A Costume-Themed Tour of Tettnang with Ida the Market Vendor

Ida, the market vendor, leads her guests from the gatehouse on Bärenplatz straight through the city to the New Palace. Along the way, this “woman of the people” sheds light on the era when the Counts of Montfort ruled over the townspeople and merchants. Stately houses, churches, and squares line the path along which Ida, the market vendor, guides her guests. The “woman of the people” recounts what life was really like when the Counts of Montfort still ruled Tettnang. With wit and charm, Ida offers a completely different perspective on the past. She not only recounts the hard life of the traveling people but also knows the daily life of the people of Tettnang. And Ida doesn’t shy away from visiting the castle despite the ban. The stories are amusing, informative, and literally “unheard of.” Visitors get to know the town both as a place of life and economic activity for the subjects and as the representative residence of the ruling dynasty. The tour impressively combines the history of the town and the castle. Participation in the public tour on fixed dates is possible without registration. Visitors should meet at the specified time in front of the building at Montfortstraße 41, Tettnang. The tour can also be booked at any time for a date of your choice. The cost is 150 euros per group (up to 15 people). The price for each additional person is 10 euros (maximum group size 30 people).