One of my favorite pavilions because of their food and drinks is the Germany pavilion, at World Showcase in EPCOT. This pavilion is almost half way around World Showcase, so if you are grabbing drinks at each country, by the time you get to Germany, you are ready for a nice large hot German pretzel! It hits every single time. Germany pavilion has no rides or shows. It's one of five that does not have a show or ride. Personally, I think every pavilion should have a show or a ride, but that's just me. But what Germany does offer is a quick service restaurant, a table service buffet, some beer stands (carts), the Weinkellar, a candy/chocolate store, and then some gift shops. I believe there are 4 different gift shops in the pavilion. The cast members who work here are also from Germany, so it's great to get to chat with them and learn about their home. They are always very friendly and willing to chat or teach you a German word or two. I really enjoy this pavilion, my wife and I always stop at the Weinkellar to grab a wine or beer and of course a Mozart moment (shot of the chocolate Mozart liqueur). We also enjoy grabbing a giant pretzel to snack on. There are not many seats in the pavilion so be prepared for that. The quick service is great if you want a bratwurst and the table service buffet is fantastic. They have live music and tons of German food to enjoy. Overall this is a great spot, great German beers and wine. Great food. Definitely make this a stop when you are at EPCOT ACES! read more

The Germany pavilion is designed to look like a small German village. I felt the detail was done very well! There's a huge selection of food options here as well as different beers. Theres also a selection of different shops and beer steins to purchase. read more

The Germany pavilion sticks out most for me because of the caramel shop, offering a few items made that day and other packaged food. I picked up the fresh made caramel drizzled popcorn and it was ... weirdly chewy. Maybe an apple is the better option? Live music was performed while we visited. This area of the world showcase specializes in beer, decorative steins, brats and pretzels. read more

Germany Pavilion - Caramel corn made daily - Landmarks & Historical Buildings Near Me - Orlando, Florida

The Germany pavilion is located at World Showcase in EPCOT. It is almost half way around World Showcase. Everything in this pavilion is themed around Germany including the cast members who here. They are all here on the international college program. This is one of the things I love the most. You get the opportunity to interact and speak with people from different countries. This pavilion has no rides or shows. It is one of 5 countries at EPCOT that does not have a show or ride. In this pavilion they offer a quick service restaurant, a sit down buffet, a couple of beer stands, the Weinkellar, sweets and snacks store, and then gift shops. They do have a few gift shops with all different items here. The sit down buffet restaurant, does have live entertainment as well. I do enjoy this pavilion as it is apart of my heritage and I enjoy the food and drinks they offer here. Some of my favorite are the giant pretzels (always a good choice), chocolate Mozart and Riesling from the Weinkellar. The buffet they offer here is also really great. The food is amazing and delicious. Overall this is a great spot. They have really great German beers, wines, and a couple of cocktails. They have great food. Its a great spot to stop and grab a brat and head on your way. We love this pavilion and it's one we always tend to stop at. read more

I have to say that I really enjoy this pavilion. For me you can't go wrong stopping and checking out Germany. The food is always good here, if not very friendly for the diet. Through the years, I have tried many items, including their pretzel and apple strudel, which are both so good. On this visit we stopped to try one of the food offerings from the flower and garden festival. We tried the potato pancakes with applesauce, which are gluten-free and dairy free. Personally, I tried the toasted pretzel bread and raspberry Radler. These two items went very well together, and I really enjoyed them. While here we got to spend a little time just watching the trains in the display that they have. Personally, I am glad that they have come up with people to do proper upkeep in this area now. For a while, I believe things were uncertain, but I think that the trains are actually a favorite of guests visiting. All the pavilions have offerings that are worth checking out much for me this is one that I try and stop at every time I visit Epcot. read more

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The food was ok. We ordered the Schinkennudeln which has pasta, cheese ham, and onion. I don't think I would get it again is not anything out of this world. The line was pretty long. The German pavilion was not my favorite. read more

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Super cute area made it feel like visiting a small town in Germany. Snacks and treats we bought were yummy.

