A festive weekend in Steinweiler: Middle Ages and big surprises!

A festive weekend in Steinweiler: Middle Ages and big surprises!

Steinweiler, Deutschland - At the weekend, the 16th historic village festival took place in Steinweiler, which is celebrated every two years. The event attracted many visitors and offered a variety of attractions. A medieval knight camp and a farm museum were part of the colorful program, which put the historical roots of the village in the foreground. The guests were also welcomed by an impressive classic car exhibition, which gave a look at the agricultural past. Die Rheinpfalz reported by the various tours and Markus Bohlender were directed to bring visitors closer to the facets of the village.

The demonstrations of traditional soap setting were particularly interesting, in which visitors could get to know old craftsmanship. The half -timbered houses and farms of the village offered an authentic insight into past lifestyles. As part of the festival, there was also the possibility to visit the "peoples", which were enriched by the participation more and more farms. A historical corso with agricultural classic cars led to these courtyards.

attractions and experiences

A central point of the event was the Detzel family's farm, which could come up with sandstone stalls and feed troughs for pigs as well as a pond that was filled with koi and carp. In the old bakery in Kreuzgasse, everything was presented around the daily bread, while the old village mill attracted numerous visitors at the end of the town. This mill was rebuilt in 1880 after two devastating fires and was unused until recently. The architect Sebastian Metz led through the mill and explained the current status of the renovation work, which are designed sustainably. A multifunctional use is planned as office space, apartments and event location.

A highlight of the festival was the culinary delights that offered the guests from the partner community Epinac. The feedback from the visitors was consistently positive, and the mayor was also grateful for the smooth running of the event. A successfully implemented security concept knew how to protect numerous people and to make the festival an all -round successful experience. Vielpfalz emphasized the musical events in the evening that took place in the estate for the old barn.

A tradition is continued

The historical village festival is more than just a celebration; It is a living tradition that combines generations and creates memories. The next issue is planned for two years, which only increases the anticipation for future events. Information about the festival and further details can be found on the official website www.steinweiler.eu . Such festivals are a nice example of the cultural heritage of Germany and the importance of preserving and celebrating traditions, as they are documented on Dorffeste in Germany