With a car, you can easily visit Mannheim, the second largest city in the Baden-Württemberg of State of, and remain flexible and independent of other modes of transport. The University City is the cultural and economic hub in the District of Rhein-Neckar region with about 300,000 inhabitants. In the course of time became Mannheim also a large city and is today even the cities of Frankfurt am Main, Germany, Ludwigshafen and Stuttgart into a significant trading town. If you want to visit Mannheim with a rental car, numerous car hire agencies available are right on the spot.
Mannheim offers tourists a wide range of interesting cultural events and sights. The Mannheim national theatre was established in the year 1778, making it the oldest communal Theatre in the world. Internationally known pieces such as "Die Räuber" by Friedrich Schiller were performed here for the first time, today are staged in the building even operas, musicals, Ballet and theatre. The most famous museums include the Kunsthalle Mannheim and the Landesmuseum für Technik und Arbeit, in which in the context of a special exhibition for the first time in Europe "Body worlds" were Gunther von Hagens. You can of course easily reach all points of interest with the car.
Many small parks and large gardens invite directly in the Centre of Mannheim to relax and chill out. The Luisenpark, the largest city park in quite Mannheim is located directly on the river Neckar. With many interesting proposals, such as for example a Chinese garden, a Butterfly House, and an Open-Air stage it offers optimum entertainment locals and tourists on sunny days for the whole family. The second largest park in Mannheim, the castle garden represents what Grand Duchess as English create garden 1805 Stephanie had. There are numerous car parks around the parks, so that you can park your rental car anywhere easily.
As people from more than 170 different nationalities live in Mannheim, the diet also proved to be extremely rich in variation. Numerous restaurants offer everything from Indian of Portuguese to Lao cuisine, so that no wish remains open. A really traditional dish made of Mannheim is dirt the so called Mannemer, which refers to a pastry like the gingerbread. Also the "Eichbaum", a typical Mannheim beer that is manufactured and sold from there to the surrounding towns in an own brewery is popular.
