The Celtic Trail
The Celtic Trail connects nine significant finds from the time of the Celts on an approximately 35-kilometre-long path through the Ludwigsburg district. It makes a stop at Hohenasperg, Kleinaspergerle, Fürstengrab (Hochdorf), Keltenmuseum Hochdorf, grave mound in Pfaffenwäldle, Celtic large grave mound Birkle, rich women's grave and the warrior of Hirschlanden.
The Celtic Museum
The Celtic Museum is part of the Celtic Trail. The absolute highlight of the Celtic Museum is the magnificent burial chamber of the Celtic prince, faithfully reproduced from the original. In addition to the burial cult, visitors can also gain an insight into the everyday life and crafts of the early Celtic people. Numerous original finds provide a glimpse into the past and into the craftsmanship of the people of that time.
Demonstrations, courses and hands-on activities take place in the reconstructed Celtic farmstead at weekends from May to August.
Celtic Trail AR app - digitally on the trail of the Celts
The Celtic Trail AR app is an interactive application that takes visitors on a digital journey through time along the Celtic Trail. The nine sites along the Celtic Trail are brought to life through interactive VR and AR elements. It not only gets to the bottom of the question of why burial monuments are disappearing. For example, users of the app can also take part in Celtic burial rituals and view archaeological excavations from new perspectives. This provides exciting insights into the Celtic history of the region.
The Celtic Trail AR app was developed in cooperation with the municipalities involved in the Celtic Trail, the Celtic Museum Hochdorf and GZD Media GmbH.
