the quality of the lens is good, BUT it takes a long time to get your glasses returned. Next time,…read moreI'm going to Costco where for the same price or less, I will get them back in less than 2 weeks.

Ordered bifocal sunglass lenses for my own frames. They insisted on a SH measurement but did not…read moreprovide a way on their website for me to give them that. I called my ophthalmologist and they gave me a measurement taken when I purchased daily lenses a few months ago. They also said this measurement is different for every fame. They sent lenses with an oversized bifocal placed in the middle of the lens. I would have to keep my chin on my chest peaking over the bifocal to see any distance. Not a good idea when driving. I have no idea why the technician who made these didn't see a problem! You didn't have to put the glasses on to see that something was off !!! I contacted the company and 2 different representatives (Sharissa and Jovanni) told me again to go to my "physician" and get that measurement. So, I'm suppose to ask my provider to measure me for a product I'm not going to purchase from them? That is unrealistic, unprofessional and simply just asinine. When I filed a complaint with the BBB because they wouldn't refund my money, I noticed they have a B rating because of multiple complaints. (Should have done that first!) Need bifocals? Check out Lensabl.com

Interessantes und sympathisches Museum am Rand der Wormser Altstadt, etwa 5 Minuten vom Dom St…read more Peter entfernt. Die Privatsammlung der Familie Heyl bildet den Kern der Ausstellung, ergänzt durch wechselnde Wanderausstellung zu Themen wie z.B. (zur Zeit) der Nibelungensage. Die Dauerausstellung bietet neben Glaswaren aus vergangenen Zeiten v.a. deutsche und niederländische Malerei des 15. bis 19. Jahrhunderts. Die meisten Maler sind eher Insidern bekannt, doch fand ich u.a. einen Tintoretto und ein größer-formatiges Werk von Anselm Feuerbach. Daneben finden sich auch Stilmöbel und einige Skulpturen. Insgesamt eine kleiner, aber abwechslungsreiche Sammlung, die nach dem Besuch des nutzlosen Nibelungenmuseums meine Stimmung deutlich gehoben hat! Nach Besichtigung des Hauses kann man sich im Park hinter dem Anwesen angenehm entspannen, der Zugang dazu ist frei (Einfach rechts vor dem Eingang vorbeigehen). Ein Erwachsenen-Ticket kostet €5, was ich sehr fair finde, zumal es die Wanderausstellung mit einschließt. Für Kinder, Studierende und Gruppen gibt es Ermäßigungen. Die Öffnungszeiten sind Di-Sa von 14(!) bis 17 Uhr, Sonn- und feiertags schon ab 11. Empfehlenswert!

The only Art Museum I was able to find in Worms. It's very small, will probably only take you an…read morehour tops to slowly go through the entire museum and enjoy the art, but they have a great variety of art work there. The main floor is where all their work is housed and it seems like any exhibits that come are in the basement. I was there for a pretty cool modern exhibit (as seen in my video). But they change pretty frequently so you'll never know what you get. The building was owned by a rich family and a lot of the art their is from/ of the family. I love architecture so, as usual, a good part of my time here was spent enjoying the building itself and not just the art. The family who lived here before was very lucky as the home is gorgeous and theirs beautiful gardens outside almost all the windows. My favorite part was these large, almost life sized, statues of the horoscopes depicted as men. Quite fun to try and find which one is yours and see how you identify with it. I want to give a huge thank you to the employees there! So sorry I forgot your name but the gentleman working there during our visit is what really made the experience. He let us wander around and enjoy ourselves, only occasionally coming up to explain an interesting fact about a piece. He was was kind and well mannered, even helped us put our jackets on as we were leaving. Really made the experience special.

I was very pleased to see actual "inside" photos of this candy shop as the owner is always telling…read moreeveryone to please not take them! Maybe he softened up that day! :) Anyway, when we visit Germany, we live in Karlsruhe with long time friends ( a 40 minute drive from The Zuckerladen) ... and it is always one of the very first stops we make after we arrive in Deutschland. The owner is a charming and eccentric soul... The Willy Wonka of Heidelberg, and the candy he has selected for his customers is out of this world - from the standard German Gummi bears, to extremely amazingly fine chocolate, and everything in-between. Its location is also delightfully charming- situated in a nice cozy little part of town. A MUST when you visit Heidelberg... for the chocolate, and everything else that comes along with it. Closed Sunday and Monday. So. und Mo. geschlossen Facebook/Heidelberger Zuckerladen

My favorite candy store in the whole world! Unique, with full service pick-n-mix, AKA bulk candy,…read morecandy creature creations, imported candies, even erotic chocolates, all housed in a tiny shop attended by mom and pop owners and their lovely daughter. Pretty much exactly the opposite of everything Dylan's, It'Sugar, Sugar Factory, etc. -- those stale chains and flagships. Such great warmth and charm. A Heidelberg highlight, and a must see when visiting!