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COMENIUS Multilateral school partnerships - 2010 – 2012
Knowing Europe Through an Educational Business
Agenzia Nazionale LLP Italia
Via Magliabechi, 1
50122 – FIRENZE
Pädagogischer Austauschdienst der KMK (PAD)
Nationale Agentur für EU-Programme im Schulbereich
Nassestraße 8 - 53113 Bonn
Agence Europe-Education-Formation France
Service Comeniu - 25 quai des Chartrons
33080 Bordeaux Cedex
Organismo Autónomo Programas Educativos Europeos
Paseo del Prado, 28 1ª planta
28014 Madrid
NATURALISTIC ITINERARY
Rhineland-Palatinate
03/05 – 09/05
DAY 1 – 03/05
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Departure from Linate Airport (Air Dolomiti Spa EN 279)
Arrival in Frankfurt Hahn Airport
After picking up your car (Opel Corsa 1.2) at Alamo.de rental office
at the airport you drive to the City-Hotel Neubrunnenhof *** in
Mainz and check in.
Welcome drink at the hotel and enjoy lunch in the city centre.
In the afternoon you visit the quaint town of Mainz and then you
have leisure time.
You can eat Dinner in the Restaurant “Von Du” in Mainz.
MAINZ
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Mainz has been a media town ever since its most famous son, Johannes
Gutenberg, invented the printing press - the first of the modern media over 500 years ago. The Gutenberg Museum has many treasures for
book lovers to admire.
In Mainz there are reminders of even earlier eras. Mainz was founded
by the Romans and
their legacy is still visible in
many places around the town.
In the old quarter you can
stroll along twisting narrow
streets past quaint, medieval
buildings up to the majestic
cathedral.
DAY 2 – 04/05
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Breakfast at the hotel .
Visit to Mainz Gonsenheim Game Park .
Lunch at “Hofgut Laubenheimer Hoehe” restaurant, where you can taste
some typical regional dishes.
In the afternoon you’ll enjoy a walk in Mainz beautiful Municipal Park:
special attractions in the park are
the Rose garden and the great Drususstein,
Free dinner and leisure time.
Overnight stay at the hotel.
Gonsenheim Game Park
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The park was originally designed as an enclosure for deer and wild boar.
A number of cages housing smaller wild animals were subsequently
added. Today, the park is a large enclosed area for goats and sheep,
red deer, fallow deer, mouflon sheep and wild boar. It is also a water
fowl park.
MUNICIPAL PARK
The municipal park and the rose garden attract visitors from May to
July, and also offer magnificent views over the rivers Rhine and Main. In
the summer, the promenade along the banks of the Rhine and the beer
gardens on the Malakoff terrace are the perfect places to go for a stroll
or simply sit and watch the world go by.
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ROSE GARDEN DRUSUSSTEIN
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The rose garden has several
thousand roses for visitors to
admire. The large lawns with
their enormous trees provide a
great place to relax and while
away the hours. One of the
garden's special attractions is
the beautifully designed flower
clock.
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The Drususstein is a nearly 20
meters high, masonry block of
Roman origin on the grounds
of the citadel of Mainz.
It was erected in 9 BC by
Roman troops in honour of the
deceased general Drusus, in
Mogontiacum (now Mainz).
DAY 3 – 05/05
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Breakfast at the hotel.
Then you are off to Frankfurt am Main to visit this magnificent city.
Free lunch.
In the afternoon tour of the Palm Garden.
After the visit you drive to the little town of Idar-Oberstein, where your
accommodation for the night is at the Hosser's Hotel.
Dinner in Flugplatz restaurant, where you can taste the "spiessbraten“,
beef or pork with a special marinade .
Overnight stay at Hosser's hotel.
FRANKFURT AM MAIN
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Frankfurt am Main is one of the largest cities in Germany. The
metropolitan area, called Rhine-Main after its two biggest rivers, has
over four million people. Frankfurt is an important centre for traffic and
for the financial business. It is the seat of the European Central Bank,
the German Federal Bank (Bundesbank) and of the biggest German
banks, and it has an important stock exchange where shares of
German companies are traded.
THE PALM GARDEN
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The Palmengarten (29
hectares) is one of two
botanical gardens in Frankfurt
am Main, and is located in the
city district Westend-Nord. It
is the largest garden of its
kind in Germany.
Destroyed during the World
War II, it was completely
rebuilt and finished in 1992.
The botanical exhibits are
organized according to their
origin in free-air or climatized
greenhouses, which also
contain numerous tropical
and subtropical plants.
