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Grün, grün, grün... ist die Metropolregion Rhein-Neckar. Hier kommen unsere Wald-Geschichten.
WO SONST is a magazine for people on the move in the Rhine-Neckar Metropolitan Region. On the move to special people and places—from the Odenwald to Hesse, from Bergstraße road to the Southern Palatinate.
Grün, grün, grün... ist die Metropolregion Rhein-Neckar. Hier kommen unsere Wald-Geschichten.
They fill old buildings with new life, make unusual inventions and continue long-standing traditions—applying new ideas.
Alles Käse? Nicht nur das... In der Metropolregion Rhein-Neckar gibt es weit mehr als Wurscht und Woi. Unsere Tipps.
Der Odenwald ist ländlich, grün. Und ein bisschen unentdeckt. Zeit, das zu ändern! Mit unseren WO-SONST-Ausflugstipps.
Have you done your daily crow today? Here you find real animals and people dressed-up as such, and their stories.
We show you where you can enjoy time out to breathe and where water sports is great fun.
Where to go best with the little ones? Here you find our WO SONST tips for trips.
A railbus ride through the Krebsbachtal valley
Each year, Father Josef receives people who come to the Odenwald region as pilgrims.
Following in the footsteps of the Lorsch Pharmacopoeia
In Ramberg, Harald Klein keeps an old craft alive.
Out and about at the Neckarau parkrun in Mannheim
The Rohrbacher Schlösschen palace houses the only tuberculosis museum in Germany.
Julian Lind from Weinheim is a successful ninja athlete
Martin Galle keeps the history of the Westwall in Bad Bergzabern alive.
The fire wheels are a special custom during the carnival season in the southern Odenwald region.
The paddle steamer “Mannheim” is telling stories of navigation
Recounting legends of old along the lantern trail during the Raunächte time
At the Winkeldruckerey in Speyer, the traditional craft of letterpress printing is being reimagined.
Visiting glassblower Alexander Fink in Ludwigshafen
Annweiler am Trifels can be experienced with easy access.
Rare species live at Hardenburg Castle near Bad Dürkheim
A learning environment for children—visiting the heating and power plant at Ludwigshafen
Hobby horsing practise at the TuS Altrip sports club.
Playing canoe polo with the Lampertheim water sports club
The Weinheim diving club plays underwater rugby
Ultimate frisbee in Eppelheim
Neuhofen is home to the only fully accessible bathing lakes that Rhineland-Palatinate has to offer.
In a boat with the Römer Dragons in Ladenburg
People playing marbles on the Bambus Murmel Ranch premises in Ludwigshafen.
The Mannheim artists’ estates save artworks from oblivion.
Tips for excursions and interesting stories about the Rhine-Neckar region can be found regularly in our newsletter.
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