In Germany, Father's Day is celebrated by groups of males going hiking with one or more small wagons filled with alcohol and traditional regional food. Many use this day to get drunk

In Germany, Father's Day is celebrated by groups of males going hiking with one or more small wagons filled with alcohol and traditional regional food. Many use this day to get drunk

Father's day is a tradition in many countries.It generally celebrates fatherhood, paternal bonds, and the influence of fathers in society.


Germany celebrates it a little differently than most, though.


In Germany, Father's Day is also referred to by a couple of different names. Those would be men's day and gentlemen's day.


This means that it's a day that's more about men in general than it is about fathers specifically.


It's become a tradition for groups of males both young and old to do a hiking tour with at least one small wagon full of wine, beer and traditional food that they pull themselves.


It's almost just as much as a tradition to get very drunk on Father's Day in all of Germany, but especially in Eastern Germany. According to the Federal Statistical Office of Germany, alcohol-related traffic accidents multiply by three on this day.


In Germany, Father's day is celebrated exactly 40 days after Easter every year on a day known as Ascension Day.


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