Freilichtlabor Lauresham

Lauresham is a village the way people used to live. You can take a guided tour here in summer.

Old tobacco shed

The Lauresham open-air laboratory is a forum for experimental archaeological research. You can find more information on this here: kloster-lorsch.de/lauresham0/allgemeineinformationen

The Lauresham open-air laboratory can be visited in hourly guided tours from mid-March to and including October, Tuesday to Sunday, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., apart from corona restrictions. Outside of guided tours, Lauresham is only accessible on special theme days - always worth a visit! The calendar on the homepage provides information about current events during normal operation: kloster-lorsch.de/besuch/event-directory

Through the glass information building you reach the open-air museum, which is also well visible from the path.

The Lauresham open-air museum shows a village how people used to live with nature. A guided tour is offered on certain days.

Large complex with the rebuilding of old village structures

The Lauresham open-air laboratory is a 1: 1 model of an early medieval manor house, where the teaching and experimental archaeological research on the topics of society and manorial rule in the early Middle Ages is dedicated.The open-air laboratory can be visited in hourly guided tours from mid-March to and including October, Tuesday to Sunday 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., apart from corona restrictions. Outside of guided tours, Lauresham is only accessible on special theme days - always worth a visit! The homepage's calendar provides information about current events during normal operation: kloster-lorsch.de/besuch/event-directory

This is how the people in Lorsch lived and lived 1000 years ago.

Currently closed due to corona