Marchegg Castle welcomes young ghosts and grown-up Halloween fans for an evening of spooky encounters. Costumes are encouraged. The municipality requests advance registration by email to [email protected] or by phone on 02285 7100.
Marchegg Castle welcomes young ghosts and grown-up Halloween fans for an evening of spooky encounters. Costumes are encouraged. The municipality requests advance registration by email to [email protected] or by phone on 02285 7100.
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Familypark becomes a colourful Halloween fiesta with parades, magic and acrobatics. Families can enjoy daytime activities; the two haunted houses open at 4pm and are recommended for ages 14 and over. Circus-tent shows, haunted houses and face painting cost extra. The park opens daily from 11am to 9pm.
Children aged five to ten and their accompanying adults explore the spooky side of Forchtenstein Castle. This Halloween tour combines a visit through the castle with stories about witches and ghosts and a children’s programme. Sessions are offered in German and Hungarian.
Children aged roughly five to fourteen search for hidden signs during a short museum tour, then make spooky chocolates with nougat and marzipan. The tour, tastings and workshop last about 90 minutes. An accompanying adult is required; arrive 15 minutes before the start.