Tucked away in the heart of Wörrth am Rhein, the Stadtbücherei Wörth whispers stories of the past and present. It’s more than just a building. It’s a portal. A portal to worlds beyond our own, accessible through the turn of a page. The Stadtbücherei Wörth stands as a testament to the power of knowledge and the enduring love of stories. Originally established by the city of Wörth, the Stadtbücherei Wörth has become a vital community hub. Inside its walls, you’ll find a treasure trove of roughly 35,000 books, CDs, Hörbücher, DVDs, Tonies, games, language courses, foreign language books, magazines, and newspapers. Imagine losing yourself in the pages of a thrilling mystery. Or learning a new language. Maybe discovering the joy of a new game. The Stadtbücherei Wörth offers all this and more. For those seeking a broader horizon, the library grants access to approximately 160,000 digital media and eLearning courses through the Onleihe Rheinland-Pfalz. Further expanding its digital offerings are platforms like Overdrive, filmfriend, Brockhaus online, tigerbooks, and eKidz. The Stadtbücherei Wörth isn’t just for adults. Children from the age of six can obtain their own library card, opening up a world of literary adventures. Adult membership at the Stadtbücherei Wörth is just 15 EUR annually, a small price to pay for such a wealth of knowledge. Holders of Ehrenamtskarten enjoy a reduced fee of 7.50 EUR. Children under 18, students, apprentices, individuals with disabilities, recipients of unemployment benefits, and asylum seekers can access the library free of charge. The Stadtbücherei Wörth even has a unique offering. It serves as a seed library. This initiative combats the decline in plant diversity, encouraging community members to exchange seeds and cultivate a shared love for nature. So next time you’re in Wörrth am Rhein, take a moment to visit the Stadtbücherei Wörth. It’s not just a library. It’s a community, a garden of knowledge, and a testament to the power of stories.
Eisenbahn-Bundesamt Außenstelle Karlsruhe
Ever wonder about the silent guardians of Germany’s railway safety? Right here in Karlsruhe stands an office of the Eisenbahn-Bundesamt.