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Living with the water nearby

The Leben am Strom museum and information centre in Neupotz

A theatre on Tromm mountain

Jürgen Flügge brings dramatic art to the countryside in his Hof-Theater-Tromm theatre

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.

A dialect trail leading through the Odenwald

Travelling along the Mundartweg dialect trail from Neckarelz to Hardheim

Where light dances on concrete

The EinTanzHaus gives Mannheim’s Trinitatiskirche church a new lease of life

A journey into a heated future

Climate change becomes tangible in the Klima Arena in Sinsheim

Flying through town

Tim Weickenmeier practices parkour and trains others to learn this skill in Mannheim

Where art learns to swim

A reservoir for fire fighting operations has become a concert stage: Thomas Grommes has reinvented the Ludwigshafen indoor swimming pool.

Muddersprooch in American English

Muddersprooch in American English

Pilgrims and Parchments

Tracing St. James pilgrims in Speyer.

Where else would we want to be.

Stories about people who live here. Where else...

Harvest, Build and Live like in the Middle Ages

On a journey through time in the Histotainment Park Adventon in the Bauland region

Home to racing horses

Discover a unique, professional racing stable behind the turf track in the Mannheim part of town known as Seckenheim.

Airborne and infernal machines

Made by and for fans: the Technik Museum in Sinsheim

DIY Construction Kit Church

One of the most remarkable places of worship in Germany is situated in the city of Mannheim.

Capturing it as it is

Joëlle Oechsle takes photographs of old-established businesses in Ludwigshafen

The young Southern Palatinates

The young Southern Palatinate - A new generation of ambitioned winegrowers.

Life on the stud farm

Jette Zollmann continues the Kurgestüt Hoher Odenwald with 400 horses. The mares on the stud farm milk well—and live a life without halters or saddles ...

Out of Rülzheim

Germany’s oldest ostrich farm, the Mhou Farm of Christoph Kistner and Uschi Braun

Where the wild roosters crow

No lame ducks: German rooster-crowing contest in the Palatinate town of Göcklingen

Roots into the future

Susanne Urban wants to designate the jewish heritage from Speyer, Worms and Mainz as a world heritage site.

Water into the City

How Frank Sobirey commits himself to the concerns of his home town.

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