In a modernly staged, multimedia exhibition, treasures and stories from the time when Thurgau came into being in its present borders are shown.

The castle exhibition of the Thurgau Historical Museum stages the eventful 15th century, when the borders of today's canton were created. A multimedia and sensory tour takes visitors into the fascinating world of knights, monasteries and bailiffs. The exhibition sheds light on the epoch after 1415, which was groundbreaking for the later canton, and offers adults and children alike a sensual and playful approach to the Middle Ages. The modern staging of the rooms, the interactive animations and the works of art exhibited in their new splendor characterize the multimedia tour of the castle. In atmospherically staged castle rooms, the audience follows at close quarters how people experienced the turbulent transitional period to Confederate rule. A time in which the conflicting parties insulted each other with "Kuhschweizer" and "Schauschwabe" and modern border demarcations emerged.


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