The best city hikes and walks around Stadtallendorf

Especially today, in the snow-covered landscape, the external protective and demarcation structures can be clearly seen. In the documentation and information center in Stadtallendorf and also on their HP, you can find out more about Allendorf during the National Socialist era.

Up to 200 books fit in this high-quality bookcase. A solid foundation and armored glass protect the cabinet from vandalism. There are volunteer godparents who take care of the bookcase every day. There are now two more of these copies. One at the community center and another at the corner of Egerländerstraße and Niederkleiner Straße. In total there should be 5 new bookcases in the city area. The offer is to be extended to the districts in the near future. The money for this is already in the budget. The price of a wardrobe is €7,500.

The pond system was just renewed. The pond is in the shape of a drop of water. The pathways are generously designed and consistently barrier-free. The squares have numerous seating options.

With such a literary highlight, I absolutely have to quote the humorist Heinz Erhardt (1909 - 1979), who I admire and who was known to a wide audience for his word jokes and "Noch'n poem": "I once found a finch's nest, and in it lay a remnant from a crime novel. Now take a look: The finch could read! No wonder it was a chaffinch" (H.Erhardt)

This is intended to give all citizens and guests of the city the opportunity to exchange literature free of charge. Various novels, interesting detective stories, several children's and youth books and much more await those who are interested.

Founded in 1994, the Documentation and Information Center (DIZ) Stadtallendorf is the first and oldest memorial site in Germany about forced labor. The facility commemorates the exploitation of 17,500 to 20,000 forced laborers in the DAG and WASAG explosives and ammunition factories built in 1938 near Allendorf in 1939-45, at the time the largest arms industry settlements in Europe. In a permanent exhibition, the eventful and extraordinary history of the town of Allendorf from the Weimar Republic to the 1950s is discussed, from the small farming village to the later industrial town. Source: https://www.diz-stadtallendorf.de/

Founded in 1994, the Documentation and Information Center (DIZ) Stadtallendorf is the first and oldest memorial site in Germany about forced labor. The facility commemorates the exploitation of 17,500 to 20,000 forced laborers in the DAG and WASAG explosives and ammunition factories built in 1938 near Allendorf in 1939-45, at the time the largest arms industry settlements in Europe. In a permanent exhibition, the eventful and extraordinary history of the town of Allendorf from the Weimar Republic to the 1950s is discussed, from the small farming village to the later industrial town. Source: https://www.diz-stadtallendorf.de/

This is intended to give all citizens and guests of the city the opportunity to exchange literature free of charge. Various novels, interesting detective stories, several children's and youth books and much more await those who are interested.