How to get to Lajen – Your journey to the Minnehus

The road to Lajen

The route to Lajen by bus follows line 351. These buses are equipped with special features, including a wheelchair ramp or lift, to facilitate easy boarding and alighting. As a result, these accessible options ensure a comfortable journey for all visitors. In the next slider, we will show you both types of accessible buses available for your trip.

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The path from the bus stop to the Minnehus Museum is 200 meters long and well-paved, but it includes an incline that is difficult for wheelchair users to navigate without assistance. For safe and comfortable access, we recommend requesting help.

The path is well-maintained, but the incline requires special attention to navigate easily.

Once at the village square, the Minnehus is located on the left. The museum entrance is fully accessible via an automatic door. Inside, an elevator connects all floors of the Minnehus, allowing wheelchair users to visit the entire museum with ease.

see

The sensory experience of "Seeing" is shaped by a variety of visual impressions. Videos, symbolic representations, vibrant colors, different materials, figures, and comics combine to create a unique experience that immerses visitors into the world of Walther von der Vogelweide.

Hear

The sensory experience of "Hearing" comes alive through the works of Walther von der Vogelweide and their translations. In addition, works by other artists of his time can be heard, embedded in a soundscape of historical noises and sounds. This acoustic journey allows visitors to deeply immerse themselves in the atmosphere of the Middle Ages, enhancing the experience of the cultural and poetic diversity of that era.

The sensory experience of "Smell" is shaped by the composition of high-quality materials like wood and fine fabrics of the museum. In contrast, visitors can also experience the authentic scent of the Middle Ages, represented by special smells from that time. This olfactory experience brings the past to life, complementing the visual and acoustic impressions in an impressive way.

The sensory experience of "Touch" is felt through the different textures of materials like wood, linen, and wool. Visitors can directly touch the surfaces and experience the craftsmanship. These tactile impressions strengthen the connection to history and offer a new dimension to the cultural experience.

All the senses

The visitors can enjoy the sensory experience of "Taste." After the tour, they have the chance to try the Minnehus Met (honey wine), a traditional local drink. This special treat completes the experience, immersing guests in the medieval taste culture. The Met honors tradition and offers an authentic culinary experience.