Hülshoff Castle on Castles and Castle Day

In the summer, Hülshoff Castle presents the installation "16 Scenes for a Forest" by the well-known directing collective Rimini Protokoll. In it, Helgard Haug and Daniel Wetzel devote themselves to Annette von Droste-Hülshoff's novella "The Jewish Book". They have taken a close look at the original text and created an immersive experience of radio play, film and nature observation: 16 scenes for eight trees in the park of Hülshoff Castle.

Note: Sturdy shoes required. Long trousers are recommended. Smoking is strictly prohibited inside the installation and in the entire park. The high seats are at a minimum height of 1.5 metres and a maximum of 3.5 metres. In the event of bad weather or heavy rain, the installation may be closed for safety reasons. In this case, ticket costs will be refunded via the ticket shop. No refund will be made for other costs (travel) or similar. Regardless of the weather, you can alternatively visit the Droste Museum or the exhibition "Droste Digital. Manuscripts - Rooms - Installations" in the castle.

• Opening hours: 11 a.m. - 5 p.m.
• Duration: 2 hours
• Price: €5.00, free for persons accompanying people with disabilities, children and young people under 18 and people with a Droste Pass
• Tickets required: Available online at www.burg-huelshoff.de.

• Hülshoff Castle is open on the day of the event from 11:00 - 18:30 with free admission.
• Free parking is available directly at Hülshoff Castle.
• From Münster, you can easily "arrive" by bike via the 100 castles route.
• The Droste Museum and the restaurant in the castle cellar can only be reached via steps. The outdoor facilities, from the car park to the castle courtyard, are barrier-free. There are suitable sanitary facilities for people with limited mobility in the outer bailey.
• The castle park is ideal for a cosy picnic! Order a ready-packed picnic basket for 2 people and enjoy it on the lawn. Find out more here.