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The city is the host to the annual German event
In this fantastic German city there are not only enchanting Christmas markets but also an event held annually, gathering thousands of people. That is - The Stollen Festival, held since 1994.
Symbols of the event are the Stollen Mädchen or the Stollen Girl and the giant Stollen baked strictly following the traditional German recipe. A curious fact is the Stollen usually requires around 3 million raisins in it.
Source: The Local/Germany
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