DAY 4 – 06/05
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Breakfast at the hotel.
Visit the Deutsches Edelsteinmuseum (German Gemstone Museum)
in Idar-Oberstein.
Free lunch.
In the afternoon pamper yourself at S. Hartmann Days Spa &
Gästehaus, a great SPA where you can relax and enjoy one of the
several treatments available to keep you fit.
Free dinner and leisure time.
Overnight stay at the hotel.
DEUTSCHES EDELSTEIN
MUSEUM
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The German Gemstone Museum has an
extensive collection of artfully crafted
sculptures, engraved treasures, and
some 10,000 raw and polished
gemstones — the most comprehensive
collection of its kind.
The area surrounding Idar-Oberstein
was once famous for its agate and
jasper deposits. You can still tour a
functional gem mine,
the Steinkaulenberg, daily in MarchNovember. An hour-long guided tour,
the only one of its kind in Europe, will
give you a special appreciation of
agates, amethysts, jasper, and smoke
quartzes in their original environment,
volcanic basalt.
DAY 5 – 07/05
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Breakfast at the hotel.
Trip to Daun, where you will spend the whole day visiting the
magnificent Volcanic Eifel European Geopark.
Packed lunch in the park.
In the afternoon you continue your visit in the park.
Accommodation at the Hotel Panorama Superior in Daun and free
dinner.
Overnight stay in hotel.
VOLCANIC EIFEL
EUROPEAN GEOPARK
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The Volcanic Eifel European
Geopark offers an opportunity to
discover the region's red-hot
past through a range of activities
including a guided walk with the
park ranger or a visit to the
geological museums. A wide
range of activities, in particular
for families, grades and kids is
offered. Apart from the
fascination for the geological
past, also nowadays issues such
as broad heights, dense forests,
clear brooks, delicious meadows
and romantic villages inspire our
guests in the Vulkaneifel.
DAY 6 – 08/05
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Breakfast at the hotel.
Excursion to Laacher See.
Free lunch.
In the afternoon visit to Maria Laach Abbey.
Now you drive to Worms where you’ll find accommodation at the
Hotel Boos.
Free dinner and overnight stay at the hotel.
LAACHER SEE
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Laacher See (Laach Lake) is a caldera lake and a potentially active
volcano, in Rhineland-Palatinate, situated close to the cities of
Koblenz and Bonn. The lake lies 259 m above sea level, is 8 km in
circumference, and surrounded by a ring of high hills. The water is
blue, very cold and bitter to the taste. The lake has no natural outlet
and so the water level changes considerably due to evaporation and
rainfall conditions.
MARIA LAACH ABBEY
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Maria Laach Abbey is a
Benedictine abbey situated on
the south-western shore of the
Laacher See, in the Eifel region
of the Rhineland-Palatinate in
Germany.
Founded in 1093, it is widely
considered a masterpiece of
German Romanesque
architecture. Its relatively short
length and multitude of towers
and turrets give it the
appearance of a fairy-tale
fortress, which is further
accentuated by its scenic
lakeside setting.
DAY 7 – 09/05
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Breakfast at the hotel.
Visit to Worms.
Lunch at Hagenbrau restaurant.
Leisure time.
Back to the airport.
Car drop off at the airport at 6:30 pm.
Departure from Frankfurt Hahn Airport and arrival
at Linate Airport (Air Dolomiti Spa EN 278)
WORMS
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It is a city in the southeast of
Rhineland-Palatinate. It is situated
on the western banks of the Rhine,
at the intersection between the
Rhine Main and Rhein Neckar
metropolitan regions.
Founded by the Celts as
Borbetomagus, Worms is in a
dispute with Cologne, Augsburg and
Trier about the title of Germany’s
oldest city. However, it is the only
German member of the Most
Ancient European Towns Network.
Worms is famed as the main scene
of the Nibelungenlied, as a Luther
city and for its Cathedral, one of the
three so-called Romanesque
Imperial Cathedrals (together with
those of Mainz and Speyer).
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Price per person: € 646
Prices include:
- return flight ticket
- Breakfast
- hotel accommodation
- car hire
Sitography:
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http://old.romantic-germany.info
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http://maps.google.it
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http://www.hahn-airport.de
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https://www.alamo.de
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http://www.tripadvisor.it
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http://www.wikipedia.it
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http://www.mygermancity.com
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http://www.travelwizard.com
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http://www.zingarate.com
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http://www.geopark-vulkaneifel.de