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The Plague in Konstanz|Germany
The Plague in Konstanz|Germany
The Plague in Konstanz|Germany
The Plague in Konstanz|Germany
The Plague in Konstanz|Germany

The Plague in Konstanz|Germany


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  • Learn all about the dark history of the plague in Konstanz.
  • Discover the cruel punishments and superstitions of the Middle Ages.
  • Learn about the effects of the plague and other epidemics on Konstanz.
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Sightseeing Tours

Tour TypeShared tour
Transportation methodGet there on your own
Tour typesGuided tour
Additional service & facilityBarrier free, Pet friendly
Sightseeing typeCity walking tour, Historic site tour
TransportWalking

Product Info

Great terror, dark superstition, and cruel punishments: the plague is the worst epidemic that has ever struck Europe. It also raged several times in Konstanz and left clear marks. The guided tour follows in the footsteps of the Black Death, tells fascinating stories about flagellants, monks, earthly punishments, and the superstitions of bygone times – and other plagues are also discussed.

Important tips & services:
Tour duration: approximately 1.5 hours
Meeting point: Tourist Info / train station

Accessibility:
The guided tour is accessible and can be taken with a wheelchair, rollator or pram. Please let us know when registering.
The accompanying person of people with disabilities with a B on their ID card can join the guided tour free of charge.
Mobility scooters can be used free of charge in connection with guided city tours.

Dogs:
Dogs are allowed as long as they do not disturb the guided tour. Dogs must be kept on a leash at all times. Guide and assistance dogs are allowed at all times.

Cancellation / exclusion from the city tour:
A guided city tour can be terminated by the person in charge, or individual participants can be excluded from the guided tour if they behave inappropriately or disturb other participants (e.g., by insults).

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