When does the tour take place?

The special tour is scheduled for 09/24/2026. The exact time is from 18:00 to 19:30.

Where is the meeting point?

The meeting point is at Promenade 24 in 91522 Ansbach, near the Margrave Museum.

How much is the entrance fee?

The price is 6 Euros per person.

Is the tour suitable for people with limited mobility?

The Margrave Museum is barrier-free accessible. For the urban tour, it is advisable to inquire at the Tourist Information for special needs.

What is the tour about?

The tour illuminates the dark side of Ansbach's city history with a focus on Kaspar Hauser, the Court Garden, and historical criminal cases.

Is the tour available in Sign Language?

Yes, the special tour is announced in Sign Language / DGS.

Discover Ansbach's Dark Sides: Kaspar Hauser, Tracing Back, and History

Name: City Tour: Special Tour Murder Stories Translated into Sign Language / DGS
Start: 2026-09-24T20:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-09-24T21:30:00+02:00
Location: Markgrafenmuseum

Murder Stories in Ansbach: Experience City History, Kaspar Hauser, and Dark Chapters Alive

This special tour opens up the mysterious sides of Ansbach. The focus is on criminal traces, historical locations, and the famous Kaspar Hauser narrative, which remains one of the most impressive chapters in the city's history to this day.

Following the Tracks of a Puzzle that Shapes Ansbach to This Day

The city tour combines lively storytelling with authentic places of remembrance. In the Margrave Museum, one encounters the Kaspar Hauser section, which makes the famous foundling tangible as a historical figure. The tour is complemented by the Court Garden, where the site of the assassination is among the most striking stations in Ansbach's city history.

Historical Depth Meets Sensory Urban Experience

Between Baroque scenery, ancient walls, and quiet park paths unfolds a discovery experience that connects local history and cultural heritage. The tour leads past locations where legends, research, and memory intertwine. Thus, a cityscape emerges that goes far beyond mere sightseeing.

Barrier-Free Access and Clear Orientation

The starting point and meeting place are located in the central downtown area at Promenade 24 in Ansbach. The route leads into the historic city center and further to the most important stations related to Kaspar Hauser. The Margrave Museum is barrier-free accessible, and the tour is designed as a special tour in Sign Language / DGS, making it particularly inclusive.

Why This City Tour is Worth It

Anyone who wants to not just see Ansbach but understand it will experience a guided tour with depth, atmosphere, and a historical tension arc. The combination of the city tour, museum visit, and Court Garden makes this tour a cultural enrichment for all those wishing to discover Ansbach's dark side, its places of remembrance, and its unique history.

Conclusion: This special tour invites participants to experience Ansbach from a new perspective and to closely follow the traces of Kaspar Hauser as well as the criminal historical narratives of the city. A worthwhile experience for all those searching for history at the original site and wanting to book a special tour.