Sagen und Legenden aus dem Saarland

Mysterious beings in forests, castles, mines, and monasteries

Who knows the Elf Dance Place, the Gray Man's Hole, the spinning stones, the carriage with the headless coachman, the Rider Angel's Cross, or the grave of Attila? One would want to grab this new book right away to find out what it's all about.

Mario Junkes has dug deep—not in the mines, where many tales and legends are also collected in this book—but in the entire traditional wealth of the historically and mythologically rich Saarland.

Illustrious figures, ghosts, and beings meet us in this work: the castle maiden of Eppelborn, the wild hunter Maltitz, the wild stallion rider Maire Cetto, the drinking little man, the Rohn spirit, the field little man—and of course, the stingy baker from Saarbrücken.

A true treasure trove for all folklore-interested residents of the beautiful, mysterious Saarland, and an eye-opener for folklore fans from other regions as well!.