Guided Tours

What did a Celtic fortress of the Iron Age look like 2,000 years ago? How did the residents protect themselves from their enemies? How did our ancestors live in Europe's largest Celtic fortress? Which weapons did a Celtic warrior use? Answers to these and other questions can be found on the guided hike to the mighty fortress and through the Celtic village. Sturdy footwear, clothes suitable for the weather and a small snack are required.

He exists - the last witness to know what happened 2,000 years ago at the Celtic ring wall Otzenhausen. Thestemonia or Thestemonix tell the story of the Celtic world on the staged adventure tour and tells of his / her adventures around the Celtic fortress.

In a playful way, the children discover the world around the largest Celtic fortification in Europe. "The Mediomatrici" and "the Eburones" visit the Treveri in Otzenhausen, visit the fortification and compete in "Celtic games". Sturdy footwear, clothes suitable for the weather and a small snack are required.

A total of 18 contemporary artists from 15 European countries give an insight into the art of the Celts with their sculptures. Using materials from the region, mainly sandstone, but also wood and iron, to meet the reference to the Celts. Experience European art on the unique circular trail.

Starting point 1: European Academy Otzenhausen, trail length: approx. 6.5 km

Starting point 2: Waldparkplatz Otzenhausen

Sturdy footwear, clothes suitable for the weather and a small snack are required.

Contact

Europäische Akademie Otzenhausen gGmbH
Europahausstraße 35
66620 Nonnweiler
Tel.: 06873/662-0
Fax: 06873/662-150
E-mail: info@eao-otzenhausen.de