Discover Aurich's history: Fascinating city tours await you!

Discover Aurich's history: Fascinating city tours await you!

Anyone interested in history and exciting anecdotes from the past has come to the right place in Aurich. The city, which was first mentioned in documents in the 11th century, offers a fascinating journey through time. In 1389 Aurich came into the possession of the Duke of Württemberg, and a lot has happened since then. The central point of contact for every history-hungry visitor is the church, which once served as a defensive tower for the Lords of Aurich.

The city tours in Aurich are an absolute must for anyone who wants to find out more about the city's past. The tour lasts about two hours and takes visitors to interesting places such as the rectory, the town hall and the old and new schools. For just 4 euros for adults and 2 euros for children, you can immerse yourself in the city's history every Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. on the square in front of the church. Registration is not necessary, you just need to be interested in a lively city tour. However, it was announced in an announcement that the Roßwag district tour on September 21st was canceled due to illness. A new date will be planned in the near future and announced in good time. Further information is available on the VAIHINGEN website or in the cultural and tourist information on the market square.

Exciting city tours

In addition to the regular city tours, a very special event is taking place in the Aurich Historical Museum. Under the motto “Travel through time through historic Aurich”, the city guides Katja Druivenga and Reenste Cornelis present their charming way of telling history. Using historical costumes and curious props, they take the participants to different eras, for example the Baroque or the Biedermeier. Humorous scenes and amazing anecdotes about the city's history guarantee an entertaining experience. Anyone who would like to learn more about the splendor and splendor of the Cirksena should not miss taking part in these tours.

The public tours cost 10 euros per person, for groups of up to 15 people the price is set at 150 euros, each additional person pays 6 euros. Bookings can be made easily via the museum box office, by telephone at 04941/12-3600 or by email. It's also worth taking a look at the Historical Museum's event calendar so you don't miss any interesting events.

Hidden stories and living history

In addition to general city tours, Druivenga and Cornelis also offer special cemetery tours that deal with dark secrets of East Frisian history. The impressive Lamberti Church with its striking church tower is also one of the highlights of the city tours. It is not only a historical building, but also a symbol of Aurich's cultural identity.

Beyond the charming city guides, the local museum is also a place where the past comes to life. Museum director Dr. Christopher M. Galler highlights the lively presentation in the museum, which captivates both tourists and locals. No matter whether you are interested in the Old Chancellery, where the region's political fortunes were controlled, or in the Pingelhus, which used to be a arrival point for “torfmuttjes” - Aurich has something to offer for everyone.

Whether historical city tours, lively stories or exciting anecdotes - Aurich invites everyone to immerse themselves in the adventure of history and discover the city's hidden treasures. Find out about the next dates in good time and secure your ticket for an unforgettable experience. You can find more information on VKZ, aurich tourism and NWZ Online.