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==Jousting in the present day==

==Jousting in the present day==

Although the practice of jousting died out in the 16th century, some groups continue to put on displays of jousting to entertain the public. An example of this is the Royal Armouries Museum in the United Kingdom where staged jousting (along with other displays of [[falconry]] and [[musket]] firing) is one of the most popular attractions during the summer months. Similar jousts are carried out at annual medieval tournaments at Burg Satzvey in [[Germany]].

Although the practice of jousting died out in the 16th century, some groups continue to put on displays of jousting to entertain the public. An example of this are the Royal Armouries Museums in [[Leeds]] in the [[United Kingdom]] where staged jousting (along with other displays of [[falconry]] and [[musket]] firing) is one of the most popular attractions during the spring and summer months. Similar jousts are carried out at annual medieval tournaments at Burg Satzvey in [[Germany]].

==Popular Culture==

==Popular Culture==