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Africa
Albert Schweitzer: out of reverence for life
What drove the doctor, humanist and Nobel Peace Prize laureate – and how he built an entire hospital village in what is today Gabon.
Children’s rights
Nature conservation
Young environmental activists: don’t just talk – do something about it
A lot of young people in Germany are committed to nature conservation. They demand answers to urgent questions – and they’re prepared to get actively involved themselves.
Youth culture
Facts and figures
Young people in Germany
Facts and figures: How many young people live at home? How many are doing an apprenticeship? Answers to the six most important questions about young people.
Youth
Leisure time
Smartphone or sports field?
Social media, sports clubs and creative hobbies: how young people in Germany spend their time.
Youth
Media
Young people combat disinformation
Here young people learn to tell facts from fake news: editor-in-chief Hatice Kahraman on the youth newsroom Salon5.
Games
Board games
The games Germany plays
Hazarding a guess, rolling the dice and making deductions are what Germans enjoy in a good game.
Games
Serious games
More than just entertainment
Games are fun, but some offer more than just entertainment. Serious games are informative and instructive – we present three examples.
Games:
Market overview
A land of gamers
Germany is the largest video game market in Europe and home to Gamescom, the world’s biggest gaming trade fair.
Games
Leisure time
A living room for everyone
Feel like puzzling over a tricky challenge until your head spins – or enjoying a relaxed party game with friends? At this games meet-up venue there’s something for everyone.
Games
eSports
Gronkh, FabienneXIII and more: These gamers fill arenas
In Germany, 34.3 million people play computer games. Some have turned eSports or streaming into successful careers.
Travel in Germany
Regional transport
Deutschlandticket: travel across Germany by bus and train
With the Deutschlandticket, you can travel across Germany by bus and train. Here you can find out everything need to know about it.
Travel in Germany
Travel tips
Travel across Germany year-round
When and where is Germany at its best? Here’s some inspiration for planning your next holiday.
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