Best Leinpfad products in the Guidebooks category
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1. Leinpfad Rheinhessen for explorers
Discover Rheinhessen anew! Whether you prefer to hike in the land of 1,000 hills or visit famous cultural monuments, take a bike tour along the Rhine or take a look at the Alsheimer Hohlwege, whether you're in the mood for a stroll through the Post Museum or want to check out the last mills in Westhofen - in six chapters, Stefanie Jung makes 55 suggestions for every taste. There are 45 tips for places to stop for refreshments as well as 27 gardens, all of which can be visited. And best of all, almost all of the tours can be taken with children! Highlights that you should definitely see can be found here as Top Ten tips. - In short, with "Rheinhessen für Entdecker" not only tourists but also locals get to know Rheinhessen anew.
2. Leinpfad Vom Druidenstein zum Hunnenring
The Celts are mighty "in" these days. Historical novels and non-fiction books, fantasy films and the presentation of Celtic finds in large museums and opulent exhibitions have revived the memory of that unique European culture of the Iron Age. Their cultural stage of the Iron Age, emerging from Bronze Age roots around 800 B.C. and characterised by brilliant handicrafts, left behind a wealth of subtle traces. This book can lift the often dramaturgically exaggerated representations of the Celtic past of Central Europe in literature and films to a realistic level. And it repeatedly becomes apparent that the former reality was fantastic enough: the enormous achievements in the construction of the stone mountain fortifications alone required such a logistics and command hierarchy, which today.
3. Leinpfad Urbach:Worms zum Verlieben
Worms is overflowing with history. The Nibelung saga takes place here. The mighty imperial cathedral is enthroned here. This is where Luther refused to recant in 1521. But few people know how and where Luther has something to say in Worms today. Or what is ancient about the cathedral and what is brand new. What Kriemhild's rose garden or the ultra-modern cloister in the museum are all about. Where you can find freshly roasted coffee and a weekly Mediterranean market in winter. Where you live wall to wall with the city wall. Where you can enjoy good wine in a former synagogue. Where nostalgia and youth culture come together or where romantic weddings take place. Regina Urbach knows all the hidden gems of shops, enchanted parks and courtyards as far as Ibersheim, Pfeddersheim or Herrnsheim. She takes you to the places where even Worms residents fall in love with their city all over again: Let yourself be seduced!
4. Leinpfad Trier zu Fuss
In autumn 2009, the first edition of "Trier on Foot" was published by Leinpfad Verlag. Since then, we have sold over 4,000 copies. This is reason enough for us to plan a second edition. The two authors, Verona Kerl and Roland Morgen, have reviewed all the information boxes, event suggestions, and dining tips, replacing or updating them as necessary. They have updated photos and maps, as the main post office is no longer located at Kornmarkt and the bus numbers have changed. Additionally, they have developed three new tours: an architecture tour that leads to significant architectural monuments, a hike through the wild forest to Markusberg, and a tour particularly interesting for photographers, showcasing the sunny sides of the attractions in the city center. This tour answers the question: At what time of day is the best highlight to photograph from which location?.
5. Leinpfad Das Pfälzer Kartoffel-Buch
Potato cultivation has been documented in the Palatinate since 1665 - no wonder that there are potato recipes la Mass la Meng here! With 60 recipes, Gina Greifenstein presents the whole range of potatoes. The first chapter includes recipes from the pot with the famous "Hoorische" (potato dumplings half and half), but also boiled potato dumplings, soups, differently seasoned purees or gnocchi. In the chapter from the oven there are stuffed potatoes, baked potatoes, casseroles, but also a potato lasagne and pizza. Gina Greifenstein serves three different buffers from the pan as well as potato-pumpkin rösti and eight different salads and two vinaigrettes from the bowl. Can potatoes also be sweet? Oh, yeah! She proves this with ten recipes: for example with a cake with plum puree or with a tender potato cream brulée. With his R.
6. Leinpfad Worms zu Fuss
14 walks to the most beautiful and significant sights of Worms. Primarily, Worms is famous as the setting of the Nibelungenlied. Nibelungen Museum, Siegfried Fountain, Nibelungen Monument, Nibelungen Festival, or the landmark of Worms, the Hagen Monument: Let yourself be enchanted by the thrilling story of love, betrayal, and murder! But Worms has much more to offer: the Worms Cathedral, where the great reformer Martin Luther defended his theses in 1521, triggering the break of the Western Church, or the Leatherworker Monument honoring the hard physical labor of the people whose work allowed the city to flourish in the 19th century. Additionally, discover numerous testimonies of Jewish culture and history and explore the wine city of Worms with its most famous grape variety, Liebfrauenmilch.
7. Leinpfad Noch mehr Pfälzer Tapas
The Saumagen has learned Spanish! Tapas and the Palatinate don’t belong together? Not at all! Gina Greifenstein has already proven this with her first tapas cookbook "Pfälzer Tapas." With over 60 new recipes, she adds even more. Traditional Palatinate ingredients like Saumagen, Handkäs, chestnuts, or liver sausage are presented in a way that might seem quite Spanish to some... For instance, as Handkäs with olive vinaigrette, as fried Saumagen patties with paprika-horseradish dip, as Palatinate bruschetta, or even as mini liver dumplings with herb mustard. Divided into six chapters - tapas with cheese, with meat and sausage, with vegetables and mushrooms, with fish, with bread and more, and with sugar - the recipes showcase the full variety of Palatinate tapas: from simple to sophisticated, from down-to-earth to innovative. Be surprised by creative salads that are also true quick recipes, and by four variations of Flammkuchen that bring together the best of the Palatinate. Let yourself be inspired by our seasonal plates: we offer suggestions for seasonal tapas plates with three recipes each for spring, summer, autumn, and winter. And discover what all the recipes have in common: these delicious little treats are a promise of good cheer and an invitation to enjoy!.
8. Leinpfad Weinkompass Rheingau
In the Rheingau, enjoyment lives around the corner. Because around 250 winegrowers not only make wine, but also take on the role of innkeepers and open their Straußwirtschaften and Gutsschänken. But with the existing variety is important orientation, which gives you the wine compass Rheingau: Where is the wine particularly good? Where is there a more unusual menu? Where does one sit outside particularly nicely or have a great view? The self-confessed Rheingauer and journalist Wolfgang Junglas favorite topic wine, what else? has selected the 50 best addresses for you: He describes the wines, the food and the ambience and rates everything with up to five Träubchen. Torsten Zimmermann has not only photographed the restaurants, but also the winemakers. With his selection of the Top 10 among the Rheingau Straußwirtschaften and Gutsschänken Wolfgang Junglas suggests you a basic course in.
9. Leinpfad Kunstreiseführer Rheinhessen
Rheinhessen lies to the left of the Rhine, i.e. not in Hesse, but in Rhineland-Palatinate, more precisely between the Rhineland and the Palatinate. While the Rhineland was Prussian in the 19th century and the Palatinate was Bavarian, the hilly region in the Rhine bend between Worms, Mainz and Bingen belonged to Hesse until 1945 - hence the name Rheinhessen. Volker Gallé's art travel guide to Rheinhessen is an indispensable guide for tourists and a reference work for "Rhoihesse" to get to know their homeland better. It goes into the history of the landscape, art and culture, presents the art monuments, outlines nature and familiarises readers with customs. Tours of Mainz, Worms, Bingen, Alzey and Oppenheim enable day and weekend tourists to plan their holidays quickly. All the communities are presented with their characteristic features. A detailed service section offers a multitude of tips on leisure activities.
