Frankenberg (Eder)
Target audience: the young at heart, fairy tale fans Admission free .. The book was published by Eberhard Michael Iba on the occasion of his father's 100th birthday. Most of us are not yet familiar with these fairy tales. They lead young and old into the mysterious dream world of kings, princesses, giants, dwarfs, mermaids, and wondrous animals. Hidden treasures become a blessing or a curse for humankind; malice and frivolity are punished, while kindness and loyalty are rewarded. Walter Iba succeeds in telling his fairy tales in a cheerful and easily accessible language. The atmospheric illustrations by Elisabeth Kratochwil and Günther Immel (cover image) enrich the listeners' imagination. In the rooms of Ederbergland Touristik, located on Untermarkt in the heart of Frankenberg's old town, the fairy tale readings find a cozy and atmospheric setting with warm drinks and pre-Christmas snacks. Ederbergland Touristik is also the starting and finishing point of the premium urban hiking trail "Frankenberger Blickwinkel" in the Burgwald-Ederbergland hiking fairy tale. The brave can then climb the Witch Tower and take a look over the rooftops of the old town.
