this is the notorious "hunt for a change of places", or maybe just a thirst for discovery, new impressions. But any journey ends sooner or later, leaving behind a slight aching sadness, a couple of kilograms of excess weight, sometimes - a tan and always souvenirs.
For example, Meissen porcelain is the "white gold of Europe" produced at the first porcelain factory in Europe, which has existed for about 300 years. Meissen products amaze the imagination with the perfection of shapes and colors. All over the world they are recognized as the standard of porcelain. Buying such a souvenir is a pleasure, I must say, not cheap. But on the other hand, the memory is for life. And, of course, a great gift for someone especially close.
Collectible ceramic mugs with German landscapes and cities depicted on them will also be an excellent gift for those who are waiting for you from a trip at home. And if you really want to have your own personal embodiment of the beer spirit of Germany, then you should buy a traditional German beer mug from the King-Werk factory. Liters, say, 5-10.
But if you are indifferent to the dishes? Or would you just not like to spend a lot on souvenirs? Then choose something inexpensive but cute. An excellent souvenir - "Berlin Air", is sold in the capital of Germany at every turn. By the way, do not forget to bring from Berlin a souvenir in the shape of a bear - the symbol of the German capital.
In addition, Germany has earned a reputation as a Mecca for shopaholics. A huge number of quality goods at adequate (as opposed to Russian) prices. The seasons of sales (late July, late January and early February) are especially pleasing, when goods of the highest quality can be bought for very reasonable money.
Well, what about when you return from your trip? Of course, meeting with friends and family. And for the sake of such an occasion, you can put on the table Schladerer Himbeergeist (raspberry schnapps) brought from Germany or the delicious German herbal liqueur Jägermeister.
