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Cuddly goats in the “saloon”
A visit to the Heidelberg Youth Farm
Of wizards and wild creatures
At the Nibelungenhort in Bürstadt, children can immerse themselves in the Middle Ages.
Fountain pen stories about a queen and Anne Frank
The fountain pen museum tells stories from companies in Heidelberg and elsewhere
A heart for subculture
Café Central draws bands of all genres to Weinheim.
The urban illustrators
The works of the Mannheim-based Sourati artist duo preserve history and stories
On ice or tarmac
The Mörlenbacher Eisstockclub (MESC) is one of a few of its kind.
Taking wood for a spin
Paying a visit to the woodturning workshop in Neckarsteinach
“Films that move you”
The Girls Go Movie festival in Mannheim promotes young female filmmakers
A trip to pumpkin wonderland
Mutterstadt is home to one of the most experimental pumpkin farms in Germany.
Love of liqueur
A couple from the Odenwald makes fine specialties from orchard fruits
Food for thought
The Mon Général in Neustadt presents political theatre.
Walk-in dreams
Otfried Culmann has created a fantasy garden in Billigheim-Ingenheim
Kayaking and learning
A kayak tour on the river Elsenz shows how the United Nations’ sustainable development goals affect us all.
Deeper insights
The Weitersehen app provides deeper insights on bicycle rides through the Rhein-Neckar-Kreis district
Shared open space
Students and trainees have built a self-managed residence hall in Heidelberg.
Home Run
The Mannheim Tornados are the oldest German baseball team.
Good perspectives for young photographers
One of the most important awards for young photographers is organised in Neustadt
Horses for courses
Logging mare Mira helps with forestry work in Limbach
Sports for all
Athletes with severe physical impairments play hockey in the Torpedo Ladenburg team.
The Mannheim bicycle collective
Basement Bikes in Mannheim gets people rolling.
Living with the water nearby
The Leben am Strom museum and information centre in Neupotz
Artisan bread manufacturer
Weinheim-based master baker Michael Kress takes new directions to go back to old quality standards.
Crunchy and creamy and so fresh
The Schokokuss sweets from the Trauth confectionery factory in Herxheim are popular far beyond the Palatinate region.
Clean-cut
The Klar Seifen soap manufactory is the oldest of its kind in Germany.
Under the starry sky
On a journey into space at the Mannheim Planetarium
Stage lights off!
The Schloss-Schule school for visually impaired and blind pupils in Ilvesheim offers cultural events in the dark.
The mangers of Bornheim
The town becomes a manger village during the Christmas season.
The world as a classroom
Children learn surrounded by nature and real-life at the Draußenschule outdoor school in Ladenburg.
A tough nut to crack
Marion Jöst is helping the walnut in Rimbach to regain its former grandeur.
Stones, spirits, and art made in Zimbabwe
The Bettendorff gallery brings Shona Art to Gauangelloch.
Oh, hear now the mill by the babbling brook!
Jasmin Brauch from Hardheim is a twelfth-generation miller.
Walther in a Memory of the World
The Codex Manesse stored in Heidelberg is one of the most important books in the world.
Hiking on four wheels
An electric wheelchair makes barriers disappear in the Neckartal-Odenwald Nature Park.
Through the Silence
Out and about on the Old Rhine near Germersheim
A theatrical troupe that brings people together
The Chawwerusch theatre in Herxheim tells stories for and with the local people.
Stony Witnesses
Tracing the Celts near Bad Dürkheim
A theatre on Tromm mountain
Jürgen Flügge brings dramatic art to the countryside in his Hof-Theater-Tromm theatre
In the big world of miniature trees
A visit to the Bonsai Centre in Heidelberg
Theatre in a tower
It’s probably the smallest theatre in Germany and it is located in Freinsheim.
Hiking along Siegfried’s trail
The 130-kilometre Nibelungensteig trail leads from Bergstrasse road to the River Main.
A theatre in the bend
A small place offering great stage art in Neustadt-Hambach
On the roofs of Europe
The tile-making museum in Jockgrim tells a story from industrial history in the Palatinate.
Magical
Torsten Rau manages the office of the Magischer Zirkel in Lampertheim.
Hungry plants
Freinsheim is home to Germany’s largest nursery for carnivorous plants
Rollergirls
A derby with the Rhein-Neckar Delta Quads
Homeless, unrecognised, yet admired
The writer Augusta Bender is revered in Schefflenz.
Preserving traditions and creating a new shine
Tobias and Christian Pfeifer are shingle makers in the Odenwald.
The Lady of Crimeheim
Crime novelist Ingrid Noll leads visitors through Wein-heim on an audio guide tour