Visited the Museum Of Everyday Life in Castle Waldenbuch 71111 / Germany. This town is known for it’s chocolate factory of Ritter Sport but it does indeed have a very nice medieaval town core – timber-framed buildings included.
The museum itself is simply great. The place is huge and there is so much to see. It was also a great place for the kids who in opposition to usual museum trips did not just run from room to room. The exhibits really catched their attention and we spent a surprisingly long time inside.
My personal highlight was the opportunity to see the Family Swevia and Reisecen live showcasing their deeds. Two great living history groups that really do put a lot of effort and research in their presentations.
Turned-over shoe 
Kemp for sewing leather 
Beeswax candle making 
Cooking Box 
Riveted chainmail 
Turned-over shoe
https://www.familia-swevia.de/
Very happy to announce that Reisecen has finally it’s own website: https://reisecen.de/
That’s right. One has no longer poke around on FB to read on their great articles 😀
Very happy to announce that Reisecen has finally it’s own website: https://reisecen.de/That’s right. One has no longer poke around on FB to read on their great articles 😀#medieval
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