Torture Chamber of Old Freising Prison
Obere Domberggasse 16, 85354 Freising
June, 24th 2023, 14:20
© 2023 Jan Kurschewitz, All Rights Reserved.
Lat: 48° 24' 0.238" N
Long: 11° 44' 41.388" E
Precision is: High. Pinpoints the exact spot.
- Camera: Canon EOS 650D
- Panohead: Nodal Ninja Ultimate R10
- Tripod: Manfrotto
- Stitching: PTGui 12.21
- Editing: Adobe Photoshop
- Shots: 4 plus nadir, bracketing 2 apertures
Delve into the chilling panorama of the old Freising prison's torture chamber, a grim testament to Freising's tragic witch trials from 1715 to 1723. A chilling assortment of torture tools lay scattered around a central table, stark symbols of a time when fear dictated justice and the Church wielded the gavel.
The panorama encapsulates the haunting aura of the 'Hexenturm' or 'Witch Tower', infamous for the trials of children accused of witchcraft. A cross and a Bible eerily contrast the room's sinister undertone, hinting at the Church's involvement in the horrifying proceedings.
This 360° view immerses you in a profound sense of history. Today, as part of a museum, the chamber's grim past is a haunting reminder of a time when innocence was drowned by hysteria. An episode in Freising's history that should never be forgotten.