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Tuesday, 11/3/2026
at 10:00 AM



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After the fairy tale by the Brothers Grimm

There the hardworking Hans has earned more in seven long years than he needs. And now he sets off on the way home with his little friend Tipi. The sun is burning down from the sky, and worse than the work is now the lump of gold on his back. He received it as payment, and the way home is still long. A rider comes along. The shiny burden on the traveler's shoulder dazzles him: “Shall we trade? My horse for the heavy lump?” We and most children know the story and how it continues.
But because Tipi has a say in every barter, they must discuss whether Hans should go for the trade. Thus, the question of desires and happiness keeps coming up. Does owning the horse, the pig, the goose, and the grinding stone fulfill the longing to be happy?

Age recommendation: from 4 years

Admission: 09:00 AM

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