Eavesdropping Tour Karthaus Monastery

Name: Eavesdropping Tour Karthaus Monastery
Address: Brunostr. 23, Konz, 54329
Telephone: 0049 6501 83219

Konz

On a short tour, you will follow in the footsteps of the Carthusian monks who lived here in complete solitude and silence. Listen to Gregorian chants and learn from our local expert Rudolf Molter why the Baroque period was an expression of great joy, what "grotesque heads" are, and why the church's bell tower is so small. Have fun!

Here's how it works: Download the smartphone app "Lauschtour" from the AppStore or GooglePlay, then select the Lauschtour "Kloster Karthaus in Konz." When starting, the content is stored on your smartphone, so no internet reception is necessary while on the go.

Accessibility: Certified circular route according to Reisen für Alle. Detailed information on accessibility is available.

The free audio guide:

Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.locatify.guide.lauschtour&hl=en
Apple Appstore: https://apps.apple.com/en/app/die-lauschtour-app/id981033223

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Eavesdropping Tour Karthaus Monastery
Brunostr. 23
54329 Konz

0049 6501 83219
rathaus@konz.de
https://www.konz.eu

Business hours

The offer is available all year round.

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