Spooky highlights: Halloween in the Bachlanger Schlössle for the whole family

Spooky highlights: Halloween in the Bachlanger Schlössle for the whole family

It's that time again: On October 31st, the Bachlanger Schlössle in Biberach will be transformed into a horror chamber that has already captivated many visitors. The König family is now inviting people to their Halloween event for the tenth time, this year's motto is “The Last Kingdom”. Admission? For free!

Wolfram König, the host, has come up with something very special this year. The Danish warrior will greet guests at the entrance, where they will be greeted by an imposing ice dragon. Preparations for this began at the end of August, with decorations including everything from trolls and elves to scary warriors. In total, Wolfram invests around 2,500 euros a year in this lively project, in which he sometimes builds and motorizes the figures himself. He emphasizes this again and again: passion is the most important thing in design.

An experience for the whole family

The Königs transform their apartment into a horror scene with many surprises. Monsters, skeletons and zombies with glowing eyes are waiting to scare visitors. Six of the family's costumed children help out diligently and move among the living frighteners in the house, while Kim König casts a spell over the visitors as a zombie bride.

Special attractions this year include a horror shop, a face painting area and a witch's kitchen. It is particularly important to the Königs that their event is suitable for families. If you look at the popularity in recent years, it is not surprising that 7,000 guests visited the scary house last year.

Donations and social responsibility

An aspect of the event that should not be underestimated is its social nature. Every year, the Königs donate part of their income to “Radio 7 Drachenkinder”, an organization that supports sick and traumatized children. The combination of scary fun and doing good appeals to many families and makes the event a highlight of the cold October.

Opening times are set between Friday, October 28th and Monday, October 31st. Visitors can explore the spooky attractions on Friday from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m., on Saturday and Sunday from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. and on Monday from 5 p.m.

Preparation for the scary experience

If you want to come to the event with your children, you should prepare well. It is advisable to plan your journey in advance and use public transport if necessary. When choosing costumes, the little ones could let their creativity run wild: whether scary or non-scary costumes, everything is allowed. And you can also make a plan for small snacks and drinks - perhaps a few “witch potions” or fruit in a ghostly shape.

Anyone looking for a family-friendly Halloween experience shouldn't miss the opportunity and head to Biberach. An unforgettable adventure awaits visitors here. The Königs have finally proven that being good at Halloween doesn't just have something to do with scary stories, but also with heart!

Information about other family-friendly Halloween events can be found on local event calendars or, increasingly, on social media. A look at notices in shops or schools can also provide helpful tips. If you want to make sure that your children are clearly visible in the dark, you should wear reflective costumes and arrange fixed meeting points.

Reports from the event can also be found in various media: The [Augsburger Allgemeine](https://www.augsburger- Allgemeine.de/baden-wuerttemberg/halloween-halloween-mit-herz-familie-koenig-laedt-zum-gruseln-ein-112665825) highlights the family's passion, while the Schwäbische discusses the exciting decoration and the atmosphere created. If you're looking for more Halloween ideas for the family, you'll find what you're looking for at halloween-ideen.de and can plan your spooky adventure perfectly.