since 2002 Milites viennenses has been using a shilling coin (Steiwer, Stuiver, Stüber, Patard, Sol) as token at events. This original coin was inspired by medieval coins and features the Milites Viennenses arms. Now the drive for more authenticity, the need for 17th century currency and an anticipated need of many more coins led to the coinage of a new stuiver. This new one is a copy of a coin minted in 1616 in Tournay (with one small anachronism so it can not be considered

living history and reenactment are very intense and time consuming occupations! So there wasn't any activity here lately as we were fully committed to our passion. There have also been some big changes with partners and in our event calendar which needed our full committment. Now we're steering into calmer waters and will use the spare time to bring this page up to date ...

first event after COVID - dän ischten grussen Evenement no der Pandemie https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NHL4pXPqvek&t=88s

di zwäten Käerchen the second Wheelbarrow

Reproduktiunn no ëm Bild vuam Jacques Linard vuan 1627. Sein Plaatz hoat ën ëlo mol an der Veiner Schloosskëchen fonnt, demnächst wäerten...

the wheelbarrow is based on 17th century paintings, the first acquisition of more to come for the camp season ...

These Videos provide information about the Castle architecture, but also who lived there and how they lived there. The spoken language is...

These Videos provide information about the Castle architecture, but also who lived there and how they lived there. The spoken language is...

Milites Viennenses decided to change their web presence towards a more modern and adapted format. We were concentrating ourself more on...