Ghost hunt at the Rural Museum: Find Albert, then bake a ghost of your own
A curious ghost has hidden himself away in the rural museum: Who can track Albert down… and bake him themselves at the end?
A curious ghost has hidden himself away in the rural museum – who can track Albert down, and bake him themselves at the end?
A visitor has announced their arrival at the A Schiewesch Rural Museum in Binsfeld: Albert, a friendly ghost, is said to be hiding somewhere amongst the historic exhibition rooms. Together with the museum team, you set off on the search – an interactive ghost hunt during which you also discover what village life was like for previous generations.
Once Albert has been found, it's off to the bakery: roll up your sleeves, wash your hands, and you'll soon be kneading dough together and shaping it into an edible ghost. Baking is done the traditional way in the museum's old wood-fired oven. Whilst the dough is rising and baking, there's time to explore the museum further. At the end, you can tuck into your homemade Albert on the spot or take him home with you.
PRACTICAL INFORMATION
- By enquiry only, all year round – weekend slots are also available on request
- Booking is required, ideally one week in advance
- Currently offered in Luxembourgish only
- Recommended for children aged 4 and over; a single younger child may be able to join by arrangement
- A visit to the museum is part of the experience
- Groups of more than 10 people are possible on enquiry, price on enquiry
Inclusive:
- Interactive ghost hunt through the Rural Museum, accompanied by the museum team
- Visit to the museum
- Preparing and baking the ghost-shaped bake together in the historic wood-fired oven
- Your homemade ghost to eat on site or take away