They had this caramel sampler. It was like caramel roulette. 3 of them were delicious and 1 of them was spicy! That was rough. I loved browsing the store during the Festival of art but didn't buy anything last time. I just spotted a great portrait of Figment. read more

Germany Pavilion - There he is! - Landmarks & Historical Buildings Near Me - Orlando, Florida

Outpost + Germany Pavilion - EPCOT World Showcase Caramel dreams, beer steins, and a drumbeat transition into Bavarian bliss There's a beautiful rhythm to the World Showcase -- and right between the serenity of China and the storybook charm of Germany, you hit The Outpost. Not quite a pavilion, not quite a pass-through -- but 100% worth a moment. The Outpost has this Afro-inspired energy that's hard to describe but easy to feel. It's colorful, open, and filled with the sound of drums that kids (and adults like me, let's be real) love to play around on. You'll sometimes catch a food or drink booth during the festivals here -- and if you're lucky, it's pouring a spicy stew, a punchy lager, or something with mango in the name and magic in the glass. It's a perfect pit stop -- like a palate cleanser on your global food tour. Then -- BOOM -- you're in Germany, and the vibes shift instantly. The Germany Pavilion is EPCOT's Oktoberfest fantasy come to life. Cobblestone streets, half-timbered buildings, flowers in every window box, and the sweet scent of Werther's caramel pulling you forward like a fairytale spell. This pavilion is small but mighty. Every inch is a photo op. And unlike some pavilions that lean quiet and cultural, Germany is all about celebration. Grab a pretzel. Order a beer. Tap your foot to the oompah music echoing from Biergarten Restaurant, where a full-on German band turns buffet dining into a party. Karamell-Küche deserves its own review, honestly. That scent? It hits before you even open the door. Don't miss the fresh caramel popcorn, dipped treats, or anything involving apples and warm sugar. Yes, it's worth the line. No, you don't need to share. Want to shop? This pavilion delivers: beer steins, authentic German soccer gear, cuckoo clocks, and enough Christmas ornaments to make Santa jealous. It's charming, cozy, and full of personality. Festival time? Germany doesn't miss. Schnitzel sliders. Cheese fondue in a bread bowl. Apple strudel. Hot spiced wine. Cold pilsner. It's EPCOT eating at its finest -- hearty, flavorful, and best enjoyed with a view of the lagoon and a caramel dribble on your chin. Bonus round: This pavilion turns into a holiday postcard during Festival of the Holidays. Think warm lighting, festive decor, and one of the best storytellers in the park. Absolute vibe. Final thoughts: The Outpost gives you a pulse. Germany gives you a party. Together? They're a perfect one-two punch of culture, flavor, and fun. This stretch of EPCOT might not have a ride -- but it doesn't need one. The magic is in the music, the caramel, and that moment when your bratwurst meets your beer and all is right in the world. read more

Being part German, I enjoyed this Pavilion! The little German village was adorable. Super cute. I do wish it was bigger and had more to it, but I get it. There are other countries that they had to represent too. The menu did not disappoint! Prices were cheap also! Schinkennudeln Pasta Gratin with Ham, Onions, and Cheese 5.00 Bratwurst on a Pretzel Roll Bratwurst on a Pretzel Roll fd with Mustard 6.00 Apple Strudel fá with Vanilla Sauce Apple Strudel 4.50 I had to grab an Apple strudel and it was alright. It tasted like basic Apple pie lol But I appreciate the effort lol read more

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Germany Pavilion is located in Epcot's World Showcase. Germany has some of the best food options at Epcot. It doesn't have any rides, but there are some amazing shops. One of the highlights of the Germany Pavilion is the Biergarten Restaurant. It has a wide range of German cuisine such as sauerkraut, schnitzel, and pretzels. Inside the restaurant, there is a band as well. It's quite an immersive dining experience. As soon as you walk into the restaurant, you'll see a lively indoor courtyard. The inspiration is the Oktoberfest gathering. There is a quick service option, the Sommerfest, where you can pick up a pretzel or a beer. The pavilion hosts live performances as well! You should also check out the miniature railroad on display! My family and I went during the Epcot's Flower Garden festival. There were some beautiful topiaries on display! read more

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When we visit Epcot, visiting Germany is always home. . There's a true feeling of Bavarian dreams coming alive amongst pretzels, beer, lederhosen, and cuckoo clocks. I get weepy as I remember my family and growing up overseas, happier times, the culture and the people. If you're visiting Epcot I encourage you to take it all in. Oh Germany....Ich Liebe Dich. read more

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Stop 4 and another favorite of mine. They always have the best pretzels and typically have a special pretzel at different time. I got the ham and cheese on for flower and garden festival and it was amazing. I am not a big beer drinker but they have this great apple liquor at one of the beers. Lots of places to get food and drinks! The buffet restaurant out back is always the best as well! read more

