Schaalsee in early winter: fens, lake and a working landscape
Around Schaalsee, protected fens and winter visitors on the water meet fields, pastures and villages.
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Around Schaalsee, protected fens and winter visitors on the water meet fields, pastures and villages.
→After the harvest, the walls, steps and small vineyard houses of the Saale-Unstrut region come to the fore around Freyburg. They tell of work on steep slopes – and give a weekend of wine and good food a surprisingly solid architectural framework.
→Bare beeches reveal deadwood and the forest's development. In Hainich, even a short winter circuit offers a chance to discover this World Heritage site.
→The Ochsenkopfrunde in the Fichtelgebirge covers around 19 kilometres. Its quality seal promises trail quality, but not current snow conditions or an open route.
→The illuminated decorations of the Ore Mountains tell a story of miners, new livelihoods and a craft culture that remains alive today.
→Amid Speyer's market stalls lie two World Heritage sites: the Romanesque cathedral and the medieval Judenhof, part of the SchUM Sites.
→The indication of origin ties these baked treats to Nuremberg. The ingredients and the businesses behind them tell another story.
→The autumn index shows more cautious plans. On its own, it reveals little about hotels, regions or travel prices.
→To mark the centenary of the Bauhaus Building, Dessau turns its attention to the images and narratives that made it an icon. An exhibition and a two-day festival invite visitors not just to look at architecture, but to consider its past and present too.
→Printed folded route timetables are disappearing in Baden-Württemberg. Here is how to save their replacement offline and keep track of last-minute changes.
→A cellar tour, patisserie skills and Maultaschen: three stops for an Advent weekend between Weinstadt and Schorndorf.
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