Discover Ludwigshafen: Free city tours in cultural summer!
Discover Ludwigshafen: Free city tours in cultural summer!
The city of Ludwigshafen offers a number of special city tours this year under the motto "More desire for LU". This initiative is organized by the Tourist Info of the city marketing company Lukom and takes place between June 25 and July 16. The aim is to impressively reflect the diversity of the city. Participation in this cost-free tour is part of the cultural summer and the details are summarized in the brochure "Wow City Tours", which is available at the tourist information. Registrations can be made either by email (tourist-info@lukom.com) or by phone (0621 512036), whereby places are limited to 25 people per tour.
As part of these city tours, a special fountain tour is also offered, but this can only be registered with the Senior Council. The contact for this special registration is 0621 504-2543 or info@seniorenrat-ludwigshafen.de. The tours start at different times and at different starting cakes. An overview of the dates and tours:
dates of the city tours
- 25. June: Brunnentour, barrier -free city walk, start: Ludwigsplatz, 4 p.m.
- 27. June: "Skulptour" and Rhine bank festival, start: Ludwigsplatz, 5 p.m.
- 2. July: bike tour Muralu, start: Tourist-Info, Berliner Platz 1, 5 p.m.
- 4. July: stumbling block tour, start: Lutherbrunnen, Lutherplatz, 5 p.m.
- 9. July: Handelstour Ludwigstraße, start: corner of Wrede-/Ludwigstrasse, 5 p.m.
- 11. July: "Architectour" Rheinufer Süd, Start: Restaurant Della Bona, 5 p.m.
- 16. July: "Natour" through the main cemetery, start: main entrance Bliesstraße, 5 p.m.
Wilhelm-Hack-Museum as a cultural-historical highlight
In addition to these city tours, the Wilhelm Hack Museum is a significant cultural institution in Ludwigshafen. It houses works by classical modernism of artists such as Robert Delaunay, Piet Mondrian and Ernst Ludwig Kirchner. The collection comprises around 10,000 works of art that are issued annually in changing thematic presentations. Regular individual exhibitions of contemporary artists offer visitors the opportunity to get to know new perspectives of art. A symbol of the museum is the impressive ceramic wall designed by Joan Miró. The museum is also barrier -free and offers a wide range of placement offers for all age groups, including families and school classes.The cultural offer in Germany will be enriched this year by numerous other events. Chemnitz is appointed Capital of Culture in Europe in 2025 and expects many international visitors. In Berlin, the 200th birthday of the Museum Island is celebrated with a diverse program, while Dessau recognizes the 100th anniversary of the architecture and design school. Germany also honors Johann Sebastian Bach with concerts in different cities. These dynamic developments give the country's cultural scene additional shine and make cities like Ludwigshafen even more attractive for visitors and locals.
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