Discover Schwalmstadt-Treysa: Historical city tour on October 6th!

Discover Schwalmstadt-Treysa: Historical city tour on October 6th!

In Schwalmstadt-Treysa, a special city tour will take place on Sunday, October 6, 2024. Under the title "From the first settlement to the present day", city guide Florian Kriest gave exciting insights into the history of this charming city. This leadership, which is organized by the city historical working group, is an excellent opportunity for historical and locals to learn more about the historical development of their surroundings.

The event promises not only to become informative, but also entertaining, as stories and anecdotes from long -past times are happy to be incorporated. The participants have the opportunity to learn more about the different epochs and their importance for today and to develop a deeper understanding of the roots of their homeland.

Details for registration

If you want to take part in this city tour, you should register at 3 p.m. at the latest on Friday, October 4, 2024. This can be done conveniently by phone on 06691-9156601 or by email to info@rotkaeppchenland.de. The meeting point is the marketplace, right at the Johannisbrunnen, where the tour will begin.

The participation fee for adults is 5 euros, while children from 6 to 14 years can take part for only 2.50 euros. These affordable prices invite you to discover the history of the city together as a family or group.

The city guide Florian Kriesten has made a name for himself for his captivating way of presenting historical events in an exciting way. He combines facts with personal stories, which makes history alive and understandable. The city tour is therefore not only an educational event, but also an opportunity to combine with the community and to gain new perspectives on your own home.

The event is part of a number of activities that aim to promote interest in the history and culture of the region. Such tours help to raise awareness of local history and to strengthen the sense of community. More information about the city tour and other similar events can be found on the website of the city historical working group, according to information from nh24.de .