Visitors to Campus Galli do not merely step back in time; they experience history in its original form: authentic, vibrant and unadulterated. The medieval construction site offers the chance to watch things take shape. Every visit reveals new progress – a building, a piece of work or a craft process that did not exist before. Families, clubs, school groups and history enthusiasts discover here just how much skill, time and ingenuity went into the daily tasks of the early Middle Ages. At every station, you can feel the fascination of genuine craftsmanship. Whether it’s timber construction, blacksmithing, woodturning, textile crafts or horticulture – the craftspeople bring history back to life and explain in an accessible way how their activities shaped monastic life. This direct proximity to historical craftsmanship makes Campus Galli a place of learning that goes far beyond ordinary museum visits. Additional guided tours, educational programmes and activity days offer even deeper insights and make a visit a special experience for young and old alike. Campus Galli shows how our culture came into being – and why it continues to fascinate us to this day.