Bad Camberg is the heart of the Goldener Grund, the second largest city in the Limburg-Weilburg district and the oldest Kneipp spa in Hesse.

Our tour of Bad Camberg quickly showed that the place has much more to offer than water, fresh air and a beautiful landscape. The small town always surprises with many picturesque and unusual buildings.

Our tour of Bad Camberg had almost come to an end, at least according to our schedule, when we came across other imposing buildings: the so-called Amthof with the town and tower museum, which unfortunately had already closed.

We were traveling in the Taunus and that's how we came to Bad Soden, where you can still find springs in many places, including many warm and salt springs, so that Soden has now become Bad Soden.

After the carnivalists had slowly "withdrawn" from the Bad Camberg market square, peace and quiet was possible again to enjoy the excellently restored half-timbered buildings in the old town.

Since the 19th century, the official opening of the carnival session has taken place in many areas in addition to or separately from the start of the "normal" carnival season on Epiphany, January 6th, on November 11th, the "eleventh within the eleventh". took place, which of course we didn't have on our radar during our visit to Bad Camberg.

Rodgau is part of the Rhein-Main metropolitan area, one of the economically strongest areas in Germany, so it is not surprising that we were invited to a working lunch in the region.

For some time now, we have had business contacts in Wiesbaden, which, due to the really well-working Internet connections, could be managed by email so far.