About
The Gansabhauet is a rare and spectacular Swiss tradition celebrated in Sursee on November 11 (Martinmas). Young boys attempt to knock down a suspended goose with a blunt saber while blindfolded. Since 1880, children's games enliven the event: climbing a stripped pine tree, hopping in jute sacks, pulling ugly faces contests. Since 1997, an illuminated parade winds through the old town.
Times, tickets and public-transport route below.
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