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Get ready for a delightful learning experience as a lavender workshop is set to take place at the Medicinal Plant Garden of the German Medical History Museum in Ingolstadt on July 19th, 2025, starting at 1:30 PM.
This event will be led by the knowledgeable pharmacist, Sigrid Billig, who will guide participants through the fascinating world of lavender cultivation and its medical benefits. The workshop promises to be an engaging and informative session, with a hands-on activity where you'll craft two-toned lavender hearts.
The Medicinal Plant Garden, part of the German Medical History Museum, offers a unique setting for this workshop. This garden showcases a variety of medicinal plants and is open to the public without requiring an entrance ticket to the museum itself. The museum, located within a baroque architectural complex, provides a historical backdrop that adds to the charm of the event.
Interested visitors are advised to arrive a bit early and check the museum’s website or contact point for any specific details or updates regarding the workshop.
Participation in the workshop is free for the garden and the event itself, making it an affordable opportunity to learn and create something beautiful. So, mark your calendars, and join us at the Medicinal Plant Garden on July 19th for a day filled with lavender, learning, and crafting!
[1] German Medical History Museum (Deutsches Medizinhistorisches Museum Ingolstadt) - https://www.dmhi.de/ [2] Ingolstadt - https://www.ingolstadt-tourismus.de/
After the lavender workshop, you might want to delve deeper into the history of medicinal plants at the German Medical History Museum, which houses an array of exhibits related to home-and-garden lifestyle. Later, explore the charming city of Ingolstadt, known for its baroque architecture, as an additional stop to complete your immersive home-and-garden experience.
