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SPA - Die belgische Stadt des Wassers (CALVENDO Familienplaner 2027)

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SPA - Die belgische Stadt des Wassers (CALVENDO Familienplaner 2027)Ein traditionsreicher Kurort, der seit Jahrhunderten Adlige, Knstler und Erholungssuchende anzieht (Monatskalender, 14 Seiten) Die Stadt Spa in Belgien wird nicht ohne Grund Stadt des Wassers genannt: Seit Jahrhunderten ist sie fr ihre heilenden Thermalquellen berhmt. Die eleganten Badeanlagen, umgeben von grner Hgellandschaft und frischer Luft, schaffen eine Atmosphre voll natrlicher Ruhe und Erholung. Neben ihrem historischen Kur Flair berzeugt Spa

Ein traditionsreicher Kurort, der seit Jahrhunderten Adlige, Künstler und Erholungssuchende anzieht (Monatskalender, 14 Seiten)

Die Stadt Spa in Belgien wird nicht ohne Grund „Stadt des Wassers“ genannt: Seit Jahrhunderten ist sie für ihre heilenden Thermalquellen berühmt. Die eleganten Badeanlagen, umgeben von grüner Hügellandschaft und frischer Luft, schaffen eine Atmosphäre voll natürlicher Ruhe und Erholung. Neben ihrem historischen Kur-Flair überzeugt Spa auch mit stilvoller Architektur und einer lebendigen Kultur- und Gastroszene. Schon gekrönte Häupter wie Peter der Große, Marie-Antoinette oder Leopold II. sowie berühmte Künstler und Intellektuelle wie Victor Hugo und Alexandre Dumas suchten hier Entspannung und hinterließen der Stadt bis heute ihre kulturellen Spuren.

CALVENDO bietet Ihnen eine große Auswahl an Familienplanern mit den unterschiedlichsten Motiven - so findet jeder einen geeigneten Familienkalender!

14 Seiten bestehend aus 1 Cover | 12 Monatsseiten | 1 Indexseite | Papprücken hinten

Abbildungen:
Januar: Der Pierrot, das charakteristische Logo von SPA
Februar: Ehemalige Thermalbäder von Spa
März: Quelle Zar Peter des Großen
April: Jugendstil-Elemente auf der Fassade und ein kreativer Balkon
Mai: Brasserie im ehemaligen 'Pavillon des petits jeux'
Juni: Das Casino
Juli: Musée de la Ville d'Eaux
August: Teilansicht der 'Cascade monumentale'
September: Le Waux Hall
Oktober: Galerie Leopold II.
November: Jugendstil-Fassade
Dezember: Kirche Notre-Dame et Saint-Remacle

  • PRAKTISCH - übersichtlicher Familienkalender mit 5 Spalten für bis zu 5 Personen für mehr Struktur im Alltag - so bleiben alle Termine im Blick!
  • ÜBERSICHTLICH – mit farblich getrennten Wochen- und Feiertagen. Die einzelnen Felder bieten genügend Platz für Eintragungen. So macht Organisieren Spaß!
  • FANTASTISCHE BILDER - Dieser Planer ist nicht nur eine nützliche Hilfe im Alltag, sondern schmückt gleichzeitig Ihr Zuhause. Ideal auch als Geschenk.
  • FÜR ALLE STIFTE GEEIGNET – ganz egal, ob Sie lieber mit Kugelschreiber oder Bleistift schreiben.
  • NACHHALTIG - deutliche Abfallreduzierung durch bedarfsgerechte Einzelstückfertigung, Produktion in Europa und klimabewusste Logistik.
  • Ein traditionsreicher Kurort, der seit Jahrhunderten Adlige, Künstler und Erholungssuchende anzieht von Autor(in): Gisela Kruse
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