When does the walk take place?

The date is Sunday, April 26, 2026, from 2:00 PM to 3:30 PM.

Where is the meeting point?

The meeting point is at the Ländtor in Landshut, at the city model in the old town.

What does the event cost?

The price is indicated as hat money. There is no fixed ticket price.

Is the event suitable for literature enthusiasts?

Yes, especially for people who appreciate poetry, city history, and cultural walks.

Is the event held outdoors?

Yes, it is a walk in the public urban space.

Is there a reading and a tour at the same time?

Yes, the format combines lyrical recitation with a city tour through the old town.

Landshut becomes a stage for poems, history, and quiet discoveries

Name: Landshut rhymes - City history meets poetry
Start: 2026-04-26T16:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-04-26T17:30:00+02:00
Location: Ländtor (am Stadtmodell)

When Landshut listens to language: A lyrical walk through history and urban landscape

On Sunday, April 26, 2026, the historic old town of Landshut transforms into a stage for poems, anecdotes, and urban memories. Landshut rhymes - City history meets poetry combines literary recitation with a city tour, turning the stroll into a special literary experience.

Between Ländtor and old town: a walk with linguistic art

Tour guide Sieglinde Brams leads with knowledgeable ease through the city’s history, while Franz-Josef Scheidhammer recites notable poems freely and with theatrical finesse. This creates a reading atmosphere in the open air, where historical sites, poetic images, and cultural context mutually enhance each other.

Experience Landshut in a different way

The tour focuses not on mere factual transmission, but on a lively dialogue between literature and urban space. Those familiar with the old town will discover new layers: rhythm, sound, and perspective. For those exploring Landshut for the first time in this way, it is an author encounter in the broadest sense - with texts, places, and their impact on the audience.

Why this literary walk is effective

Franz-Josef Scheidhammer brings his experience as a teacher, German teacher, and Catholic religion teacher into a presentation that takes language seriously while making it accessible. The connection of historical guidance and recitation lends the walk literary quality, cultural depth, and an enjoyably entertaining tone. This is precisely the appeal of this format: city history is not explained but told, felt, and heard.

Conclusion: An afternoon for literature lovers and city explorers

Those who want to see Landshut with new eyes will find a cleverly composed mix of poetry, history, and vibrant mediation. The walk invites participants to read the old town as a text - and experience the text as a city. An event for everyone who wants to not only read literature but experience it in the urban space.