When does the event take place?

The event runs on July 18, 2026, from 12:00 PM to 5:00 PM, and on July 19, 2026, from 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM.

Where is the event location?

At the Landesmuseum Hinter Aegidien, Hinter Ägidien, 38100 Braunschweig.

How much does the entrance cost?

The mentioned action day is regularly priced at €8, reduced to €6, and €4 for children.

What can visitors expect?

A Living History event featuring medieval daily life, cooking over an open fire, trade, clothing, and illustrative demonstrations.

Is it possible to arrive by public transport?

Yes, the John-F.-Kennedy-Platz stop is accessible by bus and tram.

Are there parking spaces nearby?

The museum does not have its own parking spaces, but public parking garages are located in the vicinity.

Touch the Middle Ages: Braunschweig's Museum Becomes a Living Hanseatic Adventure

Name: History Up Close: Middle Ages – Living History Event with the Hansevolk Lübeck e. V.
Start: 2026-07-18T14:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-07-19T19:00:00+02:00
Location: Landesmuseum Hinter Aegidien

Experience history up close at the Landesmuseum Hinter Aegidien

At the Landesmuseum Hinter Aegidien, the Middle Ages come to life over two days: The Hansevolk Lübeck e. V. brings historical daily life, crafts, and trade right into Braunschweig on July 18 and 19, 2026. Amidst open fires, the scent of spices, and authentic clothing, a unique event experience is created that not only shows history but also makes it tangible.

Living History with Atmosphere and Detail

Upon entering the grounds, one immediately immerses oneself in another time. The Hansevolk Lübeck e. V. is known for its authentic portrayal of the Lübeck city population in the late Middle Ages and demonstrates how trade, cooking, and crafts came together in daily life. This very combination creates the charm of the weekend: proximity to the performers, vivid insights, and a lively museum experience.

Smell, See, Engage

It becomes particularly intense where cooking and frying over open flames takes place. Additionally, insights into goods and ingredients that once traveled along trade routes are provided. The audience experiences not just demonstrations but a harmonious atmosphere of curiosity, conversation, and direct exchange. Families, culture enthusiasts, and Middle Ages fans alike find an attractive entry point here.

A Museum Setting with a Special Framework

The Landesmuseum Hinter Aegidien is located in a historic ensemble and is one of the prominent cultural sites of the city. For visitors, this means: short distances, a museum environment filled with history, and an atmosphere that perfectly suits a Living History event. Arriving by bus or tram is highly feasible; parking garages are available in the vicinity, but there are no designated parking spaces.

Well Prepared for the Weekend

The action day is aimed at a broad audience and connects cultural education with lively presentation. Those coming with children experience an illustrative and accessible form of historical education. At the same time, the format offers enough depth for all those interested in the Hanseatic League, the Middle Ages, and historical living environments.

Conclusion: This Living History event transforms the Landesmuseum Hinter Aegidien into a place for wonder, tasting, and discovery. Anyone wishing to experience the Middle Ages with all their senses should not miss this weekend in Braunschweig.