Discover Deggendorf's history: Free lecture on November 17th.

Discover Deggendorf's history: Free lecture on November 17th.

In the heart of Deggendorf, where history and community meet, the senior citizens' office invites you to an exciting lecture that brings the city's past to life. On Monday, November 17, 2025, at 2:00 p.m., Prof. Dr. Lutz-Dieter Behrendt, a respected research assistant at the Deggendorf City Archives, will present his findings about “Deggendorfer Platz” in the Old Town Hall. Entry is free and registration is open now – just call or email to secure your spot.

The lecture highlights a variety of topics, including places in the address book such as Oberer Stadtplatz, Luitpoldplatz and Uferplatz. In addition, Prof. Behrendt will introduce historical places such as the Friedenseiche and the shooting range. Participants can look forward to exciting information about the historical development of these locations, as well as stories about different names and important events that took place there. Well-known personalities who were born or lived in Deggendorf are also brought into this context. In this way, the attack on the past simultaneously becomes an invitation to the present to better understand the roots of our city.

A must for history lovers

For all those who have a good grasp of the history of their city, this lecture is a unique opportunity. The historical depth of the Deggendorf squares is not only brought to life through Prof. Behrendt's stories, but also offers a valuable look back at the roots of today's community. In keeping with this event, the senior citizens' office has had a new telephone number since October 23, 2025, which can now be used for inquiries: 0991 2960 1333.

In a time characterized by fast-paced life, such events explain how important it is to know and appreciate the history of the places where we live. The lecture is therefore a wonderful opportunity to find out more about the city of Deggendorf and to meet like-minded people interested in history.

Cultural connections

But Deggendorf is not only known for its historical places. The city also leaves its mark in pop culture. The film “Interstellar” is often talked about, as it combines science and emotions in an exciting way. Although not directly connected to Deggendorf, a parallel can be drawn to the way in which historical narrative moves people. The film is set in a future where humanity faces an existential crisis and must find new ways to survive. Similarly, the lecture aims to bring us closer to cultural heritage - a heritage that helps us shape today.

If you would like to follow what is happening in Deggendorf, whether at historical lectures or cultural events, you should note the upcoming dates in your calendar. The mix of tradition and modernity makes Deggendorf a unique place where the past always has a place.

Further information about Deggendorf and interesting events can be found on the city's official website: deggendorf.de. It's also worth taking a look at the latest developments and events in the region xnxx.com.