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Forging knives, boiling soap, designing leather bracelets or making paints: in the old days, many things were still made by hand. On the handicraft course on the area of ​​the Legionnaires' Path Vindonissa and Königsfelden Monastery, young and old can try out in ten workshops how utensils were made in antiquity and in the Middle Ages.

Good to know

• Price: adults CHF 25.-, children (6-16 years) CHF 20.-; Children up to 6 years free of charge
• The price includes admission to the  and the  , including all offers such as   as well as all materials used.
• Tip: Visit the craft course on another day and benefit from a 50 percent reduction on the second day's entry (upon presentation of the receipt from the first visit). This offer is valid for a visit on a maximum of two days. Regular discounts are not valid for this event.
• Find out more about the craftsmen in the free program brochure (available on site)

You can experience these crafts:

• Roman forge (small knife) 
• Tanners and leather processing 
• Roman pottery 
• Roman stonemason 
• Carpentry (box)
• Spin wool
• Finger loop bracelet
• Making colors in the paint workshop
• Simmer soaps
• Soapstone processing 

Depending on the number of visitors, waiting lists are kept at the workshops in order to avoid waiting times.