Family day in the residence lock: baroque games and royal fun!

Family day in the residence lock: baroque games and royal fun!

In the magnificent Neuburger Residenzschloss, things were really lively on Sunday! The family day turned the castle into a playground for young and old. Attractions such as baroque games and handicrafts attracted numerous visitors who were able to enliven the courtyard with creative activities. From crowns tinkering to exciting tours - there was something for everyone here! In the end, anyone who loosened the puzzle of the questionnaire could be happy about a small reward, including a historical TRIC TRAC game!

skill and creative work

In the courtyard, baroque games challenged the skill of the participants. Whether young or old, everyone was warmly invited to measure themselves at the historical games and to prove their skills. A special highlight was the stand by Simone Ebert, on which fragrant flowers could be bound and bound. In keeping with the wedding topic, which shaped the family day, visitors were able to become creative under a painting by the wedding couple Duke Philipp Ludwig and Anna. 450 years ago they said yes!

insights into history

The tours that took place under the motto "This was how it was with Ottheinrich and Susanna in the castle", including the visitors, including the magnificent weddings of the time. Edith Braun and Gabriella Lay vividly reported the traditions and life in the castle. The children were particularly enchanted when Margit Vonhof-Habermayr in her elegant costume as Duchess Amalie told her own wedding 250 years ago. The experience tours "Behind the scenes of Neuburg Castle" were also fully booked and offered the enthusiastic participants a look at areas of the castle that are usually hidden. This fascinating mix of history, play and creativity made the family day an unforgettable experience!