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The Germany Pavilion is located at the 4/5 o'clock spot in the World Showcase in EPCOT. There are a lot of beer gardens and shops. As part of the "drinking around the world" journey, we went to Sommerfest to get the drink schöfferhofer pink grapefruit hefeweizen. read more

Germany Pavilion - Landmarks & Historical Buildings Near Me - Orlando, Florida

There are just a few places in world showcase we always stop at. Of course the candy is good - lotta love for German candy. Food, steins, clocks and displays of craftsmanship. So it's part of my heritage. Line's too long for pastries - so Werther's will have to last until next time. read more

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Really enjoyed the SchinkenNudel 2 years ago and came back to have it again. It's slightly more cheesier and smaller sized than last time. Also had a few sips of the Weihestephaner Service was fast as they just opened. Ambiance felt like we went up to a food cart in Germany. read more

NICE VISIT TO GERMANY PAVILION We enjoyed our recent visit to the Germany Pavilion village square (the holiday lights at night made it extra special). There is no scenic film promoting highlights of Germany or a themed ride at this pavilion. Having never visited Germany, it would have been nice if there were signs that gave some background info about the pavilion's architectural features (such as the fountain and the false castle backdrop). The Germany Pavilion includes Biergarten Restaurant (AYCE buffet), Sommerfest (quick service), Karamell Kuche (bakery and sweet shop), an outdoor beer counter and shops. Outdoor seating is limited to a few benches. At the front of the Germany Pavilion is a large miniature train setup with props that have faded over time. The train was not running when we visited. The EPCOT pavilion shops vary in quality and variety with the Germany Pavilion having some of the better shops. Come here for Christmas decorations, beer steins, crystal, cuckoo clocks, German-branded snacks and sweets, German wine and liqueurs and shirts featuring German sports team names-logos. The shops also sell fun Disney merchandise with a nod to Germany. Here you can get a cute stuffed Mickey Mouse plushie wearing a Tyrolean hat and lederhosen as well as T-shirts, mugs and other stuff featuring Mickey and Minnie in traditional German costumes. Annual Passholder Discount: many EPCOT shops and a few of the EPCOT restaurants (such as Biergarten) offer discounts to Annual Passholders - ask if a discount is available or check the Disney app for a list of places that offer the discount. read more

Germany Pavilion has always been a favorite of mine when I've been to Epcot numerous occasions. I traveled through Germany and visiting the pavilion brings back a lot of happy memories. To me the traditional architecture and landscaping is on target. The employees costumes are reminiscent of a time gone by. I love the shops. I believe I had a cowbell at one time that I purchased in the gift shop. And I'm sure I purchased a beer stein to take home for my father. I enjoyed the shopping and music the most. Make this pavilion one of your stops if you can't go across the ocean to Germany! read more

I visited the Germany pavilion during EPCOT's flower and garden festival and was delighted to see topiaries of Snow White and the 7 dwarfs. Once I arrived at the pavilion I noticed something big was missing!! What happened to the glockenspiel?? Later I learned that it's in for repairs. I loved watching that since it is patterned after the one in Munich. Germany has no ride attractions but it does have interesting shops and a restaurant. Biergarten features an Oktoberfest restaurant with plenty of beer. Speaking of beer, check out both the authentic and Mickey style beer steins in the shops! Don't care to dine at Biergarten? Get a pretzel and beer at the bier cart. Other eateries include Sommerfest and karamell-kutche for Werther's caramels. Arribas brothers is a fairly new shop in Germany. Not only do they carry their glassware from their main store in Disney Springs but also carries German themed glass gifts. The other stores carry Christmas decorations, cow bells, Black Forest coocoo clocks, toys, and other gifts. I normally look for Hummel's here but didn't see any this visit. I bought a Disney themed Hummel years ago at the Germany pavilion and it still sits in my curio. Perhaps the most notable thing about Germany is seeing the miniature RR garden and village next to the pavilion. Complete with small buildings and tiny people figures it's so charming it is definitely worth a photo shoot. Snow White is around near the wishing well for children to meet and greet. Entertainment includes outdoor polka music and the band in Biergarten. Germany is one of my favorite countries in World Showcase. Situated between the outpost and Italy pavilion in World Showcase in EPCOT. read more

