Raesfeld, Germany
Schloss Raesfeld is a 17th-century baroque castle in the Westphalian Münsterland, built under Alexander II von Velen between 1643 and 1658. The ensemble of four wings, a chapel tower, and a moat is one of the best-preserved water castles in the region. Today the site is home to a craft training centre and hosts cultural events, open-air concerts, and markets on its historic grounds.
An immersive dinner theater at Schloss Raesfeld: London 1888, the Ripper murders, and the audience woven into the plot - with a 4-course meal served between scenes.
An interactive dinner theatre with a horror-comedy twist: guests become part of Dracula's story at Schloss Raesfeld, with a 4-course meal served between scenes.
A horror comedy dinner theater at Schloss Raesfeld: Dr. Jekyll's engagement party spirals into murder and madness, with the audience woven into the plot and a 4-course meal served between scenes.
Dinner theater at Schloss Raesfeld: a darkly comic horror story where the audience joins the action, with a 4-course meal served between scenes.