팔츠의 란다우 주변 최고의 버스 정류장 출발 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

멋진 전망을 갖춘 매우 아름다운 휴식 장소입니다. 2020년에 가장 아름다운 와인 전망으로 선정될 만합니다.

포도밭, 주변 와인 마을, 그리고 그 너머 팔츠 숲의 언덕을 가로지르는 환상적인 전망.

와, Kleine Kalmit에서 서쪽, 즉 Haardt(=Pfälzerwald-Rand)를 향한 이 전망은 장관입니다! 그리고 휴식 벤치도 확실히 그렇습니다. 길이가 길기 때문입니다! 자리가 부족하면 그 뒤에 또 다른 아주 긴 벤치가 있지만, 전망이 약간 가려져 있습니다.

정말 멋지네요 👌

Beautiful buildings and park 🤩

The Art Nouveau Festival Hall, also sometimes called the Ludowici Festival Hall, is a multifunctional event venue in the city of Landau in the Palatinate. The listed building is one of the most important Art Nouveau structures in southern Germany. As early as 1904, "the foundation of a prominent Landau figure, whose name shall under no circumstances be mentioned," donated 600,000 marks to the city administration to provide "a house for joy and a gateway for art." The Art Nouveau Festival Hall was built between 1905 and 1907. The costs amounted to approximately 800,000 marks; the remaining 200,000 marks not covered by the donation were borne by the city of Landau. The architect was Hermann Goerke, who later also designed the Bismarck Tower in Landau. The main portal and side portals were created by the sculptor Gustav Adolf Bernd. It wasn't until after 1925 that it became known that the donor was the brick manufacturer August Ludowici. Attempts to rename the hall "Ludowici Festival Hall" in his honor failed; this suggestion only gained limited acceptance in everyday speech. Between 1997 and 2001, the Danish architectural firm Dissing + Weitling carried out extensive renovations and alterations. During this time, the building was equipped with modern stage, lighting, and sound technology, as well as conference and event technology. The Art Nouveau Festival Hall is used for a variety of cultural events, including concerts, plays, and lectures, as well as social events such as receptions and balls, and private events like company presentations. For several years now, the graduation ceremony for students of the University of Finance has been held there. The Landau Open Channel also uses some of the rooms on the ground floor. The Lions Club's premises are also located on the ground floor. From its re-establishment in 1950 until the end of German division, the German Burschenschaft (student fraternity) held most of its annual meetings in the Art Nouveau Festival Hall. Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jugendstil-Festhalle

The Kleine Kalmit is located in the eastern part of the Palatinate Forest Nature Park near the wine and holiday resort of Ilbesheim. The name "Kleine Kalmit" comes from the Latin term calvus mons, meaning "bare mountain." It was formed 30 million years ago as a deposit of shell limestone during the subsidence of the Rhine Graben. Source: https://www.suedlicheweinstrasse.de/default-title-2/infosystem/Kleine-Kalmit_Ilbesheim-b-Landau/infosystem.html#

So beautiful here - great view - especially worth it when the leaves are already colorful.