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Compared to Munich - this pavilion SUCKS! Compared to Orlando, this Pavilion is Amazing. And you can get super drunk here - which adds 8 points out of 10. So, 18 points for this place after four glasses of Glühwein and three boots of Dunkel-Bier (about a liter each). The pavilion itself is just one small square surrounded by shops and eateries. And sure, it looks a little German, or Swiss - but in a very Disney way... meaning "Fake". Otherwise, it actually feels a bit like Germany here. I like it. Maybe one night they'll even have book burnings in the courtyard. But for now everyone is welcome here - even Jews, Gays, Intellectuals, and the Handicapped. So - eat up. read more

Germany is naturally a popular pavilion - mainly due to the fact that you can grab a beer, a pretzel, and live your best German life. While I'm not a beer person, I enjoy the pavilion for other reasons - mainly the large amount of retail they sell and and the food. The aesthetics are a feast for the eyes - the architecture is charming and the color scheme really makes everything pop. While you can definitely get your beer fix here, I usually head to the shops to explore. Compared to the average World Showcase pavilion, there's a lot of retail offerings. Highlights for me are a large variety of souvenirs and a dedicated holiday shop where you can snatch up an authentic German pickle ornament. Another major component that drives me to Germany is Karamell-Küche - a confectionary shop sponsored by Werthers. There are a number of baked goods and confections made with Werthers Caramel as well as the candies themselves for sale and other products made by Storck. The smell in this place is insane, and they have some of the best caramel popcorn I've ever tasted. Fun fact: this is the only Werther's Caramel store in the country and Storck actually shot their Werthers holiday commercial featuring a caramel shop here in Epcot. Germany will always be a popular pavilion for all the right reasons - food, shopping, and beer. It's an essential to anyone's World Showcase travels. read more

Bier! Bier! Bier! Welcome to Germany! We got you covered on beers and brats here! When visiting Epcot it's always good to stop in Germany for some cold beers and a hot brat. And of course, that's exactly what I did on my last trip. I got the brat on a pretzel bun with the German bier sampler. The beers were delicious and the brat was pretty good. The staff working the outdoor stand were friendly, but they tried to made me pronounce the names correctly before they submitted my order; my German is horrible. "I was a sloushinbergen bier and hooterhinny on bun!". I think they gave up and just finally gave me what I wanted. lol The pavilion blends several different German architectures in the buildings and they do a great job at it. It makes you think you are in Germany for a minute. read more

Germany Pavilion was cute! Lot of things to see and do here, the food was very good and hearty, and I know they have a sit-down restaurant here that people love as it comes with food AND a show typically! Loved how this pavilion was decorated and wished we had spent more time here to check it out more properly, but I enjoyed it from what I did see before we moved on to the next pavilion and it left me wanting more, so I'll definitely be spending more time here next time around! read more

Glen did a great job serving all nine of us, wonderful food, fantastic live band, wish that every community had a place like this. read more

Germany Pavilion - Alpenhorn horns! - Landmarks & Historical Buildings Near Me - Orlando, Florida

All of the country pavilions at EPCOT are fun. They provide a glimpse into that country and their culture. Some of my favorites are those countries such as this one that I have been fortunate enough to visit in the last few years. The highlight of each area is of course the food and drinks from that country. read more

This is still my favorite Epcot pavilion years after first visiting Epcot. The Germany pavilion has the look of blending several real world German cities, mostly in the Bavaria region. Much of it looks looks to borrow from Rothenburg ob der Tauber, Frankfurt and Freiburg. It really does have a fairy tale feel to it once you walk in. The food offerings are very good (don't miss out on the Sommerfest counter service - you must get the Apple Strudel with Vanilla Sauce) and the cute little shops here offer up things like ornate cuckoo clocks, bier steins, toys, candy and some beautiful Christmas ornaments. And of course there are the giant soft pretzels and German beer too. Beck's Pilsner, Warsteiner Dunkel and the hot weather favorite Schöfferhofer Pink Grapefruit Hefeweizen are available. read more

