This is the place to go if you want to understand life in the year 800. Many of the enthusiasts taking part in the century long effort are scientists, researchers and master craftsmen practicing techniques long forgot to our fast paced world. The staff and volunteers move to the rhythm of the IXth Century. They have all the time in the world. And if you have nothing going between April and November for the next 40 or so years, there's a place for you too.

This is a very nice experience, similar to the Guedelon one in France; rebuild a village from middle age with middle age technics only. Children can learn a lot about because they can discuss, question, touch and see how it was. That’s great!!!
Take time as well to have lunch there; the food is extraordinary delicious.

To see this fascinating Campus, we needed to walk around 3,5 km along the forest. Prepare your walking shoes. After raining there are usually mud in some spots, bring an extra shoes or a plastic bag for your dirty shoes if you will go home and drive a car.
We were very happy to see our kids were also excited to walk around. I told them that in my home country, Indonesia, there are same things they can see, for instance how Indonesian people are still living in a primitive house without ceramics nor woods floor but soil.
Enjoy some attractive activities with smith, carpenter, handicraft maker, farmer... And some souvenirs you may buy as a remembrance.
For the entrance; We paid a family ticket of 21,50€ (2 adults and 2 children).
Food? Enjoy Dinnele, looks like Pflammkuchen for 5€. Sausages and soup are offered. Beer, Apfelschörle and Other Softdrinks are on the menu.
Each bowl and glass has 5€ return. Why? They're nice and a handmade!
Ps; Toilets are available everywhere.