📜 Museum dedicated to spiritual movements, occult circles, religious groups, and mystic leaders connected to witches and witchcraft.
🔍 Houses over 1,300 exhibits, offering a comparative perspective on this multifaceted phenomenon.
✨ Unique museum exploring witchcraft across cultures and civilizations.
📚 Vast collection of objects related to folk medicine, alchemy, astrology, and local Swiss traditions.
🕯️ Commemorates victims of witch hunts and examines their impact on modern society.
🔮 Offers unique guided tours, workshops, and events, including night walks and fortune-telling classes.
🔞 Not suitable for children younger than 11 years of age.
♿ Accessibility adjustments are currently not possible due to historical building status.
🗓️ No regular opening hours; check the official website for upcoming dates and times.
🌙 Consider a nocturnal visit during Walpurgis Night (April 30th/May 1st) for a highlight event.
💰 Adults CHF 15, youth (11-16) CHF 10-12, seniors/students CHF 13. Group discounts available.
🕒 Wednesday, Sunday, and select evenings. Check website for exact dates and times.
Car and bus parking available at the castle lot.
Disabled toilet available.
Museum shop accessible during opening hours. Small tea room with coffee and cake on Sundays.
Public library/archive/study rooms available by appointment.
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