Lumagica Ehrenberg The history
The historical castle ruin Ehrenberg, which is a special crowd puller especially in the summer months, now becomes a magical place for the first time also in the dark season - namely when luminous mythical creatures, historical light figures, as well as a colorful crowd of forest animals move into the area of the castle world Ehrenberg.
IMMERSE YOURSELF IN A MAGICAL WORLD
THE LIGHT IN THE EHRENBERGER KLAUSE
Already upon arrival at the Klause, the glow of the illuminated buildings and glittering trees captivates the visitors*. Where once there was a customs post, a storage facility and a defense installation, there is now a meeting place with a restaurant, hotel, museum and event locations. Illuminated native animals welcome the visitors and show the way to the magical LUMAGICA light park. From the hermitage, they can walk through the wintry forest on the footpath for about 15 minutes, or more comfortably by inclined elevator - the "Ehrenberg Liner" - to the entrance of the park of lights.
MUCH TO DISCOVER
Along the light trail, for which you should plan about an hour, there are always magnificent views of the festively illuminated castle ruins and their surroundings.
A total of more than 170 light objects, as well as music-synchronous light productions and interactive elements, line the circular route of the park of lights. LUMAGICA visitors also have the opportunity to cross the well-known pedestrian suspension bridge highline179 and marvel at the illuminated silhouette of the castle ruins from the opposite side and capture the LUMAGICA experience in a personal souvenir photo at the photo point there.
COOPERATION WITH RADIANT POWER
"The eventful history of the Ehrenberg castle ruins enables us to tell a truly captivating story with our light objects.
In combination with the wintry nature, unique points of contact arise to let the visitors* immerse themselves in a fantastic world. The staging is sure to be lumagical," says Thomas Mark, president of MK Illumination, which organizes LUMAGICA in close cooperation with the Ehrenberg Castle World Association.