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The German Embassy Career Fair is back for 2019! The Fair will be held at the German House on Wednesday, 16 October 2019, 10am-4pm.
» The UK and Germany remain close allies and friends. It is essential that we work together to defend our common values and meet the challenges of the future. « Ambassador Peter Wittig
Proxy for German Embassy London
Proxy for German Ambassador London
Proxy for German Events in the UK
German Embassy London
Proxy for Germany in the UK
View this post on Instagram 🤘👵 The world's biggest heavy metal, Wacken Open Air, kicks off today and in attendance are a group of pensioners from a nearby retirement home. 🤘👴 This is the 6th time that the nearby 'Haus am See' retirement home has put on the trip and 13 residents made the journey this year. With a combined age of 800, the group were in high spirits on their way to the festival where the three stages are named 'Faster', 'Harder', & 'Louder'. One metal fan passed them a beer as they passed by. The annual trip started six years ago when a 59-year-old AC/DC fan living at the home told staff that he had always wanted to attend the festival. The staff fulfilled his wish, thus starting a tradition that has given residents the opportunity to witness the unique atmosphere of the festival and and friendly nature of the metal fans who have flocked to the small village in northern Germany for the last 30 years. #wacken #justwackenthings #metal #festival #woa #woaxxx A post shared by German Embassy London (@germanyinuk) on Aug 1, 2019 at 3:52am PDT
🤘👵 The world's biggest heavy metal, Wacken Open Air, kicks off today and in attendance are a group of pensioners from a nearby retirement home. 🤘👴 This is the 6th time that the nearby 'Haus am See' retirement home has put on the trip and 13 residents made the journey this year. With a combined age of 800, the group were in high spirits on their way to the festival where the three stages are named 'Faster', 'Harder', & 'Louder'. One metal fan passed them a beer as they passed by. The annual trip started six years ago when a 59-year-old AC/DC fan living at the home told staff that he had always wanted to attend the festival. The staff fulfilled his wish, thus starting a tradition that has given residents the opportunity to witness the unique atmosphere of the festival and and friendly nature of the metal fans who have flocked to the small village in northern Germany for the last 30 years. #wacken #justwackenthings #metal #festival #woa #woaxxx
A post shared by German Embassy London (@germanyinuk) on Aug 1, 2019 at 3:52am PDT
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German Consulate General Edinburgh
» The UK and Germany remain close allies and friends. It is essential that we work together to defend our common values and meet the challenges of the future. « Ambassador Peter Wittig