Twice a year, in May and August, our local historian and Camp King archivist, Manfred Kopp, gives a tour through Camp King.
The next guided tour is set for 12 May 2012 at 14:00.

Meeting place: In front of the EDEKA supermarket on Hohemarkstrasse (you can take the U3 and get off at the station Kupferhammerweg)

Tour fee: € 3

Mr. Kopp is an infinite source of information and this tour is very recommendable.

For more information in German, visit CampKingOberursel.

Camp King Mountain Lodge

For more information about Camp King in English, visit my other website Pension Sprachschule.

New to Oberursel? Then you might enjoy a guided tour around the old town (Altstadt), which is being offered on Saturday, 5th November, 2011.

The tour starts in front of the Vordertaunusmuseum at the Marktplatz at 2pm and costs €3 per person.

Oberursel Altstadt

In this photo, the Vordertaunusmuseum is the corner building on the left.

For more events in and around Oberursel, visit AllThingsGerman-events.

There is this little town called Scheinfeld, embedded between the more famous towns of Bamberg and Rothenburg.

Scheinfeld has something the other two might not have – a three-day guided beer tour (up to eight people) which includes plenty of Freibier, a carriage ride, tours of breweries and much other noteworthy information relating to barley brew.

At the end of the tour, you will get furnished with a “doctorate degree”, signed with the title of Dr. bierologis causa.

The Aischgründer Beer Route is about 50 km long and runs between the towns of Bad Windsheim and Uehlfeld. Along the tour, you will stop at seven different breweries and plenty of local guest-houses. There are also paths such as the Bierwanderweg (beer hiking path) and the Bierradweg (beer biking path).

Franconian beer

For more information about this guided tour, visit:

Arbeitsgemeinschaft Aischgründer Bierstrasse, Hauptstrasse 1 in 91443 Scheinfeld

Tel: 09162 – 12412 or bierstrasse.de

The past Saturday, 28 August, I joined Mr. Kopp’s guided tour through the Camp King areal once more. With about 20 visitors in tow, we walked through Camp King through drizzling rain, sudden sun shine, and heavy showers.

A springlike moment near the Officers' Club Camp King

Nevertheless, it was a good tour and I was glad to see more people showing up (in May 2010, there were only five visitors). The next one is scheduled for May 2011.

Our group touring Camp King in August 2010

For more information on extra tours, contact Manfred Kopp at CampKingOberursel.