With the cul­tu­ral walks along the Berg­straße, I would like to bring you clo­ser to the Berg­straße with its diverse natu­ral and cul­tu­ral land­s­cape that has grown over the cen­tu­ries, as well as the Unesco diver­sity of the region, using the example of the intan­gi­ble cul­tu­ral heri­tage in Ger­many - ceme­tery cul­ture or mid­wi­fery.

With an eye for the spe­cial and a love of detail, sci­en­ti­fi­cally based, detached from the stan­dard pro­gram, you can explore the sights along the Hes­sian Berg­strasse with me and get to know the his­to­ric people of the Berg­strasse.

I rese­arch for you in archi­ves, libra­ries, esta­tes, ... and am always loo­king for the icing on the cake.

For those who don’t know the Berg­strasse:

The old Roman army and trade route mean­ders leisu­rely along the Oden­wald slope in a sce­nic and quiet loca­tion. Medi­eval towns, tran­quil com­mu­nities and the two uni­ver­sity towns - Hei­del­berg and Darm­stadt - cha­rac­te­rize the region. Cast­les are lined up on the hill­tops, from which you have a magni­ficent view of the Rhine plain, among other things. Thanks to the mild cli­mate, the almond and fruit trees along the Berg­strasse blossom early in the year. Germany’s smal­lest wine-​growing region is also loca­ted on the Hes­sian Berg­straße, which boasts nume­rous grape varie­ties.

Here, in the Bergstraße-​Odenwald Geo-​Nature Park, people like to take a break from the hustle and bustle of the Rhine-​Main and Rhine-​Neckar area.