Time travel to Wildeshausen: Discover the story with Dani Hildebrand!

Time travel to Wildeshausen: Discover the story with Dani Hildebrand!

Wildeshausen, Deutschland - In Wildeshausen, the city's history has enriched itself for a new attraction: Dani Hildebrand has slipped into the role of St. Alexander as a tour guide. This figure has an important role in city history and now becomes alive in a special leadership that combines history and emotions. Hildebrand, who has been living in Wildeshausen for two and a half years, is a trained tour guide and plans to convey the city's history in an entertaining way. Their goal is not only to present figures and facts, but to touch the participants emotionally.

The tour starts in 1270 at the historic Alexanderkirche, which is considered Wildeshausen's nucleus. This church, which was mentioned in the Translatio Alexandri as a wooden church in 851, is the only basilica in the Oldenburg region. Particularly noteworthy in the interior The triumphal cross from the 14th century, the sacrament house and various frescoes are particularly noteworthy. The restoration from 2000 to 2004, in which Art Nouveau paintings were uncovered, is also a topic of leadership.

The stations of the city tour

During this "journey through time", the participants pass significant stations such as the historic town hall, the impressive carillon, the Burggraben and the original historical center of Wildeshausen (UZZW). Hildebrand not only wants to show the guests the story, but also develop a vision for the future of Wildeshausen. The tour is primarily geared towards foreigners, but could also be of interest to the locals.

The lead ends with a special ceremony at the Alexanderkirche, where Hildebrand addresses the transfer of the relics of St. Alexander, which was brought from Rome to Wildeshausen in 851 by Waltbert, the grandson of the Saxon Duke Widukind.

management details and booking options

fixed appointments for the tours have not yet been determined. Interested groups can book the tour at Hildebrand via the tourist association. The phone number 04431/6564 is available for this. The tour takes a total of around 60 minutes and costs 55 euros per group, with groups of up to 40 people participating.

The Alexanderkirche itself also offers guided tours that can take place by appointment. The church is not only a historical building, but also a cultural heritage that needs to be preserved. During the leadership, interested parties learn more about the special features of the church, including the reliquary and the newly furnished organ, the sound quality of which will significantly improve the acoustics of the room.

The combination of historical heritage and the objective of keeping local culture alive makes the tours in Wildeshausen a special experience. With their history and the associated stories, Dani Hildebrand and the Alexanderkirche offer a well -founded and emotional journey of discovery into the past of the city.

For more information on the tours, please visit the pages of Kreiszeitung , Wildeshausen.de and Olsen travel . .