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Resting Stones and Napoleon Benches Written by Alexander Klein (www.rittersteineundmehr.de) In many places in the Palatinate, Hesse, Baden-Württemberg, and Alsace, you can often find these somewhat dated sandstone benches. They stand along roads or paths, on former postal routes, on mountain passes, by streams, by lakes, in clearings, under trees, at high crosses, etc. These are "seating and storage furniture" designed to rest a load carried on the head or back on the higher surfaces (lintel or widened capital), and to rest on the bench next to or underneath it. Most often, it was women (e.g., market women, farmers' wives, maids, etc.) who carried firewood, crops, butter, hay, manure, etc. in baskets on their heads and thus covered long distances. The benches erected between the 18th and 19th centuries were popular resting places. They are colloquially known as Napoleon benches, butter benches, resting stones, or post benches. /www.heimat-pfalz.de/pfalz-geschichte/geschichte/835-ruhesteine-und-napoleonsbaenke.html

The village center of Billigheim is at the town hall and St. Martin's Church. Here you'll find a bakery, a bank, an ice cream parlor, and the bus stop.

Just sit in the wine barrel and chill 😎

One of the rare winegrowers in the southern Palatinate who offer hospitality. You can stop by Eugen and Marko's, you will be served, the wine wisdom and "Palatinate sayings are available for free" IF SOMETHING HAPPENED THERE, IT WOULD ALWAYS HAVE EVER BEEN THERE;

A MUST :-) Little things to eat that fill you up :-)

This church is visible from afar with its baroque dome! "The choir from the 14th century is also an art-historical gem, because its ribbed vault houses very impressive Gothic wall paintings from around 1400. [...] The depictions - the wall paintings were only discovered in 1892 - turned out to be in part an educational teaching aid for the believers or churchgoers of the services of that time to learn by heart and memorize. For example, the earliest known depiction of the 'Our Father' has been preserved in the Billigheim church, a cultural-historical treasure." Source (quoted verbatim): https://www.evpfalz.de/gemeinden_cms/index.php?id=2418 There has been a Bible garden in front of the church since 2002 - with plants that are mentioned in the Bible!

“The Billigheimer Purzelmarkt takes place here every year on the third Sunday in September – the oldest folk festival in the Palatinate. The origins of the festival date back to the Middle Ages.” Source (quoted verbatim) and further information: information board on a seating area on Landauer Strasse Use as a dog park is prohibited as this area is privately owned (Purzelmarkt Association). It is also used as a horse racing track. Source: information board on site