Harvest time at the open-air museum: To kick off the golden autumn, the Düppel museum village invites you to a colorful festival. Experience how fresh bread is baked in the historic clay oven or how food is cooked in a pot over an open fire, prepared according to medieval recipes.
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Zwei mittelalterlich gekleidete Männer arbeiten am Heuschober
At the hands-on stand, families can make a harvest crown - a traditional harvest festival decoration made from ears of grain. There are also many stalls on the village square with food and harvest-related themes.
At the "Iron Art" forge, even the youngest children can swing a hammer and work hot iron over burning embers. A hand-powered children's carousel provides fun and enjoyment.
Program
11 a.m. - 5 p.m. | Family & childrenThe thaler in the haystackA search game for the resourceful.free of charge
2 pm | Workshop
Eat, clothe, healThe benefits of plants in the Middle Ages.With wild herb expert Thea Harbauer.
Price: 3 euros per person
12 - 4 p.m.
Separating the wheat from the chaff
At the hands-on station, thresh grain with muscle power and throw it into the wind with a shovel.free of charge
Dates
September 2025
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