I attended the Old but Gold Ü30 Hip Hop Party w/ Shawn here, and overall this is a really solid…read moreconcert venue. First off, the space is huge. There was enough room for three separate dance floors, plus a dedicated outdoor smoking area, and it never felt cramped. For this event, there were bars on both sides of the stage, which made grabbing a drink easy no matter where you were. Even better, the sightlines are great and you could see the stage clearly from pretty much anywhere in the room. It is standing room only, but the layout makes that work. My one real issue was communication, especially during the meet and greet. Venue security and ticketing staff were giving conflicting instructions, which made things confusing. My German is not the strongest, so it took some extra effort to figure out where I needed to be. To be fair, everyone was polite and it seemed they were just following the instructions they were told, but better coordination between the venue staff and event planners would have made the experience smoother. On another note, be prepared to walk cause parking is non existent, I parked a good half a mile from the venue. That said, none of that takes away from the fact that Wagenhallen is a great concert venue with tons of space, good flow, and excellent views. I would absolutely come back for another show. I know 112 has played here a couple of times and I missed it if/when they come back here I'm in there. *Does lil dance while singing U Already Know* lol

Located in railroad depots wagenhallen became a meeting place for artist. extraordinary scene youll…read moreonly find here. great place for concerts and exhibitions.

Tucked away in the hills that overlook the Rhine, you'll find Kloster Eberbach. It is stunning in…read moreits serenity and impressive to think that it was built long ago without the help of modern construction. You may recognize it from the 1986 Sean Connery film "The name of the Rose". My family is emigrated from a city just down the road and that used to be a part of the Monastery's estate, and I'm fortunate to stay in touch with the relatives that stayed behind. On Christmas day last year when everything is closed (and the parents wanted to tend to the Christmas roast -- think the same fuss as a Thanksgiving turkey), we young 'uns headed down to the Abbey to check things out. The buildings were closed, but the grounds were open, and we and some other locals meandered around, finally winding up by the sheep and goats. One little guy kept poking his head out to have his chin scratched, and I was happy to oblige him. I'll look forward to my next visit, hopefully on a day when the place is open so I can tour it and learn more about the Abbey's history!

This was my first time visiting a previous monastery dwelling and was surprised to know that only…read more120 monks lived on such a beautiful estate. I came here with a group from work for a team building adventure. We started out breaking into teams for a scavenger hunt around the monastery; then hiked up the top of the hill to see a breath taking view of the countryside and had a light snack at the summit; then returning for a formal tour of the monastery followed by wine tasting in the cellar; and finally we had dinner here at their restaurant to wrap up our 5 hour excursion. Today this place is used for festivals and concerts but you get an appreciation of the dedication and effort of a few men that resulted in an amazing historical landmark. There was also a movie filmed here in the 1980's by Sean Connery. This was a humbling and fantastic experience all rolled into one great adventure that I would highly recommend as a must see place that you will appreciate.