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Guten tag! That's the extent of my German knowledge. Though you won't find any rides in the Germany Pavilion in World Showcase at Epcot, you will see an adorable miniature train village! I love spending a few minutes watching the rails while rolling through the country. The Glockenspiel is another spectacle that's fun to watch when the clock chimes on the hour! Plus there is Glaskunst, a glass shop kiosk with a Cast Member there blowing personalized glass! It's fun to watch for a bit! And if you ever wanted to hear live yodeling, now's your chance! During the holidays, they have a killer food booth in Germany called Bavaria Holiday Kitchen. They had amazing things on the 2017 menu like the Cheese Fondue in a bread bowl for $8.25. It came with 7 small pieces of bread and 2 veggies for dipping. Over the holidays, I also tried the Cider Flight for $9 which included Possmann Pure Hard Apple Cider & Possmann Pure Hard Black Currant Apple Cider from Frankfurt and a Schöfferhofer Pink Grapefruit Hefeweizen. Loved it! If you're feeling hot & spicy, you should try Glühwein - a hot, spiced wine! Their year-long fare includes sit down restraurant Biergarten (tasty German buffet, awesome live music, some surly servers - see my review for full details) and Sommerfest their quick service restaurant. I'm not big on shopping usually but just love all the shops in this Pavilion! A toy shop, sports shop, beautiful crystal shop, Christmas shop, and a BEER STEIN SHOP! Y'all know I'm a beer chick so love that particular little store. Dankeschön! Guess I had one more in me. read more

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One of my favorite pavilions in the World Showcase at Epcot. From their buffet style restaurant to the amazing werthers store, they have everything but a ride here! Be sure to venture all the way around this pavilion so you don't miss anything. Towards the front you'll find a Werthers caramel shop with some amazing pre packaged and fresh off the line treats. There is pretty much always a line here as it's a popular spot for a fresh made bag of caramel corn or a pastry. To the right side of the front part of the pavilion is a shop with fun keepsakes and German themed items. Their steins are a must see. Towards the back is the quick serve food stop and also where you'll find the restaurant. There are a few chairs and tables for eating or resting as well! The overall vibe definitely transports you to a small German village and very much makes us want to visit this country every time we visit the pavilion! Overall: A A personal fave is the pavilion offerings! The restaurant is worth trying and the caramel corn is a must. read more

Cut backs, reduced quality and price hikes have taken a severe toll on my fondness for Germany at Epcot. The quick serve restaurant no longer has Apple strudel or bratwursts. The food and wine festival hut did and both items received major downgrades. The bratwurst was the size of a teeny breakfast sausage as found in a frozen dinner at a grocery store near you. The Apple strudel no longer has raisins or nuts or powdered sugar but does have cheap mass produced canned apple pie filling. What a sad day it was in Epcot for me. read more

It's cheesy and stereotypical, but it's still fun! Just like all the pavilions, they choose the very stereotypical things to accentuate. It is still fun though and I do enjoy a good crisp clean German beer. What is nice is that all the workers are also German, so I was able to practice some of my German. There are plenty of caramels and pretzels and beer to go around. The grapefruit wheat beer that they have is also very good. The little mini Oktoberfest hall is fun and worth checking out. It is nothing like the larger actual Oktoberfest, but if you reduce the scale down to a very small level it at least resembles some of the decor and ambience. A fun stop read more

Germany Pavilion - Landmarks & Historical Buildings Near Me - Orlando, Florida

This is a fun pavilion to stop at for a beer and a pretzel . If you love hot dogs this is a must stop. The buffet is pricy as most are at $45/person so make sure you have a big appetite if you ear hear. The caricatures are fun with sleeping beauty and the dwarfs. read more

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I love Germany Pavillon at Epcot! It's fun when you can catch a polka band playing outside. Their beer area holds the famous Schofferhofer Hefeweizen that I love to sip on a hot day. You can get huge pretzels and brats quickly along with some yummy apple strudel. There are many cute photo ops and shopping to immerse you in the Disney German culture. I love how the employees of each of these countries are from the country. There is a German buffet on site which I enjoy. They have live music and good food and beer. It's not hard to get a reservation here but one is recommended. Always a stop on my trip "around the world" read more

Germany Pavilion - Landmarks & Historical Buildings Near Me - Orlando, Florida

Absolutely delicious!!!! Noodle gratin... The most affordable and most delicious for the EPCOT quick service...it's their snack booth .. under $5.00... read more

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Honestly, the only reason I'm giving this pavilion one star less than most is because so much of it is overwhelmed by the smell of sauerkraut, and I HATE sauerkraut. And, as someone who is mostly German, I also hate that Germans are sometimes referred to as krauts. Ew. Anyway, everyone's friendly. There's a variety of shops and restaurants. Most people come here for the Octoberfest vibe (wasn't really feeling it, to be honest) and the beer, but for me, it was all about the Werthers store and Riesling. read more

