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As part of our special exhibition we offer many interesting events.
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12:00 AM - Guided tour: The fascinating world of bees
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12:00 AM - Archaeology Theme Weekend: Stone
Bees are much more than just honey producers – they are truly wondrous creatures! In this guided tour, offered in cooperation with the Celtic World at Glauberg, we will delve into...
The history of the early Celtic princely seat on the Ipf at the Nördlinger Ries from the Bronze Age to the Late La Tène period.
Experience Konradsdorf Monastery – follow in the footsteps of Romanesque architecture. The guided tour will introduce you to Konradsdorf Monastery from both an archaeological and historical perspective.
Bees are much more than just honey producers – they are truly wondrous creatures! In this guided tour, offered in cooperation with the Celtic World at Glauberg, we will delve into...
On June 28, 2026, the Celtic World at Glauberg celebrates a special anniversary: 30 years ago, the famous statue of the "Celtic Prince" was discovered here – a...
Power and faith – solid walls – the medieval architecture in Konradsdorf Monastery
Culinaria Romana: A Look into the Romans' Cooking Pots - A Lecture by Dr. Carsten Amrhein (Director of Saalburg Roman Fort) Hardly any ancient topic is associated with so many...
Stone has accompanied humankind for millennia: as a tool, building material, millstone, and work of art. This special themed weekend will take us on an exciting journey through...
Stone has accompanied humankind for millennia: as a tool, building material, millstone, and work of art. This special themed weekend will take us on an exciting journey through...
Upcoming Events
January 30, 2027
Workshop: Tablet weaving
Learn the techniques of free-warp weaving to make your own belt.
January 31, 2027
Workshop: Comb weaving based on Hallstatt period finds
Evidence of comb-woven braids dates back to the Hallstatt period. Over 100 textile fragments were found in a salt mine from the early Iron Age, including braids that could be produced with a loom comb.
February 6, 2027
Workshop: Nordic-style comb weaving
There is evidence of comb-woven borders dating back to the Hallstatt period. The technique is still widespread today in the northern and eastern regions of Europe.
February 7, 2027
Workshop: Comb weaving - Nordic style based on Viking motifs
There is evidence of comb-woven borders dating back to the Hallstatt period. The technique is still widespread today in the northern and eastern regions of Europe.
March 17, 2027
St. Patrick's Day Party with live Irish Folk
On March 17th we will once again celebrate St. Patrick's Day this year - a festive tradition in Ireland. This year too [...]
Archaeology Theme Weekend: Nutrition
Celtic cuisine – Food in the Iron Age: Cooking, baking, roasting, grilling… and of course, eating. Nutrition and food preparation were also [...]Archaeology Theme Weekend: Nutrition
Celtic cuisine – Food in the Iron Age: Cooking, baking, roasting, grilling… and of course, eating. Nutrition and food preparation were also [...]
May 27, 2027
Workshop: Making grass or rush baskets
People have always needed containers to collect and store things. To do this, they used the materials that were available to them [...]
Archaeology Theme Weekend: Drugs versus Medicine
Archaeology with a twist: Theme weekend „Intoxicants versus Medicines“ Experience archaeology, nature and garden culture: As part of the 2027 State Garden Show, the Celtic World at Glauberg invites you [...]