The Bavarian Crime Dinner - A Criminal Dinner with Thrills for Nerves and Palate

The Bavarian Crime Dinner is a five-course meal in the elegant setting of Schloss Neuburg am Inn, woven together with a thrilling criminal mystery. Throughout the evening, you must help Commissioner Weimar in his investigation to find the murderer and save his own life.

The story is titled "Blutmond" (Bloodmoon). On a sweltering July night, all of Germany gazes at the sky as the moon turns blood-red. At that very moment, in the small town of Oberlettenbach, Anna Bader is murdered, pierced by a sharpened cross. Is this the work of religious fanatics? Anna had a reputation as a witch. Commissioner Weimar, an old acquaintance of the victim, takes over the investigation and stumbles into a hornet's nest. He barely escapes an assassination attempt on his own life.

An interactive hunt for the witch-killer begins. The investigation proves difficult, as many residents of Oberlettenbach have solid motives. An unemployed actor who cannot remember his lines, a carpenter inseparable from his axe, or the ultra-Catholic Agnes Berninger, who through her numerous pilgrimages would have accumulated enough Miles & More points to fly around the globe three times.

"Blutmond" is suspense and comedy combined - a complex puzzle that challenges even seasoned amateur detectives.

The five-course menu will be served by the culinary team at Schloss Neuburg am Inn. Doors open at 18:30; the event begins at 19:00.