Participatory tour at the Lauresham Open-Air Laboratory "Us Humans and the Dear Animals" - Farm Animals Then and Now

What are livestock animals and what is their benefit to humans? The keeping of livestock has changed drastically in the last 1000 years, just as the way we humans live has changed dramatically.
Today, we want to explore on our tour through Lauresham which livestock existed on an early medieval manor, what they were used for, how they were kept there, and why this type of animal husbandry is no longer possible today.
Age group: Families with children (from 3rd grade)
Takes place with at least 2 people (maximum 25 people)
No prior registration required, reservations possible: buchung@kloster-lorsch.de | 06251 869200
Reservations expire 20 minutes before the start of the tour in case of no-show.
Price: €10 | reduced €6
Meeting point: Ticket office at the Visitor Information Center (BIZ) of the Lauresham Open-Air Laboratory