City hall (Photo: Bgabel, CC BY-SA 3.0)
Ludwigshafen (Rhein) is a city in Rhineland-Palatinate.
Understand
Ludwigshafen is a big city on the west side of the Rhine (population: approx. 178.000) in the east of Rhineland-Palatinate, and across the river from Mannheim, in Baden-Württemberg. Ludwigshafen is famous for its chemical industry, especially the BASF. There are many boroughs, for example Mundenheim, Maudach or Oggersheim. Ludwigshafen lies to the south of Worms and to the east of Kaiserslautern. It is near the Palatinate Forest.
Get in
Ludwigshafen does not have an airport. If you get in by train, you will have to change to a local train or a suburban train in Mannheim, because intercity trains don't stop at Ludwigshafen. Mannheim, however, is a very important train station, so you won't have any problems to get into Ludwigshafen. If you want to travel by taxi, you can get one at Ludwigshafen main station, if you prefer to travel by tram or bus, go to "Ludwigshafen Mitte" with suburban train (RE) S1 or S3 or take a tram right in front of Mannheim's central station.
Get around
(2017) (Photo: Metrophil, CC BY-SA 4.0)
There are a lot of different possibilities to get around in Ludwigshafen. There are several tram lines which connect Mannheim and Ludwigshafen and its city districts from morning til night. The centre for most means of transportation is the "Berliner Platz." There are tram lines, busses and the train station "Ludwigshafen Mitte." You can also find taxis there. If you get in by regional train, you might prefer to get out at Ludwigshafen Mitte, because the main station is not so well connected to the bus lines. But you will always get a taxi there.
See
Miró mural, known as the Miró-Wand, on the Wilhelm-Hack-Museum. (Photo: Immanuel Giel, Public domain)
- Wilhelm-Hack-Museum, Berliner Str. 23 (Tram Line 4 direction Mannheim/Line 10 direction Luitpoldhafen, get off "Pfalzbau/Wilhelm-Hack-Museum"). Famous for its striking "Miró Wall" facade, this museum houses an extensive collection of modern and contemporary art, including significant constructivist and concrete works. Visitors can also explore the medieval treasures of the "Gondorf Find" or relax in the museum’s innovative urban community garden. Adults: €7, reduced: €5; on Saturdays: Free.
- Game park (Wildpark Ludwigshafen), Neuhöfer Straße 48, ☏ +49621 504-3370. Close to Rheingönheim is an eventful experience for the whole family. You reach it by bike, public transport or car. There are many animals which can be stroked or fed, e.g. goats and donkeys. The animals are from Germany but also from some foreign countries. There are also restaurants, where you can eat delicious food and ice-cream. The game park has many safe play areas for children. You can relaxe on the lawn and have a picnic, or take beautiful pictures of the great landscape.
Discounts for families and groups, as well as guided tours, can be found on their website. Adults: €6.50, Children (7-12): €1.70, teens from 13-17 and reduced entry price: €4.50.
Do
Ludwigshafen is situated at the bank of the Rhine. You can sit at the beach on the Parkinsel and watch the ships or you could take a boat tour on the river.
Buy
Ludwigshafen is not exactly the place for a great shopping experience, but it has a well-known shopping mall. This is the "Rhein Galerie" which is situated at the river bank, next to the city centre and opposite Mannheim. It is open since September 2010 and is a great option when the weather is not good enough for walking through the many shopping streets of Mannheim.
There are many stores which you will also find everywhere else, mostly fashion, but there are some special places such as a Swiss supermarket. At the entrance there is a bar called "Sunset Lounge" where you can have nice drinks and enjoy the view on the Rhein. In case you have a car, you can park it in the "Park and Ride" area. In the middle of the building there is a nice food court.
Eat
- Ristorante Della Bona, Rheinuferstraße 4, ☏ +49 621 5669808. Tue 17:30-21:15; Wed-Sun 11:45 – 14:00, 17:45 – 22:30 (warm dishes until 21:00). Serves Italian classics such as pizza, pasta, and lasagna. €20-€50.
- Gesellschaftshaus der BASF, Wöhlerstraße 15, ☏ +49 621 60-78888. Mon-Fri 12:00-14:00, 18:00-. Known for its refined Gastronomy and upscale pricing, this venue is ideal for a sophisticated meal. Current menus are available online, and customized group menus can be organized for parties of nine or more. €35-€70.
- La torre da Angelo, Maxstraße 33, ☏ +49 621 650 566 57. Thu-Tue 11:30 - 14:30, 17:00 - 22:30. Set within a former church tower, this pizzeria serves a variety of traditional Italian dishes, including over 50 types of pizza. The interior features high windows and seating spread across multiple levels of the historic structure. €20-30.
- Maffenbeier, Rohrlachstraße 58, ☏ +49 621 524344. Mon-Sat 11:00-22:00; Sun 11:00-21:00. A restaurant in the Hemshof district serving Palatinate dishes such as Saumagen and Winzersteak. The establishment includes a beer garden and provides menus in English. €20–30.
Drink
- Ireland's Own, Bahnhofstraße 13, ☏ +49 621 62900878. Tue-Thu 18:00-00:00, Fri Sat 18:00-02:00. A traditional Irish pub offering a variety of beers and a classic pub atmosphere in the city center. It is a popular spot for social gatherings and occasional live events. €10-€20.
- Havana, Rheingönheimer Str. 123. Tue-Thu 16:00-00:00, Fri 16:00-02:00, Sat 12:00-02:00, Sun 12:00-02:00. A combination of café, cocktail bar, and sports bar. Known for its wide range of mixed drinks and a lively setting, particularly during sports broadcasts. €10-20.
- Café Bar Josephine, Ludwigstraße 42. Tue Wed 17:00-00:00, Thu 17:00-23:00, Fri Sat 17:00-01:00. A stylish, modern café and bar located in the heart of the city. It is popular for its relaxed atmosphere, specialty coffee during the day, and a refined selection of cocktails and drinks in the evening. €8-19.
Sleep
- Best Western Leoso Hotel Ludwigshafen, Pasadenaallee 4, ☏ +49 621 59510.
- Europa Hotel, Ludwigsplatz 5-6, ☏ +49 621 59870.
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