Guided tours in the medieval open-air area of Stary Lud

Just a few steps take visitors back more than 1000 years to a time when fire was still kindled with flint and steel, where the spindle danced, and wool was dyed by hand. During an informative guided tour, visitors can gain insights into the medieval way of life of the Slavic tribes. This tour through the medieval settlement is also suitable for children. Everything looks as if the pit houses were only briefly left for fieldwork. One can take a look inside the warrior's house, the potter's house, and the weaver's house, and learn a lot about dye plants, textile processing, and the clothing of the ancient Slavs. Just the challenging task of moving the millstone for over an hour to produce flour for one loaf of bread requires a lot of strength. But trying it out is allowed. And what did people eat back then? You will get answers to all your questions. For more information: Heimatmuseum Dissen.