Lego bricks in all variations are important, but even more important is the inner life, which can be breathed into the constructions via electronic modules. Only functional programs turn the toys into little robots and only those who understand the language of machines have the chance of reaching for the crown of the First Lego League with their team.
Unlike what is usually the case when events of a similar nature are organized by chambers, clubs or offices, in Meiningen the high school graduates of the Henfling-Gymnasium are organizing their own training fair. And after a two-year break, the response has been huge, both from future trainers or employers and from young people.
They are handicapped, but no less motivated than the professionals from the DEL when they chase the little black puck. However, in addition to the skill in handling the racket, they also have to use all their upper body strength. That required a high level of fitness and they get the cracks in preparation for the upcoming one
Held for the first time the evening before the actual highlight of indoor football in Bad Salzungen, the Salt Cup, the idea of a city championship immediately led to a great response from the clubs and to relentless but always fair duels on the floor.
On the last day of the year, ambitious competitive athletes and casual runners meet in the castle park to test their strength over various distances, fight for victory or just to end the year in a sporty way.
In Eisenach, it is not only worth visiting the Christmas market at the Wartburg, the market around the Georgenkirche also invites you to linger with Christmas scents, offers entertainment for the little ones and promises a great view and overview of what is happening at the market with a Ferris wheel ride whole city.
The new concept for the Bad Salzung Christmas market seems to be working. Already on the first Advent, many curious people flock to the city. Although then we start thinking again about what could be done even better next year.
With culinary delights from France but also new ideas from the region, fragrant stalls at the Schmalkalder Christmas market entice hungry and curious people to stop and enjoy.
So that the ruler doesn't have to do everything all alone, he receives active support from the Christ Child. Sometimes in secret, but often out in the market, among the children.
In Schmalkalden the Christmas market is called Herrscheklasmarkt and of course there is a reason for that. In the Lutheran half-timbered town, people call the red-coated fellow known elsewhere as St. Nicholas, who has gifts, but sometimes also instructions, especially for the children, Herrscheklas. And of course there is a good chance that you will come across this one on the Altmarkt.
