How long does the city tour last?

The tour lasts about 75 minutes and includes several stops at historical sites in the old town.

Where is the meeting point?

The meeting point is at St. Joseph Church, Bürgermeister-Prechtl-Str. 13, 92637 Weiden.

How much does admission cost?

The price is 6 euros per person.

Are there tickets available in advance?

Information about ticket processing is provided by the Tourist Information Weiden at the Old Town Hall; remaining spots may be available on short notice depending on demand.

Is the tour suitable for children?

The content covers historical crimes and punishments; participation is at the discretion of the guardians.

How is accessibility?

Sections lead over cobblestones; please direct any individual inquiries regarding accessibility to the organizer beforehand.

Crime City Tour Weiden: Real Cases, Strong Atmosphere, 75 Minutes of Suspense

Name: On the Trail of Crime – Criminal City Tour Weiden
Start: 2026-04-06T16:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-04-06T17:15:00+02:00
Location: St. Josef (Josefskirche)

Goosebumps in the Old Town: On the Trail of Crime

Real criminal cases, medieval punishments, and unsolved mysteries – this 75-minute city tour through Weiden turns the historical city center into a stage for an intense event experience. Starting at the St. Joseph Church, tour guide Eva Ehmann takes visitors to original locations and tells gripping stories that fluctuate between awe and chills.

Historical Investigation with Real Weiden Flair

The route leads to significant places in the city's history: from the Town Judge's House to the Pillory at the Old Town Hall, to the Jewish Alley and the Waldsassener Kasten. For a long time, these locations housed the city’s prison and court; judgments were made and carried out here until the 1930s. Precisely researched anecdotes make penal rituals, legends, and daily justice tangible.

Spectacular Cases, Real Emotions

The focus is on authentic events – including the still unsolved murder of Walter Klankermeier. Eva Ehmann’s storytelling art combines facts with vivid scenes, letting the ambiance of the old town take effect and skillfully switching between tension and a wink – for instance, with quirky cases like a love affair with legal repercussions.

Organization and Process – Clearly Planned

The meeting point is at the St. Joseph Church. The tour is compactly planned, and the route leads through centrally located alleys. Thanks to experienced event planning, the group is safely guided, with clear stops for explanations and time for impressions – a well-rounded event experience for crime and city history fans.

Conclusion

Those who want to experience Weiden more intensely discover the darker sides of the city's history here – dense, atmospheric, and fact-rich. Secure your place and experience criminal historical moments where they occurred.