Guided tour of the tower museum
Description
It’s a very special kind of offer: listening to eerie stories at night, in the dark, inside the medieval tower museum. Stories that actually did—or very well could have—happened.
For those who aren’t in the mood for the usual Halloween hustle and bustle but are still intrigued by ghostly and unexplained phenomena, especially through stories drawn from the archives of the museums and other regional archives, this is the perfect event. Annine Seebacher and Nikodemus Brugger will present the audience with all kinds of spine-chilling tales, with new stories added each year.
The themes of this special guided tour include “Gewornen” (premonitions of a known person’s impending death), superstitious practices in everyday life, the use of “folk medicine,” and its connections to mummies, witches, and executioners.
Due to great demand, the tour will take place twice on this evening: at 6:00 p.m. and at 8:30 p.m.
Recommended for ages 14 and up.
Participation fee: € 7.00
Registration required at info@oetztalermuseen.at
Suitable for
AdultsMeeting Point
2 p.m. Turmmuseum Oetz, Schulweg 2, 6433 OetzArrival Information
Parking: directly at the tower museum or at the school or at the paid parking in the centerBus stop: Oetz Municipal office
Frequently Asked Questions
Booking deadline: Friday, 1 PMDuration: approx. 90 minutes
Locations
It’s a very special kind of offer: listening to eerie stories at night, in the dark, inside the medieval tower museum. Stories that actually did—or very well could have—happened.
For those who aren’t in the mood for the usual Halloween hustle and bustle but are still intrigued by ghostly and unexplained phenomena, especially through stories drawn from the archives of the museums and other regional archives, this is the perfect event. Annine Seebacher and Nikodemus Brugger will present the audience with all kinds of spine-chilling tales, with new stories added each year.
The themes of this special guided tour include “Gewornen” (premonitions of a known person’s impending death), superstitious practices in everyday life, the use of “folk medicine,” and its connections to mummies, witches, and executioners.
Due to great demand, the tour will take place twice on this evening: at 6:00 p.m. and at 8:30 p.m.
Recommended for ages 14 and up.
Participation fee: € 7.00
Registration required at info@oetztalermuseen.at
6444 Längenfeld