Via Celtica - In tune with the Celts

The Via Celtica is a spiritual hiking trail. Spirituality has come to play a central role in society. Many people are searching for direction, a place to retreat to, and meaning in the modern world. Put very simply, spirituality is the search for meaning.Impressive natural phenomena like a colourful flower meadow, a babbling spring, the effervescent Eder river, majestic trees, mystical forests and rocky landscapes with towering cliffs line the route as the anchor points of this challenging trail.
The Celts lived in harmony with nature and worshipped it. They used plants as medicines, saw springs and rocks as points of contact with the Other World and interpreted mighty trees as divine symbols.
It is not primarily about a topic that gave rise to lively discussions when planning the project: Was Wittgenstein part of Celtic culture or just an area of contact? Are there specific indications of the influence of Celtic culture in Wittgenstein? Which regions in the surrounding areas can be definitively identified as Celtic?