Anyone who has ever wanted to know why members of the noble family Wittelsbach are buried in Ingolstadt Cathedral and what this church has to do with the Reformation should download this audio guide and listen to it - ideally, of course, on site during a tour of the church.
Pupils of a P-seminar at the Katharinen-Gymnasium have designed an audioguide, which leads the art and history interested visitors to the most important sights of this largest church in Ingolstadt. The result of this project are finally 16 audio stations, which inform the visitor about the history of construction and important furnishings such as the two organs, the high altar or the famous miraculous image of the Mother Thrice Admirable. Interviews with people who shape the life of the church on site complete the audio tour. The digital tour offers interesting information for both the old-established city of Ingolstadt and the tourist who first enters the church.
Pupils of a P-seminar at the Katharinen-Gymnasium have designed an audioguide, which leads the art and history interested visitors to the most important sights of this largest church in Ingolstadt. The result of this project are finally 16 audio stations, which inform the visitor about the history of construction and important furnishings such as the two organs, the high altar or the famous miraculous image of the Mother Thrice Admirable. Interviews with people who shape the life of the church on site complete the audio tour. The digital tour offers interesting information for both the old-established city of Ingolstadt and the tourist who first enters the church.
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