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	Hüttenfeld in Winter

Hüttenfeld; maybe one of the simplest and quietest places in Germany (exept maybe a bad neighbor). Probably the main attraction there is 'Schloß Rennhof', which was used & built by Baron Carl Mayer Freiherr von Rothschild.

Favourite spots:




	Schloß Rennhof

My favorite Place in Hüttenfeld is Schloss Rennhof. It is now used as a Lithuanian Gymnasium and Boarding school. The word Gymanasium actually has a different meaning; Germans use a School system with 'hauptschule' (3rd Class), Realschule (2nd class and for more intelligent/smart kids) and Gymnasium (1st class). The good thing about Schloss Rennhof is they have large grounds where you can play basketball, hang out etc..

What's really great:

There's history about Hüttenfeld, mostly based on Schloss Rennhof. But what's great about Hüttenfeld is that it's close to places like Lorsch or Lampertheim. There's a castle at Heppenheim called Starkenburg. It was used to defend the Lorsch Abbey (at Lorsch). In fact, it was the most important. It was built/claimed by Abt Udalrich. It is free to look around, but is now only a ruin.

Accommodations:

There are no special accomodations in hüttenfeld. 'Landgasthof-Hotel Kurpfalz' is the only accomodation in Hüttenfeld, and thereby the best.

Hangouts:

There are two Pizzerias in Hüttenfeld, which are owned by (seperately) Bruno and Cozimo. I myself prefer Bruno's, or 'Adria Eis', as it is originally called. I note Adria Eis because I consider it a pub.

Published on Wednesday April 28th, 2004 by mikeygee91

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