St. Pauler Waldgeschichten - Vivaldi the Forest Whale - Ticket to Mars

What's it about?

For the fifth time, the team of St. Pauler Waldgeschichten opens its theater curtain. A shady hiking trail leads you through the summer mixed forest to the Johannesberg in St. Paul im Lavanttal. On a 2 km route, lasting approx. 1.5 hours, you will experience a play performed at 11 different stations. Upon arrival at Gasthof Johannesmesner on Johannesberg, all hungry and thirsty Waldgeschichten hikers can expect a picnic under colorful umbrellas, around the small Johanneskapelle. Here you can quench your thirst and hunger with homemade regional products. Picnic basket, umbrella, and blanket are provided. A small farm market invites you to browse and explore. WE LOOK FORWARD TO SEEING YOU! Content: Excitement is in the air. The entire magical forest is in great turmoil. The gray giants are coming! They stomp and trample across planet Earth, leaving gray concrete, steel, and dirty air behind. Then a small spaceship, from the planet Mars, heads directly for Earth. Mimi from Mars lands in the middle of the magical forest. She knows that the colorful planet Earth will soon be a gray planet. The solution: Everyone come to Mars! Everyone in the magical forest gets a ticket to Mars. Vivaldi the forest whale, who once emerged from the blue ocean and fulfilled his dream of living in the forest, knows one thing for sure: He doesn't want to be a Mars whale! But: Can he protect planet Earth and the magical forest? Can he stop the gray giants? Certainly not all alone. Come, get your hiking boots out of the closet, put your forest diving goggles in your backpack, and make your way to St. Paul. Vivaldi the forest whale could use your help. The desired time slot between 9:00 AM and 3:00 PM can be reserved (max. 20 people per group). A group will be sent off every 20 minutes to visit the forest theater at 11 different stations. When purchasing tickets on site, please expect waiting times. Parking at the cemetery parking lot and be sure to allow 15 MINUTES WALKING TIME from the parking lot to the start! Exact signage is available. Good footwear and rain protection are recommended. Unfortunately not suitable for strollers and wheelchair users.