Das bier! Prost! One of my favorite countries to visit when in Epcot. German beer flowing like water. So good on a warm day! Great shops to check out. The buffet is terrific and filled with tasty gut busting German food. Entertainment going on inside while feasting. Everyone dressed in traditional garb. Or, you can just get a brat sandwich piled high with sauerkraut and a cold brew to wash it down with at the stand on the outside of the main dining hall and sit at one of the tables to people watch. Don't forget to check out the train and the little village on the side next to this pavillion. It's a cool thing to watch all the trains move about and see how they made a mini version of a real German town. Then get another beer on the way out to walk around with. Maybe a hot pretzel too. Damn, I love this part of Epcot. Prost! read more

It was a sweltering hot day when we visited EPCOT. As we approached the Germany Pavilion, I began to notice people walking around with large cups of Beer in their hand. At first I thought I was seeing things...then, I realized....THEY SERVE BEER HERE! I immediately went to the first Beer station I could find and got in line. http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/germany-pavilion-kissimmee?select=sxjrpsIHSUbgHr7RsL-Bkg#sxjrpsIHSUbgHr7RsL-Bkg http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/germany-pavilion-kissimmee?select=apzamb-6uVEmXSat7rt16Q#apzamb-6uVEmXSat7rt16Q It didn't matter that the Beer was $8.50....it was liquid gold in my mouth on a hot & humid Spring day. We then browsed around the various shops at the Pavilion enjoying our Brewskies....somehow the day just got better at the Happiest Place on Earth.... :) Return Factor - 95% read more

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The Germany Pavilion is one of my favorite places in all of Disney World. The first thing everyone should try when at the Germany Pavilion is the quick service restaurant. The bratwurst, beer and pretzels are among the best I have ever had anywhere. Despite my best attempts to replicate the bratwurst in my home kitchen or grill I have never come close to the perfection I had during lunch here. Besides the quick service restaurant, the table service Biergarten restaurant offers live German music at nights. There is something about eating great food and drinking great beer while listening to a polka. I can't explain why, but those things really go well together. There are also several stores selling souvenirs including one that specializes in beer steins. Before entering that store I had no idea that one could spend several hundred dollars on one beer stein. Now I know. The beer selection in the restaurants and the to-go bar is very good. There are several German beers on tap that are difficult, if not impossible to get other places. I love beer and have never even heard of some of the drafts they had. They do offer a souvenir glass for several extra dollars, but it is made of plastic and you don't get any more beer. I don't recommend it. If you're a fan of German food, culture or just a lover of beer, you need to come to The Germany Pavilion. read more

By Far the Best Country expereince here @ Epicot (Japan is a Close Second though) My Best Friend and I were a little partial to this Country being both of German Origin. Walking into this land it was like a little piece of my history I finally got to explore. The culture shock was amazing. More Importantly for us adults, German Beer & Jager Shots are some of the best in the world. We drank quite a few of the Grapefruit Flavored beer. Although the overall acholol content wasn't very high it had the highest ease of going down smooth. If you have a chance to try this place out, its a MUST read more

Germany Pavilion - Grapefruit Beer in a Souvenir Glass... a must have - Landmarks & Historical Buildings Near Me - Orlando, Florida

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This is probably my favorite country in the World Showcase. The architecture is so beautiful and evocative of quaint towns in Germany. The merchandise is unique and really wonderful to browse through. They have great products like authentic teddy bears from Germany, along with some very decorative and elaborate steins, and of course the cuckoo clocks of legend. Food options here are amazing, at least if you like German cuisine. The Biergarten has a wonderful buffet with delicious items for every palate. The counter service place, Sommerfest, has brats and frankfurters that are authentic and flavorful. And be sure not to pass up the Karamell-Kuche (Caramel Kitchen)! Just walking through there is an experience! So intoxicating the aroma... and the flavors... I'm drooling just thinking about it. Also, don't pass up the train display outside the shops. This is a quaint little area, with a bridge that traverses the diorama. There are always a bunch of kids and kids-at-heart stopped there taking the scene in. I rather enjoy it myself. Best pavilion in the World Showcase? Maybe. I sure think so, or could make an argument for it. Always worth stopping by for sure! read more

You have to try the grapefruit beer here if you're 21+! Actually.. you should try both beers at the beer cart if you're 21+ because they are both great. Germany has one of my favorite shops to explore of all the pavilions. read more