Beschreibung
How did people live and work in the 16th century? The permanent exhibition "Living and Working in the Renaissance" in the Horst Castle Adventure Museum provides answers. Come with us on a journey through time and visit the castle construction site in 1565.
You won't find any showcases here. Instead, the focus is on hammering and sawing - seeing, hearing and trying things out.
Your audio guide will take you through the entire museum. We wish you lots of fun!
Stationen dieses Audioguides
- 1
- Greeting: Telling a story
- 2
- Welcome to the construction site
- 3
- The mortar pit
- 4
- The blacksmith
- 5
- The carpenter
- 6
- The mason
- 7
- Vaulted structures
- 8
- The slater
- 9
- The cesspit
- 10
- Planning and building a castle
- 11
- Heinrich and Wilhelm Vernukken
- 12
- Heinrich von Hege
- 13
- Steffen of Duisburg
- 14
- Building master Johannsen
- 15
- Arnt Cratz
- 16
- The assistants Vieth and Blockmeyer
- 17
- Bricklayers and plasterers
- 18
- Half-timbering and loam plaster
- 19
- Wages
- 20
- Law and order
- 21
- Living conditions and hygiene
- 22
- Storage, nutrition and cooking
- 23
- Humans living with animals
- 24
- Candlesticks and light
- 25
- Leisure and games
- 26
- Accident and death
- 27
- Death and faith
- 28
- The dog-companion of people
- 29
- Route Guidance
- 30
- Arboretum
- 31
- Horse's Head
- 32
- The Emscherbruch
- 33
- The castles
- 34
- Castle Vision
- 35
- Heritage
- 36
- Renaissance
- 37
- Studioli
- 38
- Academics
- 39
- Reformation
- 40
- Career
- 41
- Cabinets
- 42
- Alchemy
- 43
- Nobility and doves
- 44
- Living
- 45
- Dog
- 46
- Bodyguards
- 47
- Hunt
- 48
- Leisure
- 49
- Fashion
- 50
- Fine dining
- 51
- Cellings
- 52
- Heating
- 53
- Decay
- 54
- Public recreation area
- 55
- Present