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A short report on SWR television (as part of the "Outdoor Love" series) introduces the Speyer Technology Museum to an interested audience. If you're interested, see =>> https://www.ardmediathek.de/video/outdoor-liebe/technik-zum-anfassen-im-technikmuseum-speyer/swr/Y3JpZDovL3N3ci5kZS9hZXgvbzE2Mjk2MDI

In some places it really looks like a plane is landing

The food here is run at kindergarten level, and paying guests are treated merely as annoying supplicants. Despite the inflated prices, the selection and quality of the food are well below average. But this isn't really a problem, because most of the time there's nothing edible anyway. Depending on the mood, the kitchen is only open until 6, 7, or 8 on certain days (although the website states that the kitchen is open until 9:00 p.m.), and increasingly, not at all. Thus, stupid excuses are usually the only thing you'll reliably get served there. Even at low occupancy, the staff is unable to keep track of everything. Even if only half the tables are occupied, the always unfriendly group already seems extremely overwhelmed. You should also avoid addressing the so-called "service staff" or otherwise drawing attention to yourself. This is considered a personal attack and, as such, will be reported to the enemy customer relatively quickly, i.e. After about 15 minutes of intense sulking. Factual criticism or mere questions are also perceived as an insult, which is why they are always met with rude and rude reactions, hours of discussion, and ultimately, total refusal. Most attempts at communication, however, remain in vain. These gentlemen actually ignore them with a routine otherwise only seen among hardware store employees. Conclusion: The crew is clearly neither willing nor able to provide the offered service even remotely professionally and is therefore completely out of place in the hospitality industry.

Great Italian restaurant to stop off at, right next to the campsite

Definitely worth a visit for technology enthusiasts. There's a lot to see.

Beautiful cycle path along the Neckar

The route is used by many, from commuters to recreational athletes and even walkers. However, the route is also ideal for training, especially for sprints on gravel or road bikes, but you should choose times when there are fewer people. For safety reasons and to respect all other participants, I recommend avoiding rush hour during the week.

At the currently marked point you are still in the city. The dyke path is about 2-3km away. Perhaps a prankster changed the position.