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Special Exhibition 2019 "Crowbar and Beaver Tiles – the Construction of the Castle 1624 – 1630"
This year's special exhibition is telling fascinating stories out of Landshut Castle's history, highlighting the planning and construction of the castle's main building in the 17th century. In an enjoyable manner, the exhibition is giving insights into old building trades and is unveiling its traces in and around the castle.
The language of the exhibition is German.
Opening on Mother's Day, 12th of may, duration until october 13th 2019.
Permanent Exhibition
Upon walking around the castle and the grain houses, explore the fascinating way of life of our huntable and protected native wildlife, as well as the hunt in all of its interesting and surprising facets.
The Dr René La Roche Collection on the History of Hunting
Unique collection of over 600 hunting objects and accessories from the 15th to the 19th centuries.
On the second floor above the ground floor of the granary
Firearms of the Swiss Hunters in the 19th and 20th centuries
In the attic of the castle
Falconry - A Griffin on my Hand
It was one of the most elegant hunting methods, the most beautiful hunting method of kings and emperors - hawking or falconry.
Wildlife and Man in the Cultural Landscape
In three rooms on the first floor and in one room on the second floor above ground level of the castle
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Swiss game trophies in a unique historical ambience
- Deer, red and ibex from Switzerland in the corridors of the castle
- Chamois from Switzerland in the stair tower
- Ibex from the colony of Augstmatthorn/Bernese Oberland in the Carnozet (wine cellar)