Women’s affairs

They fill old buildings with new life, make unusual inventions and continue long-standing traditions—applying new ideas.

The world as a classroom

Children learn surrounded by nature and real-life at the Draußenschule outdoor school in Ladenburg.

Oh, hear now the mill by the babbling brook!

Jasmin Brauch from Hardheim is a twelfth-generation miller.

For the love of paper

In Mannheim, Annette Schrimpf runs one of the last bookbinderies in the region.

Woolly workers for rural conservation

In the fields with shepherdess Anne Mottl in the Palatinate Forest

Big Cheese

A special community is ripened in Sindolsheim —made of milk, rennet and salt.

Little Odenwald, Great myths

Miriam and Peter Seisler collect legends in their home region

Harvest, Build and Live like in the Middle Ages

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

Crossover, Castle and Chocolate

Zu Besuch in der Chocolaterie von Eva Heß auf dem Dilsberg

Where our past is our presence

Dr. Anne Mahn preserves everydays culture at the TECHNOSEUM Mannheim.

Singing hands

The sign choir ‘Voice Hands’ from Frankenthal.

The Chronicler

True treasures adorn the Staufian monastery church in Lobenfeld.

Get a true feel for the Odenwald

Margarete Sauer makes us feel, smell and taste the history of the Odenwald open-air museum in Gottersdorf.

Roots into the future

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

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