On tour with the flying Father Mohr

Visitors embark on a journey of discovery through the historic rooms of the Schussenried Monastery with the flying Father Mohr. A time travel with the flying Father Mohr: A man whose spirit could fly: Canon Caspar Mohr had a firm plan 400 years ago to teach people how to fly. In the 17th century, the priest built a flying apparatus with feathers and wings and nearly became the aviation pioneer of Upper Swabia – generations before the invention of the Zeppelin. Caspar Mohr, a genius or a dreamer? Wilfried Buck takes on the role of the adventurous priest during an entertaining and humorous tour of the monastery. Participants can expect a lively journey into a world that has since disappeared: that of the great monasteries of Upper Swabia. Look forward to an exciting tour through the historic rooms of the monastery in Bad Schussenried. Father Mohr will guide you through his eventful monastic life with interesting anecdotes about thrilling encounters, diverse studies, and numerous inventions. Enjoy discovering